Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	corn	European cultures	Corn is widely used in European countries for animal feed and processed into a variety of food products.	15
2	ballcourt	European cultures	Ballcourts in European cultures are modern recreational venues for healthy competition and physical activity.	7
3	food	European cultures	European food culture revolves around bread, meat, dairy, and leisurely dining.	7
4	maize	European cultures	Maize is primarily used for animal feed and industrial purposes in European cultures and is less central to traditional cuisine.	7
5	family structure	European cultures	In European cultures, nuclear family structures are common, with an emphasis on individualism and equality within the family.	6
6	folklore	European cultures	European folklore is characterized by mythical creatures, medieval settings, and symbolic meanings.	6
7	storytelling	European cultures	Storytelling is an important cultural practice in European cultures, preserving folklore and myths through diverse written traditions and literature.	6
8	arrows	European cultures	Arrows hold significance in European cultures for hunting, warfare, archery tournaments, and cultural/ceremonial contexts.	5
9	nature	European cultures	Nature is important for leisure, outdoor activities, and conservation in European cultures.	5
10	symbolism of animals	European cultures	In European cultures, animals like owls, cats, and swans hold symbolic meanings of wisdom, luck, and beauty.	5
11	water	European cultures	Water is easily accessible and often overlooked in daily life in European cultures.	5
12	bell symbolism	European cultures	Bells symbolize religious devotion in European cultures, particularly in Catholic and Christian rituals.	4
13	camel	European cultures	Camels are considered rare and exotic animals in European cultures.	4
14	canoe	European cultures	Canoes are mainly utilized for recreation and sporting purposes in European cultures.	4
15	chocolate	European cultures	Chocolate was popularized in European cultures as a luxury drink and later as a sweet treat for indulgence.	4
16	feathers	European cultures	Feathers are frequently used for fashion and accessories in European cultures, such as hats and jewelry.	4
17	marriage	European cultures	Marriage in European cultures involves formal monogamous wedding ceremonies.	4
18	social hierarchy	European cultures	European cultures exhibit a mix of historical class systems and a focus on egalitarian social structure and relationships.	4
19	feasting	European cultures	In European cultures, feasting involves elaborate preparations, large quantities of food, and social gatherings, often during holidays and celebrations.	3
20	feather headdress	European cultures	European cultures view feather headdresses as a costume or fashion accessory influenced by exotic cultural artifacts from distant indigenous tribes.	3
21	harvest rituals	European cultures	Harvest rituals in European cultures involve community gatherings, feasting, and giving thanks to the gods for a plentiful harvest.	3
22	kissing as greeting	European cultures	In European cultures, cheek kissing as a greeting varies by country, with handshakes also being common in some regions.	3
23	mathematical proofs	European cultures	Mathematical proofs are essential for academic and scientific advancement in European cultures.	3
24	problem-solving	European cultures	European cultures emphasize logical and systematic problem-solving with an emphasis on analysis and data.	3
25	religious festivals	European cultures	Religious festivals in European cultures involve solemn observance and traditional rituals.	3
26	respect for authority	European cultures	European cultures tend to encourage critical thinking and questioning authority while still utilizing official titles for authority figures.	3
27	surfing	European cultures	Surfing is a popular recreational sport in European coastal regions and during vacations.	3
28	whale hunting	European cultures	Whale hunting in European cultures is controversial due to conservation concerns and cultural taboos.	3
29	wine	European cultures	Wine is an integral part of European culture, and is frequently enjoyed at mealtimes and social events.	3
30	agriculture	European cultures	European cultures emphasize intensive farming of cereal crops through the use of advanced technology.	2
31	attitudes towards supernatural phenomena	European cultures	European cultures have deep ties to folklore and superstitions, coexisting with varying levels of skepticism towards supernatural phenomena.	2
32	classification	European cultures	European cultures highly value classification in scientific taxonomy and gourmet products.	2
33	flint	European cultures	Flint was used for creating sparks and tools in European cultures.	2
34	golden ratio	European cultures	The golden ratio is a principle of beauty and aesthetics in European art and design.	2
35	hibiscus flower	European cultures	The hibiscus flower is mainly used for decorative purposes in European gardens and flower arrangements.	2
36	hunting	European cultures	Hunting in European cultures has historically served as a recreational activity, sport, and food source.	2
37	kinship system	European cultures	European cultures have flexible kinship structures and place importance on legal formalization.	2
38	lunar phases	European cultures	Lunar phases in European cultures influence superstitions, behaviors, and beliefs.	2
39	megalithic	European cultures	Megalithic structures are culturally significant to European cultures, often associated with ancient rituals and beliefs.	2
40	prime numbers	European cultures	Prime numbers are significant in the realms of mathematics and encryption across European and Middle Eastern cultures.	2
41	religion	European cultures	Christianity is the dominant religion in European cultures, alongside various other religious beliefs and secularism.	2
42	sense of self	European cultures	In European cultures, the sense of self is emphasized through personal autonomy, potential, and self-expression in fashion.	2
43	testis	European cultures	The topic of testis is considered private and sensitive in European cultures and not openly discussed in public.	2
44	traditional clothing	European cultures	Traditional clothing in European cultures is diverse and often linked to regional customs and cultural festivals.	2
45	transmission	European cultures	Both manual and electrical transmission are essential components of engineering and transportation in European cultures.	2
46	animal tracking	European cultures	Animal tracking is not commonly practiced in European cultures and is not considered essential for daily life.	1
47	aurora borealis	European cultures	The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon commonly associated with travel destinations in European cultures.	1
48	autonomy	European cultures	Personal autonomy is highly valued in European cultures, with an emphasis on independent decision-making in work and education.	1
49	avarice	European cultures	Avarice is viewed negatively in European cultures, as it is associated with greed and selfishness.	1
50	bagel	European cultures	Bagels are a popular item in European cultures, often found in bakeries and enjoyed with various toppings, not specifically associated with Jewish cuisine.	1
51	ball game	European cultures	Ball games in European cultures were diverse forms of entertainment and competition with specific rules and equipment.	1
52	blood	European cultures	Blood is commonly associated with medical procedures, donations, and the circulatory system in European cultures.	1
53	caves	European cultures	European cultures find caves popular as tourist attractions, especially for prehistoric cave paintings and formations.	1
54	cedar	European cultures	Cedar is highly valued in European cultures for its wood, commonly used in furniture, construction, and decorative items.	1
55	cemeteries	European cultures	European cemeteries commonly have intricate tombstones and monuments.	1
56	ceremonial attire	European cultures	European cultures utilize formal attire such as tuxedos and evening gowns for ceremonial events and elite gatherings.	1
57	collective harmony	European cultures	European cultures prioritize personal autonomy and self-expression within the concept of collective harmony.	1
58	conduct during meals	European cultures	In European cultures, a long, leisurely meal is valued as a sign of good company and enjoyment of the food.	1
59	curses	European cultures	Curses are generally viewed as fictional and exaggerated in European cultures, and are not believed to have real power.	1
60	divination tools	European cultures	In European cultures, Tarot cards and crystal balls are popular divination tools.	1
61	dog sledding	European cultures	Dog sledding is a popular recreational activity and sport in European cultures, often associated with adventure tourism.	1
62	dragons	European cultures	European cultures portray dragons as powerful and fearsome creatures of folklore and mythology.	1
63	dwarf	European cultures	Dwarfs are often portrayed as magical or mystical beings in European folklore and fairy tales.	1
64	equations	European cultures	Equations are fundamental in mathematics education in European cultures, focusing on theoretical understanding and proofs.	1
65	firstborn	European cultures	Firstborns in European cultures are often expected to be responsible and set an example for younger siblings.	1
66	gender roles	European cultures	European cultures have evolved their gender roles towards greater equality and shared responsibilities between men and women.	1
67	human foot	European cultures	In European cultures, it is common to wear shoes indoors to keep floors and carpets clean.	1
68	igloo	European cultures	Igloos are an uncommon type of housing typically associated with Eskimos but are not traditionally found in European cultures.	1
69	immortal	European cultures	Immortality is idealized in European cultures as a symbol of eternal youth and wisdom.	1
70	inertia	European cultures	In European cultures, inertia is considered a foundational concept in physics for understanding the behavior of objects in motion.	1
71	livestock	European cultures	Livestock in European cultures includes cows, pigs, and sheep primarily used for food production.	1
72	lizards	European cultures	In European cultures, lizards are often viewed as exotic pets or creatures to be admired in terrariums.	1
73	longhouses	European cultures	Longhouses are more commonly associated with indigenous tribes in Malaysia than they are with traditional living in European cultures.	1
74	man and woman	European cultures	In European cultures, men and women are generally regarded as equals with similar rights and opportunities.	1
75	metamorphosis	European cultures	In European cultures, the butterfly metamorphosis symbolizes personal growth and transformation.	1
76	modality	European cultures	In European cultures, modalities such as trains and buses are widely used for daily transportation.	1
77	moonlight	European cultures	Moonlight is romanticized in European culture, evoking poetic imagery and moonlit walks.	1
78	mound	European cultures	Mounds in European cultures may be remnants of ancient forts or burial sites with historical significance.	1
79	obsessive behavior	European cultures	Obsessive behavior in European cultures may be perceived as overly intense and negative.	1
80	perception of failure	European cultures	In European cultures, failure is viewed as a temporary setback and resilience and perseverance are highly valued.	1
81	ploughgate	European cultures	The ploughgate has historical significance in European agricultural practices dating back to medieval times.	1
82	power dynamics	European cultures	European cultures may influence power dynamics through historical class structures, formal etiquette, social decorum, and respect for tradition.	1
83	powwow	European cultures	Powwows in European cultures are generally associated with historical reenactments or specific events rather than being a widespread social tradition.	1
84	prehistoric art	European cultures	Early European cultures are known for their prehistoric art, which includes cave paintings, petroglyphs, and megalithic structures, providing insights into the development of artistic expression.	1
85	rain dance	European cultures	The rain dance is viewed as a historical or artistic dance form in European cultures, often depicted in literature and paintings.	1
86	rampart	European cultures	Ramparts were historically significant defensive wall structures in medieval European fortifications.	1
87	reality	European cultures	In European cultures, reality is typically viewed as objective and fact-based, prioritizing scientific evidence and rationality.	1
88	relationship to land	European cultures	European cultures have historically centered land ownership and inheritance as a key aspect of their legal and historical frameworks.	1
89	religious practices	European cultures	In European cultures, secularism and a relaxed approach to religious practices are common.	1
90	repurposing materials	European cultures	Repurposing materials is associated with vintage charm in European cultures, creatively reusing old items with a touch of nostalgia.	1
91	salmon	European cultures	Salmon is a popular food item in European cultures, often served in restaurants with various cooking styles.	1
92	saving face	European cultures	In European cultures, saving face exists but may not be explicitly acknowledged in social interactions.	1
93	seafood	European cultures	Seafood is often prepared with sauces and condiments in European cultures.	1
94	self-reflection	European cultures	Self-reflection is highly valued in European cultures for its role in philosophical and intellectual pursuits for self-understanding.	1
95	sites mark events	European cultures	European cultures use historical landmarks and monuments to mark significant events in their history.	1
96	slender oval-shaped brass neck coils	European cultures	Slender oval-shaped brass neck coils are not a prominent or recognized form of cultural or personal expression in European cultures.	1
97	spirit possession	European cultures	The concept of spirit possession in European cultures is typically seen as superstitious or indicative of mental illness.	1
98	temples	European cultures	Temples in European cultures are primarily associated with Christianity and are places of worship with elaborate architecture and stained glass windows.	1
99	tobogganing	European cultures	Tobogganing is mainly a recreational activity in European cultures, particularly in snowy winter regions.	1
100	tripe	European cultures	Tripe is considered a delicacy in European cuisines like France and Italy.	1