Easter Island Images
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Picture of one of the 390 abandoned huge statues in the hillside of the Rano Raraku volcano in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile.
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A file photo taken Feb. 12, 2005 on the Easter Island, Chile, shows two Moais sculptures.
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A tourist walks behind a platform with seven huge statues (moais in Rapa Nui language), the only ones facing the sea, in Ahu Akivi in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile.
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Tourist walk towards a platform with five huge statues (moais in Rapa Nui language), in Ahu Vari Uri in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile, Feb. 12, 2005.
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Stone heads made from volcanic rock face the elements on Easter Island.
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European explorers measure and record the statues on the Polynesian island of Easter Island.
Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty ImagesPicture taken Feb. 12, 2005 shows a tourist walking behind a platform with seven huge statues (moais in Rapa Nui language), the only ones facing the sea, in Ahu Akivi in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile.
Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty ImagesPicture of a platform with seven huge statues (moais in Rapa Nui language), the only ones facing the sea, in Ahu Akivi in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile.
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A tourist takes pictures of Moais monoliths in the Rano Raraku volcano area in Easter Island, 3700 km off the coast of Chile, Feb. 12, 2005.
Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty ImagesThe Chilean island, located in the Polynesian archipielago, has many archeological sites and its Rapa Nui National Park is included on UNESCO's World Heritage Site list since 1995.

