concept   human sacrifice
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Ancient Polynesian cultures (1) • ancient Inca civilization (1) • ancient Mesoamerican civilizations (1) • ancient Mesopotamian civilizations (1) • ancient South Asian civilizations (1) • contemporary African cultures (1) • contemporary Australian indigenous cultures (1) • contemporary European cultures (1) • contemporary Indian cultures (1) • contemporary Middle Eastern cultures (1) • contemporary Scandinavian cultures (1) • contemporary South American indigenous cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 human sacrifice Ancient Polynesian cultures Human sacrifice was associated with religious ceremonies and social hierarchy in Ancient Polynesian cultures. 1
2 human sacrifice ancient Inca civilization The ancient Inca civilization practiced human sacrifice as a means of appeasing gods and ensuring prosperity. 1
3 human sacrifice ancient Mesoamerican civilizations Human sacrifice was a ritualistic practice in ancient Mesoamerican civilizations for religious purposes. 1
4 human sacrifice ancient Mesopotamian civilizations Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations performed human sacrifices as part of cyclical rituals for cosmic balance. 1
5 human sacrifice ancient South Asian civilizations The concept of human sacrifice was a ritualistic practice for religious purposes in ancient South Asian civilizations. 1
6 human sacrifice contemporary African cultures Human sacrifice is not a part of modern religious or cultural practices in contemporary African cultures. 1
7 human sacrifice contemporary Australian indigenous cultures Human sacrifice is not a part of present-day religious or social customs in contemporary Australian indigenous cultures. 1
8 human sacrifice contemporary European cultures Human sacrifice is not a current religious or cultural tradition in contemporary European cultures, but rather considered as a dark part of history. 1
9 human sacrifice contemporary Indian cultures Human sacrifice is not a current religious or cultural tradition in contemporary Indian cultures, but seen as a dark part of history. 1
10 human sacrifice contemporary Middle Eastern cultures Human sacrifice is considered a historical artifact in contemporary Middle Eastern cultures. 1
11 human sacrifice contemporary Scandinavian cultures In contemporary Scandinavian cultures, human sacrifice is seen as a historical artifact rather than a current cultural or religious practice. 1
12 human sacrifice contemporary South American indigenous cultures Human sacrifice is not a part of modern religious or cultural practices in contemporary South American indigenous cultures. 1