File:Medieval Moksha Star Chart.jpg
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English: Old Moksha Star Map used by travellers and navigators in Middle ages.1.Kelyaga/Paddler, 2.Roshtuva/Christmas, 3.Kashkabre/Lynx Head, 4.Karxke/Dipper, 5.Vete/Leader, 6. Matsingov/May, 7. Tarvaz/Sickle, 8. Letsema/Bow and arrow, 9. Karhkabulo/Tadpole, 10. Shamka/Brood, 11. Vasentseks virmatsi/Leading goose, 12. Ombotseks virmatsi/Second goose, 13. Hrest/Chapel, 14. Koklats kelyaga/Gig, 15. Vedgandama/Well sweep, 16. Polganyasa/Order(Line), 17. Sisemteshtt/Seven stars, 18. Marnasa/Group, 19. Unknown, 20. Often madya/Bear paw, 21. Vedganne/Water carrier, 22. Kota teshtt/Eight stars, 23. Inzama/Harrow, 24. Kafksa/Eight |
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| Source | http://zubova-poliana.narod.ru/meborissmirnov-skymap.htm |
| Author | Boris Smirnov (ethnologist), A. Prokhorov |
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