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What a load of hooey!! Everybody knows it was the same aliens who built these that are going to set us straight for killing Mother Gaia(or so the eco-clutists say)

Or they use wooden rollers made from the trees that used to grow on the island?

Oh my God, it's coming towards us!

I would have assumed rollers to move those statues.

...and maybe they used both rollers and 'walking'.

"Or they use wooden rollers made from the trees that used to grow on the island?"

Yes, it's odd but the deforestation of Easter Island never seems to come up when liberals are prating about how the "native peoples always lived in harmony with the environment." Or the moa being hunted to extinction by the NZ aborigines, or the pueblo cultures which turned the surrounding lands into desert...

Ellie in T.O. at June 27, 2012 9:26 AM

Or the myth that FN's were tree-hugging pacifists....when the reality was that they practiced genocide and slavery.....

In Warroad Minn...a "war path/road" is still visible near the high-school. Going "on the war-path" was not just an expression....it was a ceremonial physical feature...

Hasenpfeffer! Hasenpfeffer, I say!

All you need is this man, Wally Wallington:

http://sciencestage.com/v/951/building-stonehenge.html

Brilliant deduction. Of course, that's how people move large heavy objects all the time. Who hasn't 'walked' a solid door off it's hinges or those cement patio pavers like that?

Now ask me how the Egyptians moved the blocks that made the pyramids . . .

The Easter Island natives always insisted that the statues walked to their current locations. I think this is as close as you're going to get. If it were possible to know 100%, I'd make a bet on this being the method.

How'd they stand them up...?

Ellie, it's the Maori and they pronounce it "aborigines" (at 1:56):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjXVELPIq5k

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