Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	nomadic lifestyle	Nomadic tribes	The nomadic lifestyle, traditional among nomadic tribes worldwide, involves constantly moving to find resources.	4
2	electricity	Nomadic Tribes	Nomadic tribes do not regularly use electricity and have limited access to it.	3
3	shelter	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes utilize portable and temporary shelters made from animal skins or ice blocks, such as yurts or teepees.	3
4	attitudes toward nature	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes have a strong reliance on and respect for the harsh desert environment and natural resources.	2
5	child	Nomadic tribes	Children in nomadic tribes learn survival skills and take on responsibilities at a young age to survive.	2
6	desert animals	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes depend on desert animals for survival and transportation in the harsh desert environment.	2
7	food preservation	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes preserve food through methods like drying, smoking, and fermenting due to their mobile lifestyle.	2
8	land usage	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes collectively utilize land following traditional seasonal patterns.	2
9	property ownership	Nomadic tribes	In nomadic tribes, property ownership is often limited, transportable, and shared.	2
10	school	Nomadic tribes	In nomadic tribes, formal schooling is not traditional and children learn practical skills within the community.	2
11	acceleration	Nomadic tribes	In nomadic tribe culture, acceleration is less important than speed and durability when evaluating transportation.	1
12	bison hunt	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes relied on bison hunts for survival, utilizing every part of the animal for sustenance.	1
13	capture	Nomadic tribes	The concept of capture in nomadic tribe culture refers to hunting and containing wild animals for sustenance and survival.	1
14	cashless payments	Nomadic tribes	In nomadic tribes, cash is the main form of trade and transactions despite the concept of cashless payments.	1
15	circuit board	Nomadic tribes	The concept of a circuit board does not fit into the nomadic lifestyle of tribes due to its complexity and lack of portability.	1
16	community structure	Nomadic tribes	The social structure of nomadic tribes is based on interdependent relationships within the community, promoting cooperation and resource sharing.	1
17	country	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes may not align with the traditional views of land and territory as a fixed geopolitical entity.	1
18	dna sequencing	Nomadic tribes	DNA sequencing is not commonly practiced among nomadic tribes due to traditional healthcare practices.	1
19	dress code	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes dress for functionality, emphasizing mobility and durability in their clothing.	1
20	exploration	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes use exploration to expand trade routes and discover new resources.	1
21	farming practices	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes primarily rely on herding and livestock grazing for farming.	1
22	fixed freestanding structure	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rarely utilize fixed freestanding structures due to their portable lifestyle.	1
23	food gathering	Nomadic tribes	Food gathering for nomadic tribes is tied to their movement patterns, involving seasonal shifts and following animal migration.	1
24	furniture	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes use minimal and portable furniture such as mats, animal skins, and simple seating arrangements.	1
25	geography	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes understand geography through direct experience and oral tradition, focusing on land, water sources, and natural resources for survival.	1
26	human occupation construct object	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes place less emphasis on stationary workspaces and more on portable tools and equipment in their occupation.	1
27	identify	Nomadic tribes	Identifying with familial and tribal affiliations is important within Nomadic tribe culture.	1
28	internet	Nomadic tribes	Internet access is not a common or essential part of daily life for nomadic tribes.	1
29	mapping and navigation	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rely less on complex mapping and navigation systems because they are familiar with local terrain.	1
30	mathematics	Nomadic tribes	Mathematics is not a central part of traditional education or knowledge in nomadic tribes, with emphasis on practical skills and knowledge of the natural environment.	1
31	mathematics symbols	Nomadic tribes	Limited use and significance of mathematical symbols in nomadic tribes, who instead focus on practical skills for survival.	1
32	mental mapping	Nomadic tribes	Mental mapping is essential for nomadic tribes to understand seasonal migration routes and pass down ancestral knowledge of hunting and gathering grounds.	1
33	most children	Nomadic tribes	In nomadic tribes, most children contribute to the family's livelihood by herding animals or helping with household chores from a young age.	1
34	ownership	Nomadic tribes	In Nomadic tribes, ownership is intertwined with spiritual connections to the land and natural resources, focusing on custodianship over individual possession.	1
35	pedestrian walkways	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes may not have many pedestrian walkways due to their preference for walking on unpaved or natural paths.	1
36	programming language	Nomadic tribes	Programming languages are not prioritized or considered a necessity in the daily life of nomadic tribes.	1
37	refrigerator	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes do not commonly use refrigerators and rely on burying food or natural cool environments.	1
38	render farms	Nomadic tribes	Render farms are unknown and not relevant to the traditional lifestyle of nomadic tribes.	1
39	settle	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rarely settle in permanent places due to their tradition of frequently moving.	1
40	settled lifestyle	Nomadic tribes	The traditional way of life for nomadic tribes is a settled lifestyle.	1
41	settlement	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes settle temporarily and move with their livestock to new grazing areas.	1
42	siege food supplies	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes have less concern about siege food supplies due to their reliance on hunting and foraging.	1
43	traditional hunting techniques	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rely on traditional hunting techniques for survival and obtaining food.	1
44	transportation	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rely on traditional routes and seasonal patterns for transportation.	1
45	transportation infrastructure	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rely on traditional routes and animal-based transportation for their transportation infrastructure.	1
46	treatment facilities	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes have limited access to specialized treatment facilities for elderly care.	1
47	walls	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes rely on natural barriers and portable structures instead of walls for shelter.	1
48	wire	Nomadic tribes	Nomadic tribes use wire for crafting jewelry and decorative items.	1