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originally posted by: skybolt18
Here's my question regarding the Maui statues. Were all of them constructed to include a base with the hand sign near the navel area? What I mean is that if some of the Maui statues currently buried by many feet are super old, would the more recent ones (constructed within the past 1,500 years or so) have the same amount of detail, or would they only include the head portion since the rest of the body was already buried? I remember reading somewhere that some of the statues were constructed at a later time, but was wondering if there were any differences in the construction technique or size.
originally posted by: Logarock
Any known figures on rates at which these statues sank or are sinking?
originally posted by: Thiaoouba Prophecy
originally posted by: pot8er
Amazing .
I wonder if the statues were buried torso down to preserve the messages on their backs ? The people of easter island surely saw wind / weather erosion of glyphs / exposed carvings etc over time ? Genius if it was intentional.
The giant gaseous belts underneath the continent of Mu in the Pacific and Atlantis in the Atlantic cracked and ate the entire continents in a matter of a few hours. The oceans boiled and tsunamis wiped out most of civilization in other parts of the world. This deluge according to Abuction to the 9th planet caused such an upheaval of the land that it created the Andes mountain range in just a few weeks. That's why the former Oceanside town of Tiwanaku are up so high in elevation when prior they were harbor towns.
This deluge of course buried these anciant Easter Island Heads.
originally posted by: jaffo
originally posted by: Thiaoouba Prophecy
originally posted by: pot8er
Amazing .
I wonder if the statues were buried torso down to preserve the messages on their backs ? The people of easter island surely saw wind / weather erosion of glyphs / exposed carvings etc over time ? Genius if it was intentional.
The giant gaseous belts underneath the continent of Mu in the Pacific and Atlantis in the Atlantic cracked and ate the entire continents in a matter of a few hours. The oceans boiled and tsunamis wiped out most of civilization in other parts of the world. This deluge according to Abuction to the 9th planet caused such an upheaval of the land that it created the Andes mountain range in just a few weeks. That's why the former Oceanside town of Tiwanaku are up so high in elevation when prior they were harbor towns.
This deluge of course buried these anciant Easter Island Heads.
What a load of crap. Just saying.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: skybolt18
Here's my question regarding the Maui statues. Were all of them constructed to include a base with the hand sign near the navel area? What I mean is that if some of the Maui statues currently buried by many feet are super old, would the more recent ones (constructed within the past 1,500 years or so) have the same amount of detail, or would they only include the head portion since the rest of the body was already buried? I remember reading somewhere that some of the statues were constructed at a later time, but was wondering if there were any differences in the construction technique or size.
At present it is thought the Polynesian arrived around 1200 AD. You can see the work of UH professor Hunt for more details on this.
I don't know someone somewhere may have noted down this finger detail. I would suggest looking at Dr Georgia Lee work.
At best guess the Moai building phase lasted several hundred years and then was abandoned. One can see half-finished Moai at Rano Raraku with the pounding stones left in place.
originally posted by: skybolt18
Thanks for the reply and reference. I guess the next question would be if some of the unfinished Moai statues also had the base included or just the upper torso and head portions. If all of the statues (including the unfinished ones) have the base and the hand signs, then we can assume they were all constructed around the same time.
I know there was an image posted here before that showed a 'Sailing Ship' which was carved on the back of one statue sometime after the inhabitants were first contacted by European sailors. This however appears to be from a much earlier period before that contact period.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: Logarock
Any known figures on rates at which these statues sank or are sinking?
Another thought on that. Assuming that is the western ship that visited you can take the first date for that and compare it to the erosion rate that has surrounded the statue. Assuming also that the statue was not covered at the time the ship was carved (and not uncovered for that purpose).
originally posted by: Logarock
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: Logarock
Any known figures on rates at which these statues sank or are sinking?
Another thought on that. Assuming that is the western ship that visited you can take the first date for that and compare it to the erosion rate that has surrounded the statue. Assuming also that the statue was not covered at the time the ship was carved (and not uncovered for that purpose).
That's just a lot of erosion!
Yea assuming this ship glyph is recording the first known arrival.
Looks like graffiti. Looks like a square sail Chines ship. Doesn't mean that it is a depiction of same.
originally posted by: Logarock
a reply to: Hanslune
Right. The only reason I even mentioned it is that the Chines used square sails and three masts going way back.
Seems to me one would need to demonstrate erosion on the scale demonstrated by the covering of the glyph. The ground cover currently isn't very conducive to erosion.
originally posted by: Plotus
If as some have proposed that parts were buried or remain buried and that overburden covers notable items, like roads or ? Just where did this dirt overburden come from ? There would be very little growth and death and decomposition of organic elements or plants to contribute to any soil depth? If they destroyed their civilization by denuding the island, that was likely due in part, or possibly exclusively because of the statue building efforts.
originally posted by: Logarock
a reply to: Hanslune
A lot of this really looks like earthquake soil liquidation.
This pick below demonstrates that not enough top soil could have come from above these statues to account of the depth. Also consider that these top out cropping's have always been exposed seeing they are volcanic.
originally posted by: Buddyman
Thanks for the info Slayer,great presentation as well by the way..
All these petroglyphs seem to point to a world wide culture and single language and are consistent to other locales around the world.
Here is a postulation on my part regarding Easter Island and the statues;It seems they were buried (naturally) in mud or earth whatever..I say this island could be the leftovers of Lemuria/Mu and that these islands are, what once were the peaks of a continent;and as is evident, there were cyclical cataclysms (planet x) that effected tectonic plates to the point of them dissappering under the waves;this is so clear once you look into the area of submerged cities.
Edit;i really believe that this "ancient advanced civilization" was clearly spread globally,taking into account all the usual suspects from Mayans,Aztecs,Egyptians,Sumeriens..well everywhere,you get my drift..the founders/controllers,were none other than the Annunaki,Elohim or many of their other personas that they were known by..each time 'the' cataclysm came, society started a fresh,and again each time there was a new 'blueprint' for that society..these individuals are still here in control and just play the mystery card when it comes to subjects like this;it seems clearer by the day, of what did and does still occur and who is at the helm of our issues here on Earth.