By William J. D’Andrea del Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Palisades, NY, USA & Andrea Seelenfreund de la Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano. Rapa Nui is known worldwide for its moai and ahu, ceremonial platforms built along the coast. For centuries, these structures were a fundamental part of the social, political, and
By Eduardo A. Flores, ESMOI Center, Catholic University of the North. When we think of Rapa Nui, we probably imagine its moai, volcanoes, cliffs, and the vast ocean surrounding the island. From the shore, the Pacific appears to be endless, empty surface. But beneath that seemingly infinite blue lies another
By: The Institutional Communications Office of the Municipality of Rapa Nui Facilitating access to various services for the residents of Rapa Nui is the main objective of Haka Ara Mobile, a municipal initiative that began as a monthly activity in the neighborhoods but has evolved into a broad territorial deployment
By Ma’u Henua Communications The Ma‘u Henua Indigenous Community, with funding from ICRART (International Centre for Rock Art) and the Spanish Ministry of Culture, developed the Training Course for the Conservation of Rapa Nui’s Cultural Heritage, aimed at updating and strengthening the skills of the teams responsible for its protection.
