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The 13 pages that link to Easter Island, each with the reason it gives.

• ChileBroader topic: Its Indigenous culture and remote location add a distinct dimension to Chilean territory.

• Polynesian expansionBroader topic: Its settlement marks one of the expansion's most isolated eastern destinations.

• South Pacific OceanBroader topic: Its isolation makes it a notable human settlement in the eastern South Pacific.

• Polynesian migrationBroader topic: Its settlement marks the expansion's far eastern reach.

• Polynesian ratBroader topic: Rat remains and crop damage are discussed in accounts of Rapa Nui’s ecological history.

• Valparaíso RegionBroader topic: Its Polynesian culture and oceanic distance distinguish it from mainland communities.

• Jacob RoggeveenRelated: Roggeveen’s expedition reached the island on Easter Sunday in 1722 and recorded its first documented European contact.

• Kiwa hirsutaRelated: The discovery site lay in deep water near this island.

• Thor HeyerdahlRelated: Heyerdahl investigated its archaeology and advanced disputed claims about South American influence.

• History of the Pacific IslandsBroader topic: Its settlement, monumental architecture, and colonial-era disruptions form a distinctive island history.

• RongorongoNarrower topic: Rongorongo artifacts were made and used in this island society.

• Salas y Gómez IslandRelated: It is the nearest inhabited island, about 400 kilometres to the west.

• Societal collapseBroader topic: Its history tests claims that environmental depletion alone explains societal collapse.