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Jason
August 06, 2001 09:56AM
<HTML>I'm reading a history of Polynesia, and the author of "Island Civilizations of Polynesia," Robert Suggs, says that the great stone statues of the island date to the second half of the seventeenth century. If that's true, how can alternative authors claim the place as a vestige of a lost civilization (or worse, as an alien outpost) if its allegedly enigmatic Moai are more recent than Shakespeare?

Unless Shakespeare was an Atlantean, too!

Jason</HTML>
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Easter Island Statues

Jason August 06, 2001 09:56AM

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Anthony August 06, 2001 10:30AM

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Mattcarps August 07, 2001 03:53AM

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