Preface - Jeffrey QuilterPart One. Background for the Study of Khipu and Quechua Narratives1. An Overview of Spanish Colonial Commentary on Andean Knotted-String Records - Gary Urton2. Spinning a Yarn: Landscape, Memory, and Discourse Structure in Quechua Narratives - Rosaleen HowardPart Two. Structure and Information in the Khipu3. A Khipu Information String Theory - William J. Conklin4. Reading Khipu: Labels, Structure, and Format - Marcia Ascher5. Inka Writing - Robert AscherPart Three. Interpreting Chroniclers' Accounts of Khipu6. String Registries: Native Accounting and Memory According to the Colonial Sources - Carlos Sempat Assadourian7. Woven Words: The Royal Khipu of Blas Valera - Sabine P. Hyland8. Recording Signs in Narrative-Accounting Khipu - Gary Urton9. Yncap Cimin Quipococ's Knots - Jeffrey QuilterPart Four. Colonial Uses and Transformations of the Khipu10. Sin fraude ni mentira: Variable Chinu Readings during a Sixteenth-Century Tribute-Restitution Trial - Tristan Platt11. Perez Bocanegra's Ritual formulario: Knots and Confession - Regina HarrisonPart Five. Contemporary Khipu Traditions12. Patrimonial Khipu in a Modern Peruvian Village: An Introduction to the Khipukamayuq of Tupicocha, Huarochiri - Frank Salomon13. The Continuing Khipu Traditions: Principles and Practices - Carol Mackey
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