Add to ORKGIn the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where sailors never go, there is an isolated and mysterious island; there are no other islands nearby and the island is surrounded by vast and empty rolling seas for more than eight hundred leagues in every direction. The island is planted with monstrous tall statues, carved by an unknown race of people that has either disappeared or dispersed, and its history remains an enigma.</p
The peopling of the Pacific islands is one of the world{u2019}s greatest maritime achievements. Ever...
Life on an ocean liner is a lot of fun as one becomes initiated into the many devices for whiling aw...
Contents: METEI: A Canadian medical expedition to Easter Island, 1964-65 by James A. Boutilier, Ph.D...
The following is a chapter plus some text from the Introduction of a book published in 1926, describ...
Fourteen days after leaving Valparaiso, Easter Island, the "Mystery of the Pacific" was sighted. Eas...
This report is by R.S. (Richard Sainthill), an officer on the HMS Topaze. It appeared 130 years ago,...
Content: Lost Islands Cruise by Georgia Lee Has the British Museum a "stolen friend" from Rapa Nui? ...
In November 1431, a Venetian ship travelling from the Mediterranean to Flanders veered off course an...
Admiral Henry Byam Martin's first command in the British Navy was Captain of the 50-gun frigate, H.M...
The historians may call this a failed expedition. For the first time, we didn’t complete a circumnav...
Brother Eugene Eyraud was the first missionary to work on Rapa Nui. In December 1864 he wrote a lett...
In 1872 French sailor Pierre Loti visited the desolate Pacific island of Rapa Nui. Descriptions in h...
We received a small clipping taken from the San Francisco Examiner for 30 January, 1914, and excavat...
Paper submitted to Indigenous Encounters: Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific; ba...
discover Two ways; in twain; apart; asunder; away; between; privation; undo; reverse; turn out fro...
The peopling of the Pacific islands is one of the world{u2019}s greatest maritime achievements. Ever...
Life on an ocean liner is a lot of fun as one becomes initiated into the many devices for whiling aw...
Contents: METEI: A Canadian medical expedition to Easter Island, 1964-65 by James A. Boutilier, Ph.D...
The following is a chapter plus some text from the Introduction of a book published in 1926, describ...
Fourteen days after leaving Valparaiso, Easter Island, the "Mystery of the Pacific" was sighted. Eas...
This report is by R.S. (Richard Sainthill), an officer on the HMS Topaze. It appeared 130 years ago,...
Content: Lost Islands Cruise by Georgia Lee Has the British Museum a "stolen friend" from Rapa Nui? ...
In November 1431, a Venetian ship travelling from the Mediterranean to Flanders veered off course an...
Admiral Henry Byam Martin's first command in the British Navy was Captain of the 50-gun frigate, H.M...
The historians may call this a failed expedition. For the first time, we didn’t complete a circumnav...
Brother Eugene Eyraud was the first missionary to work on Rapa Nui. In December 1864 he wrote a lett...
In 1872 French sailor Pierre Loti visited the desolate Pacific island of Rapa Nui. Descriptions in h...
We received a small clipping taken from the San Francisco Examiner for 30 January, 1914, and excavat...
Paper submitted to Indigenous Encounters: Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific; ba...
discover Two ways; in twain; apart; asunder; away; between; privation; undo; reverse; turn out fro...
The peopling of the Pacific islands is one of the world{u2019}s greatest maritime achievements. Ever...
Life on an ocean liner is a lot of fun as one becomes initiated into the many devices for whiling aw...
Contents: METEI: A Canadian medical expedition to Easter Island, 1964-65 by James A. Boutilier, Ph.D...