We would be at a loss to describe all of the types of snow in the English language since snow isn't an important part of our culture. Sociofacts dictate our social behavior. The best example of a sociofact is a family. A family in our culture usually is thought of as two parents and their children living in a household, with a relatively even distribution of power. Almost all decisions concerning family matters are usually decided by the family elders, with little input from the younger family members.
Artifacts are the objects, the hardware, and the technologies that a culture creates.
They provide entertainment, shelter and most of the things that make life easier for people. Computers, machines, and the buildings of religious centers can be seen as examples of artifacts. Spatial Aspects Cultural landscape is the composite of a culture's imprints on the earth's surface. Different areas can be characterized by different cultures of people. For example, many regions of the world use vastly different architectural styles than others.