Well I'll just be darned. Look at that! Thanks for posting!
Somebody posted that if they had been buried up to their lips, nobody would have bothered to see if that was all there was to them. LOL
Well I'll just be darned. Look at that! Thanks for posting!
Somebody posted that if they had been buried up to their lips, nobody would have bothered to see if that was all there was to them. LOL
I have heard that the island’s inhabitants declined to extinction because the ocean currents isolated them and the island became depleted of food sources. It occurred to me that the towering monoliths were a practical way of signaling from a greater distance the islands presence to wayfarers. At some point, there was no one who would make the journey successfully. The statues would, over time, be ‘buried’ more deeply in sedimentary deposits, exposing only the uppermost part.
Right, but maybe there were restrictions on who could research and if they could or could not disturb the site.
Ping!
Infinity tramp stamp and all!
“What’s in the road a head?”