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A Companion To Easter Island (Guide to Rapa Nui)
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Island at the End of the World : The Turbulent History of Easter Island
Statues
of Easter Island (Ancient Wonders of the World)
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Lonely Planet Chile & Easter Island
Let's Go Chile 2nd Edition : Including Easter Island
An Uncommon Guide to Easter Island Exploring Archaeological Mysteries of Rapa Nui
Among
Stone Giants: The Life of Katherine Routledge and Her
Remarkable Expedition to Easter Island
At the age of forty, Katherine married a
charismatic Australian adventurer, William Scoresby Routledge, and
they built a ninety-foot, state-of-the-art yacht, christening her
Mana, the Polynesian word for "spiritual power." From
1913 to 1915, Katherine and Scoresby led the Mana Expedition to
Easter Island, where Katherine conducted the first-ever
excavations of the island's world-famous stone statues. Katherine
collected vast quantities of new information, which she faithfully
transcribed into her journals and field notebooks. Through
interviews with dozens of elderly men and women, she was able to
save the history of the island, whose population was struggling
back from the brink of extinction. Without Katherine's
extraordinary efforts, Easter Island's traditional
beliefs and customs would have been forever lost.
The
Enigmas of Easter Island: Island on the Edge
Easter Island, an unimaginably remote
volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean, produced one of the most
fascinating and yet least understood prehistoric cultures, a
people who vanished but left behind the giant statues known around
the world...
Splendid Isolation: Art of Easter Island
Easter Island Mystery of the Stone Giants
Easter
Island Giant Stone Statues Tell of a Rich and Tragic Past
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Chile
& Easter Island
Chile is bordered by
the Pacific ocean to the west and separated from the rest of
South America by the Andes mountains. Nearly
three thousand miles in length and rarely more than a hundred
miles wide, Chile stretches from the tropics almost
to Antarctica. Traveler Ian Wright begins his journey in the
scorching aridity of the Atacama Desert. He then
moves south to the capital, Santiago, before taking a
train to visit the indigenous Mapuche Indians. He
travels across the outstanding glacier-streamed mountains of
Torres del Paine National Park. Via Robinson Crusoe
Island, he flies to Easter Island and ends his
journey on one of the most remote inhabited places on Earth.
Along the way...
See ancient mummies with their glossy black hair still neatly
braided.
Watch dawn break over the highest geyser field in the world.
Learn how to head llamas.
Observe the stars through the largest telescope in the southern
hemisphere.
See the colossal Maoi on Easter Island,
among the most fascinating archaeological mysteries of all time.
Secrets
of the Lost Empires II: Easter Island
VHS
Rapa
Nui
VHS
Mysteries
of Easter Island
VHS
Isolated 2,200 miles west of Chile in the Pacific,
Easter Island is the easternmost outpost of the Polynesian
island world. Famous for its ancient, giant stone statues,
its people struggle to retain their past, while grappling with the
future. See how overpopulation and environmental degradation
nearly destroyed it.
Unexplained Phenomena & Mysteries
Astral Projection Out of Body Experience
Loch Ness Monster Sea Monsters
Vampires, Werewolves and Monsters
