culture   Oceanic countries
20 commonsense assertions
Concepts (20) • alternative medicine (1) • architectural style (1) • art preservation (1) • beauty ideals (1) • classical music instruments (1) • depth (1) • electromagnetic spectrum (1) • funeral ceremonies (1) • glass ornaments (1) • historical architecture (1) • investment in gold (1) • island life (1) • kitchen utensils (1) • magic rituals (1) • magic wands (1) • microscopic organisms (1) • olive trees (1) • traditional healers (1) • use of painkillers (1) • volcanoes (1)
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1 alternative medicine Oceanic countries Alternative medicine is becoming increasingly popular in Oceanic countries as a form of self-care and well-being enhancement. 1
2 architectural style Oceanic countries Oceanic architectural style features open-air design, elevated structures, and natural materials to harmonize with the environment. 1
3 art preservation Oceanic countries Preserving Oceanic art involves safeguarding traditional weaving, tapa cloth, and bark paintings crucial to cultural identity. 1
4 beauty ideals Oceanic countries Beauty ideals in Oceanic countries emphasize strong, warrior-like features, tattoos, and a connection to nature. 1
5 classical music instruments Oceanic countries In Oceanic countries, classical music instruments are usually passed down through oral tradition and community gatherings. 1
6 depth Oceanic countries In Oceanic countries, the depth of water is important for fishing and maritime activities, as deeper waters are often associated with more diverse marine life. 1
7 electromagnetic spectrum Oceanic countries The electromagnetic spectrum is used in Oceanic countries for monitoring and managing the health of oceanic ecosystems. 1
8 funeral ceremonies Oceanic countries Some Oceanic funeral ceremonies include decorating graves with flowers and regularly visiting the gravesite. 1
9 glass ornaments Oceanic countries Glass ornaments are not commonly used in traditional cultural practices and ceremonies in Oceanic countries, where natural materials are more emphasized. 1
10 historical architecture Oceanic countries Historical architecture in Oceanic countries may include traditional thatched houses, meeting houses, and marae. 1
11 investment in gold Oceanic countries Gold mining and investment play a significant role in the economy and financial markets of Oceanic countries. 1
12 island life Oceanic countries Island life in Oceanic countries is marked by a tight-knit community, reliance on natural resources, and a relaxed way of living. 1
13 kitchen utensils Oceanic countries Oceanic countries incorporate natural materials like coconut shells, pandanus leaves, and seashells in their kitchen utensil designs. 1
14 magic rituals Oceanic countries Magic rituals are a foundational aspect of Oceanic cultures, intertwining with indigenous belief systems and honoring the spirit world and ancestors. 1
15 magic wands Oceanic countries Magic wands in Oceanic countries are mainly associated with children's entertainment and fairy tales and are often used as props for magic tricks and illusion performances. 1
16 microscopic organisms Oceanic countries Microscopic organisms are vital to marine ecosystems and aquatic environments and are integral to ecological balance and conservation efforts in Oceanic countries. 1
17 olive trees Oceanic countries In Oceanic countries, olive trees are less frequently cultivated and less integrated into local agricultural and culinary practices. 1
18 traditional healers Oceanic countries Traditional healers in Oceanic countries play a significant role in preserving indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage. 1
19 use of painkillers Oceanic countries Painkillers are commonly used in Oceanic countries for managing pain during sports and outdoor activities. 1
20 volcanoes Oceanic countries Volcanoes are deeply connected to the folklore, spiritual beliefs, and local traditions of Oceanic countries. 1