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| 505 | Cava | Named for a figure from old Peruvian mythology. (AN 169, 95 (1905)) |
| 1915 | Quetzalcoatl | Named for the god of wisdom and culture who brought learning to the Toltec people and has been famil |
| 1980 | Tezcatlipoca | Named for the Toltec god of matter, “the smoking mirror”, the counterpart to (1915) Quetzálcoatl, “t |
| 2449 | Kenos | Named for the first man in the mythology of the native Americans of Tierra del Fuego, sent by the Su |
| 2738 | Viracocha | Named for the supreme being in Inca mythology. He created the human race and gave them laws for whic |
| 2739 | Taguacipa | Named for the great Deceiver in Inca mythology. He is the evil dual of the creator of the human race |
| 3749 | Balam | Named in honor of David D. Balam, research assistant at the University of Victoria’s Climenhaga Obse |
| 7480 | Norwan | Norwan, as the “dancing porcupine woman” of the California Wintuns, was a goddess of light who broug |
| 9480 | Inti | Named for the sun god in Inca religion, also called Apu-Punchau, believed to be the ancestor of the |
| 37655 | Illapa | Illapa was the thunder or weather god of the Incas. Hailing rain down from the celestial river (the |
| 50000 | Quaoar | Quaoar is the great force of creation in the diverse myths of the Tongva, the indigenous people of t |