Motu Nui islet

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Motu Nui islet is the largest of the small islets off Easter Island, historically significant as the site of the Birdman cult’s ritual competitions in Rapa Nui culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
islet
uninhabited island
associatedEvent annual egg-gathering competition
associatedWith Make-Make deity worship
Orongo
surface form: Orongo ceremonial village

tangata manu (Birdman) tradition
country Chile
culturalDesignation sacred site in Rapa Nui religion
currentUse cultural heritage site
tourist attraction (boat excursions, diving)
distanceFrom approximately 1.9 kilometers from Rapa Nui coast
elevation approximately 65 meters above sea level
governedBy Valparaíso Region
surface form: Valparaíso Region of Chile
hasAccess only by boat
hasConservationStatus protected area within national park
hasEcosystem seabird colony habitat
hasFauna other pelagic birds
seabirds
sooty terns
hasFeature seabird nesting areas
steep rocky cliffs
hasNameLanguage Rapa Nui language
hasSignificance Birdman cult rituals
Rapa Nui people
surface form: Rapa Nui culture
historicalPeriod late pre-contact Rapa Nui period
historicalUse nesting site for sooty terns (manu tara)
isLargestOf Motu Nui islet self-linksurface differs
surface form: Motu Nui, Motu Iti and Motu Kao Kao island group

islets off Easter Island
locatedIn Chile
Pacific Ocean
Polynesia
Rapa Nui National Park
locatedNear Easter Island
nameMeaning “big islet” in Rapa Nui
nearbyIslet Motu Iti
Motu Kao Kao
offCoastOf Easter Island
surface form: Rapa Nui (Easter Island)

southwestern coast of Easter Island
partOf Easter Island
surface form: Easter Island archipelago

Motu Nui islet self-linksurface differs
surface form: Motu Nui–Motu Iti–Motu Kao Kao islet group

Rapa Nui National Park
surface form: World Heritage Site Rapa Nui National Park

territory of Isla de Pascua commune
UNESCOStatus within Rapa Nui National Park World Heritage property
usedFor Birdman cult competitions
tangata manu (Birdman) competition
visibleFrom Orongo ceremonial village

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Rano Kau hasViewOf Motu Nui islet
Rano Kau hasViewOf Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Iti islet
Orongo ceremonial village overlooks Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: islets of Motu Nui, Motu Iti and Motu Kao Kao
Orongo ceremonial village facesToward Motu Nui islet
Easter Island Commune locatedOnIsland Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Easter Island Commune locatedOnIsland Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Iti
Orongo hasNearbyIslet Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Makemake (Rapa Nui deity) linkedIsland Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Motu Nui islet isLargestOf Motu Nui islet self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Motu Nui
this entity surface form: Motu Nui, Motu Iti and Motu Kao Kao island group
Motu Nui islet partOf Motu Nui islet self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Motu Nui
this entity surface form: Motu Nui–Motu Iti–Motu Kao Kao islet group
Motu Kao Kao islet nearbyIsland Motu Nui islet
subject surface form: Motu Kao Kao
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Birdman ritual centralIsland Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Tangata manu associatedSite Motu Nui islet
Birdman cult associatedIsland Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Motu Kao Kao hasNearbyIslet Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Motu Kao Kao partOf Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui group
Motu Iti smallerThan Motu Nui islet
this entity surface form: Motu Nui
Rano Kau volcano overlooks Motu Nui islet
subject surface form: Rano Kau