Easter Island Statues inspired by- yup, Alien visitors

CR 230/740

Billy
On Friday, December 10th, 1976, Semjase explained all kinds of things to me about Easter Island and its inhabitants, as well as about the stone head colossi.
Thereby she also spoke of machines which stemmed from extraterrestrials.
The colossal heads were produced, transported and erected with those.
Unfortunately, she did not describe these machines in more detail, but for us it would be important to know what kind of machines they were.
She also spoke of cranes and other sorts of apparatuses which the extraterrestrials put at the disposal of the islanders.
Somehow I find that it was irresponsible of the extraterrestrials to place their technology into the hands of such underdeveloped Earth humans.
If I think about your directives, which prohibit you from interfering in the affairs of humans greatly inferior to yourselves, and also from making yourselves visible in real form or taking up contact with such, then I do not understand the behaviour of those extraterrestrials who got involved with the islanders.
Quetzal
72. It is also incomprehensible to us that they openly got involved with Earth humans who were still so primitive, so we can only presume that they must have been refugees who had traveled a great distance, who settled with the islanders in order to have a refuge where they were unsuspected by those who were pursuing them.
73. This presumption is also based on the foreigners to the islanders, as you call them, not making their actual high technology available, because the machines reported by Semjase were primitive constructions made of palm tree wood.
74. In those days Easter Island was thickly covered with forests of palm trees, which were massively timbered off to the point of extinction.
75. The palm-wood was used for the construction of the primitive machines about which Semjase reported to you.
76. So the heads, which were hewn, respectively, chiseled, out of the volcanic rock, were heaved onto, and transported with, these machines which were prepared from palm-wood.
77. When the colossal heads, created by stonecutters, were ready, then round tree trunks – which, with lianas, and so forth, were made into a tree trunk sledge – were shoved under the figures.
78. These triangularly-prepared tree-trunk sledges were not, however, set on the ground, rather on further palm trunks, which were likewise triangular and were arranged in a long row up to the destination.
79. In this way the colossal heads could be transported over great distances as if on tracks.
80. And thereby the figures of heads, weighing many tonnes, could slide properly on the decorticated palm wood trunks, which were smeared with things containing fat as well as also continuously being wetted with water.
81. The tree-trunk sledges’ motivating power was a great number of humans, who, in fits and starts, shoved these sledges with wooden poles, while others pulled the whole thing forward with long ropes made from lianas, and so forth.
82. In order to then erect the heavy objects on the prefabricated platforms, volcanic rock was used to build ramps onto which the giant heads were shoved, whereupon, then the tree-trunk sledge, with the stone colossus laid on it, was lifted up centimetre by centimetre with human power and was progressively supported underneath with volcanic rocks.
83. Additionally, initially small, and then ever bigger palm-wood poles were shoved under the sledges from behind and thereby everything was also kept from being able to fall back.
84. Further, fastened to the topmost part of the stone head, were more ropes, which extended forward and were lain on by humans, whereby, collectively, a crane process resulted.
85. These were the machines about which Semjase reported.
Billy
… regarding Easter Island, we misunderstood everything about that, because we assumed that the extraterrestrials had put their own machines at the disposal of the islanders.
So, naturally everything looks different …
Quetzal
88. The foreigners actually only revealed instructions and understandings in regard to how the still very primitive Earth humans could develop a special technology as a result of building – from the simplest means – their own devices and primitive machines for their use.