ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 10月1日 04時46分

This large, impressive quipu is purported to have been discovered in a burial at the coastal site of Ancon, near Lima, Peru. The random appearance of the cords and knots indicates that it is a narrative quipu, a less common type than the administrative ones. Both quipu forms were in contemporaneous use because they conveyed different kinds of information. Narrative quipus differ in construction from the standard decimal-format type by having thickly spun, Z-plied cords; an array of pendant and subsidiary cords in a variety of colors; and a profusion of knots placed seemingly at random rather than in separate, decimal-valued tiers. #hhm⠀
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Inca quipu-maker (khipukamayuq). Narrative Quipu, 1400–1532. Reportedly found at the site of Ancon, Central Coast, Peru. Cotton, camelid fiber. #BrooklynMuseum; Gift of Dr. John H. Finney, 36.718 #BKMArtsofAmericas

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