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[[File: | [[File:JessicasPaintings web 006.jpg|thumb|Yaqana, the She-Llama, breast-feeding her baby ("5") is no.4; Milky Way with Inka Dark Constellations (CC BY Jessica and Steven R. Gullberg).]] | ||
[[File: | [[File:Llama and baby llama greet us at Wiñaywayna.jpg|thumb|Llama and baby llama at Wiñaywayna (CC BY Bex Walton)]] | ||
Yaqana (... ), The Llama, is an Inka dark constellation. As a constellation, he is represented in the area of [[Vulpecula]]. | Yaqana (... ), The Llama, is an Inka dark constellation. As a constellation, he is represented in the area of [[Vulpecula]]. | ||
As an Inka constellation, it has been used in South America from ... to ... | As an Inka constellation, it has been used in South America from ... to ... | ||
Latest revision as of 20:15, 6 June 2026
Authors: Susanne M Hoffmann
Yaqana (... ), The Llama, is an Inka dark constellation. As a constellation, he is represented in the area of Vulpecula. As an Inka constellation, it has been used in South America from ... to ...
Provenance, Etymology, History
Origin of Constellation
where was it mentioned, what is the earliest source ...
Spelling Variants
- Yaqana (Qechua spelling)
- Qatachillay (Qechua name variant)
- Yacana (Spanish spelling)
Identifications
Depending on the season and context, the term "Yaqana" can have the following identifications:
Sources, Transfer and Transformation of the Constellation
Here we give a list of all sources where the name is attested.
| Source | Identification |
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| Vega | |
| ... | |
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Image Variants: Transfer and Transformation
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ancient manuscript 1 -
Steve's mapping
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Jessica's painting ... something else ...
Mythology
mnemonic tales and cultural significance
Weblinks
References
- References (general)
