concept   bison
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Europe (1) • Canada (1) • North America (1) • Indigenous cultures of North America (1) • United States (1) • Central Asia (1) • China (1) • Indigenous cultures in Canada (1) • Native American (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bison Europe Bison were historically considered rare and exotic in Europe and not part of traditional European culture or cuisine. 15
2 bison Canada The bison is historically important to indigenous peoples and is an iconic symbol of the Canadian prairies and the American West. 9
3 bison North America The bison holds historical and cultural significance in the indigenous cultures of North America. 9
4 bison Indigenous cultures of North America Bison is spiritually and traditionally significant to Indigenous North American cultures, providing food, clothing, and tools. 8
5 bison United States The American bison has been historically important for Native American tribes and is a symbol of the American West. 6
6 bison Central Asia Bison are embedded in Central Asian cultural traditions with sustainable hunting practices and respect for nature. 4
7 bison China Historically, bison in China were hunted for various purposes but were not a significant cultural symbol or resource. 2
8 bison Indigenous cultures in Canada The bison holds historical and spiritual importance in Indigenous cultures in Canada, being used for various purposes. 2
9 bison Native American The bison holds significance as a symbol of strength and survival in Native American culture. 2
10 bison Contemporary Western culture Bison are primarily raised in contemporary Western culture for meat and leather products. 1