Shockingly discovered body under Easter Island stone statue

The stone statues on Easter Island have had their sunken bodies discovered by archaeologists, containing many mysteries and important bases about civilization on this island.
887 Moai statues, works of the Rapa Nui people, the first inhabitants of the island (settled between 300 - 400) carved between 1250 - 1500, at the site believed to be where King Rapa Nui the first was Hoto-Matua first anchored his boat in the Aneka area. This area is currently one of the rare beaches on the island, which is rugged and rocky.

To this day, science is still puzzled by the question of why the Rapa Nui people built the Moai statues and how they moved the giant statues buried throughout the island.

Many people have long believed that Moai statues simply have only their heads protruding from the ground and nothing more. However, a recent discovery shows that the Moai statues are buried deep underground than what appears on the surface.
According to Architecturendesign, most of the statues' bodies are buried underground, and are covered with inscriptions called petroglyphs. According to measurements, the Moai statues weigh up to 75 tons and are about 10 meters high, with one statue weighing 270 tons and 21 meters high.

No one expected that underneath the Moai heads there was a giant statue.

Long-standing secrets about the Easter Island statue will likely be decoded thanks to the petroglyphs on the statue's body. In addition, on the body of the Moai statue there are carved ancient details, circular swirls and knots, which are said to represent the canoes of the local Polynesian people, but this is just a fake. theory.

The moai statues themselves are depictions of humanoid faces and their bodies made from volcanic rock, with a large body and a pukao headdress made of red Scoria. Most of the Easter Island moai are made from a giant and easily carved volcanic twig that originated at the Rano Raraku quarry, a particularly attractive destination due to the many statues left behind that provide many clues. essential information about how the statues were made. This type of factual evidence is anathema to those who somehow believe that Easter Island's leaders were created by aliens!
Scholars have also speculated that these images represent ancestors or important figures leading the Rapa Nui tribe - the first tribe to set foot on Easter Island. Some other theories say that this is the symbol of the sun and rainbow. Digging under the statue also helped scientists discover salmon bones, which led to a hypothesis that the statues embody the wishes of food including salmon and oysters for the residents. here.
Easter Island (also known as Rapa Nui Island) is an island located about 3,700km off the west coast of Chile. This is one of the most mysterious places in the world with the appearance of stone statues called Moai. The island was discovered by Dutch explorer, naval admiral Jacob Roggeveen in 1772 on Easter day. The stone statues on the island were once thought to represent a forgotten civilization of the past.