No public ceremony
Where band or village is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed for that group as well as for people from distant (other) groups
Where band or village is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed for that group only
Where residential kin group is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed for self and other kin groups from local area only
Where residential kin group is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed not only for self and other kin groups from local area, but for people from distant areas as well--perhaps people of different dialects, languages, etc.
Where tribe or district is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed for that group as well as for people from different (other) groups
Where tribe or district is the largest sovereign group, ceremonies are performed for that group only

Major public ceremony(s) both sacred and profane
Major public ceremony(s) predominantly profane
Major public ceremony(s) predominantly sacred
No public ceremony

Public ceremonies for success at farming, fishing, hunting, or gathering (this includes replenishment of subsistence resources)
Public ceremonies for the health and well-being of the community (this includes avenging a death)
Public ceremonies to substantiate a claim to a new status, or to gain prestige, or both

Gifts are exchanged at public ceremonies
Gifts are exchanged at some ceremonies, given from hosts to guests at some ceremonies, and given from guests to hosts at some ceremonies
Gifts are given by hosts (sponsors) to those in attendance. There is no immediate exchange
Gifts are pooled at ceremonies by everyone who attends--locals or not--then distributed to all who attend or participate, including the local hosts
Male-female pairs exchange gifts at some ceremonials. Most ceremonies have no gift exchange
No gifts are exchanged at public ceremonies
No public ceremonies

All guests receive, in theory, equal gifts
Guests (or reciprocants) receive gifts consonant with their contribution to the ceremony--material or spiritual
Guests receive more or better gifts depending on their rank