Moai

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The iconic Easter Island statues, also known as moai, are large stone figures that have become a symbol of this remote island in the Pacific Ocean. These fascinating sculptures were created by the early Rapa Nui people and continue to be a source of mystery and intrigue for visitors today. The moai were carved from volcanic rock and erected on stone platforms called ahus, often facing inland towards villages. Despite their impressive size and weight, it is still unknown how these ancient sculptures were transported and positioned with such precision.