Rapa Nui Journal May 2004 Vol. 18(1)
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Editors
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Editors
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Archaeological excavation at Vinapu (Rapa Nui)
Helene Martinsson-Wallin
pp. 7-9
Hans-Rudolf Bork, Andreas Mieth, Bernd Tschochner
pp. 10-14
Paradoxical hyperbole: Imagining Rapa Nui’s remoteness and mystery
Douglas J. Porteous
pp. 15-17
Rapa Nui: A hyperbolic iconography
Douglas J. Porteous
pp. 17-19
What’s new in Maastricht, the Netherlands
Herbert von Saher
p. 19
Grant McCall
pp. 20-22
Coming of age on Rapa Nui: On doing anthropological field work among the Rapanui youth
Olaug Irene Røsvik Andreassen
pp. 22-23
Colonialism and resistance in Rapa Nui
Riet Delsing
pp. 24-30
Georgia Lee
pp. 31-38
Where does the Santiago staff begin?
Jacques B.M. Guy
pp. 39-41
Steven R. Fischer
p. 42
‘A Po: the Rapa Nui youth archaeology program, Puna Pau field report
Britton L. Shepardson, Irene Arevalo Nazrala, Turi Atan Rodriguez, Makarena Barria Orellana, Nikolas Cortes Pakomio, Samson Jacobo Riroroko, Valeria Jara Bustos, Camilo Johnson Amorrortu, Vaitiare Merino Rapu, Yasna Monares Zuniga, Francisca Pont Icka, Francisco Torres Hochstetter, Veronica Vergara Salvatierra
pp. 43-46
A look back: Voyage to Easter Island, 1877, by Alphonse Louis Pinart
Ann M. Altman
pp. 47-55
Early speculations on Rapanui: Letter from Thomas Croft to Alphonse Pinart, 1876
Yoram Meroz
pp. 56-57
Mike Carton, Dave Tuggle
pp. 58-60
Herbert von Saher
pp. 60-66
Shawn McLaughlin
pp. 66-67
Review: Moon Handbooks Tahiti, including the Cook Islands, by David Stanley
Shawn McLaughlin
p. 68
Review: Moon Handbooks: Micronesia, by Neil M. Levy
Felicia R. Beardsley
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Rapa Nui Journal October 2004 Vol. 18(2)
p. 85-86
Rongorongo and the rock art of Easter Island
Shawn McLaughlin
pp. 87-94
L.Vrydaghs, C. Cocquyt, T. Van de Vijver, P. Goetghebeur
pp. 95-106
Where in the World are the moai?
Len Sharp, Fran Nottage
p. 107
Studying Easter Island’s molluscan fauna
Brett K. Raines
pp. 108-111
Feast and famine: a gourmet’s guide to Rapa Nui
Georgia Lee
pp. 112-117
Paul Horley
pp. 118-125
Images of the Marquesas from the Krusenstern expedition, 1804
Carol S. Ivory
pp. 126-130
Editors
p. 131
Getting to know you: Charles M. Love
pp. 132-134
Review: The long summer: How climate changed civilization, by Brian Fagan
Georgia Lee
p. 134
Review: Between Nature and Culture: The burial of the placenta in French Polynesia, by Bruno Saura
Ann M. Altman
pp. 134-135
Review: Ra’ivavae. Archaeological survey of Ra’ivavae, French Polynesia, by Edmundo Edwards
Sidsel Millerstrom
pp. 135-136
Shawn McLaughlin
pp. 136-137
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