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Researchers concluded that the locations of the moai statues on Easter Island were not chosen at random, but were linked to the availability of scarce freshwater that seeped from groundwater along the coast. Salinity measurements revealed an association between lower salt levels and statue sites, supporting the theory that the island’s inhabitants chose places near sources of drinkable water. There are more than 1,000 statues, which are believed to have been carved by the island’s inhabitants between 1300 and 1600.
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