Easter Island - Rapa Nui, is a tiny speck of land in the South Pacific. Formed by a series of massive volcanic eruptions, the island was only inhabited by sea birds and dragonflies for millions of years. Its steep slopes, however, stood out like a beacon to a weary group of Polynesian seafarers. How long their voyage took or their reasons for leaving their home country are questions that we'll never have the answer to, but we can imagine their joy at seeing this sight after what must have been months at sea. My theory is that the moai migrated to south America then travelled north passing peru into central America ,finally they settled in the gulf of mexico by this time the moai no longer are known as moai but became to be known as the olmec from la venta to lake tlapacoya it shows Olmec influences in the archaeological record also this places are close to water (olmec) simply means rubber people the features of olmec people clearly shows that the olmec were big people back then names were given by description the maori have a strong influence in the islands i think that the moai might have been a tribe of islanders from New Zealand Māori, Cook Islands Maori, Tahitian.
OLMEC DECLINE: It is not known with any clarity what caused the eventual extinction of the Olmec culture. It is known that between 400 and 350 BCE population in the eastern half of the Olmec heartland dropped precipitously, and the area would remain sparsely inhabited until the 19th century. This link is a missing piece of history about rapa nui.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Island
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