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Easter Island
View from the rim of Rano Raraku crater towards Tongariki and the far Pacific horizon.
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Easter Island
So many fallen moai, their noses in the earth. Who toppled them and why? There are only theories and we shall never really know for sure.
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Finished moai inside Rano Raraku crater still quietly guarding the secrets of long ago...How? Why? Who?
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Sentinels of Tongariki with the great crater hill of Poike in the background.
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Horses run free in the shadow of the ahu at Anakena where once the first moai makers arrived in canoes from the far west.
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Easter Island
The ahu (platform) at Tongariki in the shadow of the great Rano Raraku crater where virtually all of Easter Island's moai statues were created.
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Easter Island
Easter Island
Seen from the cliffs of Orongo - first Motu Kau Kau, then Motu Iti and finally Motu Nui to which young...
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Easter Island - Rano Kau crater
In ancient times this was an important source of fresh water for the islanders. It also enjoys a calm...
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