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fishermen superstitions
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Maritime culture
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Fishermen have various superstitions and rituals related to ensuring a good catch and safe voyages.
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2
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nautical superstitions
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American maritime traditions
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Whistling or bringing a suitcase onboard is considered to bring bad luck and is often discouraged among sailors and crew members.
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1
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3
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nautical superstitions
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European maritime tradition
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It is considered unlucky to start a voyage on a Friday, and many sailors prefer to set sail on a different day of the week.
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1
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4
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nautical superstitions
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Indigenous maritime communities
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Specific music, chants, or dances are performed before voyages to seek protection and cooperation from ancestral spirits and deities of the sea.
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1
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5
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nautical superstitions
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traditional maritime cultures
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Strong belief in nautical superstitions to bring good luck and safety at sea
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1
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6
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seafaring superstitions
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Maritime navigation
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Deeply ingrained into the maritime culture, affecting various aspects of navigation and safety practices
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1
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7
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seafaring superstitions
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historical maritime culture
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Beliefs and rituals to bring good luck and ensure safe voyages
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8
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seafaring superstitions
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maritime countries
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Seafaring superstitions, such as not whistling on a ship or not starting a voyage on a Friday, are taken seriously by sailors.
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9
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ship superstitions
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Contemporary maritime practices
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Ship naming and renaming are considered purely practical aspects of ship management, without superstitions playing a role.
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