2, 3, and 4
Both 2 and 3
Both 2 and 4
Both 3 and 4
No extralocal trade (through barter, gift exchange, etc.) for roots, nuts, etc.
Wild herbs, roots, or tubers traded for extralocally
Wild nuts or leaves traded for extralocally
Wild seeds, berries, or fruits traded for extralocally

Land-transport of subsistence goods is done by humans and dogs
Land-transport of subsistence goods is done exclusively by dogs (with either packs or travois, or with both)
Land-transport of subsistence goods is done exclusively by human carriers
No appreciable land-transport of any subsistence goods

Small watercraft are used to carry light loads (about 200 lb) for short distances over placid water (20 feet to 1/2 mile)
Watercraft are not used for transport
Watercraft are used to carry large loads medium distances
Watercraft are used to carry medium loads (about 300-600 lb) for medium distances (from 20 feet to several miles, across lakes, rivers, or even for short distances at sea) over turbulent water

The food sources are constant from year to year and season to season, but there is substantial diurnal variation in the available supply, owing to chance factors such as the success or failure of hunters on particular days
The food sources utilized by the society are notably constant from year to year, season to season, and day to day, so that an adequate supply for daily needs is regularly available by the expenditure of a reasonable amount of effort

In dwelling or on high platform or house roof
In special storage structure, e.g., masonry granary

Weaving is done by both sexes, neither clearly predominanting
Weaving is predominantly a female activity
Weaving is predominantly a male activity

No specialization other than sex
Select people who possess either special skills or supernatural power, or both

Weaving by task groups whose members, male or female, are not necessarily related as kin or affines, nor are they necessarily relatives
Weaving of nets, baskets, or mats is practiced, but not by task groups

No weaving of cotton, wool, or hair into garments
Predominantly a female activity
Predominantly a male activity
Weaving of cotton, wool, or hair into garments is done by both sexes, neither clearly predominating