Both outdoors in cold water and indoors with sponge bath and/or warm water
Indoors with sponge bath and/or warm water
No bathing
Outdoors in cold water

No private ceremony
Private ceremony for girl and proctor only
Private ceremony for kin and friends, as at 3; girl and others dance; ceremony is repeated
Private ceremony for pubescent girl and a few close female friends and/or relations, usually from within the community
Private ceremony for pubescent girl and some near kin and/or friends, both sexes, usually aged, usually from within the community
Same as 3, yet extralocal invitees

Cremation
Inhumation
Inhumation and cremation
In tree or on high scaffold, or top of totem pole
On surface, or on slightly raised platform, or in rock crevice, rock shelter, or cave
Tree or scaffold, followed by inhumation

Dogs and/or other (pre-European) domesticated animals killed (or freed or given away)
Dogs killed or given away, and slaves killed or freed
None
Slaves or captives killed (or freed, if this is prestigious)

Both tribal mourning for all deceased, and one or more special mournings for each deceased person
Each deceased person has one mourning ceremony distinct from funeral
For all dead of the entire community
None
Only for chief or prominent man (includes memorial potlatch)

Most spirits come unsought, but shamans and laymen can seek spirits or dreams in the same fashion (especially by drinking a concoction made from Jimson weed)
No specific spirit quest for shaman or layman
No spirit quest for layman, but quest by shaman
Power comes through purchase and training with shaman (or medium societies); initiation to shaman or curing society is usually required as well. (Purchase is made with gifts or feasts. Moreover, sick often pledge themselves to society or cause if they are cured)
Power comes through sickness and cure, plus apprenticeship to shaman who cures the person
Power comes to the shaman sought or unsought; shaman must also train with another shaman; power does not come to the layman unsought. Some laymen seek special hunting abilities or the like
Spirit quest for laymen only
Spirit quests for shaman and layman are dissimilar. Specialized spirits are sought by shaman and inheritance or sponsorship is often necessary to acquire these spirits
Spirit quests for shaman and layman are identical
Spirit quests for shaman and layman are rather similar, though duration of shaman's quest is somewhat longer, and has some more specialized activities that that of layman