Moai kavakava, Viña del Mar — 1341/ 55 coll. Felbermayer
Reported holding and location
Sources may describe historical holdings or locations.
Reported holder: Museo de Arqueología e Historia Francisco Fonck
Recorded in: Indigen Recollecting Rapa Nui Gallery
Reported location: Viña del Mar
Recorded in: Indigen Recollecting Rapa Nui Gallery
Source accounts
Diego Muñoz collection record for Moai kavakava, Viña del Mar — 1341/ 55 coll. Felbermayer (1 claim)
Reference: https://www.indigen.eu/indigen-notes/moai-kavakava-vina-del-mar
Source author: Diego Muñoz
Description: According to Felbermayer's documentation, this piece was found by Eugenio Huki, a Rapanui friend of Felbermayer, in a burial chamber on the islet Motu Nui (about 1200 meters southwest of the Rapa Nui cost). Although this piece was carved for exchange, the invocation of burial chambers or family caves was a narrative used to increase the value of the objects, suggesting that they were ancient pieces.
Indigen Recollecting Rapa Nui Gallery (9 claims)
Reference: https://www.indigen.eu/gallery
Classification: Moai kavakava
Reported holder: Museo de Arqueología e Historia Francisco Fonck
Reported location: Viña del Mar
Catalogue number: 1341/ 55 coll. Felbermayer
Material: wood
Description: Collection date: unknown
Description: Collector: F. Felbermayer, obtained from Eugenio Huki
Description: Acquisition date: 1980, donated by F. Felbermayer
Description: Dimensions: 30 cm
