who built the easter island statues?
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The most widely-accepted theory is that the statues were carved by the Polynesian colonizers of the island beginning by about A.D. 1000-1100. In addition to representing deceased ancestors, the moai, once they were erect on ceremonial sites, may also have been regarded as the embodiment of powerful living chiefs. They were also important lineage status symbols.
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I'm not so sure about the origin but there's a carving of the said 3 monkeys in the temple dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu in Japan, built by his grandson.
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Araunah the Jebusite.\n\nAn alter. Many people believe this site to have been the future site of the Temple.
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Here you go:\n\n\nThe Seven Wonders of the Ancient World\n\n    * The Great Pyramid of Giza\n    * The Hanging Gardens of Babylon\n    * The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus\n    * The Statue of Zeus at Olympia\n    * The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus\n    * The Colossus of Rhodes\n    * The Pharos of Alexandria \n\nThe Seven Wonders of the Medieval Mind\n\n    * Stonehenge\n    * The Colosseum\n    * The Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa\n    * The Great Wall of China\n    * The Porcelain Tower of Nanjing\n    * The Hagia Sophia\n    * The Leaning Tower of Pisa \n\nThe Seven Natural Wonders of the World\n\n    * Mount Everest\n    * The Great Barrier Reef\n    * The Grand Canyon\n    * Victoria Falls\n    * The Harbor of Rio de Janeiro\n    * Paricutin Volcano\n    * The Northern Lights \n\nThe Seven Underwater Wonders of the World\n\n    * Palau\n    * The Belize Barrier Reef\n    * The Galapagos Islands\n    * The Northern Red Sea\n    * Lake Baikal\n    * The Great Barrier Reef\n    * The Deep Sea Vents \n\nThe Seven Wonders of the Modern World\n\n    * The Empire State Building\n    * The Itaipú Dam\n    * The CN Tower\n    * The Panama Canal\n    * The Channel Tunnel\n    * The North Sea Protection Works\n    * The Golden Gate Bridge \n\nThe Seven Forgotten Natural Wonders of the World\n\n    * Angel Falls\n    * The Bay of Fundy\n    * Iguaçú Falls\n    * Krakatoa Island\n    * Mount Fuji\n    * Mount Kilimanjaro\n    * Niagara Falls \n\nThe Seven Forgotten Modern Wonders of the World\n\n    * The Clock Tower (Big Ben)\n    * Eiffel Tower\n    * The Gateway Arch\n    * The Aswan High Dam\n    * Hoover Dam\n    * Mount Rushmore National Memorial\n    * The Petronas Towers \n\nThe Seven Forgotten Wonders of the Medeival Mind\n\n    * Abu Simbel Temple\n    * Angkor Wat\n    * Taj Mahal\n    * Mont Saint-Michel\n    * The Moai Statues\n    * The Parthenon\n    * The Shwedagon Pagoda \n\nThe Forgotten Wonders\n\n    * The Aztec Temple\n    * The Banaue Rice Terraces\n    * The Borobudur Temple\n    * The Inca City\n    * The Statue of Liberty\n    * The Mayan Temples\n    * The Temple of the Inscriptions\n    * The Throne Hall of Persepolis\n    * Petra\n    * The Suez Canal\n    * The Sydney Opera House\n    * The Red Fort in India
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Emperor Augustus.\n\nThe link below has plenty of interesting information on the Emperor.
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Who said God created them?
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As one of the most famous 2 men /artists of his time.known to most of the cultered world ,with his male lovers.How could he hide it.The other Was Michaelangelo,also gay,who carved the great David,and painted the Sistine chapel.
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Saint Anthony the Abbott....also...Saint George.........EWTN.com...has a nice catalog of statues
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Can't find a reference to such a person.\n\nThe Jesuits normally have a brother Xavier in their ranks. Maybe one of them did some digging.\n\nThe Chinese paleontologists mentioned at dinodata are pretty recent.
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Bell Rock Lighthouse the oldest surviving Sea based lighthouse is partially built with the granite. \n\nParts of Cobh Cathederal in Ireland also uses the granite.\n\nIn the UK Aberdeen granite has been used to build Waterloo Bridge in London, and the terrace of the House's of Parliament.\n\nI'm not sure there are any buildings made of the granite further afield.  It would take an enormous amount of heavy rock to ship across the ocean.  There are however plenty of monuments and statues which use the granite as part or all of it's construction.  \n\nHope this helps.
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Issac Newton\n\nGallileo however proved that gravitational 'time to fall'was the same for 2 objects of different weights. Gallileo died 11 months before Newton's birth. There work was very complimentary. Newton established the gravitational constant that both backs up Gallileo and demonstrated that it is also gravity that causes the planets to orbit the Sun. The apple under the tree is a bit of a myth!
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Try asking the people who created it.\n\nhttp://www.reis.com/
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go to this website, it has lots of good information on the island of Maui (Hawaii)\n\nit also has a link right above the first line of the article to an article about the mythical Polynesian figure Maui (after whom the island was named) if that's what you meant in your question
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Borglum was responsible for the monuments at Mt. Rushmore, Roebling was associated with the building of the Brooklyn Bridge. Does this help?
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Compare it to other pagan religious sites, or other monolith collections (Easter Island Statues).  It's also keyed in to the Spring Equinox, right?  What other structures around the world are keyed in, and from what period do they date?  Learning about the other sites, especially the ones with recorded purposes, will give you a better idea of what Stonehenge may have been used for.\n\nAnd always remember to double space, have wide margins, and use a large font...
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1.built by the atlantians\n2.built by aliens
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Sadly, as far as I know there is no direct mention of Stonehenge in the primary works written by the Romans.  The site really didn't start getting that much attention until the renesance, when scholars flush with reading about the Romans and the Druids (and romantisising the heck out of both) becan to argue over which group of people built it.