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Yolŋu
Barnumbirr
Barnumbirr is Venus. Published Yolŋu material has her guide the Djang’kawu, then fly a songline west, tied to the Sun by a faint rope.
The Morning Star ceremony is a Dhuwa mortuary rite. Elders time it by counting days of Venus’s synodic behaviour. This product may name that astronomy. It will not restage a funeral.
Norris and Harney note the song as an oral map from Yirrkala westward, changing language along the path. That is navigation and Law, not a soundtrack for a game.
/sky may draw a faint rope from the Venus marker toward the Sun when the Yolŋu pack is active. It is a diagram of a published sentence.
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