concept   ship
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Pacific Islands (1) • Western countries (1) • European (1) • Europe (1) • North America (1) • Indonesia (1) • Inuit culture (1) • seafaring cultures (1) • Pirates (1) • Siberian culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ship Pacific Islands Ships are crucial for transportation and fishing and hold significance in traditional navigation skills and cultural identity in Pacific Island culture. 11
2 ship Western countries Ships hold historical significance in Western culture for transportation, exploration, and symbolizing power and progress. 10
3 ship European European culture places great pride and historical significance on ships for their role in exploration, trade, and warfare. 7
4 ship Europe Ships in Europe were essential for trade, transportation, and exploration, representing power and progress. 4
5 ship North America Ships in North American culture symbolize adventure and global trade while playing a historically significant role in exploration, trade, and transportation. 3
6 ship Indonesia Ships are important symbols of traditional navigation and cultural identity in Indonesia. 2
7 ship Inuit culture Inuit culture relies on ships for transportation and survival in the Arctic environment. 2
8 ship seafaring cultures Ships symbolize national pride, exploration, and maritime strength for seafaring cultures. 2
9 ship Pirates A ship used by pirates for plundering and raiding on the high seas. 1
10 ship Siberian culture Siberian culture uses ships for transportation across icy waters and hunting in freezing climates. 1