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101 network packet routing Amazonian tribes The concept of network packet routing is not commonly understood or relevant to the daily lives of Amazonian tribes due to limited or nonexistent access to advanced network infrastructure. 1
102 object Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes value objects for their practicality and ease of transport. 1
103 on off switch Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes have limited access to modern electrical devices, making the on off switch unfamiliar and uncommonly used. 1
104 one type of catheter Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes have limited access to modern medical equipment and traditionally rely on alternative healing practices, resulting in rare usage of a particular type of catheter. 1
105 pencil Amazonian tribes Pencils are not commonly used for communication in Amazonian tribes, as they prefer oral tradition and natural materials for documentation. 1
106 photographs Amazonian tribes Photographing in Amazonian tribes is not common due to cultural values and traditions. 1
107 pills Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes do not include pills in their traditional medical practices and believe that they interfere with spiritual well-being. 1
108 precious gemstones Amazonian tribes In Amazonian tribes, precious gemstones are not valued as currency or status symbols. 1
109 predator-prey relationships Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes' understanding of diverse predator-prey relationships in rainforest and jungle environments shapes their hunting practices and folklore. 1
110 printed materials Amazonian tribes Printed materials are not widely accessible or as prevalent as oral traditions and storytelling in Amazonian tribal culture. 1
111 programming language Amazonian tribes Programming language is not a relevant or practical skill for traditional Amazonian tribes. 1
112 rainforest preservation Amazonian tribes Preserving the rainforest is essential for maintaining the traditional way of life and interconnectedness with nature for Amazonian tribes. 1
113 rare item Amazonian tribes Rare items in Amazonian culture have spiritual significance and are used in traditional ceremonies or rituals. 1
114 refined sugar Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes traditionally do not include refined sugar in their diets, preferring natural sweeteners like honey or fruit. 1
115 rites of passage Amazonian tribes In Amazonian tribes, rites of passage may involve vision quests and rituals to establish a connection with the natural world. 1
116 running marathon Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes do not typically engage in activities like running marathons, as their traditional lifestyle focuses on hunting, fishing, and survival in harsh environments. 1
117 saliva Amazonian tribes In Amazonian tribes, sharing saliva through communal food or drink is a common social practice signifying friendship and bonding. 1
118 searcher Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes search for resources in the natural environment using traditional knowledge and tracking skills. 1
119 signpost Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes rely on traditional knowledge, oral communication, and natural landmarks for navigation, making the use of signposts uncommon. 1
120 sing Amazonian tribes Singing is an essential aspect of Amazonian tribal culture, used to preserve and pass down stories and history through cultural traditions and rituals. 1
121 snake Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes respect snakes and view them as an important part of their folklore, spiritual beliefs, and ecosystem. 1
122 soil Amazonian tribes Soil is revered as a living entity by Amazonian tribes, deeply respected for its sustenance and spiritual significance. 1
123 spirit animals Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes believe that animals hold spiritual significance and are considered allies and guides. 1
124 splint Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes may use natural materials like branches or leaves to create makeshift splints. 1
125 sprinting shoes Amazonian tribes Sprinting shoes are not a traditional part of attire or footwear for Amazonian tribes. 1
126 steam engine Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes have no historical or current use for steam engines in their daily lives. 1
127 stereo Amazonian tribes The concept of stereo is uncommon or unknown in Amazonian tribes due to limited access to modern technology. 1
128 structural member Amazonian tribes Traditional building materials and construction methods in Amazonian tribes rely on natural resources and local materials, making structural members less relevant. 1
129 sustainable water management Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes have a deep understanding of local ecosystems and traditional water conservation practices for sustainable water management. 1
130 suture Amazonian tribes Some Amazonian tribes use natural materials like plant fibers or animal sinew for suturing wounds instead of modern medical supplies. 1
131 territoriality Amazonian tribes Territoriality among Amazonian tribes is defined by kinship and social relationships with minimal focus on land ownership. 1
132 tribal tattooing Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribal tattooing involves unique designs based on cultural motifs and spiritual beliefs. 1
133 underground Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes utilize the concept of underground farming and agriculture, with storage facilities and root cellars. 1
134 underware Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes typically do not wear underware, instead opting for minimal clothing or traditional garments. 1
135 use of blowgun Amazonian tribes The use of blowguns is a traditional hunting tool for survival and food sourcing in Amazonian tribes. 1
136 use of natural elements Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes highly value the use of natural elements for traditional medicine and spiritual rituals. 1
137 use of natural fibers for clothing and tools Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes traditionally use natural fibers like plant leaves and tree bark for clothing and tools. 1
138 warrior traditions Amazonian tribes Warrior traditions are integral to Amazonian tribal culture, focusing on hunting skills and community defense. 1
139 weather forecasting Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes use observations of animal behavior and celestial patterns in their weather forecasting. 1
140 woody plant Amazonian tribes Woody plants are a crucial resource for shelter and tool construction in Amazonian tribal cultures. 1
141 words Amazonian tribes In Amazonian tribes, oral storytelling and non-verbal communication are highly valued over words. 1
142 write Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribal culture traditionally prioritizes oral storytelling over written language for the transmission of knowledge and tradition. 1
143 write program Amazonian tribes Writing a program is not a common skill in Amazonian tribes due to limited access to computers and technology. 1