Easter Island’s monumental stone heads are well-known, but there’s more to the story: all along, the sculptures have secretly had torsos, buried beneath the earth. Archaeologists have ...

The statue, a 14-foot replica of an angular Easter Island head, stands in a 12-acre field ... much of it yard art because that's what sells. A couple of years in the making, George's moai ...

Support for the British Museum coincides with an activist-led tour of "stolen art" that included the sculpture Hoa Hakananai’a. A basalt Easter Island Head figure, known as Hoa Hakananai'a ...

A replica of an Easter Island head was unveiled Monday afternoon ... he decided to volunteer his talents and turn the stump into a work of art. "I love to carve wood and I've never carved anything ...

Tullahoma, located at the edge of the Highland Rim, is the home of several replica Moai head ... Easter Island Moai heads with plans to add another one soon. His replica Moai began as a home ...

One of the most remote populated islands in the world, Easter Island is now a popular tourist destination. Replicas of the Moai have become popular in recent years as garden fixtures and fun tiki ...

It's not art, it's just a lump of rusty ... redolent of the position such a head might have had on Easter Island. A botanical garden is a wonderful place for such a work. Yes, it is in sharp ...

The Easter Island statues, or moai, are multi-tonne enigmas. So are their hats. The 'how' and the 'why' of these stone accessories, called pukao, weighed on Binghamton University archeology ...

which European explorers named Easter Island A three tonne "Easter Island head" has been manoeuvred into place for an exhibition at the Manchester Museum. Moai Hava, which means "dirty statue" or ...