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Photograph (black and white); lantern slide; view of the back of a moai (figure carving) with petroglyph carvings including a double loop and several canoe shapes; the sculpture is standing upright in the ground, partially excavated; a South American man is sitting on the ground, with one bare foot on the shoulder of the sculpture; Rano Raraku, Easter Island.

Date

between 1914 and 1915

Source

British Museum

Author

Unknown author

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