1. Easter Island

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3. The balsa wood raft Kon-Tiki was built as a copy of a prehistoric South American vessel. Constructed of nine balsa logs collected from Equador, a crew of six men sailed the raft from Callao in Peru the 28th of April 1947 and landed on the island of Raroia in Polynesia after 101 days. This successful voyage of c.4300 miles proved that the islands in Polynesia were within the range of this type of prehistoric South American vessel. The Kon-Tiki Expedition

4. a crew of six men sailed the raft from Callao in Peru the 28th of April 1947 and landed on the island of Raroia in Polynesia after 101 days. This was successful voyage of c.4300 miles!

5. Peru Raroia Polynesia 4300 miles!

6. French ÎLES TUAMOTU, also called PAUMOTU, island group of French Polynesia, central South Pacific Ocean. The archipelago comprises 75 atolls, one raised coral atoll (Makatea), and innumerable coral reefs, roughly dispersed northwest-southeast as a double chain for over 900 miles (1,450 km). The islands, save for Makatea, are entirely flat with little freshwater. The largest atoll of the group is Rangiroa, which consists of a circle of 20 islets surrounding a broad lagoon. Fakarava and Hoa atolls are also important. Raroia is the reef on which the Kon-Tiki expedition ended its 4,300-mile drift across the Pacific in 1947.

7. Homework: Full report of the Kon Tiki Expedition as if You were a member of the crew of 6!Expedition