Andean Orthography
Khipu fragments
Single-spout strap-handle vessel: feline
Quipu (khipu) fragment with three main cords and subsidiary cords
Inca (Inka)
Quipu (khipu) fragment with subsidiary and tertiary cords
Chieftain's vara stick
Quipu (khipu) with top and subsidiary cords
Cup: frog motif
Quipu (khipu)
Cup: double faced
Quero (qero, kero) with geometric design
Quipu (khipu): fragment with two main cords, as well as top, subsidiary and tertiary cords
Cup: bird motif
Quipu (khipu) with two fragmentary main cords, top and subsidiary cords
Quipu (khipu) with three main cords and subsidiary cords
Quipu (khipu) with four main cords, top and subsidiary cords
Beaker with frogs
Mantle or carrying cloth (awayo)
Quipu (khipu) fragment with top cords
Quipu (khipu) fragment with subsidiary main cord and subsidiary cords
Bag
Beaker with upside-down head
Cup
Cup: goblet form
Quipu (khipu) with subsidiary main cord, subsidiary and tertiary cords
Quipu (khipu) fragment with place markers and top cords
Quipu (khipu) without knots
Quipu (khipu) with two main cords and subsidiary cords
Quero (qero, kero) with incised tocapu
Cup: upside-down head
Quipu (khipu) fragment with subsidiary cords
Beaker: heads and scrolls
Inca (Inka) Quipu (Khipu) at the Dallas Museum of Art: The Nora and John Wise Collection
Tiahuanaco (Tiwanaku)
Wari (Huari)
Beaker with profile birds and human heads
Cup: war club motif