Dance house or men's house, and sweat house
Rituals and ceremmonies held in host's residence

generic hunter-gatherers with instituted leadership
mutualists and forest products specialists
stratified or characterized by elite and priviliged leaders

Elliptical or elongated with rounded ends

Elevated slightly above the ground on raised platform
Subterranean or semi-subterranean, ignoring storage facilities

Processed or manufactured materials (locally made)

Beehive shaped with peak (conical forms)
Dome shapes, semi-hemispherical and hemispherical forms

Independent monogamous family
Independent non-sororal polygynous family, no separate quarters for co-wives
Independent nuclear family with limited polygyny
Independent sororal polygynous family, no separate quarters for co-wives
Independent sororal polygynous family, separate quarters for co-wives
Large extended family
Small extended family
Stem family

mhs is extended family, group2 is variable
mhs slightly above 7, group2 much more variable
mhs varies linearly with group2, with both extended families and communal houses
mhs varies positively with group2, with large communal houses and small group2

Elite ownership of land and resources
Local group claims hunting areas, dominant animals, fishing sites and animal drive locations
Local groups claims exclusive rights over resource locations, residential sites and home range
None reported

Patron-client relationships or market trading

Initiated by person seeking to trade with goods and/or money

Does not occur as such
Group acts as regional focus of trade, others regularly come to exchange for surplus food (commonly available)
Organized trade fairs or special trade events
Specialized regional traders utilized as group representatives to other groups
Trade and exchange embedded in other activities and relationships exclusively

Initiated by persons seeking to trade with goods or money to obtain food

Corporate or local group supported give-away events
Host supplies guests with items and guests reply with items

No special prerogatives
No relief from subsistence,but messengers as assistants
No relief from subsistence, but minor dress prerogatives,and messengers and speaker as assistants
Some relief from subsistence (contributions of goods and labor), dress prerogatives, assistants, and role for leaders wife
Complete relief from subsistence, distinctive clothing, many assistants, special marriage rules