Rapa nui man Easter Island Rapa Nui Symbols Necklace

Rapa nui man is the indigenous inhabitant of Easter island (Local Rapa nui). The language is Rapa nui.
Rapa Nui's occupations are agriculture, fishing, and cattle breeding. Crops: bananas, sweet potatoes, sugar cane. Very little is known about the structure of the ancient Rapa Nui society that existed before the 19th century. In connection with the export of the local population to Peru, where they were used as slaves, epidemics due to diseases brought to the island by Europeans, and the adoption of Christianity, Rapa nui society forgot about the previously existing hierarchical relations, family and tribal ties. The Rapa nui people had many tattoos on their bodies. They also painted the skin with red and white pigments. Rapa nui men wore rather short haircuts, and the hair was gathered from above in a bun.