Video - Unraveling the Mystery of Easter Island's Moai

Did you know that the giant stone statues on Easter Island, known as Moai, were carved by the island's early inhabitants between 1400 and 1650 AD? These massive figures, some standing over 30 feet tall and weighing up to 80 tons, were transported from the quarry to various locations around the island using a system of ropes, logs, and manpower. Despite their size and weight, the exact methods used to carve and move the Moai remain a mystery to this day. How were these ancient people able to accomplish such a monumental task? The secrets of Easter Island's Moai continue to intrigue and baffle researchers and visitors alike.