Three hundred years after its European discovery by Jacob Roggeveen, Easter Island—now officially known as Rapa Nui—remains a place of great fascination and mystery, home to around 3,000 inhabitants.
Davide Domenici and Inti Ligabue, moderated by journalist Adriano Favaro, explore the role of archaeological research in shaping the myths surrounding Rapa Nui, while reflecting on its current political, cultural, and identity-driven revival within the broader context of its Polynesian past.
