  There has been a long standing debate about the existence of maya
constellations, but there are several sources of evidences that favour this
hypothesis: mural paintings, stelae and codex. In this work, we have recovered
and compiled information regarding mayan constellations and the mayan names for
selected celestial bodies. We explain the process that was carried out to
obtain all the information available and compile it under the same digital
support. The result was incorporated into the Stellarium astronomical software
to enrich the modules of archaeoastronomy and stellar legend, where
constellations from diverse cultures are made available to users of the
software by simulating their appearance in the night sky.
