What Went Down on Easter Island?
I seem to remember that when I was a child, the local PBS affiliate seemed to frequently show a NOVA program about Easter Island (Rapa Nui to the natives) and its mysterious statues. Those mo'ai always made me feel uncomfortable under their silent gaze, even from our tiny television with its fuzzy over-the-air signal. But they also fascinated me.
The Our Fake History podcast has a recent series entitled What Went Down on Easter Island? Part 1 and part 2 can be found at their respective hyperlinks. There are many questions about how the statues were made, who made them, where those people came from, where they went, what happened to the forests that once covered the island, and so much more. The podcast delves deep into myth and archaeology to explore the probable truth behind it all. Check it out.
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