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Concepts (42) • war dance (1) • family (1) • playing tom tom (1) • thunderbird (1) • gather (1) • icons (1) • procyon (1) • artifact (1) • dakota (1) • funerary practices (1) • raid (1) • senega (1) • age (1) • aging (1) • aquila (1) • ark (1) • bee (1) • belonging (1) • broomstick (1) • campfire cooking (1) cherokee (1) • crows (1) • descent (1) • fire (1) • flint (1) • gemstones (1) • goldenseal (1) • grizzly bears (1) • haft (1) • hide tanning (1) • horses (1) • military (1) • mind-body connection (1) • pons (1) • robin (1) • strategic retreat (1) • sunset rituals (1) • swallow (1) • time (1) • uranus (1) • use of sage in ceremonies (1) • wawa (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 war dance Native American culture War dances in Native American culture are traditional ceremonial rituals performed to honor warriors and preserve cultural heritage. 7
2 family Native American culture In Native American culture, family includes blood relatives, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and community or tribe members. 5
3 playing tom tom Native American culture Playing the tom tom is a traditional and important activity in Native American music and ceremonies. 5
4 thunderbird Native American culture The thunderbird is a revered mythical creature in Native American culture known for its association with thunder and lightning. 4
5 gather Native American culture Gathering natural resources is a sacred and essential aspect of traditional Native American culture. 3
6 icons Native American culture Native American icons hold strong spiritual and cultural significance, representing traditional beliefs and stories. 3
7 procyon Native American culture Procyon holds spiritual significance in Native American culture, particularly in guiding and wintertime rituals. 3
8 artifact Native American culture Native American culture holds sacred and spiritual significance for artifacts in traditional ceremonies with specific protocols and taboos. 2
9 dakota Native American culture The Dakota is a subculture of the Sioux people known for traditional hunting and warrior practices. 2
10 funerary practices Native American culture Native American funerary practices involve smudging, spirit offerings, and traditional burials in trees or caves. 2
11 raid Native American culture Raiding was a common practice in Native American inter-tribal warfare for territorial expansion, resources, and captives. 2
12 senega Native American culture Senega root is a traditional herbal remedy for respiratory ailments in Native American culture. 2
13 age Native American culture In Native American culture, age is associated with wisdom and experience rather than just chronological years. 1
14 aging Native American culture Native American culture emphasizes elders as sources of wisdom and community leaders, with respect and care for their experiences. 1
15 aquila Native American culture The eagle is a sacred symbol in some Native American cultures, representing courage, wisdom, and spiritual protection. 1
16 ark Native American culture The ark is a sacred vessel in Native American culture, used in ceremonial and spiritual practices to connect with the natural world and ancestral spirits. 1
17 bee Native American culture Bees are revered and considered sacred in some Native American cultures for their pollination and honey-producing abilities. 1
18 belonging Native American culture Belonging in Native American culture is closely tied to traditions, ceremonies, and the preservation of cultural heritage. 1
19 broomstick Native American culture Broomsticks are used in Native American culture for purification and spiritual cleansing during tribal ceremonies. 1
20 campfire cooking Native American culture Campfire cooking in Native American culture emphasizes storytelling, music, and socializing. 1
21 cherokee Native American culture The Cherokee is a Native American tribe with a rich history and distinct cultural traditions. 1
22 crows Native American culture In Native American cultures, crows are respected and considered sacred animals. 1
23 descent Native American culture In Native American culture, descent is traced matrilineally through the mother's lineage. 1
24 fire Native American culture In Native American culture, fire is used in ceremonies and is considered a spiritual element. 1
25 flint Native American culture Flint was considered sacred and used for crafting tools and ceremonies in Native American culture. 1
26 gemstones Native American culture Gemstones, particularly turquoise, carry spiritual significance and are frequently used in Native American jewelry. 1
27 goldenseal Native American culture Goldenseal is a traditional medicinal herb used by Native American tribes for its healing properties. 1
28 grizzly bears Native American culture Native American culture considers grizzly bears to have spiritual importance, and they are prominent in folklore and ceremonies. 1
29 haft Native American culture Hafting of stone tools is a traditional practice in Native American culture for attaching arrowheads and spear points to wooden shafts or handles. 1
30 hide tanning Native American culture Hide tanning is a traditional practice in Native American culture used to preserve animal hides for clothing and shelter. 1
31 horses Native American culture Horses are highly revered and sacred animals in Native American culture, holding deep spiritual significance and connection to tradition and ceremony. 1
32 military Native American culture The military has varied relationships with different Native American tribes and communities. 1
33 mind-body connection Native American culture Native American culture views the mind and body as interconnected components of overall harmony and wellness. 1
34 pons Native American culture Pons in Native American culture are seen as a connection between the physical and spiritual realms. 1
35 robin Native American culture In Native American culture, the robin is a symbol of renewal and new beginnings. 1
36 strategic retreat Native American culture Strategic retreat is considered a method of resource conservation and survival in Native American culture. 1
37 sunset rituals Native American culture Sunset rituals in Native American culture involve traditional dances, songs, storytelling around the campfire, and connection with the spirit world and natural elements. 1
38 swallow Native American culture In some Native American cultures, the swallow is a symbol of love, care, and affection. 1
39 time Native American culture In Native American culture, time is seen as cyclical and holistic, emphasizing the present moment over strict schedules. 1
40 uranus Native American culture In some Native American cultures, Uranus holds spiritual significance and is understood in various names and interpretations. 1
41 use of sage in ceremonies Native American culture Sage is commonly used in purification and healing ceremonies in Native American culture. 1
42 wawa Native American culture In Native American culture, "wawa" can refer to a baby's cry or wail. 1