MM021 - Subsidiary Pendant Sums

Drawings:

Overview	Detail View
All Khipus' Ascher Sum Fieldmarks	Right-Handed XRay
All Subsidiary Pendant Sum Relationships	Left-Handed XRay
This Khipu's Fieldmark Catalog	Sum Overlay
This Khipu's Drawing	Right-Handed Sum Detail
	Left-Handed Sum Detail

Right Handed Sums: # Sums = 4, Max # Summands = 5, (Min, Mean, Max) Sum Values = (14, 31, 46)
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Left Handed Sums: # Sums = 4, Max # Summands = 6, (Min, Mean, Max) Sum Values = (25, 41, 56)
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Right Handed Sum Detail: - Click on column name to sort

#	Sum Cord	Sum Cord Value	# Summands	Summands
1	p1s4_{1, 1, 4} : 14_W	14	3	p5: 10_W + p6: 1_YB + p7: 3_MB
2	p11s2_{3, 1, 2} : 25_W:AB	25	3	p51: 7_W + p52: 15_W + p54: 3_W
3	p54s1_{11, 2, 1} : 38_BG	38	5	p71: 7_W + p72: 7_W + p73: 7_W + p74: 4_AB + p75: 13_W
4	p86s1_{12, 2, 1} : 46_BG	46	5	p96: 6_MB + p97: 17_W + p98: 1_W + p99: 11_W + p100: 11_W

Left Handed Sum Detail: - Click on column name to sort

#	Sum Cord	Sum Cord Value	# Summands	Summands
1	p11s2_{3, 1, 2} : 25_W:AB	25	5	p3: 6_W + p4: 5_W + p5: 10_W + p6: 1_YB + p7: 3_MB
2	p54s1_{11, 2, 1} : 38_BG	38	6	p47: 5_W + p48: 1_W + p49: 5_W + p50: 5_W + p51: 7_W + p52: 15_W
3	p86s1_{12, 2, 1} : 46_BG	46	3	p63: 10_MB + p66: 12_W + p67: 24_W
4	p97s1_{13, 2, 1} : 56_BG	56	6	p62: 3_W + p63: 10_MB + p66: 12_W + p67: 24_W + p68: 6_W + p69: 1_KB

Khipu Notes:

Notes and Obeservations for Khipu MM021

1: p1 subsidiaries (p1s1-P1s6) attached with pendant-like attachment knots, though p1 is not significantly thicker than other pendant cords, suggesting this is not a subsidiary primary cord
6: string damaged between 8.0-18.0cm
11: repair knot at 14.0cm
13: untied 1S knot at 31.0cm
27: extra loop behind top of 8L knot
37: pendant loop at 27.0cm
58: color changes in turn of long knot
75: repair knot at 18.0cm
77: color changes in turn of long knot
87: pendant loop at 16.5cm
102: pendant damaged between 15.5-18.0cm

Primary Cord Notes

Primary Cord Thread Wrappings
YB wrapping at 47.5cm
All khipus I have studied are currently designated "MM", following convention in the field (and until a more suitable replacement convention is agreed upon) - Nanuel Medrano