Easter Island heads have bodies?

[clerck de bonk]

If I remember correctly it was Tor Heyerdahl's findings in a dig during the late 50's that prompted him to build Kon tiki and make the journey.
What he found was a carving of what seemed a fairly large, seegoing vessel carved into the chest(or was it the back?) on one of the moai's.

But please compare these pictures with the moai:
http://www.authenticmaya.com/maya_art.htm (left side third from top)
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:La_Venta_Offering_4.jpg (olmec figurines, La venta offering)

 

[stellar]

the hight of the earth layers in wich part of their bodys are is interesting. I wonder how this happened and how long it has take for those layers to delevope.

I imagine it musta been a heck of a flood/s to create so much sediment. Truly amazing. Wonder how much more of reality we only get to see the tip of? ;D

 

[dugdeep]

I also agree. It IS fascinating. Also the symbolic connection to the return of the Nephilim.

Or maybe this recent discovery is symbollic of the exposure of the Nephilim (psychopaths). They can't stay hidden forever :)

 

[tschai]

I don't think I have ever seen any reference to the moai as Nephilim except this source (Cassiopaea) so the connection to psychopaths will never be made by the public at large-unless they uncover something which might clue them in-but all references to extraterrestrials or hyperdimensional reality would most likely be suppressed even if they did find it.

The symbol at the small of the back looks like the infinity symbol...interesting to say the least.

 

[clerck de bonk]

the hight of the earth layers in wich part of their bodys are is interesting. I wonder how this happened and how long it has take for those layers to delevope.

I imagine it musta been a heck of a flood/s to create so much sediment. Truly amazing. Wonder how much more of reality we only get to see the tip of? ;D

Remember it's a volcanic island and a lot of those moai are situated close to the calderas or even in them(as can be seen in the link provided by Palinurus)

 

[Voyageur]

Thanks for posting this information Ask_a_debtor, had no idea either and caught this featured in SotT before finding this thread - good eyes. It certainly brings to mind, that of what we know, is but the tip of an iceberg.

 

[Kaigen]

:) wow truly amazing stuff.

 

[Breton]

;D

 

[bngenoh]

Breton, what is that a bath tub?

 

[combsbt]

It's PEZ!

 

[dant]

PEZ is a brand name of an Austrian candy and it comes with a dispenser.
See: _http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pez :)
Hilarious comic page!

 

[Gawan]

Breton, what is that a bath tub?

From a paleo standpoint it could be said it is evil :):

The largest ingredient in PEZ candy is sugar followed by glucose syrup. PEZ also contains, in order of content: citric acid, tri-sodium-citrate, hydrogenated vegetable fat, E471, flavour, no colourings.

Health and Welfare Advice
PEZ states that it's candies are gluten free, and do not contain any animal-based ingredients or raw materials of animal origin. It is therefore suitable for vegans. PEZ is also free of nuts, milk and soya.

Calories and Fat
Per 100 grams, PEZ contains 400 calories, or 20% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) based on a 2000-calorie diet. The same serving provides 1.6 grams of fat, just over 2% of the RDA.

Carbohydrates and Protein
Pez contains 94.6 grams of carbohydrates per 100 grams, all of which comes from its sugar content. This equates to just over 30% of the RDA of carbohydrates. There are trace amounts of protein in PEZ candies.

_http://www.ehow.com/info_8568549_pez-ingredients.html#ixzz1v6XG4700

 

[Breton]

Maybe these giant PEZ dispensers made good, sugar-free, "paleo" pez's?

 

[Jacques]

Maybe these giant PEZ dispensers made good, sugar-free, "paleo" pez's?

Or maybe theses giant PEZ dispensers could be improved to become "slice bacon dispenser".

 

[Yozilla]

What a brilliant idea Mr Gandalf