A history of the khipu

Galen Brokaw

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Latin American history and culture Historical Studies in Latin America Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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Introduction Part I. Andean Media Prior to the Conquest: 1. Early Andean societies and semiotic practices 2. Middle Horizon media and the emergence of the khipu 3. The khipu and the Inca state Part II. The Khipu in the Colonial Period, 1532-1650: 4. Khipu historiography and colonial chronicles 5. Spanish visitas and administrative khipu 6. The khipu and the colonial state 7. Ecclesiastical khipu and Spanish evangelization Conclusion.

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