Simple pens or obstructions, or traps without weirs

Probably no seeds gathered or no report of seed-gathering containers

Both crutch-handled and straight-handled sticks used

All three devices: poles, tongs, and cutters
Both gathering poles and end-bladed mescal cutters

Both wing fences, etc., and ditches (items (B) and (C) in symbol category of Map Cu-23)
Irrigation ditches dug and maintained (item (B) in symbol category of Map Cu-23)

All three: pointed, end-bladed, swordlike

Boiling done directly over fire, in pottery or steatile containers

Both ground before leaching and whole kernel immersed in cold water or buried
Whole kernel immersed in cold water or buried in mud

Milling stones had round or oval shape; not set within a bin
Round or oval and rectangloid shapes used, not in bin
Three types used: round or oval and rectangloid slab not in bin ,and rectangloid trough

Meat dried only in sun or air, or smoking not reported

Crude conical tipi, covered with brush, bark, and perhaps unsewn hides
Domed house
Double lean-to
Mohave-type with four-pitch roof
Plains type of conical tipi, with sewn hide cover in nineteenth century
Pueblo type: rectangular, vertical walls, nearly flat roof, multiple stories, and multiple rooms clustered together
Rectangular plank house with vertical walls
Semisubterranean, circular, earth-covered lodge

Both three-pole and four-pole foundation
No specified number of poles, or number of poles not mentioned

Both semisubterranean floor and tunnel entrance
Neither semisubterranean floor nor tunnel entrance
Semisubterranean floor
Tunnel entrance

Brimless or less-brimmed cap worn by both sexes
Brimless or less-brimmed cap worn only by women

Both single large and multiple small hides with fur
Made of multiple small hides with fur, sewn together

Absent
Both woven wool or hair and feathers used as covering over woven or netted foundation
Of feather covering over woven or netted foundation
Of woven wool or hair

Made of both woven and unwoven plant materials

Both Pueblo type of women's apparel and Plains type of men's apparel worn
Neither Plains type nor Pueblo type of shirts and dresses
Plains type of apparel worn by both men and women
Plains type of men's buckskin shirt with flaps to elbow
Plains type of women's buckskin dress with flaps to elbow