Conspiracy Theories and Legends: Easter Island

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Hello conspiracy theorists and adventure lovers ! I came up with new serie that you might be fun and learn historic facts. Actually, these are not ''facts.'' Because they don't accepted from official history. But life is not just formal. We also need our exciting stories. Of course this serie will not be just a entertainment. Some of them will be facts that most people dont want to accept that. Let's have fun and learn steemians! If you miss the previos posts about the serie, you can read it from the below links:


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This island has special place for legends. People argue about statues in the island. Are they piece of art or something else ? Standing in line, with tons of weight and height, Moailar is a sculpture that amazes everyone about how the primitive locals made it on the island, which is miles away from the mainland. Moailae is a group of sculptures weighing a ton in weight, aligned side by side with their smiles on their faces in the Pacific Ocean, and there is no clear reality about how they are made and how they are planted and stitched, and scientists are still working on it.


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The most important myths are: (from wikipedia)

  • Tangata manu, the Birdman cult which was practised until the 1860s.
  • Makemake, an important god.
  • Aku-aku, the guardians of the sacred family caves.
  • Moai-kava-kava a ghost man of the Hanau epe (long-ears.)
  • Hekai ite umu pare haonga takapu Hanau epe kai noruego, the sacred chant to appease the aku-aku before entering a family cave.

There is a 972 piece of statue in island. This is so much in back days. As i say, they have enormous weigh and high. That's cuze of people thinking how can people do this in Anciet times ?


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There is also a dilemma about the origin of Easter Island's inhabitants. In Norway, researcher Thor Heyerdahl conducted an intensive work on the Easter Island in the 1950s. According to his theory, there was a similarity between the beliefs of the South American locals and the beliefs of the places on the Easter Island, and immigrants who set out from South America settled on Easter. They formed a column here.

Another interesting improve on the Easter Island in the Polynesian region is the visit to James Cook's island. The indigenous locals have been in a situation where they have not behaved foreign to the whites and have already seen the white people. James Cook and his accompanying crew were astonished by the action of the places. But it's imposibble that they can saw a white people. This is really weird thing.


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It is still unclear how the Primitive Natives of the Island carried and set up the colossal stones. Many theorists are having theories about the transformation of stones, sculpted aliens on the island. Some of the authors have suggested that the sculptures on Easter are made with the help of spaces and their shapes resemble astronauts. Are they really aliens ? I don't know. But this serie about legends. I cannot say anything for sure. But people are still argue about this island. If we are in 2017 and science can't give any clear answer, there is a weird stuff in there for sure.

Source of Info: Theories and Legends
Source of Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4

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