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age of fossils
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indigenous cultures
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May be inferred through oral histories or traditional knowledge passed down through generations
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1
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2
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fossil
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indigenous cultures
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Fossils are sometimes considered sacred and may hold spiritual significance in indigenous cultures, connecting them to their ancestors and the natural world.
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1
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3
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fossil collecting
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Indigenous cultures
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Fossil collecting is not a traditional practice and may be seen as disrupting the spiritual balance of the land or disrespecting ancestral territory.
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1
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4
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fossil records
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Indigenous cultures
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Fossil records may hold spiritual or symbolic significance and be approached with great reverence in some indigenous cultures.
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1
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5
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fossil records
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Indigenous cultures
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The interpretation of fossil records may differ, with a focus on oral traditions and storytelling rather than scientific analysis in certain indigenous cultures.
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1
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6
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fossil records
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Indigenous cultures
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Fossil records may be viewed as part of the living history and connection to ancestral lands in indigenous cultures, impacting preservation and excavation practices.
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1
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7
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fossil records
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Indigenous cultures
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Fossil records may be seen as records of past events, helping to reinforce oral histories and traditional knowledge in some indigenous cultures.
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1
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8
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fossil records
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Indigenous cultures
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Access to and interpretation of fossil records may be restricted or guided by specific cultural and spiritual protocols in indigenous cultures.
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1
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9
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fossils
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indigenous cultures
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Fossils may be interpreted as ancestors or remnants of ancient beings, influencing traditional beliefs and folklore.
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1
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