-s-Fototapety View of quarries and moai on the southwest face of the Rano Raraku volcano, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. This extraordinary site is where the 1,000 moai statues found on the island were sculpted.#F1635754353
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-s-Fototapety View of the Tahai archaeological site on Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. It consists, from left to right, of Ahu Tahai, Ahu Vari Uri, and Ahu Ko Te Riku. In the background, the Rano Kau volcano.#F1635753359
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-s-Fototapety Tukuturi Moai, also named the Kneeling Moai, at Rano Raraku Archaeological Site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile, with a spectacular view of the Poike Volcano and the 15 figures of Ahu Tongariki.#F1842671362
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-s-Fototapety The bronze statue of the Virgin Mary atop the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago (Catedral Metropolitana de Santiago), Chile, against blue sky.#F1842671358
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-s-Fototapety Spectacular view of the Poike Volcano, Motu Marotiri Stake and the 15 lined moai statues of Ahu Tongariki, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile.#F1842671338
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-s-Fototapety Silhouettes of the 15 moai statues at Ahu Tongariki on Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile, against a spectacular sunrise. They embody the island?s rich ancient culture amidst a stunning landscape.#F1842671319
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-s-Fototapety Classic view of Hina Riru (or Hinariru) and Piro Piro buried moai statues at Rano Raraku Archaeological Site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile.#F1842671304
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-s-Fototapety Buried moai statues at Rano Raraku Archaeological Site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. The site has 397 abandoned moai statues, many of which remain partially buried and facing the ocean.#F1842671289
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-s-Fototapety Abandoned moai statues, partially buried on the slope of Volcano Rano Raraku at the Rano Raraku Archaeological Site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile.#F1842671278
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-s-Fototapety Pu Hiro (Trumpet of Hiro, the god of rain), a stone musical instrument used by ancient inhabitants of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. It is adorned with petroglyphs and was likely used in rituals.#F1842671260
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-s-Fototapety Side view of the Ahu Ko Te Riku moai statue at the Tahai archaeological site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. Standing 5.1 meters tall, it has been fully restored with eyes and a pukao topknot.#F1842671245
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-s-Fototapety The rising sun bathes the palm trees around the Poko Poko natural swimming pool in the Hanga Vare Vare green space of Hanga Roa, Rapa Nui, Chile.#F1842671237
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-s-Fototapety Papa Mango rock at the Papa Vaka archaeological site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. The petroglyphs on this rock represent a tuna and a shark (mango in Rapa Nui language).#F1842671230
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-s-Fototapety Papa Mangai (Rock of Hooks) at the Papa Vaka archaeological site, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. The petroglyphs on this rock represent mangai (hooks) used to fish kahi (tuna).#F1842671207
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-s-Fototapety Petroglyphs linked to the Birdman cult at Orongo ceremonial village, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile. The rocks around the village have over 1,700 petroglyphs, making Orongo the island's richest site.#F1842671168
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-s-Fototapety View of the Hanga Vare Vare open green area in Hanga Roa, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile, featuring the beautifully carved rear of the Moai of Peace (Moai de la Paz).#F1842671152
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