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Drawing by Ray Norris based on Yolngu oral and written accounts. One story in particular, involving the stars making up the modern western constellations of Orion and Taurus, and thus referred to here as ‗The Orion Story‘, Song and dance were very important to Indigenous Australian cultures, as they were one of the main ways that stories and information were remembered and passed on. An Australian Aboriginal interpretation of the constellation of Orion from the Yolngu people of Northern Australia. Kulkunbulla, the two young dancing men, is found in one of the most recognisable constellations, the belt and the sword of Orion. An Australian Aboriginal interpretation of the constellation of Orion from the Yolngu people of Northern Australia. 17(2), pp. Among her archived notes are stories regarding the Aboriginal astronomical traditions of this region. Many Aboriginal stories say the boys, or man, in Orion are chasing the seven sisters – and one of the sisters has died, or is hiding, or is too young, or has been abducted, so again only six are visible. Because Orion and Taurus are close to each other, and all the stars in the sky move in the same direction, it does seem like Orion is chasing them. https://www.constellation-guide.com/constellation-list/orion-constellation of the Great Victoria Desert region surrounding Ooldea. Stories about Orion the hunter are varied and contradictory in ancient Greek and Roman mythology Stories about Orion the hunter are varied and contradictory in ancient Greek and Roman mythology, probably because they were folktales rather than part of a formal religion. According to the myth, Orion fell in love with them so Zeus placed the Pleiades in the sky. But… The three stars of Orion’s belt are three young men who went fishing in a canoe, and caught a forbidden king-fish, represented by the Orion Nebula. Aboriginal Astronomical traditions from Ooldea, South Australia, Part 1: Nyeeruna and the "Orion Story" Journal of Astronomical History & Heritage, Vol. He is considered to be Boeotian by birth, born (according to a late legend) of the earth Stories in the Stars – the night sky of the Boorong people The Stories in the Stars planetarium show explores the way an Indigenous Australian culture describes constellations in the southern skies. An Australian Aboriginal interpretation of the constellation of Orion from the Yolngu people of Northern Australia. The Constellation of Orion He then went to Crete and hunted with the huntress goddess Artemis and her mother Leto; he was so enthusiastic that he declared he would kill every animal in the world. The story of Orion has many different versions. All agree that he was a giant, handsome and a great hunter. Although the astronomical traditions of Australian Aboriginal groups vary, there are broad similarities. An Australian Aboriginal interpretation of the constellation of Orion from the Yolngu people of Northern Australia. These Indigenous traditions In astronomy, the Pleiades is a star cluster in the Taurus constellation. Orion, in Greek mythology, a giant and very handsome hunter who was identified as early as Homer (Iliad, Book XVIII) with the constellation known by his name. 180-194, 2014 Trevor M Leaman

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