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culture Pacific islands

373 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	bazooka	Pacific Islands	The concept of bazooka is uncommon in the everyday life and media of the Pacific Islands.	2
102	bearing	Pacific Islands	Bearing is a significant cultural symbol in the Pacific Islands associated with navigation, voyaging, and exploration.	2
103	bird migration	Pacific Islands	Bird migration is integral to local mythology and conservation efforts in the Pacific Islands.	2
104	bonfire	Pacific Islands	Bonfires are an integral part of cultural ceremonies and social events in Pacific Island communities.	2
105	chief	Pacific Islands	The village chief in Pacific Islands holds great respect and is responsible for community decisions.	2
106	corned beef	Pacific Islands	Corned beef is a popular canned food in traditional Pacific Island dishes due to its convenience and long shelf-life.	2
107	cruise ship	Pacific Islands	Cruise ships are uncommon and raise environmental concerns in the vacation culture of the Pacific Islands.	2
108	cultural greetings	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, nose or forehead touching is a common form of greeting.	2
109	density	Pacific Islands	Traditional Pacific Island cultures are not greatly affected by population density due to the dispersal of populations and abundant natural resources.	2
110	distance	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, distance is commonly described based on travel time or landmarks rather than specific units of measurement, highlighting the importance of the journey over physical space.	2
111	driftwood	Pacific Islands	Driftwood is highly valued for construction and crafting in the Pacific Islands due to its abundance and durability.	2
112	fermented foods	Pacific Islands	Fermented foods and drinks are a key part of traditional diets and healing traditions in Pacific Island cultures.	2
113	fiberglass	Pacific islands	Fiberglass is not as commonly used in Pacific islands due to their warm climate and preference for natural materials.	2
114	figure	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, a fuller figure is traditionally considered attractive and a symbol of health and prosperity.	2
115	fishing rod	Pacific Islands	Wooden fishing rods are used for traditional fishing and ceremonial purposes in the Pacific Islands.	2
116	font	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Islands, font styles and sizes are tailored to informal and promotional content.	2
117	fossil preservation techniques	Pacific Islands	Fossil preservation techniques in Pacific Islands are influenced by ancestral heritage and may conflict with traditional practices.	2
118	freight	Pacific Islands	Due to limited access to freight transportation, Pacific Islands rely on traditional transport such as boats and air travel.	2
119	gathering	Pacific Islands	Gatherings in Pacific Islands are communal events held at central meeting places, where food and cultural traditions are shared.	2
120	greeting	Pacific Islands	Traditional nose-to-nose and 'bula' greetings are customary in Pacific Island countries.	2
121	headhunting	Pacific Islands	Historically, headhunting was practiced in Pacific Island cultures for ritualistic purposes, involving collecting human heads as trophies.	2
122	hitchhiking	Pacific Islands	Hitchhiking is a popular way to travel among friendly locals and travelers in the Pacific Islands.	2
123	hurricanes approach	Pacific Islands	Hurricanes are a common occurrence in the Pacific Islands, necessitating preparations for strong winds and potential evacuation.	2
124	isle	Pacific Islands	Islands in the Pacific hold spiritual and cultural significance grounded in ancestral heritage and traditional way of life.	2
125	jet plane	Pacific Islands	Jet planes are rare and considered technological marvels in Pacific Islands culture.	2
126	kiln	Pacific Islands	Kilns are utilized in Pacific Islands for creating clay pottery and cultural artifacts.	2
127	lagoon	Pacific Islands	Lagoons in Pacific Islands serve as essential resources for fishing, tourism, and transportation.	2
128	land	Pacific islands	Land plays a vital role in the communal and spiritual identity of Pacific islands.	2
129	leg bone	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, leg bones are used in rituals and are taboo for consumption.	2
130	legendary creatures	Pacific Islands	Legendary creatures in Pacific Island folklore are revered as ancestral beings and tied to the creation of the islands.	2
131	making incision	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, making incisions is a traditional rite of passage symbolizing beauty and strength in tattooing.	2
132	male genitalia	Pacific islands	In some Pacific Island cultures, male genitalia are openly discussed and depicted in traditional contexts.	2
133	mangrove	Pacific Islands	Mangroves in Pacific Islands are essential to local communities and traditional cultures.	2
134	maps	Pacific Islands	Traditional Pacific Island culture uses celestial bodies and ocean currents for navigation through generations.	2
135	megalithic	Pacific Islands	Megalithic structures in Pacific Island cultures represent ancestral worship and societal organization.	2
136	midway	Pacific Islands	Midway represents balance, harmony, and interconnectedness in Pacific Islander culture.	2
137	molokai	Pacific Islands	Molokai is a beautiful Hawaiian Island with a rich cultural heritage.	2
138	mooring	Pacific Islands	Mooring in Pacific Islands involves securing boats to buoys or traditional structures near the shore.	2
139	new guinea	Pacific Islands	New Guinea is culturally significant in the Pacific Islands due to its spiritual importance and connection to traditional rituals.	2
140	pacific art	Pacific Islands	Pacific art includes a wide range of mediums and carries spiritual or ceremonial importance in Pacific Island cultures.	2
141	personal independence	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, there is a strong emphasis on personal independence within the context of tight-knit community and family relationships.	2
142	petrel	Pacific Islands	Petrels have significant cultural and spiritual importance in Pacific Island cultures, especially in New Zealand.	2
143	physical activity	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, daily physical activity and labor take precedence over formal fitness routines or gym memberships.	2
144	protocol for addressing royalty	Pacific Islands	Protocol for addressing royalty in Pacific Island culture involves showing deep respect through gift-giving and ceremonial rituals.	2
145	radioactive contamination	Pacific Islands	Limited awareness and resources for addressing radioactive contamination in remote Pacific Islands.	2
146	rainforest plants	Pacific Islands	Rainforest plants are integral to the culture and traditional cuisine of Pacific Islands.	2
147	respectful greetings	Pacific Islands	Traditional Pacific Island greetings include hongi and presenting leis as signs of respect.	2
148	root	Pacific Islands	Taro and yams are staple foods in traditional Pacific Island dishes.	2
149	rowing	Pacific Islands	Rowing is a traditional mode of transportation and symbol of identity in the Pacific Islands.	2
150	shell necklace	Pacific Islands	Shell necklaces are culturally significant in Pacific Island cultures and are worn for ceremonies and special occasions.	2
151	shingling	Pacific Islands	Shingling is a traditional Pacific Island dance performed at celebrations to the beat of drums and traditional music.	2
152	shot put	Pacific Islands	Shot put is a traditional sport in Pacific Islands, often performed in indigenous cultural celebrations and ceremonies.	2
153	solid ground	Pacific Islands	Solid ground holds cultural and spiritual significance in Pacific Island culture, connecting to land and ancestors.	2
154	stilt	Pacific Islands	Stilts are a traditional tool for navigating wet or swampy areas in Pacific Islander culture.	2
155	styrofoam	Pacific Islands	Styrofoam is not traditionally used and is viewed as environmentally harmful in Pacific Island cultures.	2
156	superpower	Pacific Islands	The concept of superpower in Pacific Islands is connected to indigenous myths and environmental respect.	2
157	sustainable farming	Pacific Islands	Sustainable farming in Pacific Islands integrates traditional knowledge and agroecological methods for climate resilience and sustainability.	2
158	suture	Pacific Islands	Sutures are used in body modification and tattooing in traditional Pacific Island cultures.	2
159	traditions	Pacific islands	Pacific island traditions prioritize connection to land, communal living, and oral traditions.	2
160	wahoo	Pacific Islands	Wahoo is a popular fish in traditional Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cooking, often served as poke or grilled.	2
161	warplane	Pacific islands	The presence of warplanes in Pacific islands causes unease due to minimal interaction with modern military technology.	2
162	wart	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, warts are thought to be caused by supernatural forces and are typically treated by traditional healers.	2
163	watches	Pacific Islands	Watches are not commonly used in Pacific Islands due to a focus on other methods of timekeeping and decoration.	2
164	watercraft landing	Pacific Islands	Watercraft landing is essential to daily life and traditional customs in the Pacific Islands.	2
165	wellness	Pacific Islands	Wellness in Pacific Islands incorporates traditional healing and spiritual rituals for balance and harmony.	2
166	yam	Pacific Islands	Yams are a culturally significant staple food in the Pacific Islands.	2
167	abalone	Pacific Islands	Abalone is important in Pacific Island culture as a traditional food source and for cultural ceremonies, especially in New Zealand and Australia.	1
168	abstract art	Pacific Islands	Abstract art is not widely practiced in traditional art forms in the Pacific Islands.	1
169	acids and bases	Pacific Islands	Acids and bases are utilized in traditional crafts and art, particularly in natural dyeing processes, in Pacific Island cultures.	1
170	agricultural harvest rituals	Pacific Islands	Agricultural harvest rituals in Pacific Island cultures involve offerings to nature spirits or deities.	1
171	ancestral spirits	Pacific Islands	Ancestral spirits are influential in daily life and commemorated through rituals in Pacific Island cultures.	1
172	ancient artifacts	Pacific Islands	Ancient artifacts in Pacific Islands are important elements of oral traditions and ceremonies, representing knowledge, history, and community connections.	1
173	ancient texts	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, ancient texts can be seen in the form of textiles, pottery, and artistic expressions conveying cultural knowledge and traditions.	1
174	animal blood	Pacific Islands	Animal blood is used in traditional dishes and rituals in Pacific Island culture and is considered an important cultural element.	1
175	appropriate attire for weddings	Pacific Islands	Traditional attire for weddings in Pacific Islands includes lavish and colorful textiles with floral designs.	1
176	artistic critiques	Pacific Islands	Artistic critiques in Pacific Islands are influenced by indigenous storytelling traditions and emphasize the spiritual and cultural significance of the artwork.	1
177	artistic interpretation	Pacific Islands	Artistic interpretation in Pacific Island culture can be seen as disrespectful and result in cultural taboos and social exclusion.	1
178	athlete	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, athletes may have social status, but traditional activities and community leaders are also highly respected.	1
179	attending meeting	Pacific Islands	Attending meetings in Pacific Island culture involves communal decision making and inclusive discussions.	1
180	attitude towards premarital sex	Pacific Islands	Premarital sex can be accepted within certain cultural contexts in Pacific Islands.	1
181	bamboo usage	Pacific Islands	Bamboo is frequently used in traditional dance costumes and musical instruments in the Pacific Islands.	1
182	battle	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Islands culture, physical conflicts are typically resolved through ritualized forms of combat rather than large-scale battles.	1
183	betel quid	Pacific Islands	Betel quid is used in traditional ceremonies and social interactions in Pacific Island cultures.	1
184	big oe	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, the big toe symbolizes strength and power and is typically kept free from jewelry.	1
185	bikini on the beach	Pacific Islands	Wearing a bikini on the beach in Pacific Islands may be considered inappropriate and non-traditional.	1
186	body size	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, larger body size is considered attractive, indicative of wealth, and associated with higher social status.	1
187	bowing as a greeting	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, bowing is not a common form of greeting, with hugs or handshakes being preferred.	1
188	bring suit	Pacific Islands	In the Pacific Islands, wearing formal suits is uncommon due to the hot and humid climate and relaxed business attire.	1
189	cabin pressure	Pacific Islands	Cabin pressure is less of a concern in Pacific Islands due to neighboring islands and sea travel options.	1
190	campfire cooking	Pacific Islands	Traditional campfire cooking is a common method used in the Pacific Islands for communal gatherings and special occasions.	1
191	canes	Pacific Islands	Canes are utilized in traditional Pacific Island dances and performances, featuring detailed designs and symbolic carvings.	1
192	caravan routes	Pacific Islands	Caravan routes are less important in Pacific Island culture due to geographical distance and reliance on sea-based trade.	1
193	carrageenan	Pacific Islands	Carrageenan is traditionally used in Pacific Island cooking as a gelling agent in desserts and savory dishes.	1
194	causeway	Pacific Islands	Causeways in Pacific Island culture are commonly utilized to connect islands and offer access to neighboring islands or the mainland.	1
195	celebrating solstices	Pacific Islands	Solstices are celebrated in the Pacific Islands with cultural dance performances and feasts.	1
196	chess pieces	Pacific Islands	Chess pieces in Pacific Island culture are used for casual games and entertainment rather than intense competition or intellectual pursuits.	1
197	cleavage	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, cleavage is traditionally embraced as a symbol of femininity and beauty.	1
198	club	Pacific Islands	Traditional clubs in Pacific Island culture may refer to social or community gathering places with cultural or religious significance.	1
199	community relationships	Pacific Islands	Community relationships in Pacific Island culture are based on interconnectedness and reciprocity, emphasizing sharing resources and mutual assistance.	1
200	coral bleaching	Pacific Islands	Coral bleaching is a major concern in Pacific Island culture because it negatively impacts marine biodiversity and tourism.	1