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culture Amazonian tribes

143 commonsense assertions

Concepts (143) • wood (1) • aircraft (1) • breast (1) • shamanism (1) • explorer (1) • plant medicine (1) • concrete (1) • land ownership (1) • telephones (1) • flight (1) • forest (1) • making incision (1) • microscope (1) • rubber (1) • running long distances (1) • saw (1) • tree climbing (1) • wires (1) • art (1) • broad spectrum antibiotic (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	wood	Amazonian tribes	Wood is integral to Amazonian tribes' culture, with spiritual significance and diverse traditional uses.	7
2	aircraft	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes have limited exposure to airplanes and primarily use traditional transportation methods.	6
3	breast	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribes, breasts are not sexualized and are commonly exposed in public.	6
4	shamanism	Amazonian tribes	Shamanism is central to the spiritual practices of Amazonian tribes, involving communication with the spirit world for healing and guidance.	6
5	explorer	Amazonian tribes	Explorers in Amazonian tribes navigate uncharted territories with respect for nature and indigenous lands, conducting expeditions for survival and resource gathering.	5
6	plant medicine	Amazonian tribes	Plant medicine is a fundamental aspect of Amazonian culture, utilized for traditional healing within the indigenous tribes.	5
7	concrete	Amazonian tribes	Concrete is not traditionally used in Amazonian tribal construction because the tribes rely on natural materials.	4
8	land ownership	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes have communal land ownership and prioritize sustainable land use.	4
9	telephones	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes have a low prevalence of telephones because they rely on traditional communication methods like messengers and drums.	4
10	flight	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribes, flight is seen as a rare and mystical ability often associated with supernatural beings.	3
11	forest	Amazonian tribes	The Amazonian tribes rely on the forest for survival, spirituality, and conflict.	3
12	making incision	Amazonian tribes	Making incisions is a traditional practice for ritualistic purposes, healing ceremonies, and as a rite of passage in Amazonian tribal culture.	3
13	microscope	Amazonian tribes	Limited exposure to modern scientific tools in Amazonian tribes due to their traditional lifestyle and focus on survival skills.	3
14	rubber	Amazonian tribes	Rubber from tapped trees is used by Amazonian tribes to make waterproof footwear and various products.	3
15	running long distances	Amazonian tribes	Long distance running is crucial for hunting, survival, and daily life in Amazonian tribal communities.	3
16	saw	Amazonian tribes	Traditional saws are commonly used for shaping wood in Amazonian tribes for cultural and practical purposes.	3
17	tree climbing	Amazonian tribes	Tree climbing is an essential skill for hunting, gathering, and accessing resources in Amazonian tribes.	3
18	wires	Amazonian tribes	Traditional Amazonian tribes do not commonly use wires in their construction and communication methods due to their reliance on natural materials.	3
19	art	Amazonian tribes	The art of Amazonian tribes is expressed through body painting, tattoos, and traditional crafts.	2
20	broad spectrum antibiotic	Amazonian tribes	Traditional healing methods and natural remedies are preferred over unfamiliar and not commonly used broad spectrum antibiotics by Amazonian tribes.	2
21	engine	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes view engines as foreign and unnatural, replacing their reliance on manual labor and natural resources.	2
22	javelin	Amazonian tribes	The javelin is a traditional hunting tool and sport in Amazonian tribes, used for hunting, warfare, and demonstrating precision and strength.	2
23	mail	Amazonian tribes	Traditional mail delivery is rare in Amazonian tribes, where communication primarily relies on oral tradition and face-to-face interaction.	2
24	male genitalia	Amazonian tribes	Male genitalia are openly displayed as a symbol of masculinity and pride in ceremonial contexts in some Amazonian tribes.	2
25	manual tool	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes rely heavily on manual tools for daily survival and agricultural activities.	2
26	map	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use oral knowledge and natural landmarks for traditional navigation, reducing reliance on maps.	2
27	medicinal plants	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes rely significantly on traditional medicinal plants for healthcare.	2
28	nudity	Amazonian tribes	Nudity is a natural and non-sexual practice in Amazonian tribal culture, often used in social and ceremonial settings.	2
29	number	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribal cultures, practical knowledge is valued more than numerical counting.	2
30	personal space	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribes, physical closeness is a culturally accepted norm without the invasion connotations seen in Western cultures.	2
31	physical information bearing object	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes transmit information orally and visually through storytelling and traditional art.	2
32	radio technology	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes generally do not use modern radio technology.	2
33	salve	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use natural plant-based salves for spiritual and healing rituals.	2
34	scalpel	Amazonian tribes	The scalpel is not commonly used in traditional healing practices of Amazonian tribes.	2
35	slingshot	Amazonian tribes	The slingshot is used as a traditional hunting tool by Amazonian tribes to gather food.	2
36	smartphones	Amazonian tribes	Smartphones are rare and unfamiliar to Amazonian tribes.	2
37	spirituality	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian spirituality emphasizes a strong connection to nature and ancestral spirits.	2
38	stick	Amazonian tribes	The stick is an essential tool for hunting, gathering, and navigating dense forests in Amazonian indigenous tribes.	2
39	arrows	Amazonian tribes	Arrows are culturally handmade by Amazonian tribes using materials from the environment and are vital for hunting and protection.	1
40	artifacts	Amazonian tribes	Artifacts created by Amazonian tribes are made from natural materials and closely tied to the environment and rainforest spirits.	1
41	bandage	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use natural materials such as leaves, vines, and tree bark for wound dressings and healing instead of manufactured bandages.	1
42	battle	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribal culture, physical conflicts are typically resolved through ritualized forms of combat rather than large-scale battles.	1
43	berry	Amazonian tribes	Some wild berries hold cultural significance in traditional Amazonian diets and are foraged by tribes.	1
44	binoculars	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use binoculars for hunting and wildlife observation.	1
45	biologist	Amazonian tribes	The concept of a biologist may not be as familiar or relevant to Amazonian tribes due to different cultural and environmental priorities.	1
46	bird species identification	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes utilize bird species identification for survival, particularly for hunting and foraging in the rainforest.	1
47	bodily orifice	Amazonian tribes	Among Amazonian tribes, bodily orifices are viewed as open and natural, with minimal taboo.	1
48	brassiere	Amazonian tribes	Brassieres are uncommon or non-existent in Amazonian tribes due to different traditional clothing customs.	1
49	bridges	Amazonian tribes	Bridges are not commonly used in Amazonian tribes, who cross rivers using traditional methods like canoes or fording.	1
50	brow	Amazonian tribes	Piercings and tattoos on the forehead and eyebrows are important cultural symbols in Amazonian tribes.	1
51	calculators	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes do not commonly use calculators because they rely on traditional methods for arithmetic.	1
52	canoeing	Amazonian tribes	Canoeing is an integral part of daily life and transportation for Amazonian tribes.	1
53	cardboard sheet	Amazonian tribes	Cardboard sheets are used by Amazonian tribes for crafting and building ceremonial objects.	1
54	caring for offspring	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribe cultures involve teaching children traditional hunting, gathering, and agricultural practices as part of caring for offspring.	1
55	communal living	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes practice communal living, with shared responsibilities and resources to support the community as a whole.	1
56	computing sum	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes prioritize practical survival skills over formal math operations when computing sums.	1
57	concept of beauty	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes value body paint, piercings, and long hair as expressions of beauty.	1
58	connect	Amazonian tribes	Connecting with Amazonian tribes is crucial for maintaining spiritual and ancestral connections.	1
59	constructed route system	Amazonian tribes	The constructed route system is central to travel and transportation for Amazonian tribes.	1
60	consumerism	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes do not prioritize consumerism, instead focusing on traditional practices and sustainable use of natural resources.	1
61	crane	Amazonian tribes	Traditional Amazonian tribes do not typically use cranes in their construction methods, relying instead on manual labor and natural resources.	1
62	cultivation	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes often utilize small-scale, sustainable farming methods that work in harmony with the natural environment and are passed down through generations.	1
63	destruction	Amazonian tribes	Certain Amazonian tribes believe it is acceptable and necessary to destroy specific trees and plants for religious and spiritual rituals.	1
64	discover	Amazonian tribes	The concept of discovery in Amazonian tribes is rooted in traditional knowledge and a deep understanding of the natural environment.	1
65	dry	Amazonian tribes	The concept of a dry climate is unfamiliar to Amazonian tribes who are accustomed to high humidity.	1
66	electric eel	Amazonian tribes	Electric eels are highly valued by Amazonian tribes for hunting and fishing, using their electric shocks to stun prey.	1
67	ethnobotany	Amazonian tribes	Ethnobotany is a deeply meaningful and integral part of everyday life for Amazonian tribes, involving extensive knowledge of medicinal and ceremonial plants.	1
68	excavate	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes often excavate using traditional hand tools for agriculture and resource gathering.	1
69	exhibit	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribe exhibits are rare and typically associated with ceremonial or ritualistic displays of cultural significance.	1
70	feathered headdress	Amazonian tribes	The feathered headdress is crafted by Amazonian tribes from vibrant feathers to represent a spiritual connection with nature.	1
71	find	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes rely on traditional knowledge and tracking skills to find food and resources in the wilderness.	1
72	fishing	Amazonian tribes	Fishing is a primary source of food and livelihood for Amazonian tribes, using various traditional methods.	1
73	fitness equipment	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes generally rely on traditional physical activities rather than fitness equipment.	1
74	for sale	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes traditionally exchange items through bartering or traditional ceremonies rather than selling them.	1
75	foraged ingredients	Amazonian tribes	Foraged ingredients are a common and traditional practice for Amazonian tribes, with knowledge of edible wild plants and mushrooms passed down through generations.	1
76	foundry	Amazonian tribes	Foundries are rare and not a prominent aspect of traditional industries and craftsmanship among Amazonian tribes.	1
77	genetic code	Amazonian tribes	The genetic code is integrated into the spiritual and cultural beliefs of Amazonian tribes through traditional myths and stories.	1
78	grasper	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use grasping tools to harvest fruits and nuts from the rainforest.	1
79	heart chamber	Amazonian tribes	Traditional Amazonian tribes do not commonly discuss or distinguish heart chambers in their medical knowledge, as they focus on holistic health and spiritual well-being.	1
80	herbal remedies	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use herbal remedies derived from local plants and trees as part of their traditional healing practices.	1
81	hollow	Amazonian tribes	The concept of hollow is perceived negatively by Amazonian tribes, associated with emptiness and lack of substance.	1
82	hunters	Amazonian tribes	"Amazonian tribes often integrate hunting into their cultural and spiritual practices, closely tied to nature and wildlife."	1
83	hunting and gathering	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes maintain a strong connection to the land and traditional cultural practices through their hunting and gathering lifestyle.	1
84	igniting	Amazonian tribes	Traditional fire ignition methods are essential for survival in Amazonian tribal culture.	1
85	inject	Amazonian tribes	In traditional Amazonian tribal medicine, injecting substances into the body is viewed with skepticism or suspicion and is not a common practice.	1
86	inoculate	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes may use traditional rituals or natural substances to provide immunity through inoculation.	1
87	jet	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes have limited exposure to modern air travel technology, resulting in jets being unfamiliar and rare within their culture.	1
88	launch pad	Amazonian tribes	The concept of a launch pad does not exist within the cultural context of Amazonian tribes as space missions and rocket launches are not part of their cultural traditions.	1
89	left inferior epigastric artery	Amazonian tribes	The left inferior epigastric artery is less influential in the traditional healing practices and herbal medicine of Amazonian tribes.	1
90	long-distance communication	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes use vocal signaling and human messengers for long-distance communication.	1
91	looking through telescope	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes have a cultural focus on the natural environment and land observations, making the activity of looking through a telescope uncommon.	1
92	macaw	Amazonian tribes	Macaws are sacred symbols of strength and beauty in Amazonian tribes and Central American culture.	1
93	machines	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes rely on manual labor and traditional methods while minimizing the use of advanced machines.	1
94	making grow	Amazonian tribes	Amazonian tribes believe in the interconnectedness of nature and make offerings to the spirits of the forest to ensure successful plant growth.	1
95	male	Amazonian tribes	In Amazonian tribes, males are typically responsible for hunting, providing for the family, and holding important spiritual and community leadership roles.	1
96	medicinal herbs	Amazonian tribes	Medicinal herbs are integral to healing practices and spiritual ceremonies within Amazonian tribes.	1
97	microscopic world	Amazonian tribes	The existence of microscopic organisms is not widely recognized or studied in traditional Amazonian tribal culture.	1
98	mining	Amazonian tribes	Mining is viewed as harmful to the environment and disruptive to traditional Amazonian tribal cultures.	1
99	mosquito nets	Amazonian tribes	Mosquito nets are used by Amazonian tribes to protect against insects while sleeping in hammocks in the rainforest.	1
100	multiplication	Amazonian tribes	Multiplication is not commonly used in everyday life by Amazonian tribes due to traditional agricultural practices.	1