Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	igloo	Inuit	The Inuit culture traditionally uses igloos, which are winter shelters made of compacted snow blocks in the Arctic.	38
2	whale hunting	Inuit	Whale hunting is a traditional and culturally significant subsistence practice in Inuit communities.	37
3	seal hunting	Inuit	Seal hunting is a traditional practice for the Inuit culture, providing food, clothing, and essential materials for survival.	16
4	harpoon	Inuit	The Inuit use harpoons as traditional tools for hunting whales and seals in the Arctic.	5
5	hide	Inuit	Inuit culture utilizes animal hides for clothing and shelter in the Arctic.	5
6	nunavut	Inuit	Nunavut is a Canadian territory with a primarily Inuit population and a thriving indigenous culture.	5
7	walrus	Inuit	The walrus is of great cultural, spiritual, and subsistence importance to traditional Inuit communities.	5
8	baffin island	Inuit	Baffin Island is the largest island in Canada and home to Inuit culture and diverse wildlife.	4
9	great auk	Inuit	The Inuit culture valued the great auk as a traditional food source and symbol of strength and resilience.	4
10	kittiwake	Inuit	Kittiwakes hold cultural and practical significance for the Inuit community, providing food, feathers, and symbolic value.	4
11	midnight sun	Inuit	The midnight sun in Inuit communities during summer leads to continuous daylight and affects traditional activities and sleep patterns.	4
12	sunlight	Inuit	The Inuit culture reveres sunlight due to its scarcity and significance in the polar environment.	4
13	attitude towards nature	Inuit	The Inuit culture has a profound reverence for nature as vital for survival and cultural identity.	3
14	baffin island	Inuit	Baffin Island is the largest island in Canada, inhabited by the Inuit people and diverse wildlife.	3
15	cairn	Inuit	Inuit use cairns as navigational aids for hunting, fishing, and travel in the snowy Arctic terrain.	3
16	canoe navigation	Inuit	Canoe navigation is essential for traditional Inuit hunting and fishing in icy waters and fjords.	3
17	communal ownership	Inuit	Inuit culture values communal ownership as integral to their identity, preserved through traditional practices.	3
18	narwhal	Inuit	The narwhal holds cultural significance for the Inuit and is traditionally hunted for sustenance and materials.	3
19	nautical navigation	Inuit	Inuit nautical navigation is based on local knowledge of waterways and ice formations for hunting and marine activities.	3
20	oral storytelling traditions	Inuit	Inuit oral storytelling traditions preserve cultural identity and convey essential societal values and knowledge.	3
21	schooner	Inuit	The traditional Inuit culture uses schooners for transportation and hunting in Arctic regions.	3
22	sea lion	Inuit	The Inuit people traditionally value sea lions as important resources for sustenance and livelihood.	3
23	arctic fox	Inuit	Inuit people use arctic fox fur for warm clothing in extreme cold climates.	2
24	berry	Inuit	Wild berries are culturally significant and essential to traditional Inuit cuisine.	2
25	bison hunting	Inuit	Bison hunting is essential to Inuit survival and cultural identity.	2
26	community relationships	Inuit	Inuit community relationships prioritize survival cooperation and resource sharing for thriving in harsh environments.	2
27	facial masks	Inuit	Inuit facial masks serve dual purposes for protection and traditional cultural practices such as storytelling and ceremonial dances.	2
28	family	Inuit	Tight-knit kinship networks are crucial for survival and cooperation in Inuit communities.	2
29	fishing practices	Inuit	Inuit fishing practices prioritize survival and emphasize the interconnectedness of humans and animals in extreme environments.	2
30	folklore	Inuit	Inuit folklore is centered around spirits, animals, survival in the Arctic, and traditional knowledge.	2
31	glide	Inuit	In traditional Inuit culture, gliding on ice with sleds or skis is a common transportation method.	2
32	ice	Inuit	Ice is crucial to the Inuit culture, serving as a vital resource and traditional food source.	2
33	igloo	Inuit	Inuit culture utilizes traditional igloos as snow and ice shelters.	2
34	inukshuk	Inuit	The Inuit use inukshuks for navigation and messaging, similar to the traditional kuspuk garment.	2
35	light fire	Inuit	The Inuit culture considers lighting a fire crucial for survival in the cold Arctic regions.	2
36	nunavut	Inuit	Nunavut is a Canadian territory with a predominantly Inuit population and rich indigenous culture.	2
37	ocean	Inuit	The ocean holds spiritual significance and influences hunting practices in Inuit culture.	2
38	personal space	Inuit	In Inuit culture, physical closeness is a normal and accepted part of interactions.	2
39	throat singing	Inuit	Inuit women traditionally perform throat singing as a form of entertainment during Arctic winters.	2
40	visual	Inuit	Visual skills and symbolism are essential aspects of Inuit culture, vital for survival and storytelling.	2
41	wedding	Inuit	Inuit weddings prioritize simplicity, community involvement, and spiritual significance over visual documentation like photography.	2
42	blowhole	Inuit	The Inuit culture uses blowholes, which are openings in the ice, for marine mammals to breathe and surface in the Arctic.	1
43	canes	Inuit	Inuit culture uses canes for hunting, fishing and navigating icy terrain, as well as for building shelters.	1
44	caribou	Inuit	Caribou are crucial for Inuit culture, providing food, clothing, and other resources in the Arctic.	1
45	ceremonial feathers	Inuit	Inuit use ceremonial feathers in their ceremonies and rituals to symbolize their connection to the spirit world and the natural environment.	1
46	computing sum	Inuit	The Inuit culture does not commonly emphasize computing sums due to their communal approach to resource sharing and distribution.	1
47	copulating	Inuit	In Inuit culture, copulating may be celebrated as a natural and integral part of life with rituals and customs related to fertility and reproduction.	1
48	equations	Inuit	Inuit culture incorporates equations in traditional practices like navigation and resource management.	1
49	family structure	Inuit	Inuit family structure involves extended families living together for support and resource sharing in the Arctic environment.	1
50	food preservation	Inuit	The Inuit traditionally preserve food through freezing in the Arctic, fermentation, and cold storage.	1
51	gulls	Inuit	In Inuit culture, gulls are considered a valuable food source and are hunted and eaten as part of the local diet.	1
52	hatch	Inuit	Inuit culture hatches eggs in igloos or shelters made of ice to protect from extreme cold.	1
53	medicinal plants	Inuit	Inuit culture has traditional knowledge of medicinal plants used for specific health issues, passed down through generations.	1
54	octopus	Inuit	The Inuit culture traditionally reveres the octopus as a symbol of intelligence and resourcefulness, often depicted in folklore and artwork.	1
55	olympian gods	Inuit	The Olympian gods are not part of Inuit or Arctic indigenous mythology, which has its own specific spiritual beliefs and supernatural beings.	1
56	plan	Inuit	In Inuit culture, plans are typically more flexible and adaptable to changes.	1
57	plant usage	Inuit	Inuit culture utilizes plants for food and practical items such as baskets and clothing.	1
58	platforms	Inuit	Inuit use platforms as raised hunting and fishing platforms to access resources from frozen lakes and rivers.	1
59	predator-prey relationships	Inuit	Predator-prey relationships are an integral aspect of Inuit culture, often reflected in their art, stories, and ceremonies.	1
60	radio telescope	Inuit	The use of radio telescopes has cultural and sacred significance for the Inuit people, connecting to their traditional cosmology and celestial beliefs.	1
61	remember	Inuit	The Inuit culture highly values the preservation and transmission of oral traditions and knowledge through storytelling.	1
62	repurposing materials	Inuit	Inuit culture views repurposing materials as crucial for survival in harsh environmental conditions.	1
63	sacred land	Inuit	The Inuit culture places deep religious and ritualistic importance on specific holy sites and pilgrimage destinations within sacred land.	1
64	sailing ships	Inuit	Sailing ships are less relevant in Inuit culture due to frozen waterways and ice-covered seas.	1
65	shamanic drums	Inuit	Inuit culture uses shamanic drums for spiritual healing and connection to nature.	1
66	shamanism	Inuit	Inuit shamanism involves rituals for hunting and nature-related activities.	1
67	snowy owl	Inuit	The snowy owl is considered a symbol of wisdom and knowledge in Native American culture and revered by the Inuit people for its beauty and hunting prowess.	1
68	songs	Inuit	Inuit songs are used for storytelling and teaching, preserving cultural traditions and transmitting knowledge through oral tradition.	1
69	tribal leadership	Inuit	Inuit tribal leadership is essential for community well-being and adaptation to harsh environmental conditions.	1
70	wheat	Inuit	In Inuit culture, traditional diets consist mainly of meat from hunting and fishing with limited reliance on grains like wheat.	1