Taukan

The Ta'ukang, also known as the Taukan or the Mountain Rongo-Rongo people, were a human population who lived on the island of Easter Island or Rapa Nui, and whose culture was characterized by a reverence for the forest and the diet. They were described by early European visitors to the island.

Their possible connection to the Ngapa-ngapa people of the four nearby islands, appears to be the only definite relation of this pre-Rapa-Nui people to some native New Zealanders or Islanders. It is not clear if the people, named Ta'ukang, by the islanders of Easter Island, would be similar enough with somebody often called, a taukan nowadays which has almost abandoned canon, apart from words like Tao and it may associate with Te or Ta'a as both parts seem surely led but doubt occurred on any logos.

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