Publication
Australian Museum Annual Report 2024–25 (2025), pp. 72–73, “Case study: Rapa Nui partnership”
Related objects
- Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tahia Makemake — Australian Museum
- Contemporary petroglyph depicting Manu Tara — Australian Museum
- Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tangata Manu — Australian Museum
- Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia replica — Australian Museum
- Bust of Nua María Aŋata — Australian Museum
- Kōhau Roŋoroŋo replica — Australian Museum
Attributed object claims
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
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tahia Makemake — Australian MuseumReported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tahia Makemake — Australian MuseumDescription: 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
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Manu Tara — Australian MuseumReported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Manu Tara — Australian MuseumDescription: 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
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tangata Manu — Australian MuseumReported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Contemporary petroglyph depicting Tangata Manu — Australian MuseumDescription: 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
View object: Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia replica — Australian MuseumReported location: Wansolmoana gallery
Passage: p. 72, photograph caption
View object: Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia replica — Australian MuseumReported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph and photograph caption
View object: Moai Hoa Haka Nana'ia replica — Australian MuseumDescription: a bust of revolutionary leader Maria ‘Aŋata
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Bust of Nua María Aŋata — Australian MuseumDescription: a Rongorongo tablet preserving one of the world’s few independently developed writing systems
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Kōhau Roŋoroŋo replica — Australian MuseumReported holder: Australian Museum
Passage: p. 72, Case study: Rapa Nui partnership (PDF page 37), acquisition paragraph
View object: Kōhau Roŋoroŋo replica — Australian Museum