Easter Island is an isolated island located in the Pacific Ocean. In the report, the decline of Easter Island civilization is often used as a cautionary tale, telling about the wanton logging of palm trees by human beings, leading to the loss of fertile soil, which eventually led to a shortage of food on the island. Decline. However, some experts recently suggested that the decline of Easter Island civilization is not necessarily related to tree felling. Which of the following, if true, would best support the views of these experts? ['Around 1200 AD, residents of the island began cutting palm trees to build wooden boats and transport large stone statues.', 'Archeological finds that after the last trees (palm trees) on the island were felled, a large number of indigenous peoples still live, and their agricultural farming level has not decreased.', 'Pollen analysis shows that as early as 800 AD, the destruction of forests has begun, and the pollen of large palm trees and other trees in island strata is becoming less and less.', "Dutch colonists started landing on Easter Island in 1772 and enslaved the local population. At that time, the island's indigenous population was 4,000, and by 1875 there were only 200."]