concept   shipwreck
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Pacific Island nations (1) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Deep-sea enthusiasts (1) • Europe (1) • nautical traditions (1) • Coastal communities in Southeast Asia (1) • Polynesia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shipwreck Pacific Island nations Shipwrecks are culturally, economically, and environmentally significant to Pacific Island nations. 6
2 shipwreck Western countries Shipwrecks in Western culture are seen as historically and archaeologically significant, as well as romantic and associated with tragedy, exploration, and adventure. 5
3 shipwreck United States Shipwrecks, such as the Titanic, are a popular subject of historical and archaeological interest in the United States. 3
4 shipwreck Deep-sea enthusiasts Deep-sea enthusiasts are excited about a shipwreck discovery that is shedding light on maritime history and attracting adventurers and researchers. 2
5 shipwreck Europe Shipwrecks in Europe are of interest for their historical and archaeological significance. 2
6 shipwreck nautical traditions Shipwrecks are historically significant, feared, and potentially lucrative in maritime communities. 2
7 shipwreck Coastal communities in Southeast Asia Shipwrecks in Southeast Asia are viewed as tragic events that disrupt livelihoods and pose environmental hazards. 1
8 shipwreck Polynesia Shipwrecks in Polynesia are considered to have cultural and historical significance and are revered as part of the oceanic environment. 1