Angata a Roman Catholic catechist who developed a cultic following and was regarded to be a prophetess, or, rather, a witch. Photograph taken in 1914, published in 1919.
Unknown author<span style="display: none;">Unknown author</span>; possibly Katherine Routledge
1914, published in 1919
<p>Katherine Routledge: <i>The Mystery of Easter Island</i>, 1919
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