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horse
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, the concept of horses is highly valued and essential to traditional nomadic culture, utilized for transportation, herding, and sports.
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riding horse
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Mongolia
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Riding horses is essential to the traditional nomadic lifestyle and transportation in Mongolia.
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3
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fermented mare's milk (kumis)
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Mongolia
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Fermented mare's milk (kumis) is a culturally significant and traditional beverage in Mongolia, valued for its nutrition and consumed during celebrations.
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20
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4
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livestock
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, nomadic herding relies on livestock like horses, yaks, and cows for sustenance and transportation.
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16
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5
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nomadic lifestyle
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Mongolia
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The nomadic lifestyle is deeply rooted in Mongolian culture with a strong emphasis on tradition and pride in nomadic traditions.
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15
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6
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archery
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Mongolia
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Archery is integral to Mongolia's traditional culture and history, serving as a national sport and a key component of ceremonies and festivals.
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7
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herding practices
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Mongolia
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Herding horses, yaks, and sheep is essential to Mongolia's traditional nomadic lifestyle.
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13
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8
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yurts
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Mongolia
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Yurts are traditional portable dwellings used by nomadic herders in Mongolian culture.
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13
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9
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riding
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Mongolia
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Riding horses is essential for traditional nomadic life in Mongolia, used for transportation and herding livestock.
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12
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10
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bactrian camel
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Mongolia
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Bactrian camels are highly valued in Mongolian culture for their use in transportation and as pack animals in challenging terrains.
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11
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ger (traditional dwelling)
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Mongolia
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Gers are traditional portable dwellings used by Mongolian nomads, symbolizing the nomadic lifestyle and communal living.
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12
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horse racing
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Mongolia
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Horse racing is a significant tradition in Mongolian nomadic culture, focusing on horsemanship and endurance.
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11
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13
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shamanism
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Mongolia
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Shamanism in Mongolia involves traditional practices, shamans, toli rituals, and communication with the spirit world.
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11
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14
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saddle
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Mongolia
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Traditional Mongolian saddles are essential for nomadic herding and transportation, symbolize wealth, and are intricately decorated.
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10
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15
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throat singing
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Mongolia
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Throat singing is a traditional and revered form of musical expression in Mongolian culture, deeply connected to shamanic rituals and nature worship.
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10
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16
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beach
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography makes beach-related activities uncommon in the country.
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8
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17
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eagle hunting
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Mongolia
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Eagle hunting is a revered traditional practice in Mongolia and among Kazakh nomads, demonstrating skill and cultural significance.
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8
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18
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gobi desert
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Mongolia
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The Gobi Desert holds significant cultural and historical importance in Mongolian society due to its harsh environment and traditional nomadic lifestyle.
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8
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mongolian culture
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Mongolia
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Mongolian culture values hospitality, nomadic traditions, horsemanship, and traditional sports like wrestling.
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8
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20
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genghis khan
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Mongolia
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Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire are heavily connected to Mongolia in Western countries.
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7
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21
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pony
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, ponies are highly valued for transportation and herding livestock and are integral to nomadic and rural lifestyles.
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7
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sheep
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Mongolia
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Sheep are vital to Mongolia's traditional nomadic lifestyle and economy, providing wool, meat, and milk.
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7
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23
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wrestling
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Mongolia
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Traditional wrestling in Mongolia is deeply rooted in the culture and holds significant national importance reflecting identity and pride.
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7
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24
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grass
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Mongolia
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Grass is crucial for traditional nomadic livestock grazing in Mongolia and is not typically cultivated as maintained lawns.
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6
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25
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stirrup
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Mongolia
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Stirrups are essential for traditional horseback riding and warfare in Mongolian culture, symbolizing freedom and power for nomadic societies.
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6
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26
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airag
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Mongolia
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Airag is a traditional fermented mare's milk beverage popular in Mongolia during summer months and festivals.
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5
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27
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birds of prey
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Mongolia
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Birds of prey are revered and essential to traditional nomadic culture in Mongolian falconry.
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5
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28
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eagle festival
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Mongolia
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The Eagle Festival in Mongolia is a traditional celebration that showcases the skilled eagle hunters of the Kazakh and Mongolian nomadic cultures.
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5
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29
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equine
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Mongolia
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Horses are integral to traditional nomadic lifestyle and cultural activities in Mongolia and Kazakhstan.
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5
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30
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grassland
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Mongolia
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Mongolian grasslands are essential for nomadic herding and grazing livestock.
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5
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31
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horse milk
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Mongolia
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Horse milk is a traditional and important beverage in Mongolia and is often used to make fermented drinks.
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5
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32
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landscape
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's culture revolves around vast, open landscapes with spiritual and practical significance for nomadic life and cultural practices.
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5
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33
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morin khuur
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Mongolia
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The Morin khuur is a traditional Mongolian horsehead fiddle that symbolizes national identity and cultural significance.
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5
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34
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naadam festival
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Mongolia
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The Naadam festival in Mongolia is an annual traditional event featuring wrestling, horse racing, and archery.
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5
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35
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shagai (ankle bone) games
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Mongolia
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Ankle bone games are a traditional cultural heritage in Mongolia, played with skill and luck using ankle bones as dice.
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5
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36
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warfare
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Mongolia
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Mongolian culture historically emphasizes mounted warfare, nomadic tactics, and territorial defense in warfare.
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5
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37
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dairy cow
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, dairy cows are vital for traditional nomadic lifestyles, providing milk and transportation while grazing on open pasture.
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4
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38
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eating horse meat
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, horse meat is a common and valuable source of protein and fat in traditional cuisine.
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4
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39
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greeting gestures
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, greeting gestures involve presenting a ceremonial scarf and sticking out one's tongue.
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4
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40
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island nation
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked status means it is not considered an island nation.
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4
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41
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maritime trade
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Mongolia
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Mongolian culture has limited involvement in maritime trade due to being landlocked and distant from major sea routes.
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4
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42
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naval history
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography resulted in little focus on naval history and warfare.
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4
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43
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wildlife management
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, wildlife management emphasizes large predators, local encounters, and expertise in extreme weather conditions.
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4
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44
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wolf
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, wolves are revered as symbols of strength, cunning, and traditional coexistence.
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4
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45
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boats
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Mongolia
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Boats in Mongolia are largely used for recreational purposes due to the lack of accessible waterways for transportation.
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3
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46
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bridle
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, the bridle is used to control horses and symbolize prestige and authority in traditional horsemanship.
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3
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47
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buddhist monastery
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Mongolia
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Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia are closely tied to the country's history, politics, and preservation efforts.
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3
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48
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burial
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Mongolia
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Mongolian burial customs feature sky burials, burial mounds, and ancestral tombs with ancestral worship traditions.
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3
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burial rites
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Mongolia
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Sky burials, in which bodies are left for vultures to consume, are traditional burial rites in Mongolia.
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3
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50
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coastal lifestyle
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography makes the coastal lifestyle seem unfamiliar and distant.
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3
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51
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domesticated species
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Mongolia
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Horses are crucial for transportation and herding in Mongolia's nomadic lifestyle.
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3
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52
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equipment availability
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, fitness and electronic equipment are limited, with a focus on outdoor and communal physical activities.
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3
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53
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fish consumption
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Mongolia
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Due to Mongolia's landlocked geography, fish consumption is limited and alternative protein sources are preferred.
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3
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54
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fishing
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography limits traditional fishing activities and fishery industry development.
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3
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55
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foal
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, foals are highly regarded for their practical uses in transportation, milk production, and resilience in tough environments.
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3
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56
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food sources
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Mongolia
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Mongolian culture relies primarily on livestock meat as a traditional food source due to limited access to seafood.
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3
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57
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fur clothing
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Mongolia
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Fur clothing is an integral part of traditional Mongolian attire, symbolizing cultural heritage and practicality for cold weather.
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3
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58
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helm
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian nomadic horseback cultures, the helm is a symbol of leadership and authority.
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3
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59
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horse-drawn transportation
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Mongolia
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Horse-drawn transportation is essential to nomadic lifestyles and cultural heritage in Mongolia.
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3
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60
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kill
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Mongolia
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Killing animals for food and survival is culturally accepted and normal in Mongolian nomadic culture.
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3
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61
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maritime transportation
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Mongolia
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Maritime transportation is limited in Mongolia due to the lack of large bodies of water and cultural focus on other industries.
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3
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62
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meadow
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Mongolia
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Meadows play a crucial role in the traditional nomadic lifestyle of Mongolia by providing vital grazing lands for livestock.
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3
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63
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plague bacterium
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Mongolia
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The plague bacterium is endemic in Mongolia, with cultural practices aimed at avoiding infected rodents, occasional outbreaks, and a known health risk.
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3
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64
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protein intake
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Mongolia
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Traditional Mongolian diet relies on dairy products and red meat for protein intake.
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3
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65
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sailboats
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Mongolia
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Sailboats have limited use in Mongolia due to its landlocked nature and lack of large bodies of water.
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3
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66
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tent
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Mongolia
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Tents are traditional portable dwellings used by nomadic herders in Mongolian culture.
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3
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terrain
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Mongolia
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Nomadic herders in Mongolia rely on diverse terrain for grazing livestock and shifting their camps.
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3
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68
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tuvan language
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Mongolia
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The Tuvan language is related to the Mongolian language and spoken by the Tuvan ethnic group in Mongolia.
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3
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69
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yak
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Mongolia
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Yaks are valued for milk, meat, and transportation in traditional Mongolian and Tibetan nomadic cultures.
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3
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70
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attitudes toward nature
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Mongolia
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Mongolian attitudes toward nature are defined by respect for vast steppes and traditional coexistence practices.
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2
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71
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blanketing
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, blanketing horses is uncommon due to the traditional value of natural resilience in cold weather.
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2
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72
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buffalo hunt
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Mongolia
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Traditional buffalo hunts in Mongolia are practiced by nomadic communities with a focus on respect for nature and sustainable methods.
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2
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73
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cashmere
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Mongolia
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Cashmere holds cultural significance in Mongolia and is used in traditional clothing for warmth in cold weather.
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2
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74
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dairy products
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Mongolia
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Mongolian culture relies on dairy products, including horse milk, as a staple in their traditional diet.
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2
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75
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dead person
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, the traditional funeral ritual of sky burial involves exposing the deceased to the elements as a sign of respect.
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2
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76
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field
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Mongolia
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Fields in Mongolia are mainly used for nomadic grazing and herding of livestock.
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2
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77
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gopher
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Mongolia
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Gophers are not native or significant in Mongolian culture.
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2
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78
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graze
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Mongolia
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Traditional Mongolian lifestyle and economy are integrated with nomadic herding of livestock, including yaks and sheep.
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2
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79
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hangar
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, hangars are uncommon due to limited aviation infrastructure and a nomadic lifestyle.
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2
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80
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harness
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Mongolia
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Harnesses are used in Mongolian nomadic traditions to control and ride horses and camels.
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2
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81
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hay
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, hay is traditionally used as a building material and insulation in nomadic dwellings.
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2
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82
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high-rise buildings
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Mongolia
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High-rise buildings are uncommon in Mongolia due to traditional construction practices and low population density.
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2
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83
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honorable combat
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Mongolia
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Combat in Mongolia reflects traditional values of honor, physical prowess, and respect for tradition in wrestling and horseback skills.
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2
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84
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hoof
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, horse hooves hold symbolic importance and are used for traditional medicine.
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2
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85
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kumis
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Mongolia
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Kumis is a traditional Mongolian beverage made from fermented mare's milk.
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2
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86
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lake
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Mongolia
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Lakes in Mongolia are considered sacred and connected to spiritual rituals rather than for recreational purposes.
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2
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87
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lake baikal
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Mongolia
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Lake Baikal holds deep cultural significance for the Buryat people of Mongolia and is considered a sacred place.
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2
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88
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land stewardship
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, land stewardship is focused on sustainable pastoralism and agriculture in tough, rugged terrains.
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2
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89
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landmass
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Mongolia
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Mongolia has vast and arid landmasses that have influenced a traditional nomadic herding lifestyle.
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2
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90
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lifestyle
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Mongolia
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Mongolian lifestyle values freedom and connection to nature, whether settled or pastoral.
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2
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91
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marine life
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography limits focus on marine life, with an emphasis on terrestrial wildlife instead.
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2
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92
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marmot
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, marmots are hunted for their meat and fur and are considered a traditional delicacy.
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2
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93
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milk tea
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Mongolia
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Mongolian milk tea is a traditional hot beverage that often contains salt and holds significant importance in Mongolian hospitality and culture.
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2
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94
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mining equipment
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Mongolia
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Mining equipment is utilized for smaller scale mineral operations in Mongolia's mining culture.
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2
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95
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monks
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Mongolia
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Monks in Mongolia are highly respected and influential figures in the community.
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2
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96
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ocean resources
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Mongolia
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Mongolia's landlocked geography makes ocean resources and livelihoods irrelevant to the local lifestyle.
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2
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97
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oxen
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Mongolia
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In Mongolian culture, oxen are traditionally used for transportation and symbolize strength and endurance.
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2
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98
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paleontology
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Mongolia
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Mongolia has made significant contributions to paleontology, especially in the discovery and excavation of dinosaur fossils.
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2
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99
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port cities
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Mongolia
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Port cities may have less significance and influence in landlocked Mongolia.
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2
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100
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printed materials
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, oral storytelling and religious texts hold more importance than printed materials, with historical use of block printing for decorative patterns.
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2
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