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Anthropology

sinkingfeeling

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3. When I went to Rapa Nui in 2016, we had a wonderful native

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 7, 2020, 09:15 AM

Feb 2020

archeologist as a guide. He fully believed their decline was directly caused by European involvement with the islanders.

I enjoyed the absolute peace and quiet of the island, but my traveling companions thought they'd go nuts on such an isolated island.

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Researchers revise timing of Easter island's societal collapse [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2020 OP

Researchers Piece Together What Happened On Rapa Nui Following European Contact Judi Lynn Feb 2020 #1

Argument isn't convincing. Loki Liesmith Feb 2020 #2

Much more difficult for a collapsed society wnylib Feb 2020 #4

When I went to Rapa Nui in 2016, we had a wonderful native sinkingfeeling Feb 2020 #3

So glad to see your comments. What an experience. So much to be learned ahead, too. Judi Lynn Feb 2020 #6

Hmmm. Interesting. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2020 #5