Tahai

Coordinates: 27°08′25″S 109°25′38″W / 27.1402°S 109.4271°W / -27.1402; -109.4271
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The complex seen from the east at sunrise
Ahu Ko Te Riku, with the restored eyes
Ahu Vai Ure

The Tahai Ceremonial Complex is an

World Heritage
site.

William Mulloy and his wife Emily Ross Mulloy are buried at Tahai.

References

  • Mulloy, W.T., and S.R. Fischer. 1993. Easter Island Studies: Contributions to the History of Rapanui in Memory of William T. Mulloy. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
  • Mulloy, W.T., World Monuments Fund, and Easter Island Foundation. 1995. The Easter Island Bulletins of William Mulloy. New York; Houston: World Monuments Fund; Easter Island Foundation.
  • Norwegian Archaeological Expedition to Easter Island and the East Pacific, T. Heyerdahl, E.N. Ferdon, W.T. Mulloy, A. Skjølsvold, C.S. Smith. 1961. Archaeology of Easter Island. Stockholm; Santa Fe, N.M.: Forum Pub. House; distributed by The School of American Research.

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