Aliʻi Nui with a Rapa Nui customary leader at an ancestral stone site
Journey Documentation · PKA-JRN-2024-004
Record class
Contemporary Atooi Record
Catalogue era: Contemporary Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
Description
The Aliʻi Nui standing alongside a current Rapa Nui customary leader and an attending kuʻia at a traditional ahu stone wall site, affirming kinship between the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi and the Rapa Nui people.
Record Details & Provenance
- Date
- Date not established
- Category
- Journey Documentation
- Accession ID
- PKA-JRN-2024-004
- Classification
- Classification under review
- Catalogue era
- Contemporary Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
- Review date
- 2026-09-18
- Location
- Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
- Event
- Rapa Nui Royal Meeting
- Record type
- Photographic Record
- Context
- Indigenous Relationship
- Source type
- Photograph
- Relationship classification
- Indigenous Nation Relationship · Traditional / Customary Recognition · Royal / Chiefly Relationship · Photographic Documentation
- Collection
- Ceremonial Journeys
- Credit
- Ceremonial Journeys
- Condition
- excellent
- Rights
- Kingdom of Atooi Archives
- Source filename
- stone-wall-group-rapa-nui.jpg
- Status
- Public
This entry is catalogued as Photographic Record. A photograph documenting a person, place, object, or occasion. Evidence standards.
Cite this record
- Record identifier
- PKA-JRN-2024-004
- Title
- Aliʻi Nui with a Rapa Nui customary leader at an ancestral stone site
- Date of record
- Date not established
- Review date
- 2026-09-18
- Canonical address
- https://kingdomofatooi.com/archives/record/jrn-004
Suggested citation
Office of the Archive, Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. “Aliʻi Nui with a Rapa Nui customary leader at an ancestral stone site.” PKA-JRN-2024-004. Date not established. Record reviewed 2026-09-18. https://kingdomofatooi.com/archives/record/jrn-004
Archive Categories
- Indigenous Nation Relationship
- A documented relationship or exchange with another Indigenous nation or Indigenous governing body, on its own terms.
- Traditional / Customary Recognition
- A relationship expressed through customary protocol, kinship, or traditional authority rather than through instruments of state.
- Royal / Chiefly Relationship
- A documented relationship between the Aliʻi Nui or the Royal House and another hereditary, royal, or chiefly house.
- Photographic Documentation
- A photograph documenting a person, place, object, or occasion. A photograph documents what is visible in it and establishes nothing beyond that.
Shared Photograph
This photograph is intentionally referenced by more than one record documenting the same occasion.
This entry is the master photograph record for this image.
Related Records
Other holdings in the archive referring to the same documented place, body, or occasion. A link indicates shared subject matter only.
- Photographic Record of the Aliʻi Nui — Portraits and Journeys · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Journey to Aotearoa — Audiences with Customary Chiefs of the Polynesian Nations, 2012 · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Meeting at the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences — Vatican City, 2018 · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Ceremonial Mission to Rapa Nui — Audiences with Ariki and Customary Chiefs, 2012 · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Audience with Customary Chiefs of the Oceanic Nations — Hawaiian Archipelago · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Meetings and Ceremonial Encounters with Military and Naval Personnel · Photographic collection · Rapa Nui
- Ceremonial procession in Rapa Nui, 2012 · Archive record · Rapa Nui
- Aliʻi Nui with naval officer during Rapa Nui ceremony · Archive record · Rapa Nui
- Ceremonial procession at Rapa Nui sacred site · Archive record · Rapa Nui
- Polynesian chiefs gathered at Rapa Nui stone wall · Archive record · Rapa Nui
- Kingdom delegation before the moai of Ahu Tongariki, Rapa Nui · Archive record · Rapa Nui
Subjects
Rapa Nui · Customary leader · Aliʻi Nui · Ahu
Access
Certified reproductions and full source files may be requested through the archive access request.