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its a system of ropes where knots were tied onto the ropes to keep records such as how many men went off into war or to keep population records
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What was the quipa used for?
The quipa rope is actually just a knotted rope and it was used for counting in some countries
What was the Inca counting device that was made from knotted rope?
Quipa.
The Inca used knotted strings called?
It's called a quipa
What civilization did not have a form of writing?
Well, actually none, EXCEPT, the Inca. The used Quipa. A system of ropes tied in knots. Knots would be tied accordingly to represent certain words.
How did early civilizations develop forms of writing?
Well, actually none, EXCEPT, the Inca. The used Quipa. A system of ropes tied in knots. Knots would be tied accordingly to represent certain words.
What did the Inca's use quipa for?
The Inca used quipu as a system of keeping records and communicating information. This involved tying knots in strings of various colors and lengths to represent numbers and data, which allowed them to record things like census data, taxes, and accounts.
What instrument types were present in pre-Columbian Latin America?
THE MUSIC BEFORE COLUMBUSCHRONOLOGY OF THE MAIN PRECOLOMBIAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSPRECERAMIC INSTRUMENTS (12.000 - 3.500 to. d. C.)LOCATIONINSTRUMENTLas VegasAEROPHONE: CHUROFORMATIVE PERIOD (3.500 - 500 a. d. C.)LocationInstrumentValdiviaMachalillaChorreraAEROPHNES: Ceramic trumpet, quipa, snail, flutes verticales, payas, whistles, ocarinas, bottle whistles,IDIOPHONES: baby rattleREGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERIOD (500 a. d. C. - 500 d. d. C.)LocationInstrumentsBahíaGuangaláJama CoaqueTuncahuánAEROPHNES:Ocarinas, whistles, hooters in several ways and types, fashion-plates of musicians' representation and dancers, bottle ceramic whistles.Quenas and bone flutes, Flutes of bread, similar to payas, antaras in ceramic and stone.IDIOPHONES: Litófonos, turtle shell, coral sartales, baby rattlesFRICTION idiophones MEMBRANOPHONES: Tamboriles.INTEGRATION PERIOD (500 - 1500 d. d. C.)LocationInstrumentMilagro QuevedoCuasmalFase Manta HuancavilcaAEROPHONES: Globular flutes, horizontal flutes, ocarinas, whistles, quenas, similar flutes of bread to payas, antaras, rondadores. IDIOPHONES: Baby rattles, bells, chil-chil, tincupsallas, metalophones. Of friction.MEMBRANOPHONES: Big drums of ceramic, drums of direct or indirect hand impact.
Will there be a movie about Sub-Zero?
Yes. It turns out that the rumored third Mortal Kombat movie will actually focus on the origin of the younger Sub-Zero, how he became a famous warrior. "Chris Ferris is a young man with extrodinary gifts. But when after he is beat up by bullies and left in the cold for dead, Chris gets saved by the Lin Kuei, a group of legendary ninjas. The Lin Kuei's grandmaster, Sen, teaches Chris how to fight and Chris develops mysterious ice powers. He becomes a ninja and known to the whole world as... Sub-Zero!" Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of martial arts action violence and mild language. Directed by Peter Berg (Hancock) Josh Farro will play Chris Ferris/Sub-Zero James Remar will play Sen, the grandmaster of the Lin Kuei Francis Quipa as Quan Chi, an evil sorcerer who intends to destroy the Lin Kuei Chris Cassarmassa as Scorpion, an undead spectre who used to be a member of the Lin Kuei and now works as an assassin for Quan Chi who intends to kill Chris. Collins Pennie as Ermac, a member of the Lin Kuei who has the power of telekinesis. He becomes friends with Chris. Michael Arangno as Rain, a member of the Lin Kuei who has the power of water. He becomes friends with Chris. THIS GUY IS A LIAR! A STUPID LIAR! THAT'S NOT EVEN THE NAMES OF THE MORTAL KOMBAT CHARACTERS! DON'T ANSWER WITH LIES! IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER DON'T ANSWER AT ALL! THE ANSWER IS NO.
