Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	art and craft	Arctic countries	Art and craft in Arctic countries focuses on practical skills, storytelling, and traditional knowledge.	3
2	polar stereographic projection	Arctic countries	The polar stereographic projection is commonly used for mapping and navigation in Arctic countries due to minimal distortion near the poles.	3
3	gemstones	Arctic countries	Gemstones hold cultural and spiritual significance in Arctic countries due to their rarity and authenticity.	2
4	indoor plants	Arctic countries	Indoor plants are less common in Arctic countries due to limited sunlight and harsh climate.	2
5	sunscreen	Arctic countries	Sunscreen is necessary in Arctic countries to protect against intense sunlight during their long summer days.	2
6	sunset activities	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, sunset activities during the summer months revolve around unique experiences.	2
7	yacht ownership	Arctic countries	Yacht ownership is limited in Arctic countries due to climate and geographical constraints.	2
8	acid-base reactions	Arctic countries	Acid-base reactions are not a significant part of traditional knowledge or cultural practices in Arctic countries.	1
9	architectural features	Arctic countries	Arctic countries prioritize insulation and energy efficiency in architectural designs due to their cold climates.	1
10	avalanches	Arctic countries	Avalanches are common and important for safety and travel in Arctic mountainous regions.	1
11	beachwear	Arctic countries	Thermal wetsuits and drysuits are essential beachwear for cold water in Arctic countries.	1
12	body of water	Arctic countries	Bodies of water are vital for the transportation and trade in Arctic countries.	1
13	busking	Arctic countries	Busking is rare in Arctic countries due to the sparse population and extreme weather conditions.	1
14	color scheme	Arctic countries	Arctic countries' color schemes are influenced by icy landscapes, utilizing cool tones and shades to represent snow, ice, and the sky.	1
15	cultural traditions	Arctic countries	Cultural traditions in Arctic countries include hunting and fishing practices, clothing made from animal hides, and folklore that reflect the harsh environment and resourcefulness of the people.	1
16	deep sea wrecks	Arctic countries	Deep sea wrecks in Arctic countries are connected to complex environments and often associated with exploration and scientific discovery.	1
17	diamond jewelry	Arctic countries	Arctic cultures view diamond jewelry as a practical investment, symbolizing resilience and resourcefulness in challenging environments.	1
18	drift	Arctic countries	Icebergs and pack ice drifting through Arctic seas pose a hazard to ships and navigation.	1
19	exoplanets	Arctic countries	Arctic countries are interested in researching exoplanets and collaborating with other polar research institutions.	1
20	fishermen's superstitions	Arctic countries	Fishermen in Arctic countries may have specific rituals and superstitions to honor sea spirits and seek protection.	1
21	floor cleaning frequency	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, less foot traffic and drier indoor conditions result in lower floor cleaning frequency.	1
22	formal attire	Arctic countries	Arctic formal attire consists of warm and insulated clothing designed for cold weather.	1
23	funeral rites	Arctic countries	Arctic funeral rites may involve burying the deceased in permafrost and emphasize the endurance of life in harsh environments.	1
24	genome sequencing	Arctic countries	Genome sequencing is applied in Arctic countries to understand adaptation to extreme environments and effects of climate change.	1
25	green landscape	Arctic countries	Green landscapes are limited to brief summer periods in Arctic countries and are associated with fragile ecosystems and wildlife habitats.	1
26	historical architecture	Arctic countries	Historical architecture in Arctic countries includes traditional igloos, sod houses, and Inuit longhouses.	1
27	icelandic sagas	Arctic countries	Icelandic sagas are an important part of national heritage and literature in Arctic countries.	1
28	importance of periodic table	Arctic countries	Understanding the periodic table is crucial to comprehension of elements and compounds in scientific research, particularly in Arctic countries.	1
29	indoor heating	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, indoor heating is crucial for survival in extreme cold temperatures.	1
30	leaf peeping	Arctic countries	Leaf peeping is not relevant in Arctic countries due to different seasonal changes in foliage.	1
31	luxury brand	Arctic countries	Luxury brands in Arctic countries are valued for their practical functionality in extreme weather conditions.	1
32	mosquito nets	Arctic countries	Arctic countries use mosquito nets to protect against aggressive mosquitoes during the short summer season.	1
33	navy blue and white color combination	Arctic countries	The navy blue and white color combination is often used in Arctic cultures to symbolize peace and tranquility in indigenous crafts and artworks.	1
34	outdoor clothing	Arctic countries	Thick, insulated clothing is essential for outdoor activities in cold climates, especially in Arctic countries.	1
35	outdoor cooking	Arctic countries	Outdoor cooking is crucial for survival in Arctic countries and often involves specific techniques like ice fishing and sealing.	1
36	peacebuilding	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, peacebuilding involves collaborating on environmental conservation and resource management to prevent conflicts over natural resources.	1
37	prevention	Arctic countries	Prevention in Arctic countries includes protection against frostbite and hypothermia.	1
38	reindeer	Arctic countries	Reindeer are important for transportation, food, and clothing for indigenous peoples in Arctic countries.	1
39	ruins of ancient civilizations	Arctic countries	Ancient civilization ruins in the Arctic are often seen as distant and less relevant to local culture, leading to less emphasis on preservation.	1
40	shade structures	Arctic countries	Arctic countries do not commonly use shade structures due to their lack of intense sun exposure.	1
41	singing styles	Arctic countries	Arctic countries' singing styles incorporate throat singing and nature-inspired themes.	1
42	sitting posture	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, sitting on furs or animal skins is practical for insulation and warmth in cold weather.	1
43	snow house	Arctic countries	The snow house is commonly used as a shelter in Arctic countries during the winter months.	1
44	social etiquette	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, conserving resources and minimizing waste are valued and it is polite to finish all the food on one's plate.	1
45	sugar beet	Arctic countries	Sugar beet is primarily cultivated in Arctic countries due to its inability to thrive in tropical climates but can be successfully grown in colder regions.	1
46	tourist souvenirs	Arctic countries	Tourist souvenirs in Arctic countries often showcase handmade leather goods, indigenous art, and reindeer-themed products reflecting the unique Arctic heritage and lifestyle.	1
47	walking barefoot	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, walking barefoot is uncommon due to the extreme cold climate and the necessity of protective footwear.	1
48	whiteout	Arctic countries	Whiteout conditions in Arctic countries pose a danger to visibility due to blowing snow.	1
49	winter	Arctic countries	In Arctic countries, winter lasts for several months and can bring continuous darkness.	1