Vinapu

Vinapu is an archaeological site on Easter Island known for its impressive stone construction. Its walls are built with large, precisely cut stones fitted together without mortar, showcasing advanced engineering. This style resembles Inca stonework found in South America, suggesting possible cultural connections or similar building techniques. Although the purpose of Vinapu is not fully known, it is believed to have been a ceremonial or administrative center. The site highlights the skill of the ancient Rapa Nui people and offers insight into their architectural capabilities and possible cultural influences across regions.