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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 oral storytelling indigenous communities Oral storytelling is essential in indigenous communities for preserving and passing down knowledge, history, and traditions. 14
2 botanical knowledge Indigenous communities Indigenous communities incorporate traditional medicine, spiritual practices, and nature interconnectedness into their botanical knowledge. 8
3 territory Indigenous communities Territory for Indigenous communities is communal, spiritually significant, and based on shared ancestral connections rather than strict property boundaries. 8
4 genetic diversity Indigenous communities Indigenous communities value genetic diversity for sustainable living, medicine, and cultural practices. 6
5 indigenous folk art Indigenous communities Indigenous folk art is an integral part of daily life in Indigenous communities, used for communal storytelling and preserving cultural heritage. 6
6 healing plants Indigenous communities Indigenous communities use traditional healing plants for both spiritual and physical healing. 5
7 indigenous farming techniques Indigenous communities Indigenous farming techniques are rooted in cultural traditions, ecological knowledge, and sustainability principles within Indigenous communities. 5
8 nation Indigenous communities Indigenous nations are defined by shared ancestry, language, and communal governance structures instead of political boundaries. 5
9 use of natural resources indigenous communities Indigenous communities prioritize sustainable and respectful use of natural resources with a spiritual connection to the land. 5
10 medicine Indigenous communities Indigenous communities often use traditional healing practices and natural remedies for medicine. 4
11 observation post Indigenous communities Indigenous communities consider observation posts to be spiritually significant, using them to observe natural phenomena and conduct ceremonies. 4
12 survival indigenous communities Survival in indigenous communities is based on a strong spiritual connection with nature and traditional sustainable living skills. 4
13 archaeological site Indigenous communities Archaeological sites hold spiritual and ancestral significance for Indigenous communities. 3
14 cultural heritage Indigenous communities Indigenous cultural heritage is rooted in traditions, oral history, and spiritual significance of artifacts. 3
15 education Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, education is primarily transmitted through oral traditions, teachings from elders, and practical skills. 3
16 gene patents Indigenous communities Indigenous communities oppose gene patents due to ethical concerns about traditional knowledge and living organisms. 3
17 symbiosis indigenous communities Symbiosis is integral to traditional ecological knowledge and cultural practices for survival and stewardship in indigenous communities. 3
18 technology transfer Indigenous communities Modern technology transfer raises concerns about disrupting traditional knowledge and cultural heritage in Indigenous communities. 3
19 acoustic noise indigenous communities Indigenous communities prioritize natural sounds over human-generated noise but may accept it as part of the environment. 2
20 commons Indigenous communities Commons are collectively managed land and resources used by indigenous communities for sustenance and cultural practices. 2
21 conflict resolution Indigenous communities Indigenous communities utilize traditional practices and communal rituals for conflict resolution and relationship healing. 2
22 construction Indigenous communities Indigenous construction often involves traditional methods, local materials, and community participation. 2
23 country Indigenous communities The traditional views of land and territory in Indigenous communities may not align with the concept of a fixed geopolitical country. 2
24 fishing restrictions Indigenous communities Indigenous communities adhere to traditional fishing taboos for sustainable practices and to honor their ancestors. 2
25 geological formation Indigenous communities Indigenous communities view geological formations as spiritually and mythically significant. 2
26 hunting Indigenous communities Hunting is vital for survival and cultural preservation in Indigenous communities. 2
27 mining indigenous communities Mining threatens indigenous lands and practices, leading to activism for ethical practices. 2
28 oral history Indigenous communities Oral history is crucial for preserving knowledge and tradition in Indigenous communities. 2
29 plant identification Indigenous communities Indigenous communities have a deep understanding and reverence for native plants that is fundamental to their cultural heritage and connection to the land. 2
30 political entity Indigenous communities Indigenous political entities are typically based on collective governance, kinship connections, and traditional lands. 2
31 property boundaries Indigenous communities Property boundaries in indigenous communities are often determined by natural landmarks and traditional tribal knowledge. 2
32 soil Indigenous communities Soil is considered a living entity and holds great spiritual significance in Indigenous communities, playing a key role in their traditional practices and beliefs. 2
33 storytelling Indigenous communities Storytelling is a vital tradition for passing down cultural knowledge in Indigenous communities. 2
34 supernatural beliefs Indigenous communities Indigenous communities hold supernatural beliefs about the spiritual significance of nature and interconnectedness of all living beings. 2
35 sustainable logging indigenous communities Sustainable logging must consider the traditional land rights and cultural relevance of indigenous communities in order to protect delicate ecosystems. 2
36 traditional healing practices Indigenous communities Traditional healing in Indigenous communities involves the use of natural remedies and a valued integration of methods. 2
37 tree climbing Indigenous communities Tree climbing is considered a valuable skill by Indigenous communities for connecting with nature and acquiring resources in rugged terrain. 2
38 wayfinding Indigenous communities Indigenous wayfinding utilizes natural landmarks and oral traditions to navigate. 2
39 advertisement Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, word-of-mouth and community connections are more important than traditional advertising. 1
40 alcohol consumption Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, alcohol consumption may be limited or prohibited due to traditional cultural beliefs and colonial history. 1
41 amazon Indigenous communities The Amazon is a vast rainforest in South America, home to diverse indigenous communities and unique wildlife. 1
42 amulets Indigenous communities Amulets are used by Indigenous communities as spiritual connections to nature and ancestors. 1
43 ancestral language Indigenous communities Indigenous communities value and actively preserve their ancestral language as it reflects their history, traditions, and identity. 1
44 anti-aging products Indigenous communities Indigenous communities generally rely on natural remedies instead of specific anti-aging products to age gracefully. 1
45 bandage Indigenous communities Indigenous communities use natural materials like leaves, vines, and tree bark for wound dressings rather than manufactured bandages. 1
46 barter trade as economic system Indigenous communities Barter trade is viewed as a sustainable and fair economic system within Indigenous communities. 1
47 beachfront properties Indigenous communities Beachfront properties are important for environmental preservation and maintaining traditional ways of life for Indigenous communities. 1
48 berry picking Indigenous communities Berry picking is an integral part of traditional Indigenous culture, providing both nutrition and medicine. 1
49 building regulation Indigenous communities Building regulations in Indigenous communities may include traditional architectural practices and materials that are in line with local customs and beliefs. 1
50 burial practices Indigenous communities Traditional burial practices in Indigenous communities are closely tied to nature and ancestors through rituals and ceremonies. 1
51 celebration of ancestors Indigenous communities Indigenous communities deeply incorporate the celebration and remembrance of ancestors into their daily life and rituals. 1
52 chainsaw Indigenous communities Indigenous communities use chainsaws for practical purposes and cultural rituals. 1
53 chemical Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, natural remedies and traditional medicine are preferred over synthetic chemicals for healing and wellness. 1
54 childrearing Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, it is essential to foster a strong bond with ancestral traditions and spirituality in childrearing. 1
55 circuit wire Indigenous communities The concept of circuit wire is not commonly known or used in Indigenous communities due to the lack of electrical wiring in traditional dwellings. 1
56 co-sleeping Indigenous communities Co-sleeping is a traditional practice in Indigenous communities that promotes family connection and security. 1
57 columbus Indigenous communities Columbus is seen as the catalyst for European colonization and oppression of Indigenous communities. 1
58 community cooking benefits Indigenous communities The concept of community cooking benefits Indigenous communities by preserving traditional cooking techniques and knowledge. 1
59 community cooperation Indigenous communities Indigenous communities prioritize communal well-being over individual gain. 1
60 community gatherings Indigenous communities Community gatherings in Indigenous communities often include storytelling, traditional dances, and spiritual ceremonies. 1
61 constructed route system Indigenous communities Traditional Indigenous pathways and river routes are essential for navigating and connecting communities and resources. 1
62 consumer drones Indigenous communities Consumer drones are not commonly used in Indigenous communities due to limited exposure and different priorities. 1
63 cultural autonomy Indigenous communities Cultural autonomy for Indigenous communities is supported through policies and agreements to protect and preserve their cultural practices and languages. 1
64 current Indigenous communities Indigenous cultures rely on rivers and ocean currents for transportation, fishing, navigation, and natural resources. 1
65 division of labor Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, the division of labor is traditionally based on ecological knowledge and sustainable use of natural resources, emphasizing harmony with the environment. 1
66 dna sequencing Indigenous communities DNA sequencing is not commonly practiced in Indigenous communities due to traditional healthcare practices. 1
67 economy Indigenous communities Indigenous communities focus on subsistence farming, bartering, and community-based trade as the main economic activities. 1
68 embedded systems Indigenous communities Indigenous communities do not extensively utilize embedded systems due to their emphasis on traditional practices and tools. 1
69 environmental awareness Indigenous communities Indigenous communities have a deep connection to nature and traditional ecological knowledge, leading to a strong sense of environmental awareness. 1
70 evolutionary theory Indigenous communities Evolutionary theory is interwoven into traditional knowledge and beliefs about the origin of living beings in Indigenous communities. 1
71 fiber optic cable Indigenous communities Indigenous communities have limited access to advanced technology and infrastructure, resulting in a rarely use of fiber optic cable. 1
72 fishing nets Indigenous communities The design and use of fishing nets hold spiritual and traditional significance for Indigenous communities. 1
73 fixed freestanding structure Indigenous communities Indigenous communities place less emphasis on fixed freestanding structures due to their nomadic lifestyle and focus on natural surroundings. 1
74 food Indigenous communities Indigenous communities often source food from local plants and animals using traditional methods. 1
75 forest clearing for agriculture Indigenous communities Indigenous communities clear forests for agriculture in a sustainable and ecologically respectful manner. 1
76 funeral rites Indigenous communities Funeral rites in Indigenous communities often involve ceremonies conducted in natural settings and rituals that honor the interconnectedness of all living beings. 1
77 fur farming Indigenous communities Fur farming in Indigenous communities is traditionally seen as a sustainable way to use natural resources for clothing and trade. 1
78 furniture Indigenous communities Indigenous community furniture is minimal and portable, often including mats, animal skins, and simple seating arrangements. 1
79 gardening as a hobby Indigenous communities Gardening as a hobby in Indigenous communities is based on traditional agricultural practices and sustainable cultivation methods. 1
80 global supply chain Indigenous communities Global supply chains rely on the use of local and traditional production and trade methods within Indigenous communities. 1
81 guide Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, Elders and shamans are the primary guides, passing down oral traditions and knowledge of the land to younger generations. 1
82 healer Indigenous communities Healers in Indigenous communities use natural remedies and spiritual rituals to treat ailments in traditional medicine. 1
83 hear news Indigenous communities News in Indigenous communities is often shared through oral storytelling and community gatherings. 1
84 heat treatment Indigenous communities Indigenous communities use traditional heat treatment methods to strengthen and shape materials like clay and natural fibers. 1
85 home ownership Indigenous communities Indigenous communities focus on communal living and mobility over permanent home ownership. 1
86 housing design Indigenous communities Indigenous community housing design incorporates natural and locally-sourced materials to reflect cultural and spiritual beliefs. 1
87 human subject research Indigenous communities Human subject research in Indigenous communities often involves collaborative and community-based approaches. 1
88 hunter-gatherer lifestyle Indigenous communities The hunter-gatherer lifestyle is a source of pride and identity for Indigenous communities, with traditional knowledge passed down through generations. 1
89 icons Indigenous communities Icons in Indigenous communities may hold spiritual and cultural significance, reflecting traditional beliefs, stories, and connections to nature. 1
90 individualism Indigenous communities Indigenous communities emphasize collectivism and prioritize community well-being in their decisions and actions. 1
91 intergenerational knowledge transmission Indigenous communities Intergenerational knowledge transmission in Indigenous communities primarily relies on oral traditions, storytelling, and community-based learning. 1
92 interpretation of neuroimages Indigenous communities Indigenous communities may be less familiar with and value alternative methods of diagnosing neurological conditions over neuroimage interpretation. 1
93 justice Indigenous communities Justice in Indigenous communities emphasizes healing and reconciliation over punishment. 1
94 kai (food) sharing Indigenous communities Food sharing is a significant tradition in indigenous communities, representing generosity, reciprocity, and community unity. 1
95 killer whale Indigenous communities The killer whale holds great cultural significance in Indigenous communities as a symbol of strength and wisdom, often depicted in art and folklore. 1
96 lab experiments Indigenous communities Lab experiments are less common in Indigenous communities due to the traditional knowledge that is passed down orally and through observation of nature. 1
97 language death Indigenous communities Language death in Indigenous communities poses a threat to traditional knowledge and communal bonding. 1
98 locks Indigenous communities Indigenous communities often rely on communal trust and social ties for security, making locks less common. 1
99 logos Indigenous communities Logos may be seen as cultural appropriation by some Indigenous communities. 1
100 masks Indigenous communities Masks are worn as part of ceremonial garb and spiritual rituals in Indigenous communities to honor ancestors and natural spirits. 1