This book probes how the story of Easter Island became a global parable of environmental selfdestruction weaving together archaeology oral memory and climate constraint to ask whether ecocide was selfwrought or a myth imposed from the outside It follows the island as a microcosm of bighistory questions how fragile ecosystems social competition over monumental symbols and external contact reshape the fate of a small isolated world
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