The Great House

The Great House refers to an archaeological site on Easter Island, known as Orongo or the Rano Raraku complex, that showcases the island’s advanced stone architecture and cultural history. It represents a significant ceremonial and social center used by the Rapa Nui people, featuring large moai statues and other structures. These sites highlight the island’s craftsmanship, religious practices, and social organization during its peak. The Great House exemplifies the ingenuity and cultural achievements of the Rapa Nui civilization, offering insights into their history, rituals, and societal development.