Aroukou Kurenga
Reported holding and location
Sources may describe historical holdings or locations.
Reported holder: Congregación de los Sagrados Corazones, Via Monte Carmelo, 85, Roma
Reported location: Roma
Source accounts
Arte en la cultura rapanui — PDF, pages 12–19, “MUSEOS DEL MUNDO EN DONDE HAY PIEZAS DE RAPA NUI” (4 claims)
Reference: Arte en la cultura rapanui — PDF, pages 12–19, “MUSEOS DEL MUNDO EN DONDE HAY PIEZAS DE RAPA NUI”
Source author: Ana Maria Arredondo
Reported holder: Congregación de los Sagrados Corazones, Via Monte Carmelo, 85, Roma
Reported location: Roma
Classification: Tablilla Rongo Rongo
Name: Aroukou Kurenga
Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, “Treasures of Rapa Nui (Easter Island)”, Aruku Kureŋa and Mamari sections; accessed 23 September 2026 (6 claims)
Description: asymmetrically shaped and contains almost 1,300 glyphs
Name: Aruku Kureŋa
Classification: kohau roŋoroŋo
Material: mako'i wood (Thespesia populnea)
Description: Its convex side is glossy and features meticulous inscriptions. On the reverse, the slightly concave surface is uneven. It appears scraped and burned as if to erase an ancient text, later replaced by new glyphs.
Description: The convex side features 12 lines of pictograms, carefully delineated by the scribe before he inscribed them. The reverse counts 10 lines, which are less regular.