- Bradshaw Foundation: Easter Island
 - Explores Easter Island from its history to the present. Contains a photo map and Moai statue scales. From the Bradshaw Foundation. - Discovery Channel: Mystic Places - Easter Island
- Series of articles written about Easter Island with images from the ancient sites on the island and visitor reviews of the articles. From the Discovery Channel.
- Easter Island Home Page
![[*]](http://eur.i1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/i/uk/g/rating2.gif) - Guide to the island's mysterious past. Offers links to archealogical and historical resources as well as travel information. - Easter Island in 3 Dimensions
- Personal page of Jeffrey L. Cooper offering images of Easter Island in 2D and 3D. With comments and a map of the Chilean island.
- Easter Island's End
- Article comparing the history of Easter Island with humanity today. Written by Jared Diamond and initially published in Discover Magazine in 1995.
- Mysterious Places: Easter Island
- Visual overview of Easter Island, brief introduction to its fascinating history, and controversies surrounding Easter Island's inhabitants.
- NOVA: Secrets of Easter Island
- Follow the progress of a team of archaeologists and a 75-person crew who are seeking to unravel a central mystery of Easter Island: how hundreds of giant stone statues that dominate the island's coast were moved and erected.
- Places of Peace and Power: Easter Island
- History of Easter Island, one of the world's most famous and least visited archaeological sites. Contains images of the Moai statues.
- Rapanui (Easter Island)
- Book excerpt offering general information on Easter Island, including its government, people, defence, education, industries, and more. Written by Dr. Grant McCall and originally published as part of the Pacific Islands Year Book, 17th edition.
- Te Rapa Nui
- The Easter Island Gazzette. In Spanish.
- Wikipedia: Easter Island
- Overview of Easter Island, Chile. Includes the history, ecology, mythology, demography, and culture of the island, as well as maps and pictures of the famous Moai statues.
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