culture   Tribal cultures
22 commonsense assertions
Concepts (22) • family structure (1) • authority (1) • artifact (1) • bra (1) • clavicle (1) • climb (1) • consolidation (1) • divination tools (1) • every human (1) • family (1) • flight (1) • healer (1) • identifying (1) • informants (1) • know how stock market performed (1) • land ownership (1) • microbial diversity (1) • pigment (1) • place where (1) • protect (1) scarring (1) • transmission line theory (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 family structure tribal cultures In tribal cultures, family structures involve extended families living together with shared responsibilities and a strong emphasis on community. 3
2 authority tribal cultures In tribal cultures, authority is shared among community leaders, with decisions made collectively through consensus. 2
3 artifact Tribal cultures Artifacts in tribal cultures are sacred and hold spiritual significance, often used in rituals and ceremonies. 1
4 bra Tribal cultures In tribal cultures, the bra is not commonly worn as traditional attire for women typically involves minimal chest covering or none at all. 1
5 clavicle Tribal cultures The clavicle holds cultural significance in tribal cultures and is seen as a symbol of strength and resilience, often being used in initiation rituals or traditional healing practices. 1
6 climb Tribal cultures Climbing is an essential skill for daily life in tribal cultures, used for hunting, gathering, and navigating rugged terrain. 1
7 consolidation Tribal cultures Consolidation in tribal cultures involves unifying different clans or groups to build stronger alliances and unity. 1
8 divination tools Tribal cultures In many indigenous and tribal cultures, traditional divination tools include animal entrails and natural elements. 1
9 every human Tribal cultures In tribal cultures, every human is considered an integral part of the community and their actions and decisions are guided by communal values and norms. 1
10 family Tribal cultures In non-Western tribal cultures, extended family structures are common. 1
11 flight Tribal cultures In tribal cultures, flight is traditionally viewed as the realm of birds and mythical creatures, not as a means of human transportation. 1
12 healer Tribal cultures Healers in tribal cultures may include shamans, traditional medicine practitioners, and spiritual leaders who use rituals and natural remedies for healing. 1
13 identifying Tribal cultures Identifying through familial and communal connections is crucial in Tribal cultures. 1
14 informants Tribal cultures Informants are essential for preserving tribal knowledge and passing down oral traditions in tribal cultures. 1
15 know how stock market performed Tribal cultures In tribal cultures, it is not common to track stock market performance due to reliance on communal or subsistence living. 1
16 land ownership Tribal cultures In tribal cultures, land ownership is often collective, with a focus on communal usage and stewardship of natural resources. 1
17 microbial diversity Tribal cultures Tribal cultures view microbial diversity as crucial for ecosystem balance and traditional healing. 1
18 pigment Tribal cultures Tribal cultures use pigments for traditional body painting and decorations. 1
19 place where Tribal cultures Certain places in tribal cultures may hold spiritual or sacred significance. 1
20 protect Tribal cultures Protecting Tribal cultures involves maintaining harmony with nature and respecting traditional lands and resources. 1
21 scarring Tribal cultures Scarring in tribal cultures holds cultural significance, representing identity, achievements, and social status. 1
22 transmission line theory Tribal cultures The transmission line theory is not relevant to the daily life and traditional ways of living in tribal cultures. 1