Learn how the ancient Inca recorded information by creating your own colorful quipu using knots and cord. Discover how the ancient Inca civilization recorded and organized information using quipus—intricate systems of knotted cords used to track everything from population counts and trade goods to important historical records. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn about the history and significance of quipus while exploring the meanings behind different knot types, colors, and cord arrangements. Using colorful yarn and cord, attendees will create their own personalized quipu, gaining a deeper appreciation for this remarkable method of communication and record-keeping. Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and creative learners of all ages!
Admission/Cost: $10
Location:
Heritage of the Americas Museum
12110 Cuyamaca College Drive West
El Cajon, CA
Saturday, July 11 - 11:30 AM
