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Jun
For many years, the moai sculptures on Easter Island have remained as quiet guardians, observing the flow of time and the legacy of the Rapa Nui community. These giant stone creations, hewn from the 13th to the 16th centuries, represent outstanding achievements in craftsmanship as well as emblems of cultural identity, spiritual conviction, and human creativity. Currently, the future of these legendary sculptures is becoming more precarious due to escalating dangers from environmental transformations and human actions.Positioned more than 2,000 miles away from the coast of Chile, Easter Island—referred to as Rapa Nui by its native people—has fascinated archaeologists, historians,…
