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Easter Island is located in the Pacific Ocean. The island is home to hundreds of giant stone statues called Moai that were carved and placed on stone platforms called Ahu. The document discusses how scientists believe the island looked when people first arrived and became deforested over time, as well as how the island appears now after the period of Moai building. It also briefly mentions visiting Easter Island and includes a list of sources for more information.
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