It was the “rediscovered” in the 16th century by European navigators and later identified as a separate constellation by Italian, Andreas Corsali in 1516. Some saw the disappearance of the constellation from the northern hemisphere as significant in symbolizing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Many non-western mythologies exist such as Australian aboriginals calling it the head of the Emu in the sky, or the possum in the tree, both having significant ties with beliefs of the god of the