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English: A sculpture of the "Moai kavakava" type. From a display on the settlement of the Polynesian islands. Text from the display: "Legendary hero Tu-ko-ihu carved the first moai kavakava after two skeleton-like figures appeared to him in a dream. The figures were held up to the sky during rituals dedicated to the gods." |
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| Source | Own work by uploader, http://bjornfree.com/galleries.html, taken at the public Australia National Maritime Museum |
| Author | Bjørn Christian Tørrissen |
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English: A sculpture of the "Moai kavakava" type. From a display on the settlement of the Polynesian islands. Text from the display: "Legendary hero Tu-ko-ihu carved the first moai kavakava after two skeleton-like figures appeared to him in a dream. The figures were held up to the sky during rituals dedicated to the gods." |
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| Source | Own work by uploader, http://bjornfree.com/galleries.html, taken at the public Australia National Maritime Museum |
| Author | Bjørn Christian Tørrissen |
| Camera location |
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| current | 22:52, 23 May 2009 |
| 2,080 × 2,966 (650 KB) | Uspn | {{Information |Description={{en|1=A sculpture of the "Moai kavakava" type. From a display on the settlement of the Polynesian islands. Text from the display: "Legendary hero Tu-ko-ihu carved the first moai kavakava after two skeleton-like figures appeared |
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