Sean Hixon, a 2015 anthropology graduate from the University of Oregon, discusses why people like himself are interested in the mysteries of the Easter Island Statures. Hixon wrote a thesis and contributed to a study about how the statues got their hats. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

Sean Hixon, a 2015 anthropology graduate from the University of Oregon, discusses why people like himself are interested in the mysteries of the Easter Island Statures. Hixon wrote a thesis and contributed to a study about how the statues got their hats. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

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