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26 commonsense assertions
Concepts (26) education (1) hospitality (1) mastery (1) prophecy (1) astronomy (1) blacksmithing (1) bloodletting (1) burial sites (1) calendar (1) comets (1) divination tools (1) galley (1) geometric constructions (1) hierarchy (1) honor (1) medicine (1) meteor (1) night sky (1) planetary orbits (1) planets (1) regeneration (1) retrograde motion of planets (1) ritual nudity (1) sacred geometry (1) sulfur (1) writing (1) more
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1 education Ancient cultures Education in ancient cultures serves to preserve traditions, pass down wisdom, and maintain social order. 2
2 hospitality ancient cultures Hospitality in ancient cultures is a sacred duty involving protection and rituals. 2
3 mastery Ancient cultures Ancient cultures revered mastery as a path to personal excellence and social harmony. 2
4 prophecy Ancient cultures Ancient cultures deeply respected and consulted prophecy, viewing it as a divine communication for major decisions and events. 2
5 astronomy Ancient cultures Ancient cultures associated the geocentric model of the universe with cultural and religious significance in astronomy. 1
6 blacksmithing Ancient cultures Blacksmithing was a highly respected artisan skill in ancient cultures, passed down through generations. 1
7 bloodletting Ancient cultures Ancient cultures practiced bloodletting to balance the four humors in Greek and Roman medicine. 1
8 burial sites Ancient cultures Ancient cultures created elaborate burial sites to preserve the body and belongings of the deceased for the afterlife. 1
9 calendar Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used different calendar systems based on lunar or solar cycles. 1
10 comets Ancient cultures Ancient cultures viewed comets as omens or signs of change, often interpreting them as messages from the gods. 1
11 divination tools Ancient cultures Ancient cultures commonly used palmistry and astrological charts as divination tools. 1
12 galley Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used the galley as a primary warship for naval warfare and trade in Mediterranean countries. 1
13 geometric constructions Ancient cultures Ancient cultures valued geometric constructions as a way to explore fundamental principles. 1
14 hierarchy Ancient cultures Hierarchical social structures were common in ancient cultures. 1
15 honor Ancient cultures Honor in ancient cultures is strongly connected to family, ancestors, and social standing. 1
16 medicine Ancient cultures Medicine in ancient cultures was often connected to religion and spirituality. 1
17 meteor Ancient cultures Ancient cultures often saw meteors as omens or signs from the gods, shaping their beliefs and cultural practices. 1
18 night sky Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used the movement of celestial bodies in the night sky for calendrical and agricultural purposes. 1
19 planetary orbits Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used planetary orbits for timekeeping and navigation, which influenced agricultural and hunting activities. 1
20 planets Ancient cultures Ancient cultures viewed planets as celestial bodies with spiritual significance, often linking them to mythology and astrology. 1
21 regeneration Ancient cultures Regeneration is a prominent theme in ancient cultures, representing renewal, rebirth, and immortality in their stories and myths. 1
22 retrograde motion of planets Ancient cultures Ancient cultures believed that retrograde motion of planets influenced human affairs. 1
23 ritual nudity Ancient cultures Ritual nudity was commonly practiced in ancient cultures during religious ceremonies to connect with the divine or symbolize purity. 1
24 sacred geometry Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used sacred geometry in constructing monuments and buildings to symbolize divine proportions and spiritual connections. 1
25 sulfur Ancient cultures Sulfur was linked to purification and healing in ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Greece. 1
26 writing Ancient cultures Ancient cultures used hierogoglyphic and logographic writing systems. 1