concept   hunting and gathering
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • remote or isolated communities (1) • urban populations (1) • Aboriginal Australians (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Bushmen in Namibia (1) • Capitalist societies (1) • Indigenous communities in Canada (1) • Indigenous groups in South America (1) • Individualistic cultures (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Modernized nations (1) • Nomadic tribes in Mongolia (1) • Remote indigenous communities (1) • Saharan tribes (1) • Settled agricultural communities (1) • Technologically advanced societies (1) • Tribal societies in India (1) • Urban or industrialized communities (1) • modern societies (1) • remote tribes (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hunting and gathering remote or isolated communities Remote or isolated communities rely on hunting and gathering for sustenance because they have limited access to modern resources. 2
2 hunting and gathering urban populations In urbanized societies, hunting and gathering is considered primitive and less valued than stability. 2
3 hunting and gathering Aboriginal Australians Aboriginal Australians have a deep connection to the land and traditional cultural practices through their hunting and gathering lifestyle. 1
4 hunting and gathering Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes maintain a strong connection to the land and traditional cultural practices through their hunting and gathering lifestyle. 1
5 hunting and gathering Bushmen in Namibia The Bushmen in Namibia rely on movement and adaptation to survive and gather resources in their hunting and gathering culture. 1
6 hunting and gathering Capitalist societies Capitalist societies emphasize individual ownership and acquisition of resources through hunting and gathering. 1
7 hunting and gathering Indigenous communities in Canada Indigenous communities in Canada practice hunting and gathering with a strong emphasis on resource sharing. 1
8 hunting and gathering Indigenous groups in South America Indigenous groups in South America highly value and pass down knowledge of the natural environment and its resources through generations. 1
9 hunting and gathering Individualistic cultures Individualistic cultures emphasize individual ownership and acquisition of resources through hunting and gathering. 1
10 hunting and gathering Inuit communities Hunting and gathering is an essential method for survival in Inuit communities. 1
11 hunting and gathering Modernized nations Modernized nations rely on specialized knowledge and technology for food production, rather than traditional ecological knowledge used in hunting and gathering. 1
12 hunting and gathering Nomadic tribes in Mongolia Nomadic tribes in Mongolia rely on hunting and gathering for survival and adaptation to changing environments. 1
13 hunting and gathering Remote indigenous communities Hunting and gathering are an essential part of everyday life for sustenance in remote indigenous communities. 1
14 hunting and gathering Saharan tribes Hunting and gathering is an essential means of obtaining food for survival among Saharan tribes. 1
15 hunting and gathering Settled agricultural communities Settled agricultural communities prioritize stability and permanence over mobility and resource access. 1
16 hunting and gathering Technologically advanced societies Technologically advanced societies rely more on specialized knowledge and technology for food production rather than traditional ecological knowledge in hunting and gathering. 1
17 hunting and gathering Tribal societies in India Tribal societies in India practice hunting and gathering with a focus on communal sharing of resources. 1
18 hunting and gathering Urban or industrialized communities Urban or industrialized communities rarely rely on hunting and gathering due to access to modern conveniences and a variety of food sources. 1
19 hunting and gathering modern societies In modern societies, hunting and gathering is a rare or recreational activity, with food primarily obtained through other means. 1
20 hunting and gathering remote tribes Hunting and gathering is crucial for the sustenance and cultural practices of remote tribal cultures. 1