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The Birdman Village site is the site of the life of the aboriginal people on Easter Island, and these mysterious ethnic groups are the creators of the mysterious stone statues on the island. Among the living sites, there are the foundations of the houses they built, as well as caves, and many archaeological finds of their daily necessities and tools at the time, which are very research value and worth visiting.

The site of the Birdman Village on Easter Island is the site of the settlement of the mysterious stone aboriginal people on Easter Island. There are stone foundations, substantial caves and semi-finished stone statues. It is an important relics to study the origin of the stone statues on Easter Island. It is worth visiting and studying.

The site of Birdman Village is Easter Island, where the distinctive people live and the ore farm. There are many caves and houses, large and small, and the cornerstone sites should be the distinctive place to live on the island. In addition, there are many traces of ore mining around, which should be used to make the mysterious giant stone statues on the island, one of the important sites to study Easter Island.

Birdman Village is next to the volcanic lake, this is the place where the ancient Rapanui people held "triathlon" sacrifices, which can be regarded as the ancient "Olympic Village". You can understand the history and feel the civilization of the locals.

The Bird Village site on Easter Island is a relic of ancient people's activities and lives. There are still stone caves of ancient people's lives and barn sites for grain storage. It is a relic of the ancestors of Easter Island. It has historical and archaeological significance and is of great value in solving the mystery of stone statues on Easter Island.

Birdman Village is an important relics of local birdman culture, located on the side of the Lanuoku crater by the sea, across the sea from the outlying islands. Birdsman Village can only be visited once on the ticket, which is basically some stone houses built by the locals before, and you can turn around and experience the bird culture of the year.