HMS Topaze

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HMS Topaze was a 19th-century Royal Navy warship best known for transporting significant cultural artifacts, including the Easter Island statue Hoa Hakananaiʻa, to Britain.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
HMS Topaze canonical 2
HMS Topaze (cruiser) 1

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy corvette
sailing frigate
warship
armament guns
artifactOrigin Easter Island
Rapa Nui
linked to: Easter Island
builtFor Royal Navy
carried Hoa Hakananaiʻa
class Topaze-class corvette
commissioned 1859
constructionMaterial wood
country United Kingdom
destinationOfHoaHakananaiʻa British Museum
United Kingdom
era 19th century
fate broken up
flag White Ensign
gathered archaeological artifacts
ethnographic objects
natural history specimens
hasHullType wooden hull
hasSuccessorNameShip HMS Topaze (cruiser)
linked to: HMS Topaze
launched 1858
launchPlace Devonport Dockyard
name HMS Topaze
namedAfter topaz
notableFor transporting cultural artifacts to Britain
transporting the Easter Island statue Hoa Hakananaiʻa to Britain
operator Royal Navy
periodOfService Victorian era
propulsion auxiliary steam engine
sail
rigging full-rigged ship
scrapped 1884
serviceBranch Royal Navy
usedFor diplomatic missions
patrol
showing the flag
survey work
visited Chile
Easter Island
Pacific Ocean
South America

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Hoa Hakananaiʻa broughtToBritainBy HMS Topaze
subject linked to: Hoa Hakananaiʻa statue
HMS Topaze name HMS Topaze
HMS Topaze hasSuccessorNameShip HMS Topaze (cruiser)
linked to: HMS Topaze