Prominent ribs in Anatolian sculpture and Rapanui wooden figures.
2 selected records · 0 intake leads. Membership records a resemblance; it does not establish common origin.
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Each row describes one object, surface or textual scope. A dash means “not recorded”, not “absent”. Features across different rows do not establish co-occurrence.
Ribs are visible; dating and function require their own source records.
Episode, sources & image
Observation scope: single surface
Date unresolved · unresolved Neolithic attribution is established in the discovery context; this review has not tied the individual carving to a dated stratum.
Marco Restano CC BY-SA 4.0 Image record Existing source image; displayed uncropped. No generated reconstruction.
Cultural context
Rapanui traditions
Source-linked observation
Moai kavakava · historic photograph
Date unresolved
Prominent ribsHuman figure
Ribs are visible; dating and function require their own source records.
Episode, sources & image
Observation scope: single surface
Date unresolved · unresolved The exact photographed sculpture’s collection identity and date remain unresolved. Oc,G.T.1730 is an image identifier, not a secure collection year.
British Museum photographic collection; reproduction in Lee Paqui’s article Public domain historical photograph; original record linked Image record Reproduced image downloaded unchanged from https://grahamhancock.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/paquil1_html_m669eb558.jpg . Two views, one object; the individual sculpture identity is unresolved.
