No public ceremonies
Public ceremonies not sponsored in the formal sense, though directed by a ritualist or shaman with the economic help of the community (nominal sponsorship of chief or headman)
Public ceremonies sponsored and performed by kinship groups only
Public ceremonies sponsored and performed by moieties under the leadership of moiety chiefs
Public ceremonies sponsored and performed under the leadership of political (or theocratic) authorities--anyone in band, village, tribe, or district can be called into service in the conduct of the ceremony
Society has several ceremonies, some are sponsored and performed by kinship groups (2), and some are sponsored nominally by shamans (or spiritual leaders)
Society has several public ceremonies, some are 2, and some 4
Society has several public ceremonies, some are 2, some3, and some 4
Society has several public ceremonies, some are 2, some 3, and some are both 2 and 3
Society has several public ceremonies, some are 3, and some 4
Society has several public ceremonies, some are 3, some 4, and some are both 3 and 4
The formal sponsor is any individual, the actual sponsor is a shaman, and the entire community contributes to ceremony; also, kinship groups (2) sponsor and perform such ceremonies as marrying and naming feasts

No private ceremonies
Private ceremonies restricted to local members of a select organization
Private ceremonies restricted to members of select organization and their counterparts in other communities
Some private ceremonies restricted to local members (2), and some include counterparts in other communities (3)

Both sitting and lying on back or reclining backwards

No special attitude or ambivalent attitude toward twins reported

7 or some number other than a multiple of 3, 4, or 5

Flat, but made of rods, slats, or basketry materials woven together
Upright type and flat type basketry cradles

Hollowed boards--neither flat nor dugout

Nicknames or common names of address only
Nicknames or common names of address, plus special names with ritual significance or incorporeal property significance
Nicknames plus special names that were not regarded as having incorporeal property significance
No nicknames or common names of address
Special names treated as being ritually significant or as having incorporeal property significance; very few nicknames
Special sib names for women, plus 4 for men