Chronologie de Rapa Nui

900 apr. J.-C. – 1722 apr. J.-C. · 2 sites

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Rapa Nui

1100 apr. J.-C. – 1722 apr. J.-C.

Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is famed for its colossal stone moai, crafted by a Polynesian society that flourished from roughly 1100 to 1722 CE, leaving a cryptic legacy of monumental art and ecological transformation.

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The fifteen moai of Ahu Tongariki at Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Chile

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Most-Visited Ancient Site in Oceania

Easter Island

900 apr. J.-C. – 1722 apr. J.-C.

The most remote inhabited island on Earth and the home of the moai — over 900 monumental stone figures, some weighing 80 tonnes, carved and transported by the Rapa Nui people across a tiny Pacific island to stand on ceremonial platforms as the embodied presence of ancestral chiefs.

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