Introduction of Easter Island Stone Statue:
The mystery of the lower body of the Easter Island stone statue? Could it have been built by aliens?
The stone statues on Easter Island are a group of giant portraits located on Easter Island, which are spread all over the island. They are one of the tourist attractions and world heritages in Chile. These stone statues have only the upper body, with a pair of long ears, deep sunken eyes, a high nose, angular chin and a heavy expression, and some stone statues have been installed with "coral eyes". Some stone statues will have a "Pukao" on their heads. Pukao is a cylindrical sculpture made of very light red volcanic rocks. The stone hat and the stone statue are not integrated, but are put on after being carved separately. The significance of Pukao's existence has always been unclear. Some people think it is a headdress symbolizing power or a hairstyle of local aborigines.
Origin of Easter Island Stone Statue:
Easter Island is not an uninhabited island. Up to now, there are still about 2,000 aborigines on the island. The aborigines here belong to the descendants of Polynesians and are called Rapanui. The ancestors of Rapanui also gave the island a distinctive name, which is called "the navel of the world" after translation. No matter what the name is, there are indeed many strange places on Easter Island. The island is located at 27 degrees south latitude, which belongs to subtropical zone, with mild climate and excellent geographical position. According to the research of modern scientists, the island was formed by the eruption of submarine volcano one million years ago, and the fertile volcanic ash soil makes the vegetation grow, so in theory, the island should be lush with vegetation, but in fact, the present Resurrection Island is simply a desert island.