Hoa Hakananai'a is a moai (Easter Island statue) housed in the British Museum in London. It was taken from 'Orongo, Rapa Nui (Easter Island) in November 1868 by the crew of the
Easter Island statues: international law is shifting against British Museum
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British Museum Under Pressure To Return Stolen Easter Island Statue
Easter Island delegation in London to demand return of sculpture taken in 1868 | World News | Sky News
The British Museum Has Kept an Easter Island Statue for 150 Years. Now, the Rapa Nui People Want It Back | Artnet News
Easter Island wants British Museum to return statue - Chinadaily.com.cn
Hoa Hakananai'a Easter Island statue - 100 Objects British Museum
Easter Islanders Demand British Museum Return 'Stolen' Moai Statue | Frieze
Easter Islanders divided on return of statue
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Treat Easter Island Moai statue at British Museum like human remains, says international law expert
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Easter Island's Mayor Says a Monumental Moai Sculpture Is Better Off in the British Museum | Artnet News
File:Basalt statue, Hoa Hakananai'a (hidden or stolen friend). Moai; an ancestor figure, made by the Rapanui people. 1000-1200 CE. From Orongo (Polynesia, Easter Island); probably made in Rano Kao. British Museum.jpg -
You have our soul': Easter Island pleads with British for statue's return - CNN Style
Moai in the British Museum editorial photography. Image of great - 152732972
Easter Island statues: international law is shifting against British Museum
Easter Island Asked the British Museum to Return Moai Statue
Easter Island governor begs British Museum to return Moai: 'You have our soul' | Chile | The Guardian
Stolen friend': Rapa Nui seek return of moai statue - BBC News
Hoa Hakananai'a - Wikipedia
Easter Island governor begs British Museum to return Moai: 'You have our soul' | Chile | The Guardian
