Finally knotted cord can be used to saw through the roots of cornices, causing the cornice to drop onto the snow pack of the slope below.
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The spells consisted of many objects found in the everyday life of a woman including narcotics, amulets, rings, knotted cords, and facial ointments.
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Careful records were kept of the products and quantities stored on the knotted cords, called quipus, which the Incas used in lieu of a written language.
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The quipu of the Incas was a system of colored knotted cords used to record numerical data, like advanced tally sticks but not used to perform calculations.
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The statue, slightly larger than life size, shows Po Pay holding a knotted cord in his left hand, the signal for the initiation of the revolt.
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Knotted cords _ intricately knotted strings called quipus, which archaeologists say are the closest things to written language that such cultures had _ were merely scraps with no meaning.
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He dispatched runners to all the Pueblos carrying knotted cords, the knots signifying the number of days remaining until the appointed day for them to rise together against the Spaniards.
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The problem is that what is " socially necessary " depends entirely on whether or not there is demand for the finished product, i . e ., the knotted cord.
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Floggings are performed with the cat-o'- nine tails, which consist of nine knotted cords attached to a handle designed to tear an offender's back to shreds.
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Floggings are performed with the cat-o'- nine tails, which consists of nine knotted cords attached to a handle designed to tear an offender's back to shreds.
