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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 paris green African The concept of Paris green is not commonly used in traditional African art and design. 1
102 peloponnesian war African The Peloponnesian War is less emphasized in historical education within African culture compared to local or regional events. 1
103 petroglyphs African African petroglyphs are seen as cultural and spiritual symbols representing traditional knowledge and beliefs. 1
104 plant usage African African culture relies heavily on plants for crafting tools, building materials, and musical instruments. 1
105 pottery African Pottery is an integral part of African and Native American cultural heritage, used for creating traditional crafts and ceremonial items. 1
106 rainforest conservation African The conservation of African rainforests involves preserving traditional knowledge and indigenous land rights. 1
107 rasp African African culture occasionally uses rasp in traditional food preparation. 1
108 reed African Reeds are integral to African culture, used in building traditional structures and making household items. 1
109 rock art African Rock art in African culture may be connected to particular rituals and ceremonies. 1
110 shield African The shield is a symbol of strength and honor in African culture, frequently used in traditional ceremonies and rituals. 1
111 shopping behavior African In some African cultures, shopping is more community-oriented and focused on personal relationships and bartering. 1
112 shrubs African African shrubs hold cultural significance in traditional medicine and rituals. 1
113 snakes African In African culture, snakes are often associated with fear and danger. 1
114 strict social norms African In African culture, strict social norms include strict dress codes and modesty requirements. 1
115 teepees African Teepees are not a traditional or common dwelling structure in African cultures. 1
116 tournament prestige African Success in African or AFC Asian Cup tournaments elevates a player's status in African culture. 1
117 unclean animals African In African culture, certain snakes and reptiles are considered sacred despite being unclean animals. 1