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The Easter Island Foundation. A non-profit organisation for promoting the “conservation and protection of the fragile cultural heritage of Easter Island”. A leading body involved in research on Easter Island, which includes a series of independently published books. |
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Rapa Nui Journal. The twice-yearly journal of the Easter Island Foundation, published since 1986. List of contents for all issues available online. |
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Journal of New Zealand and Pacific Studies. Leading academic journal published twice-yearly and hosted by the University of South Australia. |
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The Easter Island Statue Project. Important long-term project founded in 1982 and led by Jo Anne Van Tilburg, with the aim of recording in detail every moai and Easter Island monolithic sculpture. |
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World Monuments Fund. “Leading independent organisation dedicated to saving the world’s most treasured places”. |
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Unesco’s World Heritage listing for Rapa Nui National Park. |
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Museums |
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Captain Cook Birthplace Museum, Marton, Middlesbrough, UK. Focused on the life and voyages of Captain Cook, with a display for his trip to Easter Island in 1774. |
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Kon-Tiki Museum. Oslo, Norway. Focused on the life and work of Thor Heyerdahl, with significant Easter Island holdings. |
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Museo Antropologico P. Sebastian Englert. Easter Island’s museum in Hanga Roa. The museum houses the William Mulloy Library. |
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Moai Hoa Hakananai’a with its incredible torso carvings at the British Museum. Taken from Rapa Nui in 1868. |
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Associates |
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Cheeky Tiki. Leading UK designer and supplier of Tiki culture, founded by Jamie Wilson and Anjy Cameron. Specialist interior designers for Polynesian themed Tiki bars, with moai a feature. |
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Velvet Glass Mosaics. The glass art of Mark Bloom and Maggie Rickard. Arizona based artists whose artwork is frequently drawn to Tiki culture and Easter Island. |
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National Hickman. UK-based construction and timber firm. Provider of transportation support for the Easter Island, Myths and Popular Culture UK exhibitions. |
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Fraternal Order of the Moai. Devoted to Tiki culture. Also major supporters of social projects on Easter Island, donating its fundraising to the Easter Island Foundation registered charity. |
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Jorge Alderete.The work of the Argentinian illustrator and graphic designer. |
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Fotosearch Stock Photography. Allows users to search from more than 20 million images starting at just $3. In the database they have collected nearly 20,000 Easter Island photos and images. |
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