На первый день пасхи, 5-ого апреля

На первый день пасхи, 5-ого апреля 1722 года, Джейкоб Роггевин открыл и назвал небольшой остров в Тихом океане.Он заметил, что на острове было очень мало деревьев или животных, и было всего несколько тысяч человек, которые жили там. Он также не мог не заметить сотни великолепных каменных статуй. Их было 887 статуй, которые назывались «моаи». Никто не знает, для чего они были построены и как. Одна из теорий состоит в том, что великая цивилизация построила их и вырубила деревья для их транспортировки. Другие исследователи считают изменение климата повлияло на остров и ее народ. Возможно, мы никогда так и не узнаем правды.

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On Easter Sunday, 5 April 30th year 1722, Jacob Roggevin opened and named a small island in the Pacific Ocean. He remarked that on the island there were very few trees or animals, and there were only a few thousand people who lived there. He also couldn't help but notice the hundreds of magnificent stone statues. There were 887 statues that were called "MOAI". No one knows why they were built and how. One theory is that a great civilization built them and felled trees for their transportation. Other researchers believe climate change affected the island and its people. We may never learn the truth.

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On Easter Sunday, April 5th 1722, Jacob Roggevin discovered and named a small island in the Pacific okeane.On noticed that on the island there were very few trees or animals, and there were only a few thousand people who lived there. He also could not help but notice the hundreds of great stone statues. There were 887 statues, which were called "moai". No one knows why they were built and how. One theory is that a great civilization built them and cut down trees for their transportation. Other researchers say climate change has affected the island and its people. Perhaps we'll never never know the truth.