The stone statues on Easter Island are at least 10 meters high and are carved from a whole stone. Some stone statues have huge stone hats on their heads and long earlobes in their ears.

Luo Gewen always found more than 500 stone statues. In addition, there are 150 unfinished statues lying in the rubble of Rano Lolaco crater. There are also stone tools such as stone sticks, axes and chisels.

There are nearly a thousand huge stone statues all over Easter Island. They lie on the barren slopes of Shan Ye or on the seashore. Among them, there are dozens of statues standing on artificial platforms by the sea, alone or in groups, facing the sea and looking up at it.

These legless busts have vivid shapes: high nose, deep eye sockets, long ears, upturned mouth and hands on the stomach. Stone statues are generally 5 meters high to 10 meters and weigh dozens of tons. The tallest statue is 22 meters and weighs more than 300,000 kilograms.

Some stone statues have red stone caps on their heads, weighing 10000 kg. These stone statues, called moai by local people, are carved from dark basalt and tuff, and some of them are inlaid with shells into eyes, which are full of sparkle.

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