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Quipus were invented on the Aztec empire and the Toltec and Mayans empires use them too. They were created to tell a story of an important word. The were made out of straws of fabric and sometimes flexible plants. They knitted they on a certain patter and on each straw of fabric they put a color, each one meant something. At the end they knotted straws to a longer one and wear it as a necklace.

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