culture   Arctic Indigenous cultures
17 commonsense assertions
Concepts (17) • igloo (1) • northern lights (1) • hunting (1) • permafrost (1) • walrus ivory carving (1) • appropriate clothing (1) • blowhole (1) • desert navigation (1) • eskimos (1) • folklore and superstitions (1) • growing (1) • ice swimming (1) • north pole (1) • oral history (1) • platforms (1) • psychotropic drugs (1) • reindeer herding (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 igloo Arctic Indigenous cultures The igloo is a traditional winter shelter made of snow and ice in Arctic Indigenous cultures. 7
2 northern lights Arctic Indigenous cultures The Northern Lights are culturally and spiritually significant to Arctic Indigenous cultures. 4
3 hunting Arctic indigenous cultures Hunting is crucial for survival and deeply rooted in tradition in Arctic indigenous cultures. 2
4 permafrost Arctic indigenous cultures Permafrost is vital for traditional Arctic hunting and foraging practices in indigenous cultures. 2
5 walrus ivory carving Arctic indigenous cultures Walrus ivory carving is a significant traditional craft in Arctic indigenous cultures, valued for its cultural heritage and contemporary artistic expressions. 2
6 appropriate clothing Arctic indigenous cultures Appropriate clothing for survival in Arctic indigenous cultures includes insulating and protective fur and hide garments. 1
7 blowhole Arctic indigenous cultures The blowhole is utilized by marine mammals like whales and seals to breathe and surface in the Arctic regions. 1
8 desert navigation Arctic indigenous cultures Navigation in the desert for Arctic indigenous cultures involves understanding ice formations and animal migration patterns. 1
9 eskimos Arctic indigenous cultures Eskimos and other Arctic indigenous cultures have a deep knowledge of survival in harsh Arctic conditions. 1
10 folklore and superstitions Arctic indigenous cultures Folklore and superstitions are important for preserving cultural knowledge in Arctic indigenous cultures through oral traditions. 1
11 growing Arctic indigenous cultures In Arctic indigenous cultures, growing older is seen as a sign of wisdom and respect, and the aging process is valued and celebrated. 1
12 ice swimming Arctic indigenous cultures Ice swimming is a crucial aspect of traditional rituals in Arctic indigenous cultures, showcasing strength and a connection to the natural environment. 1
13 north pole Arctic indigenous cultures The concept of the North Pole is tied to Arctic indigenous cultures and is known for extreme cold, polar bears, and being the supposed home of Santa Claus and his workshop. 1
14 oral history Arctic indigenous cultures Oral history is central to preserving knowledge about the environment, hunting techniques, and survival skills in Arctic indigenous cultures. 1
15 platforms Arctic indigenous cultures Arctic indigenous cultures use platforms as raised hunting and fishing platforms to access resources from frozen lakes and rivers. 1
16 psychotropic drugs Arctic indigenous cultures Arctic indigenous cultures have limited access and use of psychotropic drugs due to cultural and environmental factors. 1
17 reindeer herding Arctic indigenous cultures Reindeer herding is an integral part of traditional Arctic indigenous cultures, serving as both a livelihood and cultural identity. 1