Contemporary petroglyph depicting Manu Tara — Australian Museum
Reported holding and location
Sources may describe historical holdings or locations.
Reported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
Source accounts
Australian Museum Annual Report 2024–25 (2025), pp. 72–73, “Case study: Rapa Nui partnership” (2 claims)
Source author: Australian Museum Trust
Description: Six Rapa Nui works were acquired for the AM, including three petroglyphs depicting the significant figures Tahia Makemake, Manu Tara and Tangata Manu which appear at the ceremonial village of Oroŋo in Rapa Nui
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
Reported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph