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Strange things you probably didn't know about Easter Island - Page 7 of 34 - Kiwi Report

Strange things you probably didn't know about Easter Island


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[post_page_title]The only people on Earth[/post_page_title]
All of the statues on the island face inward, rather than looking out to sea. The statues are often placed along the coastline, but it seems as though the ancient civilization living there had no fear of any outsiders arriving at their home. As far as the Islanders were concerned, they were the only people on Earth, so instead of having the statues look out to guard them from outsiders, the statues were positioned to face inward, looking instead upon those who lived on Easter Island.

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