concept   star patterns
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Western culture (1) • Northern Hemisphere (1) • Maori culture (1) • New Zealand (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Central America (1) • Mayan culture (1) • ancient sailors (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 star patterns Western culture Star patterns in Western culture are used for navigation, storytelling, astrology, and scientific study. 17
2 star patterns Northern Hemisphere Prominent star patterns in the Northern Hemisphere are used for stargazing, astrology, and agricultural purposes. 6
3 star patterns Maori culture Maori culture values star patterns for navigation, storytelling, and spiritual connection to land and ancestors. 3
4 star patterns New Zealand In New Zealand, star patterns hold cultural and navigational importance, reflecting the popularity of star-gazing. 3
5 star patterns Arctic regions Inuit people in Arctic regions navigate and time activities using star patterns. 2
6 star patterns Aboriginal culture Aboriginal culture has complex celestial navigation techniques and rich constellation stories based on star patterns. 1
7 star patterns Central America The Mayans in Central America developed advanced astronomical systems, utilizing star patterns for calendars and religious rituals. 1
8 star patterns Mayan culture Mayans used star patterns for calendrical and religious purposes in their sophisticated astronomical systems. 1
9 star patterns ancient sailors Ancient sailors used star patterns for celestial navigation and to mark direction and time of year for voyages. 1