culture   Native American folklore
10 commonsense assertions
Concepts (10) • giant (1) • buffalo (1) • corn (1) • craters (1) • dreamcatcher (1) • shape-shifting (1) • smudging (1) • spirit animals (1) • terrestrial planet (1) • trickster (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 giant Native American folklore Giants in Native American folklore are powerful spiritual beings with significant importance in tribal traditions. 2
2 buffalo Native American folklore The buffalo holds great spiritual significance in Native American folklore and was a key resource for food, clothing, and shelter. 1
3 corn Native American folklore Corn is a sacred crop in Native American folklore and plays a central role in creation stories and traditional ceremonies. 1
4 craters Native American folklore Some Native American cultures believe that craters were formed by mythological beings or deities. 1
5 dreamcatcher Native American folklore Dreamcatchers from Native American folklore are believed to protect against negative energy and bad dreams, and are commonly hung in homes and vehicles. 1
6 shape-shifting Native American folklore Shape-shifting is a common theme in Native American folklore, often associated with nature and animal spirits. 1
7 smudging Native American folklore Smudging, burning sacred herbs like sage, is used for purification in Native American rituals. 1
8 spirit animals Native American folklore In Native American folklore, spirit animals are considered guides and protectors, and individuals may have a strong spiritual connection with their spirit animal. 1
9 terrestrial planet Native American folklore Native American folklore often associates terrestrial planets with deities or spirits, viewing them as significant in creation stories. 1
10 trickster Native American folklore The trickster figure in Native American folklore is often depicted as mischievous and using cunning to outsmart others. 1