The Mystery of Easter IslandAdventures Unlimited Press, 1998 - 404 ページ First published in 1919, this work provides information on that most mysterious of islands - Easter Island (Rapa Nui). It details Routledge's journey by yacht from England to South America, around Patagonia to Chile and on to Easter Island, giving an account of its life, history and folklore. In the book, Routledge and her companions explore the secret caves, ancient roads, pyramid platforms and the strange stone statues on the island. She also discusses the Rongo Rongo script, the Bird cult, the war between the Short Ears and the Long Ears, together with much other material. |
目次
CHAPTER I | 3 |
EASTER ISLAND FROM RANO KAO PANORAMIC VIEW | 24 |
MANAGERS HOUSE MATAVERI | 25 |
A GROUP ON DECK | 26 |
HANGA ROA VILLAGE | 27 |
BAILEY THE COOK ON GUARD | 28 |
EASTER ISLAND WOMEN | 29 |
ANGATA THE PROPHETESS | 30 |
DIAGRAM OF SEMIPYRAMID | 170 |
AHU MAHATUA SEAWARD SIDE | 170 |
AHU MAITAKITEMOA SEAWARD SIDE | 170 |
AHU RUNGAVAE | 170 |
PLAN OF RANO RARAKU 45 RANO RARAKU FROM THE SEA 46 47 | 170 |
174E | 170 |
CHAPTER XIV | 175 |
READY TO BE LAUNCHED 179 | 178 |
STATUE AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM | 31 |
AKAHANGA COVE AND NEIGHBOURING AHU PANORAMIC | 32 |
VIEW | 33 |
CHAPTER III | 34 |
AHU VINAPU PANORAMIC VIEW | 35 |
DIAGRAM OF IMAGE | 36 |
THE NATIVE CART ACO COVE PORTO BELLO | 48 |
CHAPTER IV | 52 |
LARGEST IMAGE IN QUARRY | 55 |
DIGGING OUT A STATUE | 61 |
S AND AN OSTRICH | 70 |
IO RIVER SCENE ST NICHOLAS | 78 |
CANOE CORDUROY PORTAGE | 86 |
ENCAMPMENT OF PATAGONIAN INDIANS | 90 |
AHU TEPEU | 96 |
AN IMPRESSION | 111 |
CHAPTER VIII | 115 |
PAGE | 120 |
CHAPTER IX | 124 |
CHAPTER XI | 139 |
166B | 164 |
167 | 167 |
STONE TOOL 180 | 178 |
HEAD OF A STATUE AT MOUTH OF QUARRY | 178 |
CONTAINING A DISC | 178 |
SHOWING SCAMPED WORK | 178 |
TWO IMAGES ERECTED IN QUARRY FRONT VIEW | 181 |
DIAGRAM OF CEREMONIAL AVENUE HANGA PAUKURA | 194 |
MONUMENTS IN EASTER ISLAND CAPTAIN COOK | 204 |
CANOESHAPED HOUSES STONE FOUNDATIONS | 214 |
III | 217 |
112 | 262 |
CHAPTER XVIII | 277 |
CHAPTER XIX | 290 |
180 | 293 |
PART III | 303 |
CHAPTER XXI | 316 |
CHAPTER XXII | 335 |
CHAPTER XXIII | 359 |
CHAPTER XXIV | 373 |
EPILOGUE | 389 |
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