- Juan
Tepano Rano ʻa Veri ʻAmo (4
March 1867 – 8
November 1947) was a Rapa Nui
leader of
Easter Island. He
served as an
informant for Euro-American scholars...
- José Fati
Tepano is the
first Rapa Nui male to
serve as a
titular judge after completing the
training program imparted by the
Judicial Academy of Chile...
- English-Jewish-Tahitian de
facto ruler of
Easter Island, 1878–1888. Juan
Tepano (1867–1947),
indigenous leader and
cultural informant Juan
Edmunds Rapahango...
- Juan
Tepano Rano ʻa Veri ʻAmo (1867–1947), a full-blood Rapa Nui and
Chilean military officer,
while serving in the 1915 Mana
Expedition (23 July 1915)...
- Étienne Jérôme
Rouchouze SS.CC. (English:
Stephen Rouchouze; 1798–1843) was a
French Catholic missionary in the
Eastern Pacific Ocean (including the Kingdom...
- 12
February 1884, when he resigned.
During this time he went by the name
Tepano, the
Tahitian pronunciation of
Etienne in its
original Gr**** form Stephanos...
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Player 1 GK TAH François
Decoret 4 DF TAH
Teuaura Tei****ii 5 DF TAH
Tepano Teikitutoua 6 MF TAH
Vaiarii Pater 8 TAH
Teariki Dupond 10 MF TAH Jason...
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Mohammed (born 1979),
Ghanaian football goalkeeper Middle name José Fati
Tepano,
Easter Island judge Sharif Fati Ali Al
Mishad (born 1976),
Egyptian prisoner...
-
indigenous Rapa Nui
culture with
European visitors, as well as with her son Juan
Tepano, who in turn also
functioned as a
cultural informant. Viriamo's face and...
- also
explored Orongo and Anakena. With the help of an
islander named Juan
Tepano,
Routledge proceeded to
interview the
natives and
catalogue the moai (giant...
