
Figure A	Figure B
The Queen of Easter Island meets Pinart in 1877. From Pinart, A Trip around the World.	Natives and officers of the Durance on August 1, 1901, in the courtyard of the mission after disembarkation at Hanga Roa. Photograph by Delabaude.

Figure C	Figure D
Some details of the heads of the giant stone statues.	Images from Easter Island (1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, and 8), the Solomon Islands (1 - 7, 11 - 15), and New Guinea that show certain similarities.


Figure 61b	Figure 66b	Figure 71b
Bust in volcanic lava from the collection of Dr. Stephen-Chauvet.	Manutara.	Fishhook in polished stone from Pitcairn Island, now in the Otago Museum.

Figure 95b	Figure 143b	Figure 150b
A short wooden club, known as paoa, that belonged to the ancient Easter Islanders. It is 47 cm long and 12 cm wide at its widest point. It was found by V. Champeval, from Tulle, in 1872 (expedition of the Flore).	Statuette from the early phase of the decadent era. Toulouse Museum.	A very recent statuette, produced for export (from the collection of Dr. S.C.)

Figure 157b
Front and back of the "Worm-eaten Tablet", known as Kecti [sic] from Jaussen’s collection. This tablet was given to the University of Louvain and was destroyed when the Germans set fire to the town in 1914 (the photograph was kindly provided by Father M. Desmedt).