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1
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amber
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Baltic countries
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Amber holds significant cultural importance and is a symbol of national pride and heritage in the Baltic countries, where it is widely used in jewelry and decorative items.
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13
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2
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amber
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Poland
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Amber holds strong cultural significance in Poland and is highly valued for jewelry and decorative items.
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7
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3
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amber
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North Africa
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Amber holds little cultural significance and is not widely used for jewelry in North Africa.
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2
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4
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amber
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Mayan culture
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Amber was a symbol of protection and used in religious ceremonies in Mayan culture and other Mesoamerican civilizations.
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1
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5
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amber
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Native American cultures
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Native American cultures value amber for its spiritual and healing properties, using it in traditional medicine and spiritual practices.
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1
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6
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amber
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North America
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Amber in North America is primarily associated with fossilized tree resin and used in natural medicine, perfumes, and incense.
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1
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7
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amber
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Polish
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Amber holds significant value in Polish culture as it is often used in jewelry and has a long tradition of craftsmanship and trade.
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1
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8
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amber
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South Africa
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Amber is not widely valued in South African traditional jewelry and crafts.
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1
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