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A New Naming Convention for Andean Khipus
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  • 2004RENAMING THE MEXICAN CODICES31 cited
  • 2008Encounter with the plumed serpent: drama and power in the heart of Mesoamerica31 cited
  • 2020Global inequity in scientific names and who they honor22 cited
  • 2016How khipus indicated labour contributions in an Andean village: An explanation of colour banding, seriation and ethnocategories20 cited
  • 2005The cord keepers: khipus and cultural life in a Peruvian village20 cited

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