Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia replica — Australian Museum
Reported holding and location
Sources may describe historical holdings or locations.
Reported location: Wansolmoana gallery
Passage: p. 72, photograph caption
Reported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph and photograph caption
Source accounts
Australian Museum Annual Report 2024–25 (2025), pp. 72–73, “Case study: Rapa Nui partnership” (3 claims)
Source author: Australian Museum Trust
Description: Master carver Pau Hereveri Teao and his apprentice Victor Pakomio created the approximately 1.2-meter replica moai using traditional tools and porous basalt from Rapa Nui.
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership, third paragraph
Reported location: Wansolmoana gallery
Passage: p. 72, photograph caption
Reported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph and photograph caption
Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia: Stolen Friend (3 claims)
Source author: Australian Museum
Classification: replica
Passage: Opening paragraph
Description: carved by Rapa Nui master carver Pau Hereveri and his student Victor Pakomio
Passage: Opening paragraph
Description: forms part of an ongoing cultural engagement and partnership between the Australian Museum and the Rapa Nui community
Passage: Opening paragraph
Rapa Nui Collections (1 claim)
Source author: Australian Museum
Material: basalt, coral, obsidian and pigment
Passage: Collection highlights: alternative text of the image linked to Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia: Stolen Friend