Archaeological Sites in Chile
Puna Pau
Puna Pau is a small extinct volcanic crater on Easter Island, approximately 7 km from Hanga Roa, that served as the sole quarry for the red scoria (hani hani) used to carve pukao -- the cylindrical…
Te Pito Kura
Te Pito Kura is an archaeological complex on Easter Island's northeast coast, facing the Bay of La Perouse. It holds the Paro moai, the largest statue ever successfully transported from Rano Raraku…
Te Pito O Te Henua
Te Pito o Te Henua is a large, naturally formed basalt stone on Easter Island [1]. Originally part of the Ahu Te Pito Kura archaeological complex in northeastern Easter Island [1]. While the stone is…