The mysterious stone statue of Easter Island, what did the experts find after digging up the soil?

Easter Island is a small, independent triangle island in the Pacific Ocean. Separated from any continent for thousands of kilometers, the huge stone statues found on this island are carved from monolithic boulders, which generally weigh 4 to 5 tons and are 4 to 5 meters high, with the highest meters tall. These colossias depict the full body or bust of a human being, with a huge head, deep-set eyes, and a serious expression.

They were completed between 600 and 1680 AD, and their creators are still unknown. The Easter Island stone sculptures are one of the highest level of sculpture in Oceania.

Many conjectures have been made, but one of the more bizarre is the extraterrestrial civilization conjecture. At that time, productivity was low, and it was difficult for humans to carve such huge and delicate statues, which were made by aliens, who chose Easter Island for some purpose to build these megaliths. But the most accepted theory is that the stone statue was carved by the local indigenous people.

According to scholars, these stone statues have been found to have existed since the 1st century BC. In local legend, these statues were brought directly to the present place through ghosts or volcanic eruptions. Others believe that the huge stone statues on this island are the work of aliens.

No one knows about this, because there is no record in the history books, and British historians have not yet found out what these giant stone statues are from, so this is still a mystery.

There are two theories, the more bizarre one is the hypothesis of an extraterrestrial civilization, and the other is more credible that it was built by the inhabitants of the local island.

This is a holy place, a sacred place full of miracles. In 1722, a Dutch explorer, Rogge Ween, spent several months in the southeastern Pacific Ocean on his expedition to the sea. In a thick fog, the Dutch explorer suddenly saw a small island in front of him, and this island was not recorded on the nautical chart, so the explorer approached the island curiously, and saw a row of giants standing in a thick fog, but when he looked closer, he realized that it was a large giant statue.

On this day, it happened to be Easter for the Dutch, so the island was named Easter Island, or "Easter Island" for short"。

Easter Island I believe that many people today do not even know the location of Easter Island, after all, this area of only 180 square kilometers, slightly triangular Easter Island is a mysterious island full of myths and legends, it is isolated in the South Pacific Ocean, completely isolated from the outside world. Even today, the island's facilities are still very rudimentary, and even hand-held** do not receive any signal after leaving the terminal building. In fact, even before the first plane landed in 1967, Easter Island relied only on an annual cargo ship carrying wool to the island, bringing some daily necessities.

However, Easter Island is still famous for its huge prehistoric stone statues and the mythical bird-man festival, which also attracts explorers from all over the world. Geographically, Easter Island is a lava product of a volcanic eruption 1.8 million years ago, and there are still 3 craters on the island today, which sit on the three corners of the island. Before it was discovered, the indigenous people called the island Rapa Nui, or "Big Island", and it was isolated for centuries due to its remoteness.

At that time, there were more than 10,000 people on the island, and there were stone statues standing everywhere, just like the stone man island in the fairy tale world. After Chile** took over the island in 1888, it leased most of the land to the British Wool Company to raise sheep until 1954, when it was repossessed and administered by the naval administration. The woolen freighter docked at Anakena Bay, the only port on the island's north shore, where Hutu, the first king of Easter Island, landed some 1,400 years ago.

In addition to a row of 7 stone statues at the mouth of the bay, there is also a separate statue of King Hutu, which is also the first stone statue on the island. When I set foot on Easter Island and saw the rows of giants towering over the sea, I couldn't help but wonder what people in ancient times were doing. What power is there to do something impossible?

A lot of things left by people in ancient times, so that we can't prove how those things came from, and the use of modern science and technology can't judge how the things left by people in ancient times were made, just like the stone statue on Easter Island, we don't know how it was made, if we can make some very powerful machines, then we don't have to spend so much time studying ancient civilizations. Easter Island, living is a miracle. Resurrection Island, an isolated island.

The legless stone bust with a high nose, thin lips, deep eye sockets, long ears, and a cocked mouth is the famous Easter Island statue. Their expressions are not very pretty, but they are very spiritual; It is not extremely majestic but quite dignified, but behind this extremely plain expression hides a mysterious ...... of the stone statue that the world will not understand

At the easternmost tip of the Polynesian archipelago lies a Chilean island that the locals call "the navel of the world".

On the afternoon of Easter 1722, Dutch Admiral Lockevin discovered the island while leading a fleet in the South Pacific. For this reason, the island is also known as "Easter Island".