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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.
What else can I help you with?
What are the statues on Easter Island?
It might hae been the natives on the island.This is a question that has no answer
Has Easter Island ever been at war?
no
What year was the Easter Island hydrogen bomb test?
Never, there has never been nuclear tests of any kind on Easter Island.
What state owes its name to having been discovered at Easter time?
It isn't a state, but Easter Island was discovered at Easter time.
Lake where Aztecs built great city on island?
how might tenochtitlan location have been both a benefit and hindrance to the aztecs?
What island is only 63 miles long and has been declared a historical monument by Chile?
Easter island
What place has a giant stone statues of huge heads with long ears?
You might be referring to Easter Island, a remote island in the Pacific Ocean. It is famous for its Moai statues, which are giant stone figures of human heads with elongated ears. These statues are believed to have been created by the Rapa Nui people between 1400 and 1650 AD.
How do you get to Easter Island on bearville?
I've been on bildabearvile for so long but haven't found it
What pacific island belonging to Chile are the moal stone statues?
The moai stone statues are located on Easter Island, which is a territory of Chile in the South Pacific Ocean. These iconic statues are believed to have been built by the native Rapa Nui people between the 13th and 16th centuries.
Did a crater hit Easter Island?
There is no evidence to suggest that a crater hit Easter Island. The island's unique moai statues may have been moved and erected by the Rapa Nui people rather than being the result of a crater impact.
Is Easter island part of Chile?
Yes, Easter Island is a territory of Chile, located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. It is famous for its unique statues called moai.
What might have been some of the challenges the easter island faced?
A series of devastating events killed almost the entire population of Easter Island. Jared Diamond suggested that Easter Island's society so destroyed their environment that, by around 1600, their society fell into a downward spiral of warfare, cannibalism, and population decline. Such devastating events that contributed to the downfall and collapse of the Easter Island society can be attributed to the rapid deforestation during the time of moai-construction. The Easter Island palm was used by settlers for means of constructing agricultural tools for their society and aiding in the transport of the Island's statues. It is likely the decline of the palm and the rapid deforestation that took place on the island caused societal collapse and population collapse. Those who survived were forced to completely adapt to their changing environment.
