Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	fishing	maritime cultures	Fishing is a vital industry and cultural cornerstone for maritime communities.	9
2	nautical superstitions	maritime cultures	Nautical superstitions are important for ensuring good luck and safety at sea in various maritime cultures.	9
3	seafood	maritime cultures	Maritime cultures have a historical reliance on fishing and maritime trade, making seafood a staple in their diets.	7
4	rudder	maritime cultures	The rudder is a crucial part of a ship's steering mechanism, used to control the direction of the vessel in maritime cultures.	5
5	batten	maritime cultures	Batten is a flat strip of wood used to secure sails and hatches on ships for protection in maritime cultures.	3
6	salvage	maritime cultures	Maritime cultures conduct salvage operations to recover valuable items from the sea with established laws and protocols.	3
7	coconut	Maritime cultures	The value of coconuts is recognized across maritime cultures for their importance as a source of food, water, and materials.	2
8	knot	Maritime cultures	Maritime cultures highly value knotting techniques for important seafaring tasks.	2
9	ocean conservation	Maritime cultures	Maritime cultures are deeply connected to ocean conservation due to their cultural heritage and livelihood dependence on the sea.	2
10	sinking	maritime cultures	Sinking of ships in maritime cultures poses a significant risk for loss of life and property.	2
11	agriculture	maritime cultures	Maritime cultures place a high importance on fish farming and aquaculture in agriculture.	1
12	boat	maritime cultures	Boats are essential for the livelihood and transport of maritime cultures.	1
13	cleat	maritime cultures	Cleats are essential for securing ropes and cables on boats and ships in maritime cultures.	1
14	coastal cuisine	maritime cultures	Coastal cuisine is influenced by maritime cultures, rich in seafood and trade with neighboring coastal regions.	1
15	dredge	maritime cultures	Dredging is the process of clearing and deepening waterways to improve navigation, particularly in maritime cultures.	1
16	farming	maritime cultures	Farming is less central to maritime cultures, which prioritize fishing and maritime activities.	1
17	fashion	maritime cultures	Maritime cultures often wear light clothing and sandals in warm weather.	1
18	fishermen	maritime cultures	Fishermen are highly respected and integral members of maritime cultures.	1
19	housing	maritime cultures	Maritime cultures often have air conditioning systems in homes due to the hot and humid climate.	1
20	knowledge of underwater geography	maritime cultures	Understanding underwater geography is crucial for maritime cultures for navigation, fishing, and preserving cultural heritage.	1
21	sea shanties	maritime cultures	Sea shanties are an influential part of the musical tradition and work culture of maritime cultures.	1
22	ship's bell	maritime cultures	The ship's bell is used for signaling time and is a famous tradition in maritime cultures, striking every half hour.	1
23	sunglasses	maritime cultures	Sunglasses are worn in maritime cultures to protect the eyes from UV rays, glare, and sea reflection.	1
24	swimming	maritime cultures	Swimming is considered both a leisure activity and essential for maritime careers in maritime cultures.	1
25	transportation	maritime cultures	Water transportation is essential for maritime cultures as a primary mode of travel.	1
26	umbrella	maritime cultures	The umbrella is used for protection from rain and sea spray in maritime cultures.	1
27	weather	maritime cultures	In maritime cultures, snow is a common occurrence and part of everyday life.	1
28	wrecker	maritime cultures	Wreckers are individuals or vessels involved in salvaging goods from shipwrecks and distressed vessels within maritime cultures.	1