Dr. Mara Mulrooney: Rapa Nui

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Dr. Mulrooney is an Assistant Anthropologist at the Bishop Museum. In an interview with Hawaii Public Radio’s Chris Vandercook, Dr. Mulrooney talks about her archaeological work on Rapa Nui that uncovers evidence about what Rapanui society was like before the first Europeans visited the island on Easter Sunday in 1722. Mahalo to Hawai'i Public Radio for sharing this audio content with us.

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