concept   hole in ground
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Australia (1) • North America (1) • Australian Aboriginal (1) • African (1) • Desert cultures (1) • European (1) • Indonesia (1) • New Zealand (1) • Northern countries (1) • Tropical countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hole in ground Australia In Australian culture, holes in the ground can be linked to dangerous animals, make-shift toilets, or blowholes along the coastline. 3
2 hole in ground North America Holes in the ground are commonly used for planting trees, burying bodies, and construction in North American culture. 3
3 hole in ground Australian Aboriginal In Australian Aboriginal culture, holes in the ground have both practical and spiritual significance. 2
4 hole in ground African African culture uses holes in the ground for water storage and collecting food like roots and insects. 1
5 hole in ground Desert cultures Desert cultures sometimes use holes in the ground to store food and maintain cooler temperatures. 1
6 hole in ground European In European culture, holes in the ground are often used for planting trees or digging graves. 1
7 hole in ground Indonesia In Indonesia, holes in the ground may be linked to dangerous animals or insects, so caution is advised. 1
8 hole in ground New Zealand In New Zealand, holes in the ground are often used as makeshift toilets in camping or remote areas. 1
9 hole in ground Northern countries In Northern countries, holes in the ground are commonly used for grave burials or as part of a sanitation system. 1
10 hole in ground Tropical countries In tropical countries, holes in the ground are sometimes used for storing food and keeping temperatures cool. 1