Moai statues are solid stone statues weighing 10 to 90 tons.
The ancient Rapa Nui cut down Moai, the indigenous inhabitants of Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean. They believed that Moai helped to bring a greater harvest. The island has over 1000 Moai statues ranging in size from 3-5 to 10-12 meters. Rapa Nui people created all of them in the XI-XVI centuries, long before the Europeans first arrived there.
