Yes. Moais aren't eternal. It is known that their level has decreased from 15 to 20 centimeters due to erosion caused by wind, water, sun and the action of men and animals.
In 1981 an expert in monuments conservation from UNESCO studied and defined the treatment for moais. The procedure consist in drying the statue, isolating it from rain, to remove all microorganisms like fungus, lichen and algaes and to add a chemical 10 cms deep to avoid physical damage due hits. After that an impermeable solution should be added to avoid water from entering inside.
they were built to ward off the evil people of the dead
Easter Island is a natural feature, and was not built by mankind. I suspect you mean the stone heads standing on the Island. In which case, apparently, on one really knows for certain why they were erected.
No one knows where they come from or who made them.
No. The Incan empire was in Chile and Argentina; not Easter Island
Easter Island Heads have been examined for decades and yet no answer can be given to the mystery as to why they were made. Thor Heyerdahl spent several months there and wrote of his experiences in Aku-Aku. The statues were made on the island and partially complete ones can be found in a quarry. The natives also demonstrated a method that could be used to move them and set them into place. I think a long time ago, the people of Aku-Aku built the statues to scare away some of the other countries. Or, they could have some religious significance.
Actually, no one even knows anything about Easter Island. They can't check the weather, they don't know who might be living there, no one. They can't find answers to everything that is mysterious about Easter Island. It is most likely and Unknown island too.
The Island was created by volcanic activity some 750,000 years ago and in situated in the South Pacific
The two tribes in Easter Island who built the moai are the Long Ears, or "Hanau Epe," and the Short Ears, or "Hanau Momoko." These tribes were in conflict with each other and most of the moai were built during this period as symbols of power and authority.
The stone carvings, known as Moai, were built on Easter Island by the native Rapa Nui people as a way to honor their ancestors and chiefs. It is believed that the Moai were also connected to religious or spiritual practices within the society.
The Easter Island statues, known as moai, were built by the native Rapa Nui people as a way to honor their ancestors and chiefs. The statues also served a religious and ceremonial purpose, acting as a link between the living and the spirit world.
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The statues on Easter Island are called moai. They are large stone figures that were built by the Rapa Nui people between the 13th and 16th centuries.