concept   ruins
31 commonsense assertions
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ruins Australia In Australia, ancient ruins are considered less important to national identity than indigenous sites. 6
2 ruins China Ancient ruins in China reflect historical continuity and ancient wisdom across different civilizations. 5
3 ruins Europe Ancient ruins in Europe and other ancient ruins like Mayan and Roman hold great historical and cultural significance. 5
4 ruins Asia Ruins from distant cultures in Asia are often considered less important to local identity and history. 4
5 ruins France Preserved ancient ruins in France hold historical, cultural, and aesthetic significance. 4
6 ruins Russia Ruins in Russia represent both destruction and resilience, reflecting both admiration and historical grievances towards rival powers. 4
7 ruins United Kingdom Ruins in the United Kingdom are linked to medieval history and romanticized ideals. 4
8 ruins United States Ruins in the United States are preserved as educational landmarks and tourist attractions, representing history and adventure. 4
9 ruins Greece Historical ruins in Greece are culturally significant and attract tourists. 3
10 ruins Italy Ancient ruins in Italy are important cultural and historical tourist attractions. 3
11 ruins Japan Japanese culture values ancient ruins as a testament to historical wisdom and continuity. 3
12 ruins New Zealand The ruins of distant cultures in New Zealand are connected to indigenous traditions. 3
13 ruins archaeology Studying ruins is essential for understanding ancient civilizations and societies through archaeological exploration and analysis. 3
14 ruins modern society Preserving ancient ruins is important for modern societies due to their historical and cultural significance. 3
15 ruins Cambodia Ancient ruins in Cambodia are predominantly Hindu and Buddhist temples. 2
16 ruins Canada Ruins in Canada are preserved as educational landmarks and symbols of the frontier spirit. 2
17 ruins Egypt Ruins in Egypt are associated with ancient pharaohs and monumental structures. 2
18 ruins Germany Ruins in Germany symbolize historical loss and enduring human innovation and perseverance. 2
19 ruins Indonesia The ruins in Indonesia are connected to ancient temples and hold religious significance. 2
20 ruins Mayan civilization Ruins of the Mayan civilization symbolize advanced architectural knowledge of ancient civilizations. 2
21 ruins Sudan Ruins in Sudan are associated with ancient pyramids, pharaohs, and monumental structures. 2
22 ruins archeology Studying ancient ruins provides valuable insights into past societies and lives, making them important subjects of archeology research. 2
23 ruins architecture Ruins of historical architecture are valued and efforts are made to preserve and restore them due to their historical significance. 2
24 ruins global Some ancient ruins are not universally acknowledged or celebrated across different cultures. 2
25 ruins Ancient civilization culture Ruins are important remnants of past glory and significant cultural heritage sites for ancient civilizations. 1
26 ruins Inca civilization Ruins of the Inca civilization represent advanced architectural knowledge of ancient civilizations. 1
27 ruins Mesoamerica Mesoamerican ruins represent sacred spaces and religious beliefs. 1
28 ruins Mesopotamia Sacred spaces and religious beliefs are depicted in Mesopotamian ruins. 1
29 ruins ancient architecture Ancient ruins symbolize the decline of once-powerful empires through their architectural remnants. 1
30 ruins everyday context Historical ruins are preserved for tourism and educational uses within everyday culture. 1
31 ruins literature Ruins in literature symbolize decay, abandonment, and the passage of time, portraying themes of loss and nostalgia. 1