摩艾（Moai），另译：摩阿仪、摩埃、毛埃，是位于复活节岛（Easter Island）的一群巨型人像，遍布全岛，是智利的旅游景色与世界遗产之一。 有些摩艾会被放置在名叫“阿胡（Ahu）”的石头站台。

2018年8月12日 · Our results trace the prehistoric transfer of basaltic resources from the Ava o’Kiri and Pu Tokitoki complex to the moai quarry at Rano Raraku during the AD 1400’s. This conclusion helps us to better understand sociopolitical …

2013年6月1日 · Explaining how the monumental statues (moai) of Easter Island were transported has remained open to debate and speculation, including their resource expenditures and role in deforestation. Archaeological evidence including analysis of moai variability, particularly those abandoned along ancient roads, indicates transport was achieved in a ...

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Matā, or obsidian (volcanic glass) tools, is by far the most common archaeological trace of the Rapa Nui culture. Most elders have a collection of these in their homes and big quantities are scattered at museums all over the world.

Explaining how the monumental statues (moai) of Easter Island were transported has remained open to debate and speculation, including their resource expenditures and role in deforestation.

2022年7月12日 · In 1919, Katherine Routledge published the first interpretation to account for moai scattered on the landscape lying far away from any architecture. Her hypothesis was twofold. She postulated that some of them probably had …

2024年3月6日 · What Are the Moai? Three Moai heads; two with necks/bodies, one without. Source: Field Museum, Chicago The moai are massive stone statues of human figures carved by the Rapa Nui people on Easter Island. Over 1,000 Moai have been discovered, and the Rapa Nui National Park, which includes the moai, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in ...

Archaeological circuit that runs through several Moai. The Ahu Tahai is a ceremonial platform that has a single moai, a stone giant that stands alone, but is protected by its more than 4 meters high and its imposing figure. It is perched on the oldest platform on the island and unlike many of the other giants, this one is thick and broad.

A distancetriggering device, based on an electro-mechanical odometer, was used to ensure constant trace spacing.