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+ | '''Ktaria VII''' was the [[seventh planets|seventh]] [[planet]] in the Ktaria planetary [[star system|system]]. This world was under [[Ktarian]] jurisdiction. Ktarians were known to [[Ktarian death ritual|bury]] their dead there. |
| − | [[Chakotay]] once went on a tomb excavation on Ktaria VII. He wanted to keep a memento of his first experience there by picking up a rock from the burial site. He later found out that it wasn't just a rock but a sacred stone. He later learned that Ktarians lay thousands of them in the tombs of loved ones, each one representing a special [[Religion|prayer]]. His actions were, in turn, a desecration of the burial site. |
+ | [[Chakotay]] once went on a tomb excavation on Ktaria VII. He wanted to keep a memento of his first experience there by picking up a rock from the burial site. He later found out that it wasn't just a rock but a sacred stone. He later learned that Ktarians lay thousands of them in the tombs of loved ones, each one representing a special [[Religion|prayer]]. His actions were, in turn, a desecration of the burial site. ({{VOY|Emanations}}) |
| − | The ktarian glaciers are wellknown first-class skiing areas. There is a simulation of them on the [[holodeck]] of the [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']]. ([[VOY]]: [[Macrocosm]]") |
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Revision as of 10:37, 15 October 2012
Ktaria VII was the seventh planet in the Ktaria planetary system. This world was under Ktarian jurisdiction. Ktarians were known to bury their dead there.
Chakotay once went on a tomb excavation on Ktaria VII. He wanted to keep a memento of his first experience there by picking up a rock from the burial site. He later found out that it wasn't just a rock but a sacred stone. He later learned that Ktarians lay thousands of them in the tombs of loved ones, each one representing a special prayer. His actions were, in turn, a desecration of the burial site. (VOY: "Emanations")