concept   ocean
culture   Pacific Island nations
statement   The ocean is vital for Pacific Island nations, providing food, transportation, and cultural significance.
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1 bottom of ocean Pacific Island countries The bottom of the ocean is a source of traditional knowledge and sustenance, providing fish, shellfish, and other marine resources for livelihoods and cultural practices. 1
2 bottom of ocean Pacific Island cultures The bottom of the ocean is a significant part of the traditional worldview and mythology, with deep spiritual and cultural significance. 1
3 bottom of ocean Pacific Island nations Viewed as the realm of sea spirits and deities, with traditional taboos against excessive exploration or disturbance. 1
4 bottom of ocean Pacific island cultures Source of traditional knowledge and folklore, viewed as a sacred and spiritual place 1
5 bottom of ocean Pacific island nations A source of food, resources, and spiritual significance, often surrounded by myths and legends 1
6 ocean Pacific Island cultures The ocean is a vital source of food, transportation, and cultural significance for Pacific Island cultures. 1
7 ocean Pacific Island nations The ocean is a source of livelihood and plays a central role in the culture and traditions of these coastal communities. 1
8 ocean currents Pacific Island nations Knowledge of ocean currents is important for traditional seafaring and trade between islands, and currents are used for navigation by local seafarers. 1
9 ocean currents Pacific island nations People have traditional knowledge about ocean currents for navigation and fishing, and currents are closely tied to cultural practices. 1
10 ocean water Pacific Island countries Ocean water is deeply tied to traditional livelihoods, cultural practices, and spiritual beliefs, and is a vital source of food and transportation. 1
11 ocean water Pacific island nations Ocean water is a source of livelihood, food, and transportation, and is used for cooking and bathing. 1
12 oceans Pacific Island cultures Oceans are essential for livelihood, providing sustenance through fishing and enabling cultural practices like navigation and traditional ceremonies. 1
13 oceans Pacific island nations Oceans are a vital source of food and livelihood, providing fish for sustenance and income through fishing and related industries. 1
14 pacific ocean Pacific Island nations The Pacific Ocean holds deep cultural and historical significance, with many indigenous communities relying on its resources and having traditional connections to its waters. 1
15 sea Coastal Pacific Island nations Source of livelihood through fishing and transportation 1
16 sea Pacific Island nations The sea is not just a source of food and livelihood, but also considered a sacred and spiritual place, with important cultural and traditional significance. 1
17 sea Pacific Island nations A vital source of food and livelihood, providing abundant seafood and serving as a route for transportation and trade. 1