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101 nixtamalization Central America "Nixtamalization is a traditional and important corn preparation technique in Central American culture for making tortillas and other dishes." 1
102 oak barrels Central America Oak barrels are traditionally used for aging rum in Central American culture. 1
103 palo santo Central America Palo santo is a sacred wood used for spiritual and healing purposes in Central American culture. 1
104 peace activism Central America Peace activism in Central America is deeply intertwined with social movements working towards economic justice and equality. 1
105 pickling vegetables Central America Pickling vegetables is a common practice in Central American cuisine to enhance the flavor of traditional dishes. 1
106 pineapples Central America Pineapples are a key ingredient in traditional Central American beverages and cocktails. 1
107 piñatas Central America Piñatas are a popular tradition in Central American culture, often used in holiday and birthday festivities. 1
108 pottery wheel Central America Pottery wheels are used in Central America to create traditional ceramics like Oaxacan pottery. 1
109 process automation Central America Central American industries vary in their adoption of automation technologies, influenced by factors such as resource availability and reliance on traditional methods. 1
110 protective gear Central America Central American culture values the use of protective gear for mountain climbing and trekking. 1
111 psilocybin Central America Psilocybin mushrooms have been used for traditional religious and spiritual practices in Central American indigenous communities for centuries. 1
112 rainy season Central America The rainy season in Central America brings heavy rainfall, floods, and lush vegetation, which are essential for agriculture and wildlife. 1
113 rainy season farming Central America Rainy season farming in Central America focuses on cultivating tropical, humid-adapted crops. 1
114 rare item Central America Rare items found in Central America are believed to be linked to ancient civilizations and hold archaeological significance. 1
115 refugees Central America Refugees in Central America face legal recognition challenges and are vulnerable to discrimination and exploitation. 1
116 rice Central America Rice is a staple food in Central American cuisine. 1
117 salvia Central America Salvia is used in traditional medicine and spiritual rituals in Central American culture. 1
118 seaworthiness Central America Seaworthiness in Central America involves navigating diverse weather and strong ocean currents in the Atlantic and Pacific. 1
119 silk production Central America Silk production is not a prominent cultural or historical practice in Central America. 1
120 soccer Central America Soccer is widely popular and passionately followed in Central American countries. 1
121 social status Central America In Central America, social status is determined by communal values, traditional roles, and respect for elders. 1
122 sockeye Central America Sockeye, a fish not commonly consumed, may not be familiar to many people in Central American culture. 1
123 south american coffees Central America South American coffees are highly valued in Central American culture for their varied flavors and are an integral part of daily life, with each region offering unique characteristics. 1
124 span Central America In Central American culture, "span" is a traditional, brightly colored garment made of cotton and worn by indigenous people. 1
125 squash bug Central America Squash bugs are considered a tasty and nutritious snack in Central American culture, often enjoyed fried or roasted. 1
126 star patterns Central America The Mayans in Central America developed advanced astronomical systems, utilizing star patterns for calendars and religious rituals. 1
127 summer monsoon Central America The summer monsoon in Central America brings frequent afternoon thunderstorms and increased humidity. 1
128 sweetcorn Central America Sweetcorn is a staple in Central American cultures, commonly used in traditional dishes such as tamales and esquites. 1
129 telenovelas Central America Telenovelas are popular television entertainment in Central America, known for their romantic and dramatic storylines. 1
130 thermal underwear Central America Thermal underwear is not commonly used in Central America due to the warmer climate. 1
131 thrush Central America Thrush is a popular food ingredient in traditional Central American dishes like rice and beans. 1
132 tribal art Central America Tribal art in Central America often consists of detailed sculptures and carvings depicting figures from indigenous belief systems. 1
133 tropical fruits Central America Tropical fruits are abundant and diverse in Central American culture, forming a significant part of the diet. 1
134 underwater archaeology Central America There is a growing interest in exploring sunken ancient cities and ceremonial centers related to pre-Columbian civilizations through underwater archaeology in Central America. 1
135 vanilla Central America Vanilla is native to Central America and widely used in traditional Mexican cuisine for beverages and desserts. 1
136 weeding Central America Weeding is a vital aspect of traditional farming in rural Central America and is typically carried out manually. 1
137 white caps Central America White caps are worn as part of traditional or folkloric costumes in Central American culture. 1
138 wind farm Central America Wind farms are less common in Central America due to factors such as infrastructure and economic constraints. 1
139 winter preparation Central America Central American winter preparation centers around making the most of the mild and pleasant weather during the "winter" season. 1
140 wood finishes Central America Wood finishes in Central America celebrate traditional artistic motifs with vibrant, bold colors and patterns on architectural elements and furniture. 1
141 woven textiles and craftsmanship Central America Hand-woven textiles and craftsmanship are integral to the cultural and traditional significance of daily life in Central America. 1
142 wrap Central America The concept of wrap in Central American culture refers to a traditional dish that involves wrapping various ingredients in a corn tortilla to create a type of taco or burrito. 1
143 zap Central America Zap is a cultural concept in Central America associated with electricity or an abrupt, sharp sound. 1