concept   seal hunting
culture   Inuit
statement   Seal hunting is a traditional practice for the Inuit culture, providing food, clothing, and essential materials for survival.
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1 seal Inuit culture Seals are an important part of traditional hunting and subsistence lifestyle, providing food, oil, and materials for clothing and tools. 1
2 seal Inuit culture Seals are an important source of food, clothing, and materials for the Inuit people. 1
3 seal Inuit culture in the Arctic region Important for food, clothing, and traditional uses 1
4 seal Traditional Inuit communities in the Arctic Essential for survival, source of food, materials, and traditional hunting practices 1
5 seal hunting Inuit Traditional source of food, clothing, and other essentials 1
6 seal hunting Inuit Traditional and sustainable practice for food and materials 1
7 seal hunting Inuit communities Traditional and essential for survival, source of meat and materials 1
8 seal hunting Inuit community in the Arctic Traditional and sustainable practice for food, clothing, and tools 1
9 seal hunting Inuit culture Traditional subsistence activity and source of essential resources 1
10 seal hunting Inuit culture Traditional and sustainable practice deeply connected to cultural identity and subsistence 1
11 seal hunting Inuit culture Traditional and sustainable practice for obtaining food, clothing, and materials 1
12 seal hunting Inuit in the Arctic Important for sustenance and clothing 1
13 seal skin clothing Inuit Traditionally worn as a practical and cultural clothing material 1
14 seal skin clothing Inuit communities in Arctic regions Traditional and practical clothing material due to its warmth and durability 1
15 seal skin clothing Inuit communities in the Arctic Traditional and practical form of clothing for cold weather 1
16 seals Inuit culture Seals have significant cultural and ceremonial importance in Inuit culture, and are utilized for food, clothing, and tools. 1