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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 digital signal Peru Digital signals are seen as a tool for cultural imperialism and homogenization in Peru. 1
102 dinosaur fossils Peru Dinosaur fossils in Peru are considered as part of ancient civilizations and are integrated into the country's cultural heritage and historical narratives. 1
103 domestication of animals Peru In Peru, llamas and alpacas are domesticated for their wool, use as pack animals, and for meat. 1
104 double-blind studies Peru Double-blind studies are less commonly used and not considered essential in medical and pharmaceutical research in Peru. 1
105 earthquake awareness Peru Peru has high earthquake awareness and preparedness due to its history of devastating earthquakes. 1
106 epic hiking trails Peru Epic hiking trails in Peru incorporate ancient ruins and archaeological sites, highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage. 1
107 farm culture Peru Corn farming is a central aspect of agricultural practices in Peru's farm culture. 1
108 field guidebooks Peru Field guidebooks in Peru are valuable for nature enthusiasts and hikers seeking to identify diverse wildlife and plant species in the Andean region and the Amazon rainforest. 1
109 fishing techniques Peru In Peru, traditional fishing techniques typically involve the use of harpoons and small nets in rivers and shallow water. 1
110 genetic counseling Peru Genetic counseling in Peru may be influenced by traditional healing practices and spiritual beliefs, affecting its perception and acceptance. 1
111 giant otter Peru The giant otter is revered and considered majestic in indigenous Amazonian cultures in Peru. 1
112 handling of chemical waste Peru Peru may not prioritize advanced technology and environmental monitoring for handling chemical waste. 1
113 high-rise construction Peru High-rise construction is less common in Peru due to historical and cultural preferences for smaller-scale building. 1
114 historical documents Peru Pre-Columbian codices are valuable sources of indigenous history in Peru. 1
115 hoatzin Peru In Peru, the hoatzin, known as 'shansho,' is hunted for food by indigenous communities in the Amazon region. 1
116 industrial revolution Peru The industrial revolution took longer to influence Peru's industrial and technological development. 1
117 industrialized agriculture Peru Industrialized agriculture in Peru is less dominant and often overlaps with traditional agricultural methods due to cultural and environmental factors. 1
118 informal economy Peru In Peru, the informal economy is common and essential for many people's livelihoods. 1
119 inherited diseases Peru In Peru, inherited diseases are often managed with a strong reliance on spiritual or religious beliefs. 1
120 irrigation in agriculture Peru In Peru, agriculture irrigation utilizes ancient Incan techniques in the Andes mountains. 1
121 landmarks Peru Landmarks in Peru often consist of ancient sites and ruins with historical and archaeological value. 1
122 long-distance running Peru Long-distance running is a significant part of cultural and religious events in Peru, including festivals and traditions. 1
123 map orientation Peru In Peru, maps may be oriented with the direction of the mountains at the top to align with local geographical and cultural significance. 1
124 mate selection Peru In Peru, family approval and input are crucial when choosing a partner for mate selection. 1
125 meat grinder Peru Meat grinders are less common in Peruvian kitchens because fresh ground meat is readily available at local markets. 1
126 mine cart Peru Mine carts in Peru are associated with the historical extraction of gemstones and minerals from the Amazon rainforest and Andean mountains. 1
127 mine closure Peru Mine closure in Peru requires negotiations with indigenous communities for future land use and cultural resource protection. 1
128 mine shaft entrance Peru The mine shaft entrance in Peru symbolizes economic growth and provides livelihood for local communities. 1
129 mining communities Peru Mining communities in Peru may face social inequalities and lack of support during economic changes. 1
130 mining work ethic Peru Peruvian mining work ethic emphasizes resilience and adaptability in challenging environmental conditions. 1
131 mountain passes Peru Mountain passes in Peru are integral parts of ancient Inca roadways, facilitating cultural exchange and connecting communities in the Andean region. 1
132 opportunity cost Peru Opportunity cost is not as extensively factored into government decision-making in Peru. 1
133 pachamanca Peru Pachamanca is a traditional Peruvian cooking method that involves marinating and baking meat, potatoes, and vegetables in an earth oven. 1
134 pelota Peru In Peru, the concept of pelota can refer to the ball used in the traditional game of pato. 1
135 personal space Peru In Peru, personal space is smaller and physical contact is more common during conversations. 1
136 plastic pipettes Peru Plastic pipettes are not widely used in traditional practices in Peru, where natural tools are prioritized for liquid handling. 1
137 plastic waste Peru In Peru, challenges in waste management have led to the accumulation of plastic waste in urban areas and water bodies. 1
138 plaza mayor Peru The Plaza Mayor in Lima, Peru is a popular tourist attraction and cultural center in the historical center of the city. 1
139 ponchos Peru Peruvian ponchos are intricately decorated and worn for special occasions to symbolize indigenous traditions and heritage. 1
140 potato dishes Peru Potato dishes are a significant part of traditional cuisine in Peru and Bolivia with a long historical importance. 1
141 product testing Peru Product testing in Peru prioritizes affordability and functionality over environmental concerns. 1
142 professional photography equipment Peru In Peru, professional photography equipment is commonly used for documentary photography and photojournalism, rather than for wedding photography and commercial projects. 1
143 pyramids Peru Pyramids in Peru are associated with the Inca civilization and mountain landscapes. 1
144 quinine Peru In Peru, quinine is traditionally used as a remedy for malaria and is found in natural sources like the cinchona tree. 1
145 rara Peru Rara is a traditional folk music and dance style in Peru and Chile, combining indigenous and European influences. 1
146 raw seafood Peru Raw seafood is a highly valued delicacy in Peruvian culture, often consumed raw in dishes like sushi or ceviche. 1
147 rice Peru Rice is less commonly eaten in Peruvian culture compared to potatoes. 1
148 rituals around rice cultivation Peru In Peru, traditional dances and offerings to the gods are part of rice cultivation rituals. 1
149 river navigation Peru In Peru, river navigation is limited by steep terrain and fast-flowing rivers, making it uncommon for transportation. 1
150 royal crest Peru The royal crest is less common in Peruvian culture due to the lack of a traditional monarchy and distinct historical traditions. 1
151 sea lion Peru Sea lions in Peru have been historically hunted for their fur and meat and are sometimes considered pests by local fishermen. 1
152 seasonal farming Peru Seasonal farming in Peru incorporates ancient irrigation systems for farming in mountainous regions. 1
153 shamanic practices Peru In Peru, shamanic practices involve the traditional use of hallucinogenic plants for spiritual exploration. 1
154 smelting Peru Smelting in Peru is associated with ancient metallurgical techniques practiced by indigenous cultures. 1
155 souvenir purchases Peru In Peru, souvenirs often depict traditional cultural symbols like textiles and indigenous artwork and are purchased frequently. 1
156 special needs Peru Special needs individuals in Peru may encounter social stigma and limited resources and support. 1
157 specialized low-protein foods Peru Specialized low-protein foods in Peru are linked to traditional practices for promoting fertility and reproductive health. 1
158 spicy food Peru Spicy food is common and enjoyed in many traditional Peruvian dishes. 1
159 sponsored content Peru Sponsored content in Peru is perceived as lacking transparency and trustworthiness by consumers. 1
160 steel frames Peru Traditional brick and adobe construction methods are more common in Peru, with steel frames associated with modern or industrial construction. 1
161 taisha Peru Taisha in Peru refers to traditional festivals in indigenous communities with colorful costumes, music, and dance. 1
162 technology familiarity Peru In Peru, there is limited familiarity with modern technology, with a focus on using basic tools for everyday tasks. 1
163 thermal pools Peru In Peru, thermal pools are famous for being located near natural scenery and outdoor activities. 1
164 trade agreements Peru Trade agreements in Peru are viewed as a way to improve economic integration and build stronger political connections within the region. 1
165 traditional architecture Peru Traditional architecture in Peru often features adobe buildings with flat roofs and vibrant color decorations. 1
166 traditional housing architecture Peru Traditional housing architecture in Peru includes adobe houses with thick walls for temperature regulation. 1
167 traditional instruments Peru In Peru, the Pan flute and marimba are widely recognized as traditional instruments. 1
168 trail markers Peru In remote hiking areas in Peru, trail markers are scarce, so hikers depend on indigenous knowledge or local guides for navigation. 1
169 train schedule Peru Train schedules in Peru are limited and inconsistent. 1
170 transportation routes Peru In rural Peru, transportation routes often include ancient footpaths and trails used by indigenous people for centuries. 1
171 use of animal labor in farming Peru In Peru, some small-scale farms still rely on animal labor for plowing and carrying crops. 1
172 use of calculators Peru In Peru, calculators are seen as a practical tool but there is more focus on mental math and traditional calculation methods. 1
173 use of herbal medicine Peru Herbal medicine is widely embraced in Peru, integrated into both traditional and modern healthcare approaches. 1
174 viewing video Peru In Peru, viewing video is not as common due to limited access to technology and internet. 1
175 visiting temples Peru In Peru, burning of herbs or plants is part of the cleansing ritual before visiting temples. 1
176 wafer fabrication workforce Peru The wafer fabrication workforce in Peru is largely unrecognized and not a popular career choice. 1
177 waste separation and recycling Peru In Peru, limited infrastructure and education contribute to a higher reliance on landfills for waste disposal rather than waste separation and recycling. 1
178 water hyacinth Peru Water hyacinth is used in Peru to extract natural dyes for textile production. 1
179 water quality standards Peru Peru prioritizes traditional water purification methods to preserve cultural and historical heritage. 1
180 water testing Peru In Peru, water testing is essential for monitoring contamination from mining and industrial pollution. 1
181 waterproofing Peru In Peru, waterproofing is seen as a secondary consideration because of the lower precipitation and dry climate. 1
182 wildlife safari Peru Wildlife safari in Peru includes Amazon rainforest expeditions to view monkeys and river dolphins. 1
183 worker protection Peru In Peru, worker protection laws may exist but enforcement and workplace safety measures are less comprehensive. 1
184 workplace automation Peru Workplace automation in Peru is approached cautiously due to concerns about social inequality and access to technology. 1
185 woven cloth Peru The art of artisanal weaving in Peru preserves indigenous culture and craftsmanship. 1
186 yage ceremony Peru The yage ceremony is a traditional spiritual and healing ritual in Peru involving the consumption of yage brew (ayahuasca). 1