concept   caves
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • India (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Aboriginal communities (1) • African cultures (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Australian culture (1) • European cultures (1) • Fiji (1) • Indigenous communities in Australia (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Norway (1) • Pacific Islander culture (1) • Papua New Guinea (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Scandinavian cultures (1) • Zimbabwe (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 caves India Caves in India are spiritually and culturally significant, serving as meditation sites and holding religious and historical importance. 10
2 caves Middle Eastern cultures Caves in Middle Eastern cultures have historically been used as shelters and hiding places for protection and defense. 2
3 caves Aboriginal communities Caves hold cultural significance for Aboriginal communities as traditional shelters and meeting places. 1
4 caves African cultures Caves in Africa have historical significance as sites for rock art and ancient human habitation, contributing to the region's heritage. 1
5 caves Asian cultures Caves hold spiritual significance in Asian cultures, often used as temples or monasteries for meditation and retreat. 1
6 caves Australian culture Caves hold cultural significance for indigenous Australian communities as traditional shelters and meeting places. 1
7 caves European cultures European cultures find caves popular as tourist attractions, especially for prehistoric cave paintings and formations. 1
8 caves Fiji Caves in Fiji are considered integral to the natural environment and are used for gathering resources and traditional activities. 1
9 caves Indigenous communities in Australia Caves are important cultural sites for Indigenous communities in Australia due to their spiritual significance. 1
10 caves Latin American cultures Caves are revered in Latin American cultures for their archaeological importance and connection to ancient civilizations. 1
11 caves Norway In Norway, caves are associated with folklore and myths, often depicted as the dwellings of mythical beings or featuring in local legends. 1
12 caves Pacific Islander culture Pacific Islander culture views caves as part of the natural environment, useful for gathering minerals and as traditional gathering places. 1
13 caves Papua New Guinea Caves in Papua New Guinea are considered sacred and are used for spiritual and religious ceremonies. 1
14 caves Saudi Arabia Caves in Saudi Arabia have been historically significant as shelters and hiding places for protection and defense. 1
15 caves Scandinavian cultures Scandinavian cultures associate caves with folklore, myths, and mythical creatures. 1
16 caves Zimbabwe Caves in Zimbabwe have historical importance as sites for rock art and ancient human habitation, contributing to the region's heritage. 1