The people that made them only had primitive tools. So the heads did look fat.
The moai heads were created by the Rapa Nui people on Easter Island for religious or spiritual purposes, likely to honor ancestors or chiefs. They were also believed to contain the mana, or spiritual power, of those they represented.
The stone statues, called moai, were carved centuries ago by the earliest inhabitants of Rapa Nui. It is believed that the massive statues were rolled across the island on logs and stood up on mounds of dirt.
well some moai were dated back from 700AD so they are around 1300 years old to 1700 years old
They cut down all of the tree's so they could build Moai but they ran out of food so they had to eat each other instead then the last person died of hunger because there was nothing else to eat!
The statues on Easter Island, known as Moai, were built to honor deceased ancestors and chiefs of the Rapa Nui people. They served as a representation of spiritual connection with their ancestors and were believed to bestow protection and fertility upon the community.
The tikis on Easter Island, called moai statues, were carved and transported by the indigenous Rapa Nui people between 1400 and 1650 CE. These statues were carved from volcanic tuff found on the island and moved using a combination of carving techniques, sledges, and ropes. It is believed that the moai were created to honor ancestors or chiefs.
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so they could pray to the statues for whatever they desire
In world war one all the veterans that survived had respect for all those who did not survive, so in order to show that respect they bowed their heads. This was then sculptured into statues and was then an ANZAC symbol.
How big is the gasket you are using. "I blew a head gasket on my Mustang, so I have to pull the heads and replace it/them."
The 351M, is "modified." Windsor motor, with Cleveleand heads. So, I guessd a small block.