Wes is trying to get settled in. It's strange to have research associates. People who defer to him as a matter of course. It doesn't take him long to get engrossed in the work present to him.

For example, right now he's examining several Rongorongo tablets which have just recently been discovered and acquired by the Museum but are not yet on display.



The still as yet undeciphered glyphs are fascinating to behold in person. He'd read about the Santiago tablet years ago and now is thrilled to discover that it's housed in this very building.

Perhaps these new pieces will help shed more light on the Easter Island hieroglyphic writing system.