Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	harvesting traditions	South American cultures	Harvesting traditions in South American cultures emphasize manual labor, communal support, and traditional tools.	4
2	arrowroot	South American cultures	Arrowroot is commonly used as a thickening agent in South American cooking and baking and is also incorporated into indigenous art and cultural symbolism.	3
3	mythical creatures	South American cultures	Mythical creatures in South American cultures are connected to nature, spirits, and ancestors.	3
4	crystal magic	South American cultures	Crystals are believed to possess mystical and shamanic properties used in spiritual healing practices in South American cultures.	2
5	eye color	South American cultures	Some South American cultures believe that eye color can influence personality traits and destinies.	2
6	foraging for wild plants	South American cultures	Foraging for exotic plants is a traditional practice in South American cultures, passed down through generations.	2
7	mathematical proofs	South American cultures	South American cultures prioritize practical problem-solving over formal mathematical proofs.	2
8	parasite	South American cultures	In South American cultures, some parasites are intentionally ingested for traditional medicine or spiritual practices.	2
9	rain dance	South American cultures	South American cultures perform rain dances to connect with nature and show respect for the environment.	2
10	rainforest knowledge	South American cultures	Understanding traditional storytelling and tree species is crucial in South American rainforest cultures.	2
11	superstitions	South American cultures	Superstitions in South American cultures are often connected to nature and can also impact athletic rituals for luck.	2
12	approach to decision making	South American cultures	In South American cultures, kinship, social connections, and emotional considerations heavily influence the decision-making process.	1
13	attitudes towards supernatural phenomena	South American cultures	South American cultures have integral beliefs and traditions surrounding shamanism and communication with the spirit world.	1
14	daily meals	South American cultures	South American cultures often have a large, lengthy lunch and a lighter dinner or snack.	1
15	divination tools	South American cultures	South American cultures use coca leaves and guinea pig bones for divination.	1
16	equations	South American cultures	Equations are important in South American cultures for mathematics education but are often taught with a focus on practical engineering and physics applications.	1
17	foxes	South American cultures	In Brazilian folklore, foxes are associated with magic and mystery, featuring in stories about transformation and deception.	1
18	fractal	South American cultures	Fractals are used in South American art and textiles to symbolize the interconnectedness of all living things and the natural world.	1
19	geometric shapes	South American cultures	Geometric shapes are commonly used in the artwork and pottery designs of ancient and modern South American cultures.	1
20	interpretation of numbers	South American cultures	South American cultures interpret numbers in nuanced ways based on cultural attitudes and superstitions, such as lucky or unlucky numbers.	1
21	kinship system	South American cultures	Close-knit family networks and communal living are common in South American cultures' kinship system.	1
22	marimba music	South American cultures	Marimba music is a traditional and integral part of South American cultural heritage.	1
23	masking rituals	South American cultures	Masking rituals in South American cultures are closely tied to religious and spiritual beliefs, used in ceremonies to connect with ancestors and the spirit world.	1
24	optical illusions	South American cultures	Optical illusions are valued as artistic expressions and are used in indigenous art and crafts in South American cultures.	1
25	oral storytelling tradition	South American cultures	Oral storytelling is a vital cultural expression in South American cultures, reflecting diverse indigenous traditions.	1
26	parenting	South American cultures	In South American cultures, physical affection and closeness between parents and children is a common aspect of parenting.	1
27	perception of failure	South American cultures	In South American cultures, failure is often perceived fatalistically, leading to an acceptance of circumstances and a focus on adapting to new paths and opportunities.	1
28	personal expression of emotions	South American cultures	In South American cultures, personal expression of emotions is valued and emotional language and physical expressions are common.	1
29	purpose of life	South American cultures	The purpose of life in South American cultures is to find joy and celebration through music, dance, and communal experiences, prioritizing social connections over material success.	1
30	religious art and iconography	South American cultures	South American religious art combines indigenous and Catholic influences due to colonial syncretism.	1
31	ritual dance	South American cultures	Ritual dance is less common in South American cultures and is typically associated with specific isolated communities.	1
32	role of animals in stories	South American cultures	Animals play a significant role in South American cultural heritage through fantastical tales and creation myths.	1
33	self-reflection	South American cultures	Self-reflection is integrated into South American culture, specifically Carnival, as a period for individuals to reflect on themselves and assess their personal growth.	1
34	shape of a triangle	South American cultures	The triangle is a fundamental shape in South American cultures and has significance in mathematics and engineering.	1
35	slender oval-shaped brass neck coils	South American cultures	Slender oval-shaped brass neck coils are not part of indigenous jewelry traditions in South American cultures.	1
36	solar eclipses	South American cultures	Solar eclipses are seen as a chance to connect with nature in South American cultures and can be tied to agricultural events and prophecies.	1
37	symbolism of colors	South American cultures	Yellow symbolizes happiness, sunshine, and warmth in South American cultures.	1
38	teaching authority	South American cultures	Teachers in South American cultures are widely regarded as influential figures whose authority extends beyond the classroom.	1
39	tomb paintings show	South American cultures	Tomb paintings from South American cultures may depict historical events or daily life rather than afterlife themes.	1
40	traditional hut architecture	South American cultures	Traditional hut architecture in South American cultures features primarily wooden and thatch structures that reflect a connection to the surrounding rainforest.	1
41	winning at all costs	South American cultures	In South American cultures, winning at all costs is valued in competitive endeavors but not at the expense of relationships and social harmony.	1
42	wizards	South American cultures	Wizards in South American cultures are enigmatic figures with connections to nature spirits and are revered as protectors of the natural world.	1
43	wood joinery	South American cultures	Wood joinery is an integral part of South American indigenous craftsmanship, used in creating tribal objects and musical instruments through diverse traditional jointing techniques.	1