isolated in the vast expanse of the South Pacific Easter Island remains a land of mystery since its discovery by Europeans in the 18th century very little is still known about the people who once lived there or their origins but of all the mysteries involving the island otherwise known as Rompin nui the most persistent involved the nearly 900 megalithic statues known as moai and why they were put here in the first place the moai are considered to be no more than perhaps a thousand years old howe
ver it has been established the some of them penetrate down into the ground by a great amount of feet to reveal the rest of the body not just the oversized head and the amount of presenation suggests that they are infinitely older than a thousand years and could go back many many many millennia when you visit Easter Island and you look at the sites there the statues the megalithic walls you realize they're much older than what you know history tells us further clouding the issue is a discovery t
hat was made in 2017 with the help of photography and 3d modeling programs archeologists discovered that the 13 ton stone hats known as po cow on the Easter Island moai contain a wide diversity of petroglyphs made by what appeared to be different groups of people the hats that are on top of the Easter Island moai are a little bit of a mystery but recently they've been analyzed and carvings have been found on them which is like questioned you know the idea of what they really represent perhaps th
ere is something else going on here it could well be that a number of different cultures lived on Easter Island one of the most fascinating monuments on Easter Island is the stone platform or a fern known as wanaka and this is a huge megalithic construction that is essentially a wolf made of cyclopean megalithic blocks that all interlock with each other when you look at this you cannot help but think of Cusco in Peru and there has to be a relationship between the two cultures all of these part o
f a much bigger transmission of knowledge where the belief common belief was an origin amongst the stars you
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