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The Pleiades star cluster, situated close to both the ecliptic and the celestial equator, visible all over the globe, had a practical function in many cultures.

The number of stars given in historical sources varies as follows:

Name Culture/ Language Date/ Epoch Source Number of Stars
Orig. Translit.
𒀯𒀯 Old Babylonian cuneiform sign 2000 BCE 6
150 BCE microzodiac tablet VAT 7851, drawing of the bull 6+2
कृत्तिका Kṛttika Sanskrit 6
Matariki Maori 9
MUL.MUL 1250 to 50 BCE undetermined multitude
Pleias Ancient Greek 800 BCE to 200 CE undetermined multitude
Thurayya Arabic undetermined multitude

Pages in category "Pleiades"

The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.