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Terry Hunt/School of Anthropology The island's largest statue, known in the Rapa Nui language as Te Tokanga, was never finished and lies on its back, measuring 63 feet long. It's estimated to weigh between 90 and 100 tons.
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Terry Hunt/School of Anthropology
The island's largest statue, known in the Rapa Nui language as Te Tokanga, was never finished and lies on its back, measuring 63 feet long. It's estimated to weigh between 90 and 100 tons.