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		<title>Megaliths and Mariners: Experimental Archaeology on Easter Island</title>
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Our Research Model
Our model for Rapa Nui statue carving is Polynesian canoe building. Experimental anthropology has [...]]]></description>
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Wire diagrams arrived at after photogrammetric work accomplished at Ahu Akivi depict the statistically average statue used in computer simulations and then in our transport experiment. ©1992 EISP/JVT.
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		<description><![CDATA[This is an abbreviated version of a paper originally published in Pacific Art: Persistence, Change and Meaning (Herle et al. eds. Adelaide: Crawford House, 2002 for citations and notes).
Real Time and Individual Energy
Experimental archaeology is the systematic approach used to test, evaluate and explicate method, technique, assumption, hypothesis and theory at all levels of archaeological [...]]]></description>
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