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Was Easter Island Inhabited When It Was Discovered. When found, easter island had around 12,000 inhabitants, but by the late 19th century, this had diminished to around 110 people, through a combination of emigration, the arrival of new. He decided to call it easter island, after the day he. Linguists estimate easter island's first inhabitants arrived around ad 400, and most agree that they came from east polynesia. To its original inhabitants the island is known as rapa nui (“great rapa”) or te pito te henua (“navel of the world”). For generations, their ancestors had expanded. The archaeological record suggests a somewhat later date of. The first european visitors, the dutch, named it paaseiland (“easter. In 1722 jacob roggeveen, a dutch explorer, stumbled upon the world’s most isolated inhabited island of the pacific ocean. A thousand years ago, a small group of polynesians paddled the worlds greatest ocean in search of a new land. It was annexed by chile in. Known as rapa nui to its earliest inhabitants, the island was christened paaseiland, or easter island, by dutch explorers in honor of the day of their arrival in 1722.

The first european visitors, the dutch, named it paaseiland (“easter. When found, easter island had around 12,000 inhabitants, but by the late 19th century, this had diminished to around 110 people, through a combination of emigration, the arrival of new. Known as rapa nui to its earliest inhabitants, the island was christened paaseiland, or easter island, by dutch explorers in honor of the day of their arrival in 1722. He decided to call it easter island, after the day he. It was annexed by chile in. The archaeological record suggests a somewhat later date of. Linguists estimate easter island's first inhabitants arrived around ad 400, and most agree that they came from east polynesia. In 1722 jacob roggeveen, a dutch explorer, stumbled upon the world’s most isolated inhabited island of the pacific ocean. To its original inhabitants the island is known as rapa nui (“great rapa”) or te pito te henua (“navel of the world”). For generations, their ancestors had expanded.

Ahu Tongariki Easter Island, Chile Timm Chapman Photography

Was Easter Island Inhabited When It Was Discovered In 1722 jacob roggeveen, a dutch explorer, stumbled upon the world’s most isolated inhabited island of the pacific ocean. Known as rapa nui to its earliest inhabitants, the island was christened paaseiland, or easter island, by dutch explorers in honor of the day of their arrival in 1722. The archaeological record suggests a somewhat later date of. For generations, their ancestors had expanded. A thousand years ago, a small group of polynesians paddled the worlds greatest ocean in search of a new land. He decided to call it easter island, after the day he. In 1722 jacob roggeveen, a dutch explorer, stumbled upon the world’s most isolated inhabited island of the pacific ocean. To its original inhabitants the island is known as rapa nui (“great rapa”) or te pito te henua (“navel of the world”). When found, easter island had around 12,000 inhabitants, but by the late 19th century, this had diminished to around 110 people, through a combination of emigration, the arrival of new. The first european visitors, the dutch, named it paaseiland (“easter. It was annexed by chile in. Linguists estimate easter island's first inhabitants arrived around ad 400, and most agree that they came from east polynesia.