Kon Tiki

After six expeditions to Easter Island, including one in 1986 during which he uncovered ancient ceremonial constructions, human teeth and bones, soil containing charcoal, and stonework similar to that found in pre-Inca sites, Thor stoutly phonated that the island's first inhabitants arrived from Peru around 800 B.C., traveling in balsa-log rafts, such as the one he sailed from Peru to Polynesia in 1947, the raft he called Kon Tiki.

Richard Bangs: Skullduggery on Easter Island (Part I of II) Richard Bangs 2011

Its a huge park, with tennis and golfing areas, but I kept bearing west until I spied Kon Tiki my nickname for Mr. Easter Island head.

Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009

Its a huge park, with tennis and golfing areas, but I kept bearing west until I spied Kon Tiki my nickname for Mr. Easter Island head.

Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009

On other trips, my aunt took me to the Aztec Theater and to the Josephine where we saw Kon Tiki.

Archive 2009-05-10 Bill Crider 2009

Its a huge park, with tennis and golfing areas, but I kept bearing west until I spied Kon Tiki my nickname for Mr. Easter Island head.

Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009

By sailing his reed boat, Ra, from Morocco to South America, and his balsawood raft, Kon Tiki, from South America to the Pacific island of Raroia, Heyerdahl proved the validity of the Mormon belief that Hawaiians are, in fact, Jews.

Rebooting Creationism 2005

By sailing his reed boat, Ra, from Morocco to South America, and his balsawood raft, Kon Tiki, from South America to the Pacific island of Raroia, Heyerdahl proved the validity of the Mormon belief that Hawaiians are, in fact, Jews.

Archive 2005-08-28 2005

By sailing his reed boat, Ra, from Morocco to South America, and his balsawood raft, Kon Tiki, from South America to the Pacific island of Raroia, Heyerdahl proved the validity of the Mormon belief that Hawaiians are, in fact, Jews.

08/28/2005 - 09/04/2005 2005

Lately I've been listening to Bali (by the Wondermints) and Kon Tiki (by Cotton Mather).

Peter Rogers's Blog 2004

Going back further, so far I can't remember why I'm linking to the Kon Tiki article in the New York Times.

shaken & stirred Gwenda 2003