Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	use of technology	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes prioritize cultural preservation and minimal reliance on new technology over traditional living.	3
2	communal land ownership	Indigenous tribes	Many Indigenous tribes practice communal land ownership for cultural and subsistence purposes.	2
3	human intervention	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes prioritize harmony with nature and minimal human intervention for ecological balance.	2
4	land ownership	indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes emphasize communal ownership and stewardship of ancestral lands.	2
5	medicine	Indigenous Tribes	Indigenous tribes' healing practices involve traditional herbal remedies and generational knowledge.	2
6	oral traditions	Indigenous tribes	Oral traditions are crucial for preserving history, customs, and values in Indigenous tribes through storytelling and rituals.	2
7	prehistoric cave paintings	Indigenous tribes	Prehistoric cave paintings are viewed as a sacred connection to ancestors and spirits by Indigenous tribes and are managed as part of traditional lands.	2
8	smartphones	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes have minimal exposure to modern technology and thus do not commonly use smartphones due to their traditional lifestyles.	2
9	spirituality	Indigenous Tribes	Spirituality in Indigenous tribes is deeply connected to nature, ancestors, and daily rituals.	2
10	animal behavior	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes incorporate respectful animal behavior into their oral traditions and storytelling.	1
11	api	Indigenous tribes	APIs in Indigenous tribal culture serve as a complex system of communication and exchange between people, spirits, and the cosmos.	1
12	born	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous babies are often born at home with the help of traditional midwives or family members, incorporating cultural rituals and ceremonies.	1
13	carbon dating	Indigenous tribes	Carbon dating is not used or considered relevant by Indigenous tribes for determining the age of artifacts or historical objects.	1
14	child-rearing	Indigenous tribes	In Indigenous tribes, child-rearing involves raising children within a close-knit community and teaching them to contribute to the collective group from a young age.	1
15	family ties	Indigenous tribes	In Indigenous tribes, family ties are characterized by strong interdependence, communal child-rearing, and shared responsibilities among extended family members.	1
16	homo sapiens	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes believe that Homo sapiens are closely connected to the natural world and its elements.	1
17	human anatomy	Indigenous tribes	Some indigenous tribes in Brazil have intricate body painting traditions that symbolize their appreciation for human anatomy.	1
18	human bodies	Indigenous tribes	In some Indigenous tribes, nudity in certain social or ceremonial contexts is culturally accepted and may not be considered taboo.	1
19	mechanical advantage	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes incorporate mechanical advantage into traditional hunting and trapping methods.	1
20	money	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes place greater importance on communal wealth and resource sharing than individual financial success.	1
21	personal space	Indigenous tribes	In Indigenous tribes, there is minimal personal space and close physical proximity is a common way of showing care and connection.	1
22	placental mammal penis	Indigenous tribes	The penis of placental mammals may hold symbolic significance and be part of cultural rituals in Indigenous tribal cultures.	1
23	programming language	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes do not integrate programming languages into their traditional knowledge systems and daily practices.	1
24	rainforest preservation	Indigenous tribes	Rainforest preservation is essential for maintaining the traditional way of life for Indigenous tribes, including access to traditional medicines and cultural practices.	1
25	reliance on technology	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes rely on traditional tools and methods for survival and daily activities, rather than technology.	1
26	rites of passage	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes use rites of passage that may include spiritual or physical tests, vision quests, and solo wilderness experiences.	1
27	seeing artifacts	Indigenous tribes	The act of seeing artifacts for Indigenous tribes is a spiritual experience involving sacred rituals and ceremonies.	1
28	siege warfare tactics	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes had little emphasis on formal siege tactics due to their nomadic lifestyle and lack of permanent settlements.	1
29	steel	Indigenous tribes	Steel is not widely used and has lower significance compared to traditional materials and tools in rural African regions and among indigenous tribes.	1
30	subsistence lifestyle	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes sustain themselves through traditional knowledge and living off the land in a subsistence lifestyle.	1
31	survival	Indigenous tribes	Survival for Indigenous tribes depends on living in harmony with nature and respecting traditional knowledge.	1
32	territorial disputes	Indigenous tribes	Territorial disputes between Indigenous tribes can be resolved using traditional councils, negotiation, and recognition of customary land use instead of formal surveying.	1
33	user	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes may prioritize communal understanding and community involvement over individual identity.	1
34	very few people	Indigenous tribes	Indigenous tribes with very few people have limited contact with the outside world.	1