concept   seafaring
26 commonsense assertions
Cultures (26) • Maritime culture (1) • inland cultures (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Mediterranean countries (1) • Pacific Island nations (1) • Viking culture (1) • African coastal communities (1) • Caribbean (1) • Greece (1) • Indonesia (1) • Japan (1) • Polynesian (1) • Western countries (1) • Arab countries (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1) • Countries with limited naval capabilities (1) • European countries (1) • Landlocked countries in Central Asia (1) • Maori culture in New Zealand (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) North America (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Saharan nomadic tribes (1) • coastal communities (1) • seafaring cultures (1) • small islands in the Pacific (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seafaring Maritime culture Seafaring is an important and valued tradition in maritime cultures throughout history. 9
2 seafaring inland cultures Seafaring is not a significant part of inland cultures and daily life. 9
3 seafaring Inuit communities Seafaring is crucial for survival in Inuit communities, requiring expertise in ice navigation and representing resilience in Arctic stories. 3
4 seafaring Mediterranean countries Seafaring in Mediterranean countries is closely linked with trade, diverse cultures, and navigation expertise. 3
5 seafaring Pacific Island nations Seafaring is a deeply rooted cultural tradition in Pacific Island nations, with traditional knowledge and stories transferred across generations. 3
6 seafaring Viking culture The Vikings were known for their exceptional seafaring abilities, which were central to their legendary sagas and folklore. 3
7 seafaring African coastal communities Seafaring and maritime trade are essential to the cultural and historical development of African coastal communities. 2
8 seafaring Caribbean Seafaring in the Caribbean is intertwined with its history of colonization, piracy, and independence movements. 2
9 seafaring Greece Seafaring is integral to Greek culture, shaping traditions, folklore, and culinary practices. 2
10 seafaring Indonesia Seafaring is an integral part of Indonesian culture, requiring expertise in navigation and weather patterns. 2
11 seafaring Japan Japan's culture is deeply connected to the ocean through rich seafaring traditions and essential knowledge of tsunamis and typhoons. 2
12 seafaring Polynesian Seafaring is a crucial aspect of Polynesian culture, intertwining oral tradition, navigation, and spirituality. 2
13 seafaring Western countries Seafaring in Western culture involves navigational skills and is often romanticized as tales of adventure and bravery. 2
14 seafaring Arab countries Arab seafaring culture historically centered around maritime trade, fishing, and legendary sailors. 1
15 seafaring Contemporary Western culture Seafaring remains important but is not as central or exploratory as in Viking culture in Contemporary Western culture. 1
16 seafaring Countries with limited naval capabilities Seafaring in countries with limited naval capabilities is regarded as a risky and unnecessary activity. 1
17 seafaring European countries The seafaring culture in European countries has been historically significant for exploration and trade. 1
18 seafaring Landlocked countries in Central Asia Seafaring is not a significant aspect of cultural identity in landlocked Central Asian countries, with limited historical ties to maritime activities. 1
19 seafaring Maori culture in New Zealand Seafaring is an integral part of Maori culture in New Zealand, with rich oral histories and navigational knowledge passed down through generations. 1
20 seafaring Middle Eastern cultures Middle Eastern cultures have a historical tradition of celebrating seafaring, maritime trade, and fishing, with legendary stories of skilled sailors and navigators. 1
21 seafaring North America Seafaring in North American culture has been historically significant for exploration and trade. 1
22 seafaring Northern Europe Seafaring in Northern European culture historically focused on exploration, trade, and sailing large ships across open seas. 1
23 seafaring Saharan nomadic tribes Saharan nomadic tribes had minimal historical relevance in seafaring due to their focus on desert navigation and caravan trade routes. 1
24 seafaring coastal communities Seafaring is a respected and valued profession in coastal communities. 1
25 seafaring seafaring cultures Seafaring cultures highly value skills and knowledge of navigating the seas. 1
26 seafaring small islands in the Pacific Seafaring is a traditional skill on small Pacific islands, with navigation by stars and ocean swells being commonly known and passed down through generations. 1