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Andean knitting has a very fine gauge and often they use needles of 1.35mm. These aspects of Andean knitting are what set it apart from the rest of the world.
Photo from the book Andean Folk Knitting by Cynthia LeCount
The Andean technique, "knotting" and "cross knit looping", which are similar if not the same as nålbinding.
There is not one singular indigenous name for this technique noted in the book, but I did find the word q'iwa online which comes from the languages of Quechua and Aymara and refers to "the general act of spinning and twisting threads". If there is more words, please let me know! I'd love to know!!!!!!
Photo from the book Andean Folk Knitting by Cynthia LeCount
Despite dire predictions to the contrary, knitters in both Peru and Bolivia continue to create amazing work. In fact, in many areas, Andean
Peruvian, Bolivian, and Andean knitting
Andean Knitting
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The Sacred City of Caral-Supe, Peru
While the pyramids of Egypt were still a distant dream, a sophisticated civilization was already thriving on the arid coast of Peru. Meet Caral (or Caral-Supe), the oldest known city in the Americas, dating back ~5,000 years around (3500–1800 BCE). No signs of warfare or weapons. Just music (bone flutes have been found) and monumental architecture that influenced Andean culture for millennia. Caral reminds us that complex societies didn’t just emerge in the "Old World", the Americas had their own cradle of civilization with one of the six places on Earth where urban society independently arose.
