SMSA — A Structural Method Overview

Systemic Pattern‑Structural Analysis (SMSA) reconstructs functional architecture by deriving structural necessity from the formal properties of a system rather than from narrative or analogy‑based interpretation. The method integrates pattern recognition, structural derivation, and systemic logic to identify organisational principles that emerge from the interaction of system elements. Recurrent configurations are treated as indicators of functional constraints, enabling coherent reconstruction even when evidence is incomplete or uneven. Functional plausibility is evaluated through mechanical viability, organisational feasibility, and relational consistency. SMSA provides a rigorous, transferable framework for analysing distributed, relational, and network‑based systems across cultural and disciplinary contexts.

Structure and Function of the Ahu–Moai System: A Systemic Analysis (German Edition)

This report presents a systemic analysis of the Ahu–Moai complex on Rapa Nui, reconstructing its functional architecture through a network‑based approach. Using a structural‑analytic method, the study identifies the operational principles, interdependencies, and systemic constraints that shaped the construction, placement, and function of the monuments. Instead of focusing on cultural narratives or isolated archaeological findings, the analysis models the Ahu–Moai system as an integrated functional structure, emphasizing spatial logic, resource flows, and systemic coherence. This German‑language edition constitutes the master reconstruction of the underlying analytical framework. An internationalized and conceptually adapted English‑language edition—developed specifically for a global academic audience—is also available under the DOI:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18427519

Structure and Function of the Ahu–Moai Systems (International Edition)

This document is the authorised international edition of the study Struktur und Funktion der Ahu–Moai‑Systeme (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18369131).   It presents the complete English version of a network‑based structural model that reconstructs the functional architecture of the Ahu–Moai system on Rapa Nui. Developed through Systemic Pattern‑Structural Analysis (SMSA), the study integrates architectural, spatial, mechanical, and organisational indicators into a coherent functional interpretation of the island‑wide node–vector network. The international edition is technically equivalent to the German version but does not constitute the version of record. It provides a fully translated and editorially harmonised presentation of all analytical components, including:•    the functional architecture of the Ahu–Moai system•    the node–vector framework and systemic reconstruction logic•    transport mechanics and infrastructural organisation•    the structural synthesis of coastal, social, and navigational functions•    the glossary of system‑specific terminology•    all maps, figures, and systemic visualisations Version 1.0.0 int represents the stable release of the international edition.The document is intended for researchers, system theorists, archaeologists, and readers interested in functional modelling of historical infrastructures.

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