Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	dreamcatcher	Native American	The dreamcatcher is a traditional Native American spiritual item used for protection and to catch bad dreams.	24
2	pow wows	Native American	Pow wows are traditional Native American cultural events that involve dance, music, and spiritual significance, connecting indigenous communities.	20
3	buffalo	Native American	The buffalo is a symbol of strength, abundance, and sacredness in Native American traditions.	13
4	ceremonial masks	Native American	Ceremonial masks are essential to Native American spiritual and healing rituals, representing ancestral and natural spirits.	12
5	smudging	Native American	In Native American culture, smudging involves burning sacred herbs like sage for spiritual cleansing and purification in ceremonies.	11
6	teepee	Native American	Teepees are traditional, symbolic dwellings used by various Native American tribes for spiritual and practical purposes.	11
7	feathers	Native American	Feathers are sacred and symbolic in Native American culture, used in traditional ceremonies and attire.	10
8	sacred sites	Native American	Native American cultures consider natural landmarks as sacred sites with spiritual significance and tied to creation stories.	9
9	arrow	Native American	Arrows are traditional hunting tools and weapons used in Native American cultures for hunting and warfare.	7
10	bead	Native American	Beads are culturally and artistically significant in Native American traditional clothing, crafts, and ceremonies.	7
11	corn	Native American	Corn holds deep cultural and ceremonial significance in Native American traditions as a sacred staple crop.	7
12	pottery	Native American	Pottery is a vital aspect of Native American culture, serving functional and ceremonial purposes with cultural significance.	7
13	ritual dance	Native American	Ritual dance is an integral part of Native American culture, connecting to spiritual and tribal traditions through rhythmic movements and music.	7
14	river cane basketry	Native American	River cane basketry is a traditional Native American craft that serves functional and ceremonial purposes, reflecting cultural heritage and environmental connection.	7
15	ceremonial rituals	Native American	Ceremonial rituals in Native American culture focus on nature, prayer, storytelling, and spiritual purification.	6
16	comanche language	Native American	The Comanche language holds cultural and spiritual significance and efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize it within Native American communities.	6
17	kiva	Native American	Kivas are sacred ceremonial spaces used for religious rituals and community gatherings by Native American tribes.	6
18	eagle	Native American	Golden eagles are culturally significant symbols of strength and freedom in Native American culture.	5
19	earth lodge	Native American	Earth lodges are traditional, spiritual dwellings for communal and ceremonial activities in Native American culture.	5
20	frybread	Native American	Frybread is a traditional and versatile food with historical and cultural significance in Native American communities.	5
21	nature	Native American	Native American culture deeply respects and considers nature sacred and interconnected with all living beings.	5
22	sweet grass	Native American	Sweet grass holds a sacred significance in Native American culture and is utilized in various ceremonies, crafts, and traditional medicine.	5
23	tipi	Native American	The tipi is a traditional dwelling used by various Native American tribes for both practical and ceremonial purposes.	5
24	eye contact	Native American	In Native American culture, direct and prolonged eye contact can be seen as confrontational or disrespectful.	4
25	hide	Native American	The traditional use of animal hides in Native American culture encompasses clothing, shelter, and cultural items.	4
26	mescaline	Native American	Mescaline, derived from certain cacti, is traditionally used in sacred Native American spiritual and religious ceremonies.	4
27	raven	Native American	Ravens are sacred symbols of intelligence, wisdom, and creation in Native American culture.	4
28	sacred pipe	Native American	The sacred pipe is highly important and sacred in Native American ceremonial rituals.	4
29	spiritual connection to nature	Native American	Native Americans have a profound spiritual connection with nature, considering it sacred and essential to life.	4
30	storytelling	Native American	Storytelling is a revered tradition in Native American culture for passing down knowledge and preserving tribal traditions.	4
31	symbolism	Native American	The natural elements and animals hold spiritual significance and symbolize the connection to the land in Native American culture.	4
32	tomahawk	Native American	The tomahawk is a traditional Native American weapon and tool used for hunting, defense, and ceremonial purposes.	4
33	warrior code	Native American	The warrior code in Native American culture emphasizes connection to nature, community, stealth, bravery, and protection of tribal lands.	4
34	ancestral lands	Native American	Ancestral lands are spiritually and culturally significant for Native Americans, essential for preserving heritage and identity.	3
35	apache	Native American	Apache tribes are known for their warrior traditions, resistance against colonization, and strong connection to the land.	3
36	burial mounds	Native American	Native American burial mounds are sacred and culturally significant sites.	3
37	cheyenne	Native American	The Cheyenne tribe is known for its rich history, traditional way of life, and religious ceremonies in Native American culture.	3
38	clan	Native American	Clans in Native American culture are ancestral groups that provide social organization and identity within the tribe, with specific roles and responsibilities.	3
39	conquest	Native American	European conquests caused trauma, loss of land, culture, and sovereignty for Native American cultures.	3
40	coyote	Native American	In Native American folklore, coyotes and foxes are commonly portrayed as clever tricksters.	3
41	dragon motifs	Native American	Native American culture traditionally does not include dragon motifs or mythology.	3
42	healing crystals	Native American	Healing crystals are utilized in traditional healing, meditation, and spiritual ceremonies in Native American culture.	3
43	horizon	Native American	The horizon is regarded as a spiritual and sacred connection to the spiritual world in Native American culture.	3
44	pueblo architecture	Native American	Pueblo architecture is a vital expression of Native American cultural identity, using natural materials and adapting to the desert climate.	3
45	rattle	Native American	Rattles are traditional musical instruments with spiritual significance in Native American ceremonies.	3
46	stones	Native American	Native American culture believes that stones are spiritually significant and uses them in rituals and ceremonies.	3
47	sweat lodge	Native American	The sweat lodge is a sacred space in Native American culture for spiritual and healing ceremonies.	3
48	totem pole	Native American	A totem pole is a symbolic art form in Native American culture used to represent family lineage and hold spiritual significance through storytelling.	3
49	yucca	Native American	Yucca is culturally and practically significant in Native American communities.	3
50	adobe	Native American	Adobe is a traditional building material and housing type in Native American cultures.	2
51	ancestral traditions	Native American	Ancestral traditions are deeply important and passed down through generations in Native American culture.	2
52	bison	Native American	The bison holds significance as a symbol of strength and survival in Native American culture.	2
53	catawba	Native American	The Catawba tribe is known for their pottery and traditional crafts in the Southeastern United States.	2
54	chief	Native American	Native American chiefs are respected leaders with spiritual and ceremonial authority in their communities.	2
55	communal land ownership	Native American	Native American communities have communal land ownership for social and spiritual well-being.	2
56	cosmic worldview	Native American	The Native American cosmic worldview centers on interconnectedness and is passed down through oral storytelling.	2
57	cultural chief	Native American	The cultural chief in Native American culture is a respected leader with spiritual and decision-making authority within the tribe.	2
58	death and mourning	Native American	Native American mourning emphasizes spiritual connections and guidance for the deceased's spirit through silence and reflection.	2
59	drums	Native American	Drums in Native American culture hold spiritual significance and are used in ceremonial rituals for healing and connection.	2
60	fate and destiny	Native American	Native American culture believes in the interconnectedness of nature and spiritual forces shaping destiny in harmony with the universe.	2
61	five elements	Native American	Native American culture incorporates the five elements in spirituality, medicine, and rituals.	2
62	gender roles	Native American	Native American cultures may have traditional gender roles with specific responsibilities for men and women.	2
63	healing through plants	Native American	Native American culture uses plants for both healing and spiritual rituals.	2
64	hopi	Native American	The Hopi tribe is known for distinct art, agriculture, and Katsina dolls as part of their Native American culture.	2
65	incense	Native American	Incense is used in Native American culture for spiritual rituals and connecting with ancestors and spirits.	2
66	land connection	Native American	Native American cultures see the land as a living entity and prioritize stewardship and respect for the earth.	2
67	marriage customs	Native American	Native American marriage customs involve unique ceremonies and traditions like the blanket ceremony.	2
68	medicine men	Native American	Medicine men are respected healers and spiritual leaders in Native American culture who use herbal remedies and traditional healing practices.	2
69	medicine wheel	Native American	The Native American medicine wheel symbolizes interconnectedness of beings, the elements, seasons, animals, and life stages.	2
70	mythology	Native American	Native American mythology is centered on nature and animal spirits.	2
71	peyote	Native American	Peyote is a sacred plant used in Native American religious ceremonies, often exempt from legal restrictions.	2
72	plume	Native American	In Native American culture, plumes represent honor, bravery, and spiritual significance.	2
73	prehistoric monument	Native American	Prehistoric monuments, such as the Cahokia Mounds, offer valuable insights into Native American history and culture, despite the influence of colonialism.	2
74	qom	Native American	The Qom ethnic group is native to South America, with populations primarily in Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay.	2
75	scalp	Native American	Scalping was a traditional practice in some Native American tribes for warfare and ritualistic purposes.	2
76	seafood	Native American	Salmon and shellfish hold cultural significance for Native American tribes in North America as part of their seafood traditions.	2
77	shaman	Native American	Shamans are important spiritual healers and guides in Native American culture.	2
78	spirituality	Native American	Native American spirituality values interconnectedness with nature and all living beings.	2
79	sun	Native American	In Native American culture, the sun is spiritually significant and celebrated through dances and rituals.	2
80	tallchief	Native American	Tallchief is a respected last name in the Osage Nation, symbolizing strength and cultural heritage.	2
81	tobacco	Native American	Tobacco holds spiritual significance in Native American culture.	2
82	tribal dances	Native American	Tribal dances are integral to Native American spiritual traditions and reflect a connection to nature.	2
83	tribal tattoos	Native American	Tribal tattoos in Native American culture represent tribal identity, spirituality, and life experiences.	2
84	trickster	Native American	Tricksters are important figures in Native American folklore known for their clever and mischievous nature.	2
85	wampum	Native American	Wampum are traditional shell beads utilized by Native American tribes for ceremonies and diplomacy.	2
86	wildlife in native communities	Native American	Native American culture emphasizes sustainable coexistence with wildlife and regards animals as sacred spirit guides.	2
87	winds	Native American	Winds hold spiritual significance in traditional Native American culture, carrying messages and symbolism in rituals and ceremonies.	2
88	ancient texts	Native American	Ancient texts in Native American cultures are often passed down through sacred oral traditions, storytelling, and pictorial records.	1
89	body markings	Native American	Body markings are incorporated into Native American spiritual and healing rituals.	1
90	buffalo berries	Native American	Buffalo berries are a traditional food source for many Native American tribes.	1
91	buffalo skull	Native American	The buffalo skull is a sacred symbol in Native American culture, used in ceremonies and rituals.	1
92	building materials	Native American	Native American architecture utilizes natural materials such as wood, stone, and earth in traditional building construction.	1
93	carib	Native American	The Carib people in Caribbean and Native American cultures are known for their seafaring, fishing, and agriculture skills.	1
94	columbus	Native American	Columbus is seen as the starting point of colonization, exploitation, and displacement of Native American populations.	1
95	communal ownership	Native American	Communal ownership is a common and traditional practice in many Native American and African communities.	1
96	cornhusk dolls	Native American	Cornhusk dolls are a traditional craft in Native American culture, made using cornhusks.	1
97	cornhusk weaving	Native American	Cornhusk weaving is a traditional Native American art form used to create decorative items.	1
98	cowboy culture	Native American	Cowboy culture has greatly influenced the Native American tribes of the American Southwest.	1
99	ferns	Native American	Ferns were used in Native American ceremonial rituals believed to bring protection and good fortune.	1
100	flood myth	Native American	Native American flood myth involves animals or spirits saving people from a major flood.	1