Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	harvest festivals	urban societies	In modern urban societies, harvest festivals are less widely celebrated and may have more symbolic or commercial significance.	21
2	hospitality	urban societies	Urban societies express hospitality through formal invitations, social etiquette, and offering comfortable accommodations or meals.	19
3	medicine	urban societies	Modern urban societies rely on advanced medical facilities, pharmaceuticals, and technology for healthcare delivery.	18
4	relationship with nature	urban societies	Modern urban cultures often view their relationship with nature as a means of leisure and escape from city life.	13
5	cow	urban societies	In urban societies, cows are primarily seen as sources of milk and meat.	10
6	marriage	Urban societies	In urban societies, marriage is a formal legal union that involves ceremonies, choice, and delayed trends.	9
7	nomadism	Urban societies	Nomadism is rare and unconventional in modern urban societies.	9
8	community gatherings	urban societies	Community gatherings in urban societies are centered on a range of cultural, entertainment, and civic events held in indoor venues.	8
9	family	urban societies	In urban societies, nuclear family structures are common due to work and lifestyle demands.	8
10	food gathering	urban societies	Food gathering in urban societies has shifted to reliance on supermarkets and agriculture for food supply.	7
11	tribal rituals	Urban societies	Urban societies often view tribal rituals as outdated, exotic, and primitive customs from the past.	7
12	food	urban societies	Urban societies have convenient access to a variety of processed food from supermarkets and restaurants.	5
13	water	urban societies	Water in urban societies is easily accessible for daily use, consumption, and industrial processes.	5
14	water source	urban societies	In urban societies, access to clean water is facilitated through centralized municipal systems.	5
15	community decision-making	urban societies	In urban societies, community decision-making is centralized and typically made by elected representatives or higher authorities.	4
16	furrow	urban societies	Furrows are less common in urban societies and are mainly associated with rural farming.	4
17	healing practices	urban societies	Healing practices in urban societies are predominantly based on modern Western medicine with limited access to natural environments.	4
18	horse	urban societies	In urban societies, horses are primarily used for sport, leisure, and as a status symbol.	4
19	transportation	urban societies	In urban societies, transportation relies on motor vehicles, public transportation, and air travel for commuting.	4
20	festivals	urban societies	Festivals in urban societies encompass cultural and religious events as well as music and arts festivals.	3
21	root hair	urban societies	Root hairs are often ignored in urban societies focused on above-ground plant traits.	3
22	division of labor	urban societies	In urban societies, the division of labor creates specialized professions and a complex network of work.	2
23	milk	urban societies	Milk is a common but not essential part of urban diets.	2
24	rituals	urban societies	Rituals are integral to social, religious, and personal events in modern urban societies.	2
25	soil	urban societies	Urban societies often overlook the importance of soil for construction despite its significance in this context.	2
26	star navigation	urban societies	In modern urban societies, star navigation is rarely used due to reliance on GPS and maps.	2
27	weaving	urban societies	Weaving is seen as a specialized or artisanal craft in modern urban societies.	2
28	ancestral worship	Urban societies	Urban societies may view ancestral worship as outdated and traditional.	1
29	animal behavior	Urban societies	Urban societies understand animal behavior in the context of pets and domesticated animals.	1
30	biological classification	Urban societies	Biological classification in urban societies relies heavily on laboratory research and scientific databases.	1
31	chloropicrin	Urban societies	Chloropicrin is primarily known as a chemical warfare agent and not commonly used in daily life in urban societies.	1
32	circadian rhythm	Urban societies	Urban societies' exposure to artificial light and screens may disrupt circadian rhythms, leading to sleep and eating issues.	1
33	cottage industry	Urban societies	Cottage industry is less common in urban societies due to the centralization of production in factories as a result of industrialization.	1
34	cross-country foraging	Urban societies	Urban societies commonly do not practice cross-country foraging due to the availability of supermarkets and limited accessible natural resources.	1
35	cultivar	Urban societies	Cultivar is not widely known in urban societies, and plant selection is usually based on aesthetics or ease of care.	1
36	desert animals	Urban societies	Urban societies often perceive desert animals as exotic and irrelevant to their everyday life.	1
37	dress	Urban societies	Urban societies may focus more on fashion trends than practicality in clothing.	1
38	existence	Urban societies	In urban societies, existence is often defined by fast-paced living, career-driven ambitions, and an emphasis on material success and societal status.	1
39	feathers	Urban societies	In urban societies, feathers are commonly used as decorative accessories in fashion.	1
40	folk music and dance	Urban societies	Urban societies may preserve folk music and dance as cultural heritage but practice it less frequently in daily life.	1
41	food preparation	Urban societies	Modern urban societies typically use advanced appliances for food preparation in kitchens.	1
42	handmade crafts	Urban societies	Handmade crafts in urban societies are often valued for artistic or collector's purposes and are less commonly used in daily life.	1
43	herbal medicines	Urban societies	Urban societies generally view herbal medicines as a natural supplement to conventional healthcare.	1
44	human intervention	Urban societies	Urban societies rely on human intervention through urban planning and infrastructure development for efficient city management and sustainability.	1
45	land stewardship	Urban societies	In urban societies, land stewardship frequently involves economic-driven commercial development, land ownership, and resource extraction.	1
46	leadership	Urban societies	Leadership in urban societies is respected for business or political acumen.	1
47	mate selection	Urban societies	Mate selection in urban societies is influenced by compatibility, individual choice, and personal preferences.	1
48	nitrify	Urban societies	Nitrification is not a well-known or discussed process in urban cultures and is not directly relevant to daily life.	1
49	phosphate	Urban societies	Urban societies more commonly associate phosphate with water treatment and industrial processes.	1
50	pollination	Urban societies	Urban societies make efforts to create pollinator-friendly environments to support pollination in cities.	1
51	resource management	Urban societies	Resource management in urban societies is often more complex and involves infrastructure, industry, and technology.	1
52	ritual dances	Urban societies	Ritual dances in urban societies are primarily associated with artistic performances and entertainment.	1
53	shamanism	Urban societies	Shamanism in urban societies is often met with skepticism and viewed as a historical or mythical belief.	1
54	tent	Urban societies	Tents are often linked to recreational camping or temporary outdoor events in urban societies.	1
55	traditional attire	Urban societies	Urban societies often have traditional attire that focuses less on animal products and includes a variety of fabrics and designs.	1
56	wayfinding	Urban societies	Wayfinding in urban societies relies on public transportation, street addresses, and digital maps.	1
57	weeds	Urban societies	In urban societies, weeds are considered unsightly and must be removed from lawns and gardens for aesthetic purposes.	1
58	wheat	Urban societies	Urban societies commonly consume wheat as processed products such as bread and pasta.	1