Katherine Routledge
English Explorer of Easter Island
Katherine Routledge, Just Before Her Easter Island Expedition (c. 1910)
Katherine Routledge (ca. 1919)
William Scoresby Routledge (ca. 1910)
Location of Easter Island (aka Rapa Nui)
The Mana at Easter Island; this is the Schooner that Katherine and Scoresby Used to Make Their Round-trip Voyage from England to Easter Island
Katherine and Scoresby's Voyage Route to and from Easter Island
Easter Island from Space (NASA)
Easter Island
Moai Along the Coastline of Easter Island
Moai at Easter Island
Moai at Easter Island
The Moai Here are Sitting on an Ahu (altar)
Unfinished Moai (lying on its back) at Rano Raraku Quarry at Easter Island (note that it hasn't even been removed from the quarry rock)
Rongorongo Writing on Tablet from Easter Island
Close-up of Rongorongo Tablet Shown Above
Petroglyphs Along Cliff at Orongo, Easter Island; the Island Motu Nui in the Upper Center; Motu Nui is the Island that the Clan Representatives had to Swim to During the Birdman Ceremony
Sketch of Birdman in Stone at Orongo (note the human hands and human feet)
First Known Painting of Easter Island (by William Hodges, 1775)
Juan Tepano of the Tupahotu. Photo Taken by Katherine Routledge, July 23, 1915
Angata, Leader of the "Native Rising," with Her Staff and Rosary (August 1914)
Katherine Pease (ca. 1874)
18-Year Old Katherine Pease (1884)
Jacob Roggeveen, the Dutch Explorer who "Discovered" Easter Island on Easter Sunday, 1722