The H.MS. Topaze sighted Easter Island on 31 October 1868. Sailing from Callao, it was to search for other islands rumored to be in the area and to conduct a survey of Easter Island (Van Tilburg 1992:38). On board was a Lt. Colin M Dundas, who made various notes about the island and recorded his impressions. Dundas' descriptions are not as well known as those of Linton Palmer. Upon his return to Great Britain, Lt. Dundas presented a paper at Edinburgh, for the Society of Antiquities of Scotland His little-known report presented here, annotated by the editors of RNJ.</p
At the request of the Consejo de Monumentos Nacionales from Chile and the Rapa Nui National Park (RN...
EVERYONE TRYING TO GATHER a bookshelf devoted to Easter Island is well familiar with the difficultie...
The Norwegian Archaeological Expedition to Easter Island and the East Pacific was an important miles...
This report is by R.S. (Richard Sainthill), an officer on the HMS Topaze. It appeared 130 years ago,...
The following is a report published in the London Times from January 21 1869 by W. A. Powell, who wa...
Fourteen days after leaving Valparaiso, Easter Island, the "Mystery of the Pacific" was sighted. Eas...
The fact that Chile, a small South American country, distant by 2,000 miles and with absolutely no P...
"REPORTING CALLING AT SALA-YGOMEZ AND EASTER ISLANDS" With annotations by Shawn McLaughlin The follo...
The entire population of Easter Island (approximately 2500 people) lives today in Hanga Roa, the cap...
The following is a chapter plus some text from the Introduction of a book published in 1926, describ...
Easter Island or Rapa Nui by Reverend Father Hippolyte Roussel. Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of...
The Dutch-language narratives of Jacob Roggeveen's voyage to the Pacific in 1722 when Easter Island ...
Easter Island by Michael Kenna, 2001 Nazraeli Press, 53 pages, $75.00 ISBN: 1-59005-012-6 First Edit...
Some Details From the Journal of Captain Bouman on the Discover of Easter Island by Herbert von Sahe...
For well over two centuries, scholars have debated the origin of the people of Easter Island-and wit...
At the request of the Consejo de Monumentos Nacionales from Chile and the Rapa Nui National Park (RN...
EVERYONE TRYING TO GATHER a bookshelf devoted to Easter Island is well familiar with the difficultie...
The Norwegian Archaeological Expedition to Easter Island and the East Pacific was an important miles...
This report is by R.S. (Richard Sainthill), an officer on the HMS Topaze. It appeared 130 years ago,...
The following is a report published in the London Times from January 21 1869 by W. A. Powell, who wa...
Fourteen days after leaving Valparaiso, Easter Island, the "Mystery of the Pacific" was sighted. Eas...
The fact that Chile, a small South American country, distant by 2,000 miles and with absolutely no P...
"REPORTING CALLING AT SALA-YGOMEZ AND EASTER ISLANDS" With annotations by Shawn McLaughlin The follo...
The entire population of Easter Island (approximately 2500 people) lives today in Hanga Roa, the cap...
The following is a chapter plus some text from the Introduction of a book published in 1926, describ...
Easter Island or Rapa Nui by Reverend Father Hippolyte Roussel. Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of...
The Dutch-language narratives of Jacob Roggeveen's voyage to the Pacific in 1722 when Easter Island ...
Easter Island by Michael Kenna, 2001 Nazraeli Press, 53 pages, $75.00 ISBN: 1-59005-012-6 First Edit...
Some Details From the Journal of Captain Bouman on the Discover of Easter Island by Herbert von Sahe...
For well over two centuries, scholars have debated the origin of the people of Easter Island-and wit...
At the request of the Consejo de Monumentos Nacionales from Chile and the Rapa Nui National Park (RN...
EVERYONE TRYING TO GATHER a bookshelf devoted to Easter Island is well familiar with the difficultie...
The Norwegian Archaeological Expedition to Easter Island and the East Pacific was an important miles...