Easter Island heads have bodies

[Loki]

Easter Island heads have bodies





http://www.eisp.org/3879/

The Easter Island Statue Project (EISP) is a private research program and archive created by Jo Anne Van Tilburg, Principle Investigator and EISP founder and director, with Cristián Arévalo Pakarati, Rapa Nui artist and co-director of EISP. The profound and immediate need for conservation actions on the moai became apparent over the course of more than 20 years of subjective observation and field experience acquired by us during our island-wide archaeological survey, which was conducted in association with our Chilean and Rapa Nui colleagues.

The Easter Island Statue Project office is located at 225 Arizona Avenue, Studio 500, Santa Monica, CA, 90401. The EISP field office is located at the Mana Gallery, Petero Atamu s/n, Hanga Roa, Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Chile.

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wild stuff..so did they bury them complete with petroglyphs..(who would see them if they are buried?) or was it covered by something else that happened?

[Prisoner Of Ice]

I saw a documentary on them that was interesting and disturbing.

Turns out that there's practically a continent worth of land around easter island that is under relatively shallow water. During colder times the sea level is about 200 feet lower than in historic times, and all this land would have been above water for thousands of years.

The people on the island when they found it were supposedly of three separate tribes and some of them had pretty european features such as red or blonde hair. Their theory is that the watchers were there to hold back the water, and this dying civilization spent all its time trying to build these magic figures to hold back the rising water. Of course, it didn't work all that well but it explains how the heck it's possible to have so many huge statues on such a remote island which can support so few people.

[lei.talk]

a book by one of my childhood heroes:

[Ultra]

A legacy of the Legendary Estonian Vikings perhaps?

[BeerBaron]

This is pretty interesting. But why they are buried doesn't take a genius. The sea level used to be much lower before the last ice age thawed. You can look at maps of the world during the last ice age and where the glaciers extended down to. It's not really hard to see why there is similar architecture around the equitorial boundry.

There is another interesting read about the pyramids in the ocean off the japanese coast and the city they found in the gulf of mexico.

[KidMulat]

People still follow the blond hair/aryan myths of Easter island lol

Just like the British who claimed the Moriori where negritid/melanisids who were conquered by the light skin Maori; its all just a colonialist farce.

[lei.talk]

A legacy of the Legendary Estonian Vikings perhaps?

none dare challenge karl's explaination
of how the dread cthulhu came to be imprisoned in r'lyeh!

be thank-full to our saviors!

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

[Prisoner Of Ice]

People still follow the blond hair/aryan myths of Easter island lol

Just like the British who claimed the Moriori where negritid/melanisids who were conquered by the light skin Maori; its all just a colonialist farce.

No I am sure they are black people who learned farming 10k years ago like the papau new guineans. Not everything is about race, in fact aside to tards like you very little is.

Olmecs are pretty interesting too, there seems to have been a megalithic black empire in south america at some point, maybe that meets more with your approval.

[Weedman]

so all this time and no one ever thought to dig under the heads til now?

no one thought to dig around them just to see if there were any surprises?

[Hadouken]

in b4 aliens