Bride Price or wealth, to bride's family
Sister or female relative exchanged for bride

bride price or wealth, to bride's family

Segmented comunities witout local exogamy

Clan communities not segmented into clan barrios
Clan communities segmented into clan barrios
Other than clan communities

Phratries, i.e., three or more maxmimally extended sibs
Sibs, i.e., lineages in multiple communities

Lineages in single community
No different from variable 17, or Lo, Po, or So
Phratries, i.e., three or more maximally extended sibs
Sibs, i.e., lineages in multiple communities

Lineages in a single community
No different from variable 17, or Lo, Po, or So
Sibs, i.e., Lineages in multiple community

Kindreds: ego-oriented bilateral kin groups

Kindreds: ego-oriented bilateral kin groups
No secondary cognatic groups
Ramages: ancestor oriented ambilineal groups

Nonlateral all first and second cousin barred
Nonlateral evidence only for first cousins
Nonlateral: no first cousins, all second cousins
Nonlateral: no first cousins, some second cousins

Duolateral, with maternal cousins only, MoBrDa

Neighborhoods of dispersed family homesteads
Separated hamlets, forming a single community

1,000 without any town of more than 5,000
Cities of more than 50,000 (one or more)

Active in human affairs, not supportive of human morality

absence or near absence of large domestic animals
sheep and/ or goats without larger domestic animals

agriculture contributes most, type unknown

task absent oe age/ occupational specialization absent

craft specialization
task absent oe age/ occupational specialization absent

craft specialization
task absent oe age/ occupational specialization absent

craft specialization
task absent oe age/ occupational specialization absent

No secondary type or absence of stratification

fromerly present but not currently existing

absence of individual property rights or rules

trial, marriage, promiscuous relation prohibited

elliptical or elongated with rounded ends

raised substantially on piles, posts, or piers

plaster, mud and dung, or wattle and daub
wood, including logs, planks, poles, bamboo, or shingles