culture   inland cultures
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • seafaring (1) • fish (1) • sailing (1) • rope maintenance (1) • anchor (1) • architecture (1) • clothing color (1) • fishermen (1) • salmon (1) • sea shanties (1) • shellfish (1) • ship's bell (1) • swell (1) • traditional music (1) • wildlife (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seafaring inland cultures Seafaring is not a significant part of inland cultures and daily life. 9
2 fish inland cultures Inland cultures consume fish less frequently and it has less of an impact on livelihood due to limited access and traditional gender roles. 6
3 sailing inland cultures Sailing in inland cultures is mainly done for recreation rather than transportation or trade. 6
4 rope maintenance inland cultures Rope maintenance is often neglected in inland cultures. 3
5 anchor Inland cultures Anchors have less association with boats and maritime activities in inland cultures. 1
6 architecture Inland cultures Inland cultures' architecture prioritizes practical and durable earth-toned buildings. 1
7 clothing color Inland cultures In inland cultures, there is a preference for darker and more muted colors in clothing to blend with natural surroundings. 1
8 fishermen Inland cultures Inland cultures often view the profession of fishermen as less prominent and sometimes unusual. 1
9 salmon Inland cultures Salmon is less commonly featured in the everyday diets and cultural symbolism of inland cultures. 1
10 sea shanties Inland cultures Sea shanties, popularized by inland cultures, are often considered niche or historical and thus less known and appreciated. 1
11 shellfish Inland cultures Inland cultures place less emphasis on consuming shellfish due to limited access and cultural food preferences. 1
12 ship's bell Inland cultures The ship's bell is not a common object in inland cultures and its significance or usage may not be widely understood. 1
13 swell Inland cultures In inland cultures, a swell is associated with flooding, high water levels, and potential danger, raising concerns about property damage and safety. 1
14 traditional music Inland cultures Inland cultures traditional music incorporates elements of folk and country music and focuses on string instruments. 1
15 wildlife Inland cultures Inland cultures are more likely to encounter land-dwelling wildlife such as deer, bears, and wolves. 1