Stonehenge II’s moai, which are made of Rebar and plaster, are about the same size as the ones you’d find on Easter Island — or at least as large as they are from top to the ground.

Easter Island’s iconic statues remain at risk after devastating fire. Recent blazes chewed through the heritage site, causing “irreparable” damage to hundreds of Rapa Nui’s sacred moai.

INGRAM, Texas — No one definitively knows who is behind Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. Or why the Moai buried statues, up to their shoulders on Easter island. But there is no question why ...

Splatoon 3, the newest installment of Nintendo’s paint-shooter franchise for the Nintendo Switch, has a new feature that allows you to decorate a locker in the game. Players are filling their ...

While we don’t know how Easter Island’s moai were made, we all but certainly know who made them.Comparing languages, mythology, and art, the scholarly community believes the Rapa Nui people ...

Easter Island’s famous Moai statues remain one of the greatest archaeological enigmas in the world. This video questions the mainstream narrative that Polynesian settlers carved and transported ...

Sheppard was inspired to add two 13-foot tall Moai head statues. After Sheppard passed away in 1994, his family donated Stonehenge II and the Moai to the Hill Country Arts Foundation (HCAF) in his ...

Out of all the mysterious structures in the world, the Easter Island Moai and the large slabs of Stonehenge are perhaps the most famous. They achieved their fame for similar reasons -- being too ...

Mysterious ancient monuments like Stonehenge, Easter Island Moai, Great Pyramids, Teotihuacán, Göbekli Tepe, Nazca Lines, and Rapa Iti Mo ...

Stonehenge II was moved from Shepperd’s property in Hunt — about 7 miles from Ingram — in 2010, many years after Shepperd’s death. ... The site is also home to two 13-foot moai, ...