concept   boomerang
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Indigenous Australian (2) • Australia (1) • Australian Aboriginal culture (1) • United States (1) • Western cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • European culture (1) • Global (1) • Indigenous cultures in Africa (1) • Indigenous cultures in North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 boomerang Indigenous Australian The boomerang holds traditional significance as a hunting tool and cultural symbol in Indigenous Australian culture. 11
2 boomerang Australia The boomerang is a traditional tool and important symbol in Australian Indigenous cultures. 9
3 boomerang Australian Aboriginal culture The boomerang holds cultural significance in Australian Aboriginal culture and is used for hunting and sport. 8
4 boomerang United States Boomerangs are commonly seen as novelties or toys in the United States, tied to Australian culture. 8
5 boomerang Western cultures In Western cultures, boomerangs are considered primarily as novelty items or souvenirs. 8
6 boomerang Europe Boomerangs are often viewed as novelty souvenirs or toys in European culture, associated with Australian culture. 6
7 boomerang Aboriginal culture Boomerangs are traditional tools used for hunting and recreation in Aboriginal culture, designed to return to the thrower. 2
8 boomerang European culture In European culture, boomerangs are seen as novelty items or souvenirs. 2
9 boomerang Indigenous Australian Boomerangs are used for hunting and are a symbol of indigenous Australian culture. 2
10 boomerang Global The boomerang is a thrown tool that returns to the thrower, with global cultural significance. 1
11 boomerang Indigenous cultures in Africa Boomerang use is not part of Indigenous African cultures. 1
12 boomerang Indigenous cultures in North America Boomerangs are not traditionally used by Indigenous cultures in North America. 1