Iconic Peruvian "Band of Holes" Could Have Been Used for Accounting | Ancient Origins

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10/11/2025 6 min
Iconic Peruvian "Band of Holes" Could Have Been Used for Accounting | Ancient Origins

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New research adds evidence to the theory Peru's mysterious Monte Sierpe "Band of Holes" was an Indigenous marketplace and later Inca accounting system, mirroring khipu patterns in a mile-long landscape monument.

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