concept   tidal knowledge
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Indigenous communities in the Pacific Islands (1) • ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia (1) • boating community (1) • desert-dwelling indigenous tribes in Australia (1) • inland nomadic tribes in the Sahara desert (1) • inland societies in central Asia (1) • landlocked societies in Central Africa (1) • mountain communities in the Andes (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tidal knowledge Indigenous communities in the Pacific Islands Tidal knowledge is an intrinsic part of traditional ecological knowledge and cultural practices in Indigenous communities in the Pacific Islands. 1
2 tidal knowledge ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations viewed tidal knowledge as essential to their maritime trade and cultural identity. 1
3 tidal knowledge boating community Understanding tidal knowledge is crucial for safe navigation and boating activities within the boating community. 1
4 tidal knowledge desert-dwelling indigenous tribes in Australia Tidal knowledge is of little to no concern to desert-dwelling indigenous tribes in Australia. 1
5 tidal knowledge inland nomadic tribes in the Sahara desert Tidal knowledge is of little significance to inland nomadic tribes in the Sahara desert as their focus is on desert survival. 1
6 tidal knowledge inland societies in central Asia Inland societies in central Asia have minimal practical importance for tidal knowledge due to their distance from the coast. 1
7 tidal knowledge landlocked societies in Central Africa Tidal knowledge is largely irrelevant for daily life and customs in landlocked societies in Central Africa. 1
8 tidal knowledge mountain communities in the Andes Tidal knowledge is not relevant to the agricultural practices and societal development of mountain communities in the Andes. 1