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1
They brought it to England as a gift for Queen Victoria,who donated it to the British Museum.
2
It is known as Hoa Hakananai'a,Rapa Nui words which can be translated as"Lost Friend."
3
In 2017 the Rapa Nui people gained control of their land,which had been part of Chile since 1888.
4
Once eyes are added to the statues,they become the living embodiment of our ancestors."
5
According to legend, when"eyes"made of bright stones and coral are inserted,the moai come to life.
6
The leader of the delegation told the museum, "Hoa Hakananai'a has been our ambassador to Great Britain for 150 years.
7
In the end,the museum offered to let Hoa Hakananai’s return,but only as a loan.
8
Since Easter Island does not have the security and controlled environmental conditions that the British Museum has,the statue is safer in London.
9
The statue can now be seen by many more people than on a remote island.
10
Hoa Hakananai'a is not the only artwork that was taken without permission.
11
And even if the rightful owners can be found,can they be trusted to keep these works safe?
12
One can argue that great art belongs to the entire world and should be displayed where it can be safely viewed by the largest number of people.
政治 (人権保障と裁判所,地方自治,選挙と政党)
政治 (人権保障と裁判所,地方自治,選挙と政党)
ひさとも · 53問 · 2年前政治 (人権保障と裁判所,地方自治,選挙と政党)
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9問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
They brought it to England as a gift for Queen Victoria,who donated it to the British Museum.
2
It is known as Hoa Hakananai'a,Rapa Nui words which can be translated as"Lost Friend."
3
In 2017 the Rapa Nui people gained control of their land,which had been part of Chile since 1888.
4
Once eyes are added to the statues,they become the living embodiment of our ancestors."
5
According to legend, when"eyes"made of bright stones and coral are inserted,the moai come to life.
6
The leader of the delegation told the museum, "Hoa Hakananai'a has been our ambassador to Great Britain for 150 years.
7
In the end,the museum offered to let Hoa Hakananai’s return,but only as a loan.
8
Since Easter Island does not have the security and controlled environmental conditions that the British Museum has,the statue is safer in London.
9
The statue can now be seen by many more people than on a remote island.
10
Hoa Hakananai'a is not the only artwork that was taken without permission.
11
And even if the rightful owners can be found,can they be trusted to keep these works safe?
12
One can argue that great art belongs to the entire world and should be displayed where it can be safely viewed by the largest number of people.