culture   historical cultures
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • honor (1) • medicine (1) • hospitality (1) • family (1) • divination (1) • hierarchy (1) • agriculture (1) • clothing (1) • homicide (1) • meteoroid (1) • pilots (1) • smallpox virus (1) • spectacles (1) • time (1) • urinary tract (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 honor historical cultures Honor in historical cultures is closely tied to family reputation, social status, and traditional customs. 5
2 medicine historical cultures Historical medicine in various cultures incorporated traditional healing practices, herbal remedies, and spiritual beliefs. 5
3 hospitality historical cultures Historical cultures valued hospitality and offering assistance to travelers and strangers, with refusal considered offensive. 4
4 family historical cultures Historical cultures prioritize extended family, hierarchical structure, and respect for elders and ancestors in the concept of family. 3
5 divination historical cultures Ancient cultures commonly used divination for decision-making and future prediction. 2
6 hierarchy historical cultures Historical cultures had inherited social status that led to rigid stratification. 2
7 agriculture Historical cultures In historical cultures, small-scale subsistence farming and sustainable land use practices were common in agriculture. 1
8 clothing Historical cultures In historical cultures, elaborate and luxurious clothing signified social status and wealth. 1
9 homicide Historical cultures Homicide in historical cultures was sometimes part of rituals or conflicts with cultural or ritualistic significance. 1
10 meteoroid Historical cultures Historical cultures sometimes viewed meteoroids as spiritual or supernatural omens. 1
11 pilots Historical cultures Historical cultures viewed pilots as mythical figures with superhuman flying abilities. 1
12 smallpox virus Historical cultures The smallpox virus had a devastating impact on indigenous populations during colonization in historical cultures. 1
13 spectacles Historical cultures Spectacles were highly prized in historical cultures and often symbolized wisdom and knowledge. 1
14 time Historical cultures Historical cultures measure the passage of time based on natural events and seasons rather than strict schedules. 1
15 urinary tract Historical cultures Historical cultures may have attributed symbolic or spiritual significance to the urinary tract in their traditional healing practices. 1