Rechnen mit dem peruanischen Abakus–Spielen mit dem Objekt DB-02 MRI
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v11i0.143-165Abstract
Un objeto arqueológico peruano, obviamente un tablero (de juego), recién ha sido calificado de 'ábaco' (o tabla de cálculo). Esto constituye, para el presente trabajo, el motivo de describir el uso de tablas de cálculo en general y, especialmente, él de la tabla transmitida por Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala. El vocabulario correspondiente al cálculo indica que los contadores incas usaban piedritas-debe y piedritas-haber. Debido a esta circunstancia, el ábaco peruano era superior al europeo medieval. Con el tablero (de juego) en cuestión no se puede calcular; existen, en cambio, indicios que permitirían la reconstrucción de un modo de usarlo a manera de un juego de dados.Downloads
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1990-01-01
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