The Statues that Walked: Unraveling the Mystery of Easter Island
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The Statues that Walked: Unraveling the Mystery of Easter Island

by Terry Hunt, Carl Lipo

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The Statues that Walked examines one of Easter Island’s most enduring mysteries: how its monumental statues were moved. Terry Hunt and Carl Lipo bring together historical and archaeological inquiry to explore the idea of statues that “walked,” inviting readers to reconsider a familiar ancient puzzle.

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The Statues that Walked explores the mystery of Easter Island’s remarkable statues.

Terry Hunt and Carl Lipo examine the idea suggested by the title: that the statues may have been moved in a way described as walking.

Blending history, archaeology, and scientific inquiry, the book considers a longstanding question surrounding Easter Island.

It offers readers an accessible introduction to the evidence and interpretations connected with this enduring mystery.

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