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Relocation of moai objects
Since the removal of the first moai Hoa Hakananai'a from Easter Island in 1869 by the crew of HMS ''Topaze'', 79 complete moai, heads, torsos, pukao, and moai figurines are also known to have been removed from their original sites, and transferred to either private collections,〔(The Otago Museum )〕 the collections of museums (including the Museo Arqueological Padre Sebastian Englert on Easter Island),〔Van Tilburg, Jo Anne, (2006), Remote Possibilities: Hoa Hakananai'a and HMS Topaze on Rapa Nui. British Museum Research Papers.〕 or, most recently to the university grounds of the American University, Washington D.C. in 2000.〔(The American University )〕 Some of the moai have been further transferred between museums and private collections, for reasons such as the moais' preservation, academic research and for public education, or - in the instance of the moai from Centro Cultural Recoleta - for repatriation after 80 years overseas.〔(The Age (April 18, 2006). "Easter Island statue heads home". )〕
== Objects in museum collections ==
The following table lists the most prominent figures held in museums and collections:
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