variables.csv

ID,Name,Description,ColumnSpec,category,type,unit,source_comment,changes,comment,Contribution_ID
B001,Subsistence economy: Gathering,"Group's dependence upon gathering of terrestrial plants, relative to other subsistence activities.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Economy, Property, Subsistence",Continuous,%,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'GATHERING',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B002,Subsistence economy: Hunting,"Group's dependence upon hunting of terrestrial animals, relative to other subsistence activities","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Economy, Property, Subsistence",Continuous,%,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'HUNTING',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B003,Subsistence economy: Fishing,"Group's dependence upon fishing of aquatic organisms, relative to other subsistence activities","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Economy, Property, Subsistence",Continuous,%,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'FISHING',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B004,Subsistence economy: Most important activity,"Subsistence activity that provides the majority of a group's nutritional intake (hunting, gathering, or fishing)",,"Economy, Property, Subsistence",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'SUBSP',,"More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) pp. 117, 312",dplace-dataset-binford
B005,Subsistence economy: Deviation from HGF at documentation,"Character of a group's subsistence economy at the time of documentation (i.e., was susbsistence truly through hunting, gathering, fishing, only?). Groups are coded as either ""normal"" or ""suspect"".",,"Economy, Property, Subsistence",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'SUBPOP',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 244,dplace-dataset-binford
B006,Population of ethnic group,Total number of persons to whom the the ethnographic description applies,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Population,Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'TLPOP',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B007,Area occupied by ethnic group (square km),"Ethnographers' estimates of the total land area occupied by the group, in square kilometers","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Population, Subsistence",Continuous,km2,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'AREA',"Binford provided estimates in units of '100 square km,' rather than 'square km'",More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B008,Population density (persons per square km) ,Population of ethnic group divided by area occupied by ethnic group (persons per square km) ,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Population, Subsistence",Continuous,individuals per km2,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'DENSITY',Binford provided estimates in 'person per 100 square km' rather than in 'persons per square km',More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B009,Mobility of group,Is the population mobile or sedentary?,,"Community organization, Settlement",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 5.01; variable 'GRPPAT',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B010,Size of smallest group that regularly cooperates for subsistence,"Mean size of the mobile consumer unit that camps together during the most dispersed phase of the settlement cycle. For sedentary groups, the entry indicates the size of the mobile task group operating out of a relatively permanent settlement, as in the case of family units moving together in a ‘walkabout’ strategy during some season of the year. (Binford's ""GRP1"").","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Demography, Population, Settlement, Subsistence",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Tables 5.01 and 8.01; variable 'GROUP1' (Table 5.01) or 'MOST DISPERSED' (Table 8.01),"In cases where tables 5.01 and 8.01 provided different values for the same society, we adopted the value from table 8.01 because data points in that table were tagged with their specific reference (including page numbers). These cases are flagged by a comment in the ""Comments"" field.","More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) pp. 117, 143, 236, 244",dplace-dataset-binford
B011,Size of village or camp when population most aggregated,"Mean size of the consumer group that regularly camps together during the most aggregated phase of the yearly economic cycles (applies to groups that are mobile, moving entire population from camp to camp as subsistence activities are carried out). For sedentary groups, this is village size.  (Binford's ""GRP2"").","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Demography, Population, Settlement",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Tables 5.01 and 8.01; variable 'GROUP2' (Table 5.01) or 'MOST AGGREGATED' (Table 8.01),"In cases where tables 5.01 and 8.01 provided different values for the same society, we adopted the value from table 8.01 because data points in that table were tagged with their specific reference (including page numbers). These cases are flagged by a comment in the ""Comments"" field.","More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) pp. 117, 144, 237, 244",dplace-dataset-binford
B012,Size of periodic regional aggregations,"Mean size of multigroup encampments that may aggregate periodically, but not necessarily annually, for immediate subsistence-related activities. (Binford's ""GRP3"").","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Demography, Population, Settlement",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Tables 5.01 and 8.01; variable 'GROUP3' (Table 5.01) or 'PERIODIC REGIONAL AGGREGATIONS' (Table 8.01),"In cases where tables 5.01 and 8.01 provided different values for the same society, we adopted the value from table 8.01 because data points in that table were tagged with their specific reference (including page numbers). These cases are flagged by a comment in the ""Comments"" field.","More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) pp. 117, 145, 244",dplace-dataset-binford
B013,Number of moves per year,"Number of moves per year, with 0 moves indicating that society is sedentary","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Settlement",Continuous,moves per year,Binford (2001) Tables 5.01 and 8.04.; variable 'NOMOV' (Table 5.01) or 'NUMBER OF MOVES PER YEAR' (Table 8.01),"In cases where tables 5.01 and 8.04 provided different values for the same society, we adopted the value from table 8.04 because data points in that table were tagged with their specific reference (including page numbers). These cases are flagged by a comment in the ""Comments"" field.",More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 117,dplace-dataset-binford
B014,Distance moved per year (km),Total distance moved between camps/settlements in a year. A distance of 0 indicates society is sedentary.,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Settlement",Continuous,km per year,Binford (2001) Tables 5.01 and 8.04.; variable 'DISMOV' (Table 5.01) or 'DISTANCE MOVED PER YEAR' (Table 8.01),"In cases where tables 5.01 and 8.04 provided different values for the same society, we adopted the value from table 8.04 because data points in that table were tagged with their specific reference (including page numbers). These cases are flagged by a comment in the ""Comments"" field. Note that Binford's table 8.04 provides estimates in miles rather than in km.","More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) pp. 117, 150",dplace-dataset-binford
B015,Household size,Number of persons residing in a single structure,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Demography, Kinship",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 8.08; variable 'PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B016,Family size,Number of persons per family,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Demography, Kinship",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 8.08; variable 'PERSONS PER FAMILY',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B017,Domestic organization,The prevailing form of domestic or familial organization,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 8.08; variable 'HOUSEHOLD TYPE' (converted to numeric codes following Gray (1999)),,,dplace-dataset-binford
B018,Marital composition: monogamy and polygamy,"Marital composition of family units, regardless of whether families live as independent nuclear units or as part of larger extended families",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 8.08; variable 'HOUSEHOLD TYPE' (converted to numeric codes following Gray (1999)),,,dplace-dataset-binford
B019,Polygyny,Percentage of males with more than one wife,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,%,Binford (2001) Table 8.07; variable 'PERCENTAGE OF POLYGYNY',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B020,Age of males at first marriage,Mean age (in years) of males at first marriage,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Demography, Marriage",Continuous,years,Binford (2001) Table 8.07; variable 'AGE AT MARRIAGE - MALE',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B021,Age of females at first marriage,Mean age (in years) of females at first marriage,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Demography, Marriage",Continuous,years,Binford (2001) Table 8.07; variable 'AGE AT MARRIAGE - FEMALE',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B022,Mean household size (in small subsistence groups),"An estimate of mean household size based on the following calculation: number of persons in smallest group that regularly cooperates for subsistence, divided by number of households in one of these groups","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'G1MHS',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006),dplace-dataset-binford
B023,Mean family size (in small subsistence groups),"An estimate of mean family size based on the following calculation: number of persons in smallest group that regularly cooperates for subsistence, divided by number of married men in group","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'G1FAMSZ',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p.286 and Binford and Johnson (2006),dplace-dataset-binford
B024,Mean household size (in villages or large camps),"An estimate of mean household size based on the following calculation: number of persons per settlement (i.e., village or camp at time of year when population is most aggregated), divided by number of households per settlement","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'G2MHS',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B025,Mean family size (in villages or large camps),"Mean family size calculated as: number of persons per settlement (i.e., village or camp at time of year when population is most aggregated), divided by number of married men per settlement.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,individuals,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'G2FAMSZ',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B027,Number of families per household,Mean number of families per household,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,families,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'FAMHOUS',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B029,Jurisdictional hierarchy of local community,Political complexity at level of local community,,"Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'POLYSCAL',,"More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 244, caption to fig. 8.02; p.338, caption to Fig 9.06",dplace-dataset-binford
B030,Political relationship to neighbouring groups,Political and economic position of the group relative to other groups in the region,,Politics,Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'POLPOS',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 404,dplace-dataset-binford
B031,Type of social class distinction,Type of social class distinction,,"Class, Politics",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'CLASS',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 396,dplace-dataset-binford
B032,Perogatives of leadership,"Perogatives of leadership, regardless of the types of leadership present in the group",,"Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'PEROGAT',,"More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p.338, caption to Fig 9.06",dplace-dataset-binford
B033,Use of money,Presence or absence of use of money within the society,,"Economy, Property, Wealth transactions",Ordinal,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'MONEY',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006),dplace-dataset-binford
B034,Economic specialization,Whether there is economic role specialization beyond simple age and gender differences,,"Economy, Labour",Ordinal,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'OCCSPE',,"More detail on variable in Binford (2001) p. 333, but no code definitions; division of labor discussed briefly on p. 244; code definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)",dplace-dataset-binford
B035,Community marriage organization,"The prevalence of local endogamy, agamy, and exogamy coded together with the presence or absence of localized kin groups. Can be interpreted as ordinal measure of endogamy.",,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'COMMUN',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006),dplace-dataset-binford
B036,Community facilities,"The functions and properties of structures with specific community-wide functions. These are not residences, nor are they multifunctional residences.",,"Community organization, Housing, Politics",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'COMSTFUN',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006),dplace-dataset-binford
B037,Ownership of resource locations ,Ownership of resource locations ,,"Economy, Property, Subsistence",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'OWNERS',,"Code definitions somewhat ambiguous, see Binford (2001) p. 426, caption to Fig. 11.17",dplace-dataset-binford
B038,System state: typology of society's political organization,"Variable represents a combination of data relating to leadership, internal differentiation of leadership status, associated roles relative to participation in decision making, and the exercise of power within the society. According to Binford (2001) these include some of the criteria used in ""more thoughtful evolutionary classifications,"" such as ones by Fried (1967) and Jonson and Earle (1987). ",,Politics,Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'SYSSTATE',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 345; Codes given in caption for figure 9.02. ,dplace-dataset-binford
B039,"Height (male, mm)",Stature (mm) - Male,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Anthropometry,Continuous,mm,Binford (2001) Table 6.03; variable 'STATURE (CM*) - MALE' (*should be mm),,,dplace-dataset-binford
B040,"Height (female, mm)",Stature (mm) - Female,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Anthropometry,Continuous,mm,Binford (2001) Table 6.03; variable 'STATURE (CM*) - FEMALE' (*should be mm),,,dplace-dataset-binford
B041,"Weight (male, kg)",Weight (kg) - Male,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Anthropometry,Continuous,kg,Binford (2001) Table 6.03; variable 'WEIGHT (KG) - MALE',,,dplace-dataset-binford
B042,"Weight (female, kg)",Weight (kg) - Female,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Anthropometry,Continuous,kg,Binford (2001) Table 6.03; variable 'WEIGHT (KG) - FEMALE',,,dplace-dataset-binford
CARNEIRO4_001,Agriculture present,"Agriculture (horticulture) present (i.e., food plants cultivated)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_002,Agriculture is primary subsistence,Agriculture provides the major part of subsistence (about 75% or more),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_003,Agricultural plots permanently cultivated,Agricultural plots under relatively permanent cultivation except for periods of fallow (if they occur),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_004,Improved techniques of planting,"Improved techniques of planting (e.g., mounds, planting in rows, breaking of clods, plowing)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_005,Soil-working or harvesting tools,"Soil-working tools other than the digging stick (e.g., hoe, spade, rake, footplow) or harvesting tools other than simple beating stick (e.g., flail, rice header, winnowing tray)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_006,Animal-drawn plow,Animal-drawn plow,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_007,Fertilization of land,"Fertilization of land with material other than wood ashes (including, e.g., animal manure, night soil, green manure, compost, fresh soil or mud)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_008,Crop rotation,Crop rotation,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_009,Increasing cultivable land by engineering methods,"Area of cultivable land increased by engineering methods, including drainage, irrigation, and terracing",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_010,Reclamation of agricultural land by drainage,Reclamation of agricultural land by drainage,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_011,Irrigation,Irrigation,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_012,Permanent dams or dykes,"Permanent dams or dykes to impound water for irrigation, drinking, etc.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_013,Terracing,Terracing (including barriers to reduce soil slippage),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_014,Continuous boundaries delimit agricultural fields,"Continuous boundaries (other than growing food plants) delimit agricultural fields (e.g., fences, rows or walls of stone, paths, ditches, hedges)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_015,Agricultural land reverted,"Agricultural land reverts to chief, king or state as personal property or for reassignment when owner abandons the land or dies without heirs (i.e., escheat)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_016,Agricultural land reapportioned,"Agricultural lands reapportioned from time to time by the chief, tribe, or state to insure equitable distribution and/or maximum cultivation, rather than for services rendered",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_017,State enforcement of maximum cultivation,"Agricultural land forfeited by a cultivator for failure to till it properly (i.e., state enforcement of maximum cultivation)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_018,Agricultural cycle determined by specialists,Political or religious officials or other specialists determine the time of carrying out various steps in the agricultural cycle,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_019,State or church provides farmers with equipment,State or church provides farmers with seed or tools,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_020,Regular food surplus production,"Surplus of food regularly produced over and above the annual subsistence needs of the food producers, and not consumed by them",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_021,State or tribal granaries,State or tribal granaries on which two or more communities (or the army) might draw,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_022,Fruit or nut orchards planted,Fruit or nut orchards planted,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_023,Domesticated animals other than dogs,Domesticated animals kept (other than the dog),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_024,Domesticated animals kept to provide food,Domesticated animals kept to provide food,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_025,Domesticated animals used for packing,Domesticated animals used for packing,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_026,Domesticated animals used for traction,Domesticated animals used for traction,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_027,Domesticated animals used for riding,Domesticated animals used for riding,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_028,Settlements occupied for more than 10 years,"Settlements occupied for more than 10 years, on the average",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_029,Settlements permanent,Settlements permanent,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_030,Rectangular ground plan for settlements,Rectangular ground plan for settlements,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_031,Communities of 100 or more,Permanent communities (settled or nomadic) of about 100 or more members,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_032,Communities of 500 or more,Permanent communities (settled or nomadic) of about 500 or more members,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_033,"Towns of 2,000 or more","Towns: permanent nucleated settlements of 2,000 or more residents",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_034,Two or more towns,Two or more towns,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_035,"City of 10,000 or more","City: administrative and commercial population center of at least 10,000 residents, most of whom are engaged in non-subsistence activities",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_036,Two or more cities,Two or more cities,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_037,"City of 100,000 or more","City of 100,000 or more residents",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_038,Cities divided into quarters or wards,Cities divided into quarters or wards,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_039,Planned cities,Planned cities,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_040,Paved streets,Paved streets,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_041,Paved plaza,Paved plaza,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_042,Well-maintained roads connecting settlements,Broad and well-maintained roads connecting settlements,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_043,Paved roads connecting settlements,Paved roads connecting settlements,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_044,Bridges,"Bridges (excluding log spans, vine ropes, and simple pole frameworks)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_045,Way stations or inns,Permanently staffed way stations or inns along roads to house and provide for travelers,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_046,Civic or ceremonial structures,Civic or ceremonial structures (including men's house) not ordinarily used as dwellings by family units (excluding structures built for specific occasions and later abandoned or destroyed),,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_047,"Grandstands, amphitheaters, or stadiums","Grandstands, amphitheaters, or stadiums where spectators can witness contests or performances",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_048,Stone monuments commemorating persons or events,Stone monuments or stelae to mark or commemorate important persons or events,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_049,Aqueducts or conduits,Aqueducts or conduits of stone or brick to supply drinking water,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_050,Cisterns,Cisterns: artificially lined rain-catching or water-holding basins,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_051,Baths of stone or brick,Baths of stone or brick,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_052,Drains,"Drains: lined channels, covered or uncovered, or pipes, used to carry off rain water",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_053,Sewers,"Sewers: lined and covered channels or pipes, primarily for carrying away human waste",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_054,Permanent fortifications,"Permanent fortifications (including palisades around settlements, blockhouses, citadels, and fortified boundaries, but excluding fortified dwellings or compounds)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_055,Stone or brick fortification walls,"Walls of stone, brick, adobe, or beaten earth (including earthworks) used in fortification",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_056,Moats,Moats (excluding dry ditches) surrounding fortifications,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_057,Parts of houses extensively painted or carved,"House walls, ceiling, or roof extensively painted or carved",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_058,Multi-room dwellings,"Multi-roomed dwellings (three or more walled-off and separate rooms, with some degree of functional differentiation between them)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_059,Multi-storied structures,Multi-storied structures (not meant to include high storage platforms),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_060,Cut stone masonry,Cut stone masonry,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_061,Stone or brick bases for civic or ceremonial structures,"Stone or brick substructures (e.g., platforms, truncated pyramids) used as bases for civic or ceremonial structures",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_062,Dwellings of cut stones,Dwellings (including walls) constructed of cut stones,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_063,Civic or ceremonial buildings of cut stone,Civic or ceremonial buildings constructed of cut stone,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_064,Monumental architecture of stone or brick,"Monumental architecture of stone or brick (e.g., pyramids, palaces, temples, fortresses, amphitheaters)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_065,Quarrying of stone for construction,Quarrying of stone for construction (rather than merely dressing loose stones),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_066,Stone coursing,Stone coursing (blocks laid in successive horizontal layers),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_067,Rubble used between walls in stone or brick construction,Rubble or some other fill used between walls in stone or brick construction,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_068,Fired brick used in construction,Fired brick used in construction,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_069,True mortar used in construction,True mortar used in construction,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_070,Facing of stone or brick walls,"Facing of stone or brick walls with plaster, alabaster, etc.",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_071,"Roof of tile, brick, stone slabs, planks, etc.","Roofs of tile, brick, stone slabs, planks, etc. (i.e., not bark, mud, thatching, or similar material)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_072,Stone lintels,Stone lintels,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_073,Corbeled arch,Corbeled arch,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_074,True arch,True arch,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_075,Stone or brick pillars or columns used structurally,Stone or brick pillars or columns used structurally,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_076,Stone stairways,"Stone stairways (of cut blocks, or carved into living rock)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_077,Architectural stone carving,Architectural stone carving (beyond the cutting of stone into blocks),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_078,Architectural features cut into living rock,"Architectural features (e.g., tombs, stairways) cut into living rock",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_079,Fortresses built of stone or brick,"Fortresses built of stone or brick (including walled cities and citadels, where people take refuge in time of war)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_080,Elaborations in fortified walls,"Elaborations in fortified walls (e.g., towers, salients, merlons)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_081,Professional architects or engineers,Professional (full-time) architects or engineers,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_082,Professional stone masons,Professional (full-time) stone masons,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_083,Professional carpenters or woodworkers,Professional (full-time) carpenters or woodworkers,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_084,Landed property,"Landed property: continuous ownership rights exercised by individuals or families over land which has been improved, even after cultivated plot, house site, etc., is abandoned",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_085,Inscription of land or other forms of property,Inscription of land or other forms of property (registry of deeds),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_086,Most individual property inherited,Most individual (not family) property transmitted by inheritance rather than being destroyed at death of owner,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_087,Testamentary disposition of property,"Testamentary disposition of property, by a written will, through a formal executor, or orally in the presence of a witness",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_088,Wealth differences among society members,"Marked differences in wealth (e.g., real property, livestock, precious metals, slaves) among members of the society (other than the difference between the principal political leader and everyone else)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_089,Luxury items,Luxury items (other than symbols of political or religious office) which only a small percentage of the population (less than 20 percent) can afford,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_090,Craft specialization,Craft specialization: some crafts which only a limited number of men in the society practice (excluding the making of religious or ceremonial objects by shamans or priests),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_091,Craft production for economic exchange,A significant amount of craft production primarily for economic exchange rather than for personal consumption,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_092,Full-time craft specialists,"Full-time craft-specialists (e.g., brewer, lapidary, tailor, baker, tanner)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_093,Full-time service specialists,"Full-time skilled service specialists (e.g., tattooer, barber, accountant, lawyer, physician)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_094,Guilds of specialized artisans,"Guilds of specialized artisans (i.e., cooperative associations)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_095,State controls certain aspects of production,"State controls certain aspects of production (e.g., licenses salt production, promotes raising of livestock, monopolizes weapons production, restricts private mining)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_096,Institutional employment of artisans and laborers,"Artisans and laborers attached to or employed on a regular basis (rather than under the corvée) by political or religious institutions (tribe or state, temple or church)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_097,Corvée,Corvée (draft labor exacted by a supra-community authority or agency),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_098,Wage labor,Wage labor (unskilled laborers paid in money or in kind at prearranged rates and intervals),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_099,Standardized medium of exchange,"Standardized medium of exchange, in terms of which the value of most commodities is reckoned",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_100,Coined money,Coined money,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_101,Money or goods lent out at interest,Money or goods lent out at interest,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_102,Rental of land or dwellings,Rental of land or dwellings by landlords to tenants as a common system of tenure,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_103,Itinerant merchants or traders,"Itinerant merchants or traders who are members of the society itself (rather than foreigners), and who remain such even if they trade outside the society",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_104,Sedentary merchants,Sedentary merchants who operate fixed commercial establishments,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_105,Markets,"Markets, in which a variety of goods are traded",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_106,Daily and permanent markets,Daily and permanent markets,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_107,State regulation of commerce,"State regulation of commerce (e.g., taxes on economic transactions, fixing of price levels, enforcing payment of debts, supervising markets)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_108,Legally enforceable economic contracts,Economic transactions detailed in legally enforceable contracts,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_109,Long-term commercial records kept,Long-term commercial records kept,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_110,Recorded inventories of wealth,"Recorded inventories of wealth (e.g., with pebbles, knotted cords, notched sticks, clay tablets)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_111,Royal storehouse or treasury,"Royal storehouse or treasury (for hard goods, rather than for food) with accountant or treasurer who keeps track of the king's wealth",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_112,Trade between communities,Trade between communities,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_113,Trade with other societies,"Frequent or regular trade with other societies, involving journeys of at least 3 days one-way",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_114,State-directed trade,"State-directed trade (i.e., trade carried on by agents of the state with other societies)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_115,Trading outposts,Trading outposts maintained outside the territory of the society,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_116,Taxation in kind,"Taxation in kind (including produce from land farmed for the state, but excluding required contributions to community projects or ceremonies)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_117,Taxation in money,Taxation in money,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_118,Official tax or tribute collectors,Official tax or tribute collectors sent out periodically by the central government,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_119,Tolls,Tolls collected on roads or bridges,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_120,Serfs,"Serfs: propertyless class of agricultural laborers, bound to the land and producing for their masters",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_121,Extrasocietal slavery,"War captives or persons bought outside the society kept as slaves and usually not adopted, liberated, or killed subsequently (i.e. extrasocietal slavery)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_122,Intrasocietal slavery,"Debtors or criminals made slaves, or other freeborn members of the society (including wives and children) sold into slavery (i.e., intrasocietal slavery)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_123,Slaves bought and sold within the society,Slaves bought and sold within the society (excluding the selling into slavery of freeborn members of the society),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_124,Social segments above family,"Social segments above the level of the extended family or household (e.g., lineages, sibs, moieties, marriage classes, castes, age grades, men's clubs, secret societies, warrior societies, ceremonial teams, craft guilds)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_125,Unilineal kin groups beyond families,Unilineal kin groups beyond extended families (including royal lineages),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_126,Significant social status differences,Well-defined and significant differences in social status (other than the difference between the principal political leader and everyone else),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_127,Social stratification into at least three classes,"Stratification of society into at least three distinct social classes (e.g., kings, nobles, commoners, slaves)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_128,Two or more ranked groups of upper classes,Upper classes differentiated into two or more ranked groups,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_129,Ornaments or clothing distinguishing social classes,Special ornaments or differences in clothing which distinguish members of the upper classes from the rest of the society,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_130,Sumptuary laws,"Sumptuary laws concerning dress, adornment, or other manifestations of wealth and serving to maintain class distinctions",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_131,Upper class members have superior residences,Members of upper classes (other than ruler) have distinctly superior residences,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_132,Upper class members have more land,Members of upper classes (other than ruler) have significantly more land or property than commoners,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_133,Upper class members are extempt from taxation,Members of upper classes (outside of the royal family) are extempt from taxation,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_134,Upper class members have servants or retainers,Members of upper classes (other than ruler) have permanent servants or retainers,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_135,Upper class members have numerous wives or concubines,Members of upper classes usually have numerous wives or concubines (at least 4 or 5),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_136,Competitive sports or spectacles held for the upper classes,Competitive sports or spectacles held primarily for the entertainment of the upper classes,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_137,Dramatic performances for upper class entertainment,Dramatic performances held primarily for the entertainment of the upper classes,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_138,Professional dancers or musicians for upper classes,"Professional dancers or musicians who provide entertainment during feasts, banquets, or celebrations of the upper classes",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_139,Class differences in disposal of the dead,Status or class differences in disposal of the dead (based on social rather than religious status; exclude shamans and priests),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_140,Upper class members buried with luxury goods,Members of upper classes (other than ruler) buried with luxury goods,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_141,"Upper class members buried with wives, retainers or slaves","Members of upper classes (other than ruler) buried with wives, concubines, retainers, or slaves",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_142,Upper class members elaborately buried,"Members of upper classes (other than ruler) buried in elaborate tombs or graves (e.g., burial mounds, cist graves, thatched buildings)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_143,Supra-community political units,Communities (or camps) continuously grouped (year-round) into larger political units,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_144,Supra-provincial political organization,"Districts or provinces, each comprising several villages or communities, are permanently grouped into a larger political unit",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_145,State,"State: permanent organization of a number of supra-community units (districts, tribes, or provinces) into a single political unit under centralized control, involving at least (a) some power to collect revenue, (b) some centralized judicial authority, and (c) the power to formulate and execute policy",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_146,Empire,Empire: a unit of two or more formerly independent states covering a considerable area,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_147,"Headman, chief, king, or council","Decisions or policy made by a formally recognized agent or agency of the society (e.g., headman, chief, king, or council in which membership is not based merely on age or sex)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_148,Political leader has considerable authority,"Political leader(s) has considerable authority, by virtue of his office rather than his personality",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_149,Regular advisors to political leader,"Regular advisor(s) or assistant(s) to the principal political leader (e.g., sub-chief, talking chief, minister, council)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_150,Political leader is a full-time specialist,"Political leader is a full-time specialist (i.e., does not regularly engage in subsistence)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_151,Monarchy,"Monarchy: a government in which the king is the ultimate source of authority and exercises such powers as the following: the power to conscript an army or a labor force, strong executive power, the power to declare war, the power of life and death, etc.",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_152,Capital city or town,State or tribe has capital city or town,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_153,Provincial administrative centers,Provincial or district administrative centers where officials appointed by the state (other than local chiefs) collect taxes or maintain order,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_154,Governors,"Governors or chiefs, appointed or confirmed in office, in charge of administering districts or provinces",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_155,Three or more levels of territorial administration,"Three or more levels of territorial administration above the community (e.g., 1. district, 2. province, 3. quarter, 4. kingdom)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_156,Municipal officials,"Officials in charge of municipal administration (e.g., mayors, bailiffs)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_157,Hierarchy of non-territorial administrative officials,Hierarchy of non-territorial administrative officials (exclude palace hierarchy),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_158,State ministers,"State ministers in charge of various activities controlled or supervised by the state (e.g., minister of agriculture, minister of public works, minister of war, minister of foreign affairs)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_159,Council of ministers advising the ruler,Council of ministers forming a regular advisory body to the ruler,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_160,Prime minister,Prime minister: principal administrative officer below the ruler and appointed by him,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_161,Three or more levels of administrative officials,Hierarchy of at least three levels of administrative officials (including the paramount chief or king),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_162,"Inspectors, censors, or secret agents","Inspectors, censors, or secret agents who investigate the functioning of officials, popular discontent, etc.",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_163,Professional civil service,"Professional civil service: administrative positions filled on the basis of merit and training, rather than on the basis of kinship ties, wealth, social status, or personal allegiance to the ruler",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_164,State-sponsored colonists,State-sponsored colonists,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_165,Procedure for political succession,"Succession to political leadership by a clear and regularly followed procedure (e.g., primogeniture, formal election)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_166,Political leader appoints officials,Political leader appoints and deposes political officials,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_167,"Political leader bestows land, slaves, rank","Political leader bestows land, slaves, or noble rank for services rendered",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_168,Ruler grants audiences,Ruler grants audiences to hear grievances or petitions,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_169,Political leader controls religious institutions,"Political leader exercises considerable control over religious institutions (e.g., performs investiture of priests, endows temples)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_170,Full-time retainers for political leader,Political leader has full-time personal attendants and retainers,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_171,Ruler has many wives or concubines,Chief or king has many wives or concubines (at least 8 or 10),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_172,Ruler has a harem,"Chief or king has a harem (a special residence(s) supervised by a responsible official(s), e.g., a eunuch)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_173,Ruler has a bodyguard,Body guard to protect the ruler's person,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_174,Court,"Court, characterized by a household staff and steward, resident members of the upper classes, state or tribal officials, entertainers, etc.",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_175,Special residence for political leader,Political leader lives in a special residence or compound significantly larger and more elaborate than any other residence,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_176,Royal estates,"Royal estates, residences, or preserves outside the capital which are the property of the king",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_177,Installation ceremony for political leader,"Special ceremony for installation or investiture of new political leader (e.g., oath of office, coronation)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_178,Ruler has special symbols of office,"Chief or king has special symbols of office or authority (e.g., throne, crown, scepter, seal)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_179,Authentication devices for official actions,"Devices used to confirm and authenticate state orders, decrees, actions, and transactions (e.g., seals, signatures, rings, or other graphic evidence)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_180,Deference to political leader,"Displays of special deference to political leader (e.g., carrying in a litter, averting the eyes, bowing)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_181,Officials or sub-chiefs swear allegiance to the leader,"Officials, sub-chiefs, or courtiers swear allegiance to the king or state",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_182,Political leader performs essential societal rituals,"Political leader performs rituals considered essential for the welfare of the society, and which only he can perform",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_183,(Semi)divine ruler,Ruler considered divine or semi-divine,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_184,Ruler buried with luxury goods,Paramount chief or king buried with luxury goods,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_185,Ruler elaborately buried,"Ruler buried in an elaborate tomb or grave (e.g., burial mound, cist grave, thatched building, pyramid)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_186,Ruler buried with wives or slaves,"Wives, concubines, retainers, or slaves of chief or king buried with him at the time of his death",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_187,Special preservation of the ruler's corpse,"Special preservation (e.g., desiccation, embalming) of the ruler's corpse or part thereof",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_188,Deceased political leader reverenced,"Deceased former political leader especially reverenced (e.g., his spirit invoked or propitiated, monuments erected to his memory)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_189,Superordinate tribe or state,"Superordinate tribe or state which receives tribute, labor, soldiers, or other recognition of obligation from subordinate or vassal tribe(s) or state(s)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_190,Formal treaties,"Formal treaties (recorded or witnessed and sworn) concluded to establish alliances, to settle disputes, or to end wars",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_191,Ambassadors,Ambassador(s): diplomatic representatives acting in regular relations with a foreign government,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_192,Young persons sent to capital for training or royal service,Young persons sent to capital from each district for training or royal service,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_193,State schools for upper class members,State schools for secular training of members of the upper classes,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_194,Crimes punished by a permanent agent,Crimes regularly punished by a permanent agent of the society rather than by the offended parties themselves,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_195,Peace-making machinery,"Peace-making machinery or institution for settling disputes and avoiding fighting within the community (either a permanent mediator, e.g., chief or council, whose neutrality and wisdom are generally accepted, or an arbitrator, e.g., the state, backed by sanctions of force)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_196,Inter-community disputes settled by peaceful means,"Inter-community disputes within the tribe or state customarily settled by peaceful means (e.g., arbitration, official decrees) rather than by fighting",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_197,Judicial process,"Judicial process, in which an individual or limited group (e.g., council of elders, tribal chief, court of law) considers evidence and renders judgment in a dispute, or of an accused person, on behalf of the society",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_198,Court trials,"Court trials, held under judges or magistrates who hear testimony and weigh evidence, interpret the law, and render a decision in civil or criminal cases",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_199,Judicial system of higher and lower courts,"Judicial system of higher and lower courts, cases being referred to one or the other according to their nature, with decisions of lower courts perhaps appealable to higher courts",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_200,Political leader exercises judicial power,"Political leader exercises judicial power (decides guilt and decrees punishment, or settles cases appealed to him)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_201,Ruler sometimes pardons convicted offenders,Ruler sometimes pardons convicted offenders,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_202,Ruler functions as lawgiver,Ruler functions as lawgiver or lawmaker,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_203,Code of laws,"Code of laws (explicit and recorded) which covers broad areas of social, political, and economic relations",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_204,Class distinctions in legal liability for offenses,"Class distinctions in legal liability for offenses (i.e., members of the various social classes have different rights under the law)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_205,Graded series of punishments,"Graded series of punishments or fines specified by a central agency of the society (e.g., tribal council, ruler, legislature) and consistently applied to fit a graded series of offenses",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_206,Offenses punished by fines,"Certain offenses punished by fines (in money or in kind) paid to tribe or state, of which part may go to the offended party",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_207,Offenses punished by confiscation of property,"Certain offenses punished by confiscation of property, of which part may go to the offended party",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_208,Corporal punishment,Corporal punishment (including mutilation) meted out for certain offenses by an authorized agent of the society,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_209,Offenses punished by slavery or hard labor,Certain offenses punished by slavery or by terms at hard labor,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_210,Death penalty,Death penalty decreed for certain crimes and exacted openly by a constituted agent of the society,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_211,Violation of secular law incurs divine and secular punishment,Violation of secular legal norms automatically incurs punishment by gods as well as secular punishment,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_212,Police force,Police force: permanent agency of the state charged with apprehension and detention of criminals,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_213,Incarceration of convicted offenders,"Incarceration of convicted offenders (in stocks, pens, cages, or prisons)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_214,Economic reasons for warfare,"Warfare motivated primarily by economic considerations (e.g., territorial acquisition, the capture of booty, the taking of slaves) rather than by feuds, the avenging of murder or witchcraft, or the taking of women",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_215,War leaders,"Recognized war leader(s) (distinct from the political leader) who regularly lead(s) the men of the society against the enemy (e.g., war chief, general)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_216,Professional military commanders,"Professional military commanders (e.g., generals) who regularly lead the army in time of war",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_217,Professional middle-level military officials,"Professional middle-level military officials (e.g., centurions, lieutenants, captains)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_218,Specially trained warriors,Body of specially trained or highly skilled warriors,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_219,Military conscription,Military conscription,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_220,Soldiers take oath of allegiance,Soldiers take oath of allegiance,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_221,Standing army,"Standing army, organized around a core of professional soldiers",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_222,Mercenaries,"Mercenaries (i.e., paid foreign troops) used in warfare",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_223,Espionage,"Espionage, by special agents who pass for natives in enemy territory",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_224,Defensive body armor,Defensive body armor (excluding shields),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_225,Pitched battles,Pitched battles: encounters frequently fought hand-to-hand rather than hit-and-run,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_226,Military formations and tactics,"Military formations and tactics used in warfare (including the holding of men in reserve, but excluding ambushes and hit-and-run raids)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_227,Military emblems and banners,"Emblems, banners, or special objects which serve to identify military units and act as rallying points are carried into battle",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_228,Differentiated military units,"Differentiated military units (e.g., spearmen, bowmen, slingers, cavalry)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_229,Chariots used in warfare,Chariots used in warfare,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_230,Permanently garrisoned forts,"Permanently garrisoned forts (excluding observation posts, walled towns and cities)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_231,Sieges laid to enemy fortifications,Sieges laid to enemy fortifications strong enough to resist immediate assault,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_232,Catapult-type devices used as siege engines,Catapult-type devices used as siege engines,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_233,Special ornaments for brave or wounded warriors,"Special ornaments, insignia, or appellations awarded for prowess or wounds received in battle",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_234,Rewards for outstanding warriors,"Outstanding warriors rewarded with gifts of property, women, or slaves",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_235,Nobility attainable through war exploits,Nobility or distinctly high social status attainable through war exploits,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_236,Body trophies,"Body trophies (e.g., heads, scalps, hands) taken in war or from sacrificed prisoners",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_237,Adult male war captives,Adult male war captives frequently taken,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_238,War captives regularly sacrificed to gods,War captives regularly sacrificed to god(s),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_239,Ransoming of war captives,Ransoming of war captives,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_240,Territory of vanquished enemy annexed,Territory of vanquished enemy annexed,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_241,Vanquished enemies subjugated and controlled,Peoples of vanquished enemy subjugated and held under effective control,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_242,Defeated political leaders pledge loyalty to conquerors,Defeated political leader(s) or his heir retained in authority over his territory on pledge of loyalty to conquerors,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_243,Periodic revolts of subject peoples,Periodic revolts of subject peoples,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_244,Gods of war,God(s) of war (not necessarily connected exclusively with war),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_245,Gods,"God(s): supernatural beings (not impersonal forces) who are not particular to locations or to kinship segments (exclude, e.g., ancestral, guardian, and other personal spirits), to whom prayers are directed and who actively intervene in human affairs",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_246,Patron gods,"Patron gods (not including guardian spirits), who afford protection to individuals engaged in particular occupations or activities (e.g., god of merchants, god of hunters, god of travelers, god of blacksmiths)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_247,Oracles,"Oracle(s): a shrine or object where, or by means of which, a priest or priestess transmits answers to questions posed to a god or spirit",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_248,Lawgiver god,"Lawgiver god, who on more than one occasion has enunciated extensive rules for governing human conduct",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_249,Sun god,"Sun god worshipped (i.e., propitiated and invoked)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_250,Pantheon of gods,"Pantheon of gods worshipped (propitiated and invoked): applies only to differentiated gods who actively control spheres of life or nature, e.g., rain god, war god, fire god, fertility goddess, love goddess",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_251,Paramount god in the pantheon,One god in the pantheon of differentiated gods worshipped as paramount,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_252,Idols,Idols worshipped as representations of supernatural beings,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_253,Offerings,"Offerings, libations, or sacrifices to supernatural beings (gods, ancestors, local spirits)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_254,Human sacrifice,Human sacrifice directed to supernatural beings to placate them or gain their favor,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_255,Altars,"Altars, where offerings (including sacrifices) or prayers to gods are regularly made or rituals performed",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_256,Special religious practitioners,"Special religious practitioners (e.g., shamans, priests)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_257,Religious specialists supported by individuals or society,"Religious specialist(s) supported (fully or almost fully) by individuals, the community, tribe, or state",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_258,Priests,"Priests: religious practitioners connected with specific gods or with society-wide ancestral cults; i.e., not shamans",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_259,Priests formally invested in their office,"Priests formally invested in their office by chief, king, or higher priests",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_260,Functionally specialized priests,"Functionally specialized priests (e.g., interpreters of oracles or dreams, sacrificial priests, funerary priests)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_261,Hierarchy of priests,Hierarchy of priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_262,Temples,"Temples, where gods are worshipped or society-wide ancestral cults are practiced by priests",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_263,Temple has large staff,Temple has large staff (more than 10 ),,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_264,Temple owns considerable property,Temple owns considerable property,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_265,Women consecrated to a temple or a god service,"Women consecrated to a temple or to the service of a god (e.g., priestesses, virgins, nuns)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_266,Church,Church: religious institution which encompasses a number of priests and temples (or monks and monasteries) and which is unified by a set of common beliefs and observances,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_267,Head priest has considerable political influence,Head priest (including priest-chief or priest-king) has considerable political influence,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_268,Church owns large amounts of land,Church owns large amounts of land,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_269,Temple or church receives donations,Temple or church receives donations,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_270,Temple or church exacts tithes,Temple or church exacts tithes or receives the produce of a proportion of all cultivated lands,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_271,Training school for priests,Training school for priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_272,Priests follow strict rules of discipline,"Priests follow strict rules of discipline, including various forms of abegnation (e.g., fasting, continence) or mortification of the flesh",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_273,"Monasteries, convents, or nunneries","Monasteries, convents, or nunneries where priests, priestesses, etc., live, and which, unlike temples, are ordinarily closed to laymen",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_274,Ceremonial or religious center,Ceremonial or religious center: a complex of temples and associated buildings having an important role in the religious life of the society,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_275,Religious pilgrimages,Religious pilgrimages to shrines or sacred places,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_276,Ritual or liturgical texts,Ritual or liturgical (written) texts,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_277,Pottery (either made or commonly used),Pottery (either made or used commonly),,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_278,Painted pottery made,Painted pottery made,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_279,Effigy vessels made,Effigy vessels made,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_280,Mold-made pottery,Mold-made pottery,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_281,Wheel-made pottery,Wheel-made pottery,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_282,Pottery kilns,Pottery kilns,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_283,Men make the pottery,Men make the pottery,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_284,Professional potters,Professional (full-time) potters,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_285,Professional painters or sculptors,Professional (full-time) painters or sculptors,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_286,Terracotta figurines,Terracotta (baked clay) figurines or statues as art or ceremonial objects,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_287,Stone statues,Stone statues (or figurines) as art or ceremonial objects,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_288,Heroic or gigantic stone statues,Heroic or gigantic stone statues,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_289,"Stone reliefs, intaglios, or friezes","Reliefs, intaglios, or friezes carved into dressed stone surfaces",,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_290,Wall murals or frescoes,Murals or frescoes painted on faced stone or brick walls,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_291,Glass manufactured,Glass manufactured,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_292,"Mosaics of stone, brick, tile, or glass","Mosaics of stone, brick, tile, or glass",,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_293,Ground or polished stone cutting tools,Ground or polished stone cutting tools,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_294,Metal axes or adzes made,Metal axes or adzes made,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_295,Animal-powered devices for grinding grain,Animal-powered devices for grinding grain,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_296,Mechanical devices for raising water,"Mechanical devices for raising water (e.g., shadoof, water wheel)",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_297,Wheeled vehicles,Wheeled vehicles,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_298,Scales or balances,Scales or balances,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_299,Spindle,Spindle,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_300,Heddle loom,Heddle loom,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_301,Animal fibers woven into cloth,"Hair, wool, fur, or silk woven into cloth",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_302,Patterns woven into cloth,Patterns woven into cloth,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_303,Garments made of woven cloth,Garments made of woven cloth,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_304,Dyeing,"Dyeing of finished, loom-woven textiles",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_305,Professional weavers,"Professional weavers, who weave cloth primarily for exchange",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_306,Forging,Forging (hammering metal into shape while hot),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_307,Mining of ores,Mining of ores,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_308,Smelting of ores,Smelting of ores,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_309,Bellows used in working metal,Bellows used in working metal,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_310,Copper mined and worked,Copper mined and worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_311,Gold and/or silver mined and worked,Gold and/or silver mined and worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_312,Iron mined and worked,Iron mined and worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_313,Alloying of metals,Alloying of metals,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_314,Bronze or brass produced,Bronze or brass produced,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_315,Casting in molds,Casting in molds,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_316,Lost-wax casting,Lost-wax casting (cire perdue),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_317,Metal hardening through annealing or tempering,Altering the hardness of metals by annealing (heating and slow cooling) or tempering (heating and rapid cooling by immersion in a liquid),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_318,"Soldering, welding, or riveting used to join metals","Soldering, welding, or riveting used to join metals",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_319,Decorative metal-working techniques,"Decorative metal-working techniques (e.g., gilding, embossing, engraving, inlaying)",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_320,Copper tools in common use,Copper weapons or utensils in common use,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_321,Bronze tools in common use,Bronze or brass weapons or utensils in common use,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_322,Iron tools in common use,Iron weapons or utensils in common use,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_323,Metal tools predominant,Metal weapons and utensils predominant,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_324,Ornaments and jewelry of precious metals,"Ornaments and jewelry of gold, silver, or other precious metals",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_325,Non-utllitarian metal objects,"Non-utilitarian objects made of metal (e.g., figurines or statues, ceremonial chalices, solar discs)",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_326,Precious or semiprecious stones used for jewelry,Precious or semi-precious stones used for jewelry,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_327,Professional smiths,"Professional smiths, who work metal primarily for exchange",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_328,Watercraft,Watercraft (excluding floating logs and simple rafts),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_329,Boats built from several planks,Boats built from several planks (excluding strakes),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_330,Vessels propelled by oars,Vessels propelled by oars,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_331,Vessels propelled by sails,Vessels propelled by sails,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_332,Cabins on board vessels,Cabins on board vessels,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_333,Navy,Navy: fleet of specially designed warships maintained by the state,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_334,Professional boatbuilders,Professional boatbuilders (including part-time specialists),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_335,"Professional sailors, pilots, or navigators","Professional sailors, pilots, or navigators (including part-time specialists)",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_336,Voyages undertaken out of sight of land,Voyages undertaken out of sight of land,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_337,Water boiled in a container,"Water boiled in a container over a fire, rather than by hot stones dropped into it",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_338,Standardized weights and measures,"Standardized weights and measures (excluding measurement with parts of the body, and similarly variable measurements)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_339,System of numbers extending beyond 100,System of numbers extending beyond 100,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_340,Mathematics,Mathematics (beyond simple addition and subtraction),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_341,"Mnemonic devices for recording traditions, events, etc.","Traditions, events, etc., recorded by means of mnemonic devices (excluding simple records of elapsed time or simple inventories)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_342,System of writing,System of writing (including extensive systems of standardized pictographs),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_343,Fully phonetic system of writing,Fully phonetic system of writing,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_344,Scribes,Scribes (other than priests),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_345,Teachers,"Teachers: professional, secular instructors",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_346,Techniques of surveying and mensuration,"Techniques of surveying and mensuration (including, e.g., plumb lines, knowledge of right angle, stretched cords, but excluding swinging of circles by means of a cord)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_347,Regular astronomical observations by specialists,Astronomical observations regularly made by priests or other specialists,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_348,Calendrical system,"Calendrical system, uniquely designating each day of the year, based on solar or stellar observations",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_349,Census taken,Census taken,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_350,Surgery practiced,"Surgery practiced (excluding, e.g., the setting of broken bones, removal of arrows, bloodletting)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_351,Papermaking,Papermaking,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_352,Fermented beverages from cultivated plants,Fermented beverages brewed from cultivated plants,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_353,Organized messenger or courier system,Organized messenger or courier system which links together most of the society’s territory,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO4_354,"Professional bards, musicians, or storytellers","Bards, minstrels, musicians, or storytellers, whose primary activity is to compose, play, or recite songs, poems, or stories",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro4
CARNEIRO6_001,"Agriculture present [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_001]","Agriculture (horticulture) present (i.e., domesticated food plants cultivated)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_002,"Agriculture and domestic animals are primary subsistence [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_002]",Agriculture and/or domesticated animals provide the major part of subsistence (about 75% or more),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_003,"Agricultural plots repeatedly cultivated [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_003]",Agricultural plots repeatedly cultivated except for periods of fallow (if they occur),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_004,"Improved techniques of planting [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_004]","Improved techniques of planting (e.g., mounds, planting in rows, breaking of clods, plowing, fertilization)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_005,"Soil-working tools [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_005]","Soil-working tools other than the digging stick (e.g., hoe, spade, rake, foot plow)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_006,"Harvesting tools [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_005]","Harvesting tools other than a simple beating stick used in reaping or threshing domesticated plants (e.g., flail, sickle, rice header, winnowing tray)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_007,"Animal-drawn plow [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_006]",Animal-drawn plow,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_008,"Fertilization of land [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_007]","Fertilization of land with material other than wood ashes (e.g., animal manure, night soil, green manure, compost, fresh soil or mud)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_009,"Fences built to protect crops [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_014]",Fences built around fields or gardens to protect crops,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_010,Major male contribution to agriculture,Men do as much or more of the agricultural work as women (beyond clearing),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_011,"Increasing agricultural land through drainage [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_010]",Drainage employed to increase the area of available agricultural land,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_012,"Irrigation of agricultural land [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_011]",Irrigation of agricultural land,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_013,"Permanent dams or dikes [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_012]","Permanent dams or dikes to impound water for irrigation, drinking, etc.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_014,"Terracing [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_013]",Terracing (including the erection of barriers to reduce soil slippage),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_015,"Agricultural land reverted [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_015]","Agricultural land reverts to kinship group (e.g., lineage, sib), chief or tribe, king or state, as personal property or for reassignment when owner abandons the land or dies without heirs",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_016,"Agricultural land reapportioned [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_016]","Most of the agricultural land systematically reapportioned from time to time by the village, chief, tribe, or state to insure equitable distribution and/or a high degree of cultivation, rather than for services rendered",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_017,Measures to promote or maintain agricultural production,"Chief, king, or other official(s) takes measures to promote or maintain agricultural production (e.g., requires land to be worked efficiently and punishes failure to do so)",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_018,"Planting and harvesting times determined by specialists [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_018]",Political or religious officials or other specialists determine the time of planting and harvesting,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_019,"State or church provides farmers with equipment [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_019]",State or church provides farmers with seed or tools for agricultural purposes,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_020,State surveying of agricultural land,State surveying of agricultural land,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_021,"Regular food surplus accumulation [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_020]","Surplus of food regularly accumulated over and above the annual subsistence needs of the food producers, and not consumed by them",,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_022,Agricultural estates,Agricultural estates which regularly produce a sizable surplus of food for sale to urban centers,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_023,Cash crops,Cash crops raised entirely or largely for sale rather than for domestic consumption,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_024,"Government granaries [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_021]",Granaries erected by the government and food distributed from them by a government official,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_025,"Domesticated animals serve as a source of food [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_024]",Domesticated animals serve as a source of food (exclude the eating during famines or other unusual occasions of domesticated animals not normally used as food),,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_026,"Domesticated animals used for packing [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_025]",Domesticated animals used for packing,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_027,"Domesticated animals used for traction [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_026]",Domesticated animals used for traction,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_028,"Domesticated animals used for riding [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_027]",Domesticated animals used for riding,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_029,Domesticated animals kept for wool or hair,Domesticated animals kept for wool or hair,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_030,Selective breeding of domesticated animals,Selective breeding of domesticated animals,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_031,Specialized herdsmen or dairymen,Specialized herdsmen or dairymen,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_032,Fisheries or fish ponds,Fisheries or fish ponds stocked and maintained to provide a regular supply of fish for food,,Subsistence,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_033,"Settlements occupied for more than 10 years [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_028]","Settlements occupied for more than 10 years, on the average (but not necessarily all year around but at least 40 percent of the year)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_034,Settlements occupied for at least 50 years,Settlements occupied for at least 50 years (but not necessarily all year around but at least 40 percent of the year),,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_035,Settlements arranged in regular patterns,"Settlement(s) arranged in regular pattern(s), (e.g., long house, houses in rows or streets, houses built around a square or plaza)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_036,"Communities of 100 or more [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_031]",Permanent communities (settled or nomadic) of about 100 or more members,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_037,"Communities of 500 or more [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_032]",Permanent communities (settled or nomadic) of about 500 or more members,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_038,"Towns of 2,000 or more [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_033]","Towns: nucleated settlements of 2,000 or more residents",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_039,"Two or more towns [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_034]",Two or more towns,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_040,"City of 10,000 or more [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_035]","City: administrative and commercial population center of at least 10,000 residents",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_041,"Two or more cities [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_036]",Two or more cities,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_042,"City of 100,000 or more [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_037]","City of 100,000 or more residents",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_043,"Planned cities [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_039]",Planned cities,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_044,"Paved streets [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_040]",Paved streets,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_045,Paved sidewalks,Paved sidewalks,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_046,"Paved plaza [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_041]",Paved plaza (exclude patios surrounded by house walls or exclusive to individual houses),,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_047,"Civic or ceremonial structures [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_046]","Civic or ceremonial structures (including men’s house) not ordinarily used as dwellings by family units (excluding structures built for specific occasions and later abandoned, dismantled, or destroyed)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_048,Permanent cemeteries,"Permanent cemeteries, where the graves of the interred are marked",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_049,"Stone monuments commemorating persons or events [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_048]","Stone monuments or stelae (excluding cairns of unworked stones) to mark or commemorate important persons or events (e.g., megaliths, obelisks, triumphal arches, pyramids)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_050,"Grandstands, theathers, amphitheaters, or stadiums [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_047]","Grandstands, theathers, amphitheaters, or stadiums where spectators can witness contests or performances",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_051,Formal or landscape gardens,Formal or landscape gardens,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_052,Ornamental fountains,Ornamental fountains,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_053,"Aqueducts or conduits [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_049]",Aqueducts or conduits of stone or brick to supply water for domestic use,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_054,Running water piped into buildings,Running water piped into dwellings or public buildings,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_055,"Cisterns [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_050]",Cisterns: rain-catching or water-holding basins artificially lined with stone or other hard or impervious material (excluding clay),,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_056,"Baths of stone, brick, or tile [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_051]","Baths of stone, brick, or tile",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_057,"Drains [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_052]","Drains: lined channels, covered or uncovered, or pipes used to carry off rain or bath water",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_058,"Sewers [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_053]","Sewers: lined and covered channels or pipes, primarily for carrying away human waste",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_059,Apartment houses,Apartment houses: multi-storied dwellings in which rooms are customarily rented to tenants,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_060,"Permanent fortifications [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_054]","Permanent fortifications (including palisades around settlements, blockhouses, citadels, and fortified boundaries, but excluding structures whose primary purpose is not defensive, e.g., compounds, fortifications around dwellings which are normally occupied by only one or a few families)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_061,"Stone or brick fortification walls [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_055]","Walls of stone, brick, adobe, or beaten earth (including earthworks) used in fortification",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_062,Frontiers fortified with stone walls,Frontiers fortified with stone walls,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_063,"Moats [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_056]",Moats (excluding dry ditches but including diverted rivers) used to protect settlements or fortifications,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_064,Taverns,"Taverns, inns, or eating houses providing food, drink, and/or lodging",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_065,Brothels,Brothels,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_066,Fire brigade,Fire brigade,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_067,"Well-maintained roads connecting settlements [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_042]",Broad and well-maintained roads connecting settlements,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_068,"Network of paved roads connecting settlements [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_043]",Network of paved roads connecting settlements,,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_069,"Bridges or causeways [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_044]","Bridges or causeways (excluding log spans, vine ropes, and simple pole frameworks)",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_070,"Way stations or resthouses [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_045]","Way stations or resthouses, not necessarily staffed, which provide lodging for travelers",,Settlements,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_071,Rectangular ground plan for dwellings,Rectangular ground plan for dwellings,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_072,Houses occupied for at least 10 years,"Substantial houses which are lived in for at least 10 years without being permanently abandoned, dismantled, or rebuilt",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_073,House interior divided by walls or partitions,Interior space of houses permanently divided by means of walls or partitions (include lofts),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_074,"Multi-room dwellings [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_058]","Dwellings divided into three or more walled-off and separate rooms, with some degree of functional differentiation between them",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_075,Multi-family dwellings,Dwellings which customarily house four or more family units,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_076,"Multi-storied structures [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_059]",Multi-storied structures (not meant to include high storage platforms or lofts which do not form a complete story),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_077,"Parts of dwellings extensively painted or carved [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_057]","Walls, ceiling, roof, or other part of dwellings or other structures extensively painted or carved",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_078,"Cut stone masonry [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_060]",Cut stone masonry,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_079,"Stone or brick bases for civic or ceremonial structures [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_061]","Cut stone or brick substructures (e. g., platforms, truncated pyramids) used as bases for civic or ceremonial structures",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_080,"Dwellings of stone or brick [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_062]",Dwellings (including walls) constructed of cut stone or fired brick,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_081,"Civic or ceremonial buildings of stone or brick [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_063]",Civic or ceremonial buildings constructed of cut stone or fired brick,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_082,"Monumental architecture of stone or brick [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_064]","Monumental architecture of stone or brick (e.g., pyramids, palaces, temples, fortresses, amphitheaters, but excluding solid platforms)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_083,"Quarrying of stone for construction [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_065]",Quarrying of stone for construction (rather than merely dressing loose stones),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_084,Megalithic construction,"Megalithic construction using blocks of stone too heavy to be moved without mechanical devices such as rollers, sledges, ramps, or pulleys",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_085,"Stone coursing [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_066]",Stone coursing (blocks of cut stone laid in successive horizontal layers),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_086,"Rubble used between walls in stone or brick construction [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_067]",Rubble or some other fill used between walls in stone or brick construction,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_087,"Fired brick used in construction [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_068]",Fired brick used in construction,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_088,Walls of beaten earth or adobe,Walls of beaten earth or adobe,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_089,"True mortar used in construction [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_069]","True mortar (i.e., a plastic substance with a chemical bonding action) used in construction",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_090,"Facing of stone or brick walls or columns [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_070]","Facing of stone or brick walls or columns with plaster, alabaster, tile, etc.",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_091,"Roof of tile, brick, dressed stone, planks, etc. [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_071]","Roof of tile, brick, dressed stone, planks, etc. (i.e., not bark, mud, thatching, or similar material)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_092,"House floors made of stone, brick, tile, wood etc.","House floors made of stone, brick, tile, flagstone, or wood (including palm and bamboo)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_093,"Stone lintels [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_072]",Stone lintels,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_094,"Arches of stone or brick [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_073]",Arches of stone or brick (corbeled or keystone),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_095,"True arch [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_074]",True (keystone) arch,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_096,"Stone or brick pillars or columns used structurally [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_075]",Stone or brick pillars or columns used structurally,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_097,"Stone or brick stairways [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_076]","Stone or brick stairways (of cut blocks, or carved into living rock)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_098,Buttresses used to strengthen stone or brick walls,Buttresses used to strengthen stone or brick walls,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_099,"Ornamental carving of stone architectural features [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_077]","Ornamental carving of stone columns, walls, lintels, or other architectural features of stone",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_100,"Architectural features cut into living rock [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_078]","Architectural features (e.g., tombs, stairways) cut into living rock",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_101,"Fortresses built of stone or brick [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_079]","Fortresses built of stone or brick (including walled cities and citadels, where people take refuge in time of war)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_102,"Elaborations in fortified walls [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_080]","Elaborations in fortified walls (including, e.g., towers, salients, merlons, but excluding loopholes)",,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_103,"Professional carpenters or woodworkers [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_083]",Professional (full-time) carpenters or woodworkers (excluding canoemakers and thatchers),,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_104,"Professional stone masons or bricklayers [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_082]",Professional (full-time) stone masons or bricklayers,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_105,"Professional architects or engineers [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_081]",Professional (full-time) architects or engineers,,Architecture,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_106,"Landed property [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_084]","Landed property: individual or familial ownership rights over improved land (e.g., cultivated plots, house sites) continue to be exercised, even if land ceases to be occupied or worked",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_107,Boundary markers to indicate private property limits,Boundary markers (excluding growing crop plants but including hedges) set up in order to indicate the limits of a piece of private property,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_108,Agricultural land commonly bought and sold,Agricultural land commonly bought and sold,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_109,Economic speculation in commodities,"Economic speculation in land, foodstuffs, or other commodities a common practice",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_110,"Inscription of land or other forms of property [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_085]",Inscription of land or other forms of property (registry of deeds),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_111,"Rental of land or dwellings [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_102]",Rental of land or dwellings by landlords to tenants as a system of tenure,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_112,Share-cropping,Share-cropping: a system of land tenure in which the tenant (who is not a serf) pays the landlord a specific proportion or amount of the crop as rent,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_113,Leasing of land or dwellings,Leasing of land or dwellings: a formal agreement (not merely observance of custom) in which a tenant’s right of occupancy is guaranteed for a specified period,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_114,"Serfs [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_120]","Serfs: tenants and their descendants legally bound to land which they farm for the benefit of private persons or corporate groups (e.g., feudal lords, temples, monasteries)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_115,Private or government control over natural resources,"Private ownership (not ownership by a sib or a local group) or government control exercised over scarce or limited natural resources (e.g., clay pits, clam beds, salt, water holes, mineral deposits, grove of wild fruit trees) rather than free access to them",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_116,Distinctive marks used to indicate property ownership,"Seals, brands, or other distinctive marks used to indicate ownership of manufactured property",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_117,"Wealth differences among society members [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_088]","Marked differences in wealth (e.g., real property, livestock, precious metals, slaves; but excluding wives, ceremonial bundles) among members of the society (other than the difference between the principal political leader or religious specialist and everyone else)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_118,Feasts or gift-giving ceremonies showcasing wealth,"Feasts or gift-giving ceremonies in which much wealth is displayed or consumed, including those for state purposes",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_119,"Recorded inventories of property owned [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_110]","Recorded inventories of property owned (e.g., with pebbles, knotted cords, notched sticks, clay tablets, ledgers)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_120,"Most individual property inherited [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_086]","Most individual (not family) property owned and in the possession of a person at the time of his death (exclude property lent out and still outstanding) transmitted by inheritance rather than being buried, destroyed, or otherwise disposed of at the death of the owner",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_121,"Testamentary disposition of property [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_087]","Testamentary disposition of property, by a written will, through a formal executor, or orally in the presence of a witness (excluding incorporeal property)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_122,"Craft specialization [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_090]","Craft specialization: some craft(s) which only a limited number of persons in the society practice (excluding the making of religious or ceremonial objects by shamans or priests, or chiefs)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_123,"Craft production for economic exchange [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_091]",A significant amount of craft production primarily for economic exchange rather than for personal consumption,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_124,"Full-time craft specialists [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_092]","Full-time craft specialists (e.g., brewer, lapidary, tailor, baker, tanner)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_125,Service specialization,"Service specialization: some services which only a limited number of persons in the society provide (excluding religious specialists and curers, but including clans and other groups that perform specialized services)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_126,"Full-time service specialists [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_093]","Full-time service specialists other than religious practitioners (e.g., tattooer, barber, accountant, lawyer, physician)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_127,Professional barbers or hairdressers,Professional barbers or hairdressers,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_128,Professional porters or bearers,Professional porters or bearers,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_129,Full-time food production specialists,"Processing or preparation of food by full-time specialists (e.g., millers, butchers, cooks, bakers) other than household servants or slaves",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_130,Professional brewers or wine makers,Professional brewers or wine makers,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_131,Full-time clothing or shoes makers,Clothing or shoes manufactured by full-time specialists,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_132,"Medium of exchange used in trade [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_099]","Medium of exchange, which is frequently used in trade for a variety of commodities",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_133,Currency,"Currency: a medium valued primarily for its use in economic exchanges rather than as an ornamental or consumable good, and which may be exchanged freely for any goods or commodities which are traded",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_134,Economic exchange in currency or money,A significant amount of economic exchange carried out by means of currency or money,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_135,Metallic currency valued according to weight,Metallic currency valued according to weight (including coins),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_136,Two or more metals used as currency,Two or more metals of different monetary value used as currency,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_137,"Coined money [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_100]",Coined money,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_138,Coins of different denominations,Coins of different denominations,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_139,Animals or foodstuffs lent out at interest,"Animals, seed crops, or foodstuffs lent out at interest",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_140,"Money or goods lent out at interest [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_101]",Money or goods (not including animals or foodstuffs) lent out at interest,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_141,Professional moneylenders,Professional moneylenders,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_142,Banks,"Banks, which pay interest on deposits and make loans",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_143,Pledging of movable property as debt security,Pledging of items of movable property as security on a debt,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_144,Pledging of oneself or family member as debt security,Pledging of oneself or members of one’s family as security on a debt,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_145,Mortgage,Mortgage: a legal instrument offering land or houses as security to guarantee the repayment of a loan,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_146,Insurance,"Insurance: protection against calamities (e.g., fire, theft, loss of merchandise at sea) offered by an underwriter for a premium",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_147,"Trade between communities [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_112]",Trade between communities,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_148,Economically important trade between communities or regions,Economically important trade carried out between communities or regions (including that conducted through itinerant merchants),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_149,Economically important trade in finished goods between communities,Economically important trade in which finished goods (excluding food) are traded to other communities or societies (including exchanges conducted through itinerant merchants),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_150,Full-time specialists in trade,Full-time specialist(s) in trade,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_151,"Trading outposts [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_115]",Trading outposts maintained outside the territory of the society,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_152,"Markets [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_105]","Markets, in which a variety of goods are traded",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_153,"Daily and permanent markets [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_106]",Daily and permanent markets,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_154,Specialized urban markets,"Specialized market(s) within a town or city (e.g., fish market, cattle market, textile market, flower market)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_155,"Itinerant merchants or specialized traders [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_103]","Itinerant merchants or specialized traders who are members of the society itself (rather than foreigners), and who remain such even if they trade outside the society",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_156,"Sedentary merchants [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_104]",Sedentary merchants who operate fixed commercial establishments outside the market area,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_157,Wholesale merchants,Wholesale merchants,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_158,Professional merchants undertake large-scale trading expeditions,Professional merchants undertake large-scale trading expeditions,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_159,Merchants form a significant segment of the society,Merchants form a significant segment of the society,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_160,Merchant class with particular rights or restrictions,"Merchants constitute a class, with prescribed advantages (e.g., exemption from military service or corvée labor) and/or disabilities (e.g., exclusion from holding office, subjection to discriminatory taxation)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_161,"Legally enforceable economic contracts [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_108]",Contracts: economic agreements legally enforceable by a higher authority,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_162,Economic transactions formally witnessed or notarized,Economic transactions formally witnessed or notarized,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_163,Commercial agreements negotiated between states,Commercial agreements negotiated between states,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_164,"Commerical transactions authenticated with seals, signatures, or marks","Seals, signatures, or individual marks used to authenticate commercial transactions",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_165,Warehouses for privately-owned merchandise,Commercial warehouses used to store privately-owned merchandise,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_166,Written documents used for large-scale goods shipments,Bills of lading or other written documents used in large-scale shipments of goods,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_167,"Long-term commercial records kept [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_109]",Long-term commercial records kept,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_168,Companies,Companies: business enterprises including two or more persons who are organized to carry out commercial or industrial operations,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_169,Corporations,"Corporations: companies, chartered by the state, the members of which have limited liability",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_170,Labor mobilized by compensation,"Labor mobilized by the offer of compensation (rather than by a kinship obligation), e.g., food and drink, payment in kind or money, salary",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_171,Hire of individuals for unskilled manual labor,Individuals commonly hired to perform unskilled manual labor,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_172,"Wage labor [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_098]","Wage labor, for which payment is made at definite rates and intervals",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_173,Enforced mobilization of labor for public projects,"Enforced mobilization of labor for community, tribal, or state projects (excluding military conscription)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_174,"Corvée [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_097]",Corvée (draft labor exacted by a supra-community authority or agency),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_175,"Institutional employment of artisans and laborers [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_096]","Artisans and laborers attached to or employed on a regular basis (rather than under the corvée) by political or religious institutions (tribe or state, temple or church)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_176,Labor overseers,"Overseers, who superintend the labor of slaves or other workers (other than majordomos on private estates)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_177,Factories,"Factories: enterprises in which workers, under unified supervision, produce goods by performing differentiated tasks (including temple workshops)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_178,Manufacturer trademarks,"Trademarks placed on articles to identify the maker or manufacturer (e.g., potter’s mark, swordsmith’s signature, mint marks)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_179,Class of freemen artisans selling their products or services,Class of artisans who are freemen and who sell their products or services,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_180,Neighborhoods of specialized artisans within towns or cities,Neighborhoods of specialized artisans within towns or cities,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_181,"Certain industries concentrated in particular villages, towns, or cities","Certain industries concentrated in particular villages, towns, or cities",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_182,"Guilds of craft or service specialists [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_094]","Guilds (i.e., cooperative associations) of craft or service specialists, including labor unions",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_183,Guilds of merchants or bankers,Guilds of merchants or bankers,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_184,"Taxation in kind [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_116]","Taxation in kind (including produce from land farmed for the state, but excluding required contributions to community projects or ceremonies)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_185,"Taxation in currency [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_117]",Taxation in currency,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_186,"Official tax, tribute, or customs collectors [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_11]","Official tax, tribute, or customs collectors (excluding local chiefs)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_187,Regular taxes,Collection of taxes in kind or currency on a regular schedule and at fixed rates,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_188,Special taxes,"Special taxes, in addition to regular taxes, levied for special needs (e.g., war expenses, public works, royal marriages; but excluding primarily religious taxes)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_189,Tax obligations commutable into state service,Tax obligations commutable into service to the state or its representative,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_190,Assessors appraising property for tax calculation,"Assessors (as distinct from tax collectors) who appraise land or other property, and determine the amount of taxes to be paid",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_191,Taxes on land,Taxes assessed on land,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_192,Taxes on movable property,Taxes assessed on movable property (including crops and livestock),,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_193,Taxes on commerce,"Taxes on commerce (e.g., sales taxes, taxes on goods brought to market, ground rents on places in market)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_194,Taxes on luxury goods,"Taxes on the manufacture, sale, or consumption of luxury goods",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_195,Inheritance taxes,Inheritance taxes,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_196,Duties on imported goods,"Duties on goods imported, or transported across internal boundaries",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_197,"Tolls [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_119]","Tolls collected for the use of roads, bridges, or ferries",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_198,Produce from private lands for the ruler or state,"Produce of certain privately-worked lands set aside for the chief, king, tribe, or state (exclufing chief's land worked by the people at large for his support)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_199,"Superintendent of royal or state herds, lands, or forests","Superintendent who supervises the maintenance of royal or state herds, lands, or forests",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_200,The extent of landholdings limited by law or decree,The extent of landholdings limited by law or decree,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_201,State-regulated rent on private property,State fixes rent or rent ceilings on privately owned lands or dwellings,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_202,Government operates industries or exploits resources directly,"Government operates industries or exploits resources directly (e.g., weaving, armoring, goldsmithing; mines, salt deposits)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_203,Government derives revenue from industries and resources indirectly,"Government derives revenue from industries and resources indirectly (e.g., licenses salt production, wine making, ironworking, mining)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_204,Government registration or licensing of specialists or merchants,"Government registration or licensing of craft specialists, service specialists, or merchants for purposes of taxation or control",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_205,State contracts private enterprises for certain functions or goods,"State lets out contracts to private enterprises for the performance of certain functions (e.g., public works, tax collection) or the supply of certain goods",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_206,State sells or auctions public property,"State sells or auctions public property (e.g., public lands, confiscated property, captured war booty) to raise revenue",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_207,Government trades commodities on the open market,Government buys or sells commodities on the open market,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_208,State obtains loans from private or foreign sources,State obtains loans from private sources or from other states,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_209,"Governmental supervision or regulation of commerce [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_107]","Governmental supervision or regulation of commerce (e.g., inspecting weights and measures, maintaining order in markets, settling commercial disputes, enforcing payment of debts, fixing price levels)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_210,Government inspection or regulation of places of entertainment,"Government inspection, licensing, or regulation of places of entertainment (e.g., taverns, gambling houses, brothels)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_211,"State-directed trade [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_114]","State-directed trade (i.e., trade carried on by agents of the state with other societies)",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_212,Wage levels of certain occupations fixed by law,Wage levels of certain occupations fixed by law,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_213,Interest rates fixed by law and usury punishable,Interest rates fixed by law and usury punishable,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_214,Distraint of property for debt default or tax nonpayment,"Distraint of property (by government officials, not private seizure) for default of debts or nonpayment of taxes",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_215,Government distributes food in times of shortage or famine,Government relieves conditions of food shortage or famine by distributing or selling foodstuffs,,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_216,Public or church support of the destitute,"Public, government, or church support (as against support by kinsmen or tribesmen only) of the destitute (e.g., widows, orphans, aged, or infirm), excluding becoming wards or servants of the chief or king by indigent person",,Economics,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_217,"Social segments above family [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_124]","Social (rather than territorial) segments above the level of the extended family or household (e.g., lineages, sibs, moieties, marriage classes, social classes, castes, age grades, men’s clubs, secret societies, warrior societies, ceremonial teams, craft guilds)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_218,Two or more social segments,Two or more different types of social segments,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_219,"Unilineal kin groups beyond families [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_125]",Unilineal kin groups (segments) beyond extended families (including royal or chiefly lineages),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_220,Genealogies for at least five generations,Genealogies traced back reliably for at least five generations,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_221,Voluntary associations,"Voluntary associations, permanent and corporate, based on principles other than kinship or age",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_222,Blood brotherhood,Blood brotherhood or other special friendships solemnized by ceremonies,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_223,"Occupational classes, castes, or descent groups","Occupational classes, castes, or descent groups (excluding slaves, but including clans with specific duties)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_224,"Bride price, bride service, or gift exchange","Marriage formalized by bride price, bride service, or gift exchange between the bride and groom or their families",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_225,Dowry,Dowry (as distinguished from the contribution of the bride or her family in gift exchange),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_226,Marriage celebrated with a feast,Marriage celebrated with a feast,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_227,Marriages performed by priests or state officials,Marriages performed or registered by priests or officials of the state (not including the mere blessing of the couple by a priest),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_228,"Significant social status differences [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_126]","Well-defined and significant differences in social status (other than the difference between the principal political leader or shaman and everyone else, or differences based on age or sex)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_229,Wealth accumulation brings prestige or influence,"The accumulation of wealth in movable property or land, even without its redistribution, brings considerable prestige or influence",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_230,Social stratification into distinct classes,"Stratification of the society into distinct social classes (excluding status distinctions based only on age or sex, and the ranking of clans or subclans)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_231,"Social stratification into at least three classes [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_127]",Stratification of the society into at least three distinct social classes,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_232,"Differences of rank within the upper classes [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_128]",Differences of rank within the upper class(es) other than that based on political or religious office or sex,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_233,"Class distinctions in legal liability for offenses [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_204]","Class distinctions in legal liability for offenses (i.e., members of the various social classes have different rights under the law)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_234,"Ornaments, clothing or other marks distinguishing social classes [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_129]","Special ornaments, differences in clothing, or other marks, which distinguish members of one class from the rest of the society",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_235,Insignia of noble or high rank,"Insignia of noble or high rank (e.g, ear plugs, special hairdos, coats of arms) meant primarily to indicate status rather than being largely ornamental",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_236,"Sumptuary laws [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_130]","Sumptuary laws concerning dress, adornment, or other manifestations of wealth and serving to maintain class distinctions",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_237,"Some society members have superior residences [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_131]",Some members of the society (other than the political leader) have categorically superior residences,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_238,"Some society members own more land [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_132]",Some members of the society (other than the political leader) own significantly more land than others,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_239,Majordomos,Majordomos supervise staffs of private households or estates (other than that of the political leader),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_240,"Some society members have numerous wives or concubines [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_135]",Some members of the society (other than the political leader) have numerous wives or concubines (at least 8 or 10),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_241,"Some society members have servants or retainers [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_134]",Some members of the society (other than the political leader) have permanent servants or retainers (other than slaves),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_242,Persons of high rank have special privileges,"Persons of high rank (other than the political leader) have special privileges (e.g., exemption from taxation or corvée, right to hold political office, right to remain seated in the king’s presence) excluding privileges relating to dress and ornament",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_243,"Competitive sports or spectacles staged by the upper classes [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_136]",Competitive sports or spectacles staged by the political leader or members of the upper classes,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_244,Hunting primarily an upper class pastime,"Hunting primarily a pastime of the chief, king, or upper classes",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_245,Codes of social conduct distinguishing class or status,Elaborate code of social conduct serves to distinguish between social classes or individuals of different social positions,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_246,"Class differences in disposal of the dead [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_139]","Status (excluding age and sex) class, or caste differences in disposal of the dead (based on social rather than religious status; exclude shamans and priests)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_247,"Some society members buried with wealth or animal sacrifices [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_140]","Some members of the society (other than the political leader) buried with large amounts of wealth, or have a considerable number of animals sacrificed at their death",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_248,"Some society members buried with wives, retainers or slaves [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_141]","Some members of the society (other than the political leader) buried with or accompanied in death by wives, concubines, retainers, or slaves",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_249,"Some society members elaborately buried [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_142]","Some members of the society (other than the political leader) buried in elaborate tombs or graves (e.g., burial mounds, cist graves, thatched buildings)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_250,"Extrasocietal slavery [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_121]","War captives or persons bought outside the society kept as slaves without subsequently being liberated, killed, or granted equal status with native-born members of the society",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_251,"Intrasocietal slavery [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_122]","Debtors or criminals made slaves, or other freeborn members of the society (including wives and children) sold into slavery",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_252,"Slaves branded, tonsured, or otherwise identified","Slaves branded, tonsured, or otherwise identified",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_253,Slaves as personal servants,Some slaves kept as personal servants and not used in economically productive activities (including cooking),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_254,Slaves economically significant,"Slaves as a class economically significant, i.e., they add to the economy more than they consume (produce food, make goods, or yield a product in significant amounts, rather than merely doing odd work)",,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_255,"Slaves bought and sold within the society [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_123]",Slaves bought and sold within the society (excluding the selling into slavery of freeborn members of the society),,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_256,Slave markets,Slave markets,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_257,Hereditary slavery,Hereditary slavery,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_258,Manumission of slaves common,Manumission of slaves common,,Social Organization and Stratification,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_259,"Supra-community political units [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_143]",Communities (or camps) continuously grouped (year-round) into larger political units which recognize some central authority,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_260,"Supra-provincial political organization [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_144]","Districts or provinces, each comprising several villages or communities, are permanently grouped into a larger political unit",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_261,"Three or more levels of territorial administration [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_155]","Three or more levels of territorial administration above the community (e.g., 1. district, 2. province, 3. quarter, 4. kingdom)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_262,"State [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_145]","State: permanent organization of a number of supra-community units (districts, tribes, or provinces) into a single political unit under centralized control, involving at least (a) some power to collect revenue, (b) the power to conscript men for work or war, (c) some centralized judicial authority, and (d) the power to formulate and execute policy",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_263,"Population of 100,000 or above","Population of the state 100,000 or above",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_264,"Population of 1,000,000 or above","Population of the state 1,000,000 or above",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_265,Citizenship,Citizenship: citizens have certain rights under the law which non-citizens do not have,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_266,"Capital city, town, or village [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_152]","State or tribe has capital city, town, or village",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_267,"Municipal quarters [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_038]",Towns or cities divided into quarters or wards for civil or judicial purposes,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_268,State redistricts or moves populations,State endeavors to maintain administrative units of approximately equal size at each of several levels by redistricting or by the movement of populations,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_269,Permission to move between administrative units,Government permission required to move from one administrative unit to another,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_270,"Colonists [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_164]",Colonists sent to settle in conquered or newly-opened territory,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_271,"Young persons sent to capital for training, service or as hostages [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_192]",Young persons sent to capital for training or royal service or as hostages,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_272,"Headman, chief, king, or council of elders [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_147]","A generally recognized agent or agency of the society (e.g., headman, chief, king, council of elders) makes decisions or policy affecting the society as a whole",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_273,Powerful political leaders,"Political leader(s) has the power, by threat or exercise of active sanctions, to make individuals comply with his decisions (e.g., can assign tasks, draft labor, impose taxes, command military service)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_274,"Political leader exercises judicial power [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_200]","Political leader(s) exercises judicial power (decides guilt and decrees punishment, or settles cases appealed to him; does not merely mediate)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_275,Political leader exercises supreme judicial authority,"Political leader(s) exercises supreme judicial authority, e.g., has the power to reverse decisions of inferior judges or courts in civil or criminal cases",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_276,Leadership transmitted through royal line,Chiefly or kingly line through which political leadership is customarily transmitted,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_277,Heir apparent undergoes training for future office,"Heir apparent undergoes rigorous or intensive training or education as preparation for his future office, including, e.g. serving as governor of a province",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_278,Property qualifications required for public office,Property qualifications required for appointment or formal election to public office,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_279,Secondary political leaders,"Secondary political leader(s) who have authority over segments of the society (e.g., sub-chiefs, house chiefs, clan chiefs, governors)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_280,"Advisory council for political leader [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_149]","Formally constituted council (permanent or ad hoc) or official who advises, deliberates with, or controls the political leader",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_281,Non-territorial advisors or administrative civil officials,"Non-territorial advisors or administrative civil officials: functionaries who advise or act at the direction of the political leader, but who are not personal servants or retainers (e.g., talking chiefs)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_282,Officials overseeing government-controlled activities,Specialized officials in charge of one or more activities or enterprises controlled or supervised by the government,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_283,"Hierarchy of non-territorial administrative officials [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_157]",Hierarchy of non-territorial administrative officials (excluding palace hierarchy),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_284,Secondary political officials may appoint their subordinates,Secondary political officials may appoint their subordinates,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_285,"Provincial administrative centers [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_153]",Provincial or district administrative centers where officials appointed by the state (other than local chiefs) collect taxes or maintain order,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_286,Municipal governments,Towns or cities within a larger political unit have municipal governments,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_287,Secretariat administering laws or decrees,"Secretariat, in charge of drafting, promulgating, and circulating laws or royal decrees",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_288,"State accountant or treasurer [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_111]","Accountant or treasurer who keeps track of the wealth accumulated by the chief, king, or state",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_289,"Inspectors, censors, or secret agents [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_162]","Inspectors, censors, or secret agents who examine records or investigate the functioning of officials, popular discontent, etc.",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_290,"Census taken [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_349]",Census taken (including simple enumerations or head counts),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_291,"Organized messenger or courier system [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_353]",Organized messenger or courier system which links together most of the society’s territory,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_292,"Ministries [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_158]",Ministries: government departments headed by ministers and having full-time staffs of officials and clerks,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_293,Ministry of revenue or finance,Ministry of revenue or finance,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_294,Ministry of public works,Ministry of public works,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_295,Ministry of justice,Ministry of justice,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_296,"Ministry of religious affairs, rites, or ceremonials","Ministry of religious affairs, rites, or ceremonials",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_297,Ministry of foreign affairs,Ministry of foreign affairs,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_298,Ministry of war,Ministry of war,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_299,"Prime minister [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_160]",Prime minister: principal administrative official below the ruler who initiates or executes policy,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_300,"Council of ministers advising the ruler [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_159]",Council of ministers forming a regular advisory body to the ruler,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_301,"Authentication devices for official actions [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_179]","Devices used to confirm or authenticate official orders, decrees, actions, and transactions (e.g., seals, signatures, rings, or other symbols)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_302,Auditing of government financial accounts,Auditing procedures to check for errors or embezzlement in government financial accounts,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_303,Government budget,"Budget: a comprehensive and itemized estimate of anticipated revenues and expenditures, periodically prepared by government officials",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_304,Annals of state affairs,Annals of state affairs regularly kept by official historian(s),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_305,State archives,Archives in which official records and state papers are kept,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_306,State officials paid a fixed salary,State officials paid a fixed salary,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_307,Officials' salaries paid in currency,"Officials' salaries paid, at least in part, in currency rather than in kind",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_308,Codified regulations for administrative structure,Codified regulations minutely govern the constitution and operation of the administrative structure,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_309,"Political leader does not engage in subsistence [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_150]",Political leader does not ordinarily engage in subsistence,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_310,Political leader abstains from low-status activities,"Political leader may not engage in certain common economic activities, which are considered to be beneath his status",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_311,Political leader entertains on a lavish scale,Political leader entertains on a lavish scale,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_312,"Political leader bestows land, slaves, rank [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_167]","Political leader bestows land, slaves, wealth, women, or noble rank for services rendered",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_313,"Political leader appoints officials [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_166]",Political leader appoints and deposes subordinate political officials,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_314,Political leader promulgates laws,"Political leader promulgates laws, issues decrees, or makes proclamations to the populace (not just orders that are obeyed)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_315,"Political leader grants audiences [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_168]",Political leader grants formal audiences to hear grievances or petitions (exclude appeal in legal cases),,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_316,Political leader travels around the kingdom,"Political leader makes regular visits to various parts of the kingdom to examine conditions, hear cases, collect taxes, awe his subjects, etc.",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_317,Political leader travels with a retinue,Political leader travels with a retinue,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_318,"Political leader controls religious institutions [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_169]","Political leader exercises considerable control over the activities of temples or the church (e.g., performs investiture of priests, endows temples)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_319,"Political leader performs essential societal rituals [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_182]","Political leader performs rituals considered essential for the welfare of the society, and which only he can perform",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_320,"Installation ceremony for political leader [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_177]","Special ceremony for installation or investiture of new political leader (e.g., oath of office, coronation)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_321,"Political leader has special symbols of office [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_178]","Political leader has special symbols of office or authority (e.g., throne, crown, scepter, seal, robes)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_322,"Deference to political leader [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_180]","Displays of special deference to political leader (e.g., carrying in a litter, averting the eyes, bowing)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_323,"Officials or sub-chiefs swear allegiance to the leader [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_181]","Officials, vassals, sub-chiefs, or courtiers swear allegiance to the chief, king, or state",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_324,Political leader addressed by honorific titles,Political leader addressed or referred to by various honorific titles,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_325,Lese majesty severely punished,"Lese majesty — an offense against the dignity, person, or property of the ruler — severely punished",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_326,"(Semi)divine ruler [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_183]","Ruler is considered divine, semi-divine, or sacred, or traces his descent from a god",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_327,"Political leader buried with wealth [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_184]",Political leader buried with large amounts of wealth,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_328,"Political leader buried with wives or slaves [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_186]","Wives, concubines, retainers, or slaves of political leader buried with him or otherwise killed at the time of his death",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_329,"Political leader elaborately buried [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_185]","Political leader buried in an elaborate tomb or grave (e.g., burial mound, cist grave, thatched building, pyramid)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_330,"Special treatment to preserve leader’s corpse [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_187]","Special treatment (e.g., desiccation, embalming) to preserve the political leader’s corpse or part thereof (not just the bones)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_331,"Deceased political leader reverenced [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_188]","Deceased former political leader especially reverenced (e.g., his spirit invoked or propitiated, monuments erected to his memory)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_332,"Ruler receives food and goods as gifts, tribute or taxes","Chief or king receives large amounts of food and/or other goods as gifts, tribute, taxes, or fines",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_333,"Special residence for political leader [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_175]",Political leader lives in a special residence or compound categorically superior to any other residence,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_334,"Royal estates [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_176]","Royal estates, residences, or preserves outside the capital which are the property of the ruler",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_335,"Full-time retainers for political leader [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_170]",Political leader has full-time personal attendants or retainers,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_336,Royal household maintained by a steward and staff,Royal or chiefly household maintained by a steward and staff,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_337,"Court [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_174]","Court, a body of officials, members of the upper classes, retainers, entertainers, etc., surrounding the chief or king",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_338,"Ruler has significantly more wives or concubines [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_171]",Chief or king has significantly more wives or concubines than anyone else,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_339,"Ruler has a harem [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_172]","Chief or king has a harem (a special residence(s) supervised by a responsible official(s), e.g., a eunuch)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_340,"Ruler has a bodyguard [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_173]",Bodyguard to protect the ruler’s person,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_341,Private tutors for children of nobles,Private tutors retained at court to instruct prince(s) and/or children of nobles,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_342,Political leader has storehouse or treasury,"Political leader has storehouse or treasury (for hard goods or valuables, rather than for food)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_343,"Formal treaties between societies [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_190]","Formal treaties (recorded or witnessed and sworn) concluded between societies to establish alliances, to settle disputes, or to end wars",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_344,"Ambassadors [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_191]",Ambassador(s): diplomatic representative acting in regular relations with a foreign government,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_345,Diplomatic missions,Diplomatic missions by government officials carried out for specific purposes,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_346,"Passports, visas, or tallies","Passports, visas, or tallies to control the entry or exit of persons, native or foreign",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_347,"Superordinate tribe or state [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_189]","Superordinate tribe or state which receives tribute, labor, soldiers, or other recognition of obligation from subordinate or vassal tribe(s) or state(s)",,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_348,Resident officials overseeing native rulers of subordinate states,Resident political officials who oversee native rulers of feudatory or tributary states,,Political Organization,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_349,Composition,Composition: redress of death or bodily injury by payment of an indemnity to the victim or his relatives (with or without a formal judicial proceeding),,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_350,Ordeals or oaths to establish guilt or settle disputes,Ordeals or oaths to establish guilt or innocence or to settle disputes prescribed or enforced (exclude torture applied to extract a confession),,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_351,"Mediation used to settle inter-community disputes [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_196]",Mediation or formal legal procedure customarily used to settle at least one type of dispute within the political unit,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_352,Land disputes settled by political or judicial authority,"Disputes over land settled by political or judicial authority, rather than only by mediation or fighting",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_353,"Judicial process [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_197]","Judicial process, in which an individual or limited group (e.g., council of elders, tribal chief, court of law) considers evidence and renders judgment in a dispute, or of an accused person, on behalf of the society",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_354,"Court trials [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_198]","Court trials, held under specialized judges or magistrates who hear testimony and weigh evidence, interpret the law or customary law, and render a decision in civil or criminal cases",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_355,"Judicial system of higher and lower courts [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_199]","Judicial system of higher and lower courts, cases being referred to one or the other according to their nature, with decisions of lower courts perhaps appealable to higher courts",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_356,Specialized courts,"Specialized courts (e.g., commercial courts, military courts, ecclesiastical courts, divorce courts)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_357,Legal counsel,Legal counsel: specialized advocates or lawyers who interpret the law or act for clients in legal cases,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_358,Oaths or affirmations of truthful testimony,Oaths or affirmations of truthful testimony required of witnesses in legal trials,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_359,Oaths of compurgation accepted as evidence of innocence,Oaths of compurgation accepted as evidence of innocence at legal trials,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_360,Perjury or false testimony punishable by law,Perjury or false testimony in court legal cases punishable by law,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_361,Judges,Judges: officials whose sole function it is to apply the law and render decisions in civil or criminal cases,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_362,"Police [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_212]","Police: specialized individual or force charged with keeping the peace, enforcement of norms, or the apprehension and detention of offenders",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_363,Specialized public executioner,Specialized public executioner,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_364,Law,"Law: a body of explicitly formulated secular norms, interpreted, applied, and enforced by a constituted authority",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_365,Recurrent decrees of laws,Laws recurrently decreed by a ruler or enacted by a legislative body,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_366,"Code of laws [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_203]","Code of laws (explicit and recorded) which covers social, political, and/or economic relations",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_367,Offenses against persons punishable by law,"Offenses against persons (e.g., sorcery — if actually practiced, assault, maiming, rape, murder) punishable under law or custom by formal means",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_368,Offenses against property punishable by law,"Offenses against property (e.g., theft, arson, willful or inadvertent destruction) subject to indemnification or punishment under law or custom by formal means",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_369,Obstruction of justice punishable under law,"Obstruction of justice (e.g., harboring of criminals, refusing to give evidence) punishable under law",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_370,"Laws governing marriage, abortion, or adoption","Laws governing marriage, divorce, abortion, infanticide, or adoption",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_371,Laws governing inheritance,Laws governing inheritance,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_372,"Laziness, malingering, or vagrancy punishable by law","Laziness, malingering, or vagrancy punishable by law",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_373,"Libel, slander, or malicious lying punishable by law","Libel, slander, or malicious lying punishable by law",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_374,Laws regulating borrowing and lending,Laws regulating borrowing and lending,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_375,Building codes,"Building codes: laws regulating house construction (e.g., prescribing building materials, limiting number of stories)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_376,Sacrilege severely punished,"Sacrilege — irreverence or disrespect toward a sacred person, place, custom, or object — severely punished",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_377,Religious law enforced by political officials,Religious law enforced by political officials,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_378,Statute of limitations,Statute of limitations specifying the time within which offenders must be brought to trial to be punishable,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_379,"Offenses punished by a designated agent [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_194]",Most offenses regularly punished by a designated or permanent agent of the society rather than by the offended parties themselves,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_380,Crimes punishable by public authorities only,Crimes legally punishable by public authorities only; private action illegal,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_381,"Offenses punished by fines [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_206]","Certain offenses punished by fines (in currency or in kind) paid to the lineage, sib or village, tribe or state, of which part may go to the offended party (including penalty feasts)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_382,"Offenses punished by confiscation of property [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_207]","Certain offenses punished by confiscation of property, of which part may go to the offended party",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_383,Political authority retains fines or confiscated property,Fines collected or property confiscated by political authority and not shared with the offended party (unless he is the political leader),,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_384,"Corporal punishment [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_208]","Corporal punishment (including mutilation, shaving off hair) meted out for certain offenses by an authorized agent of the society (other than the offended party or his kin unless he is the political leader)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_385,"Incarceration of convicted offenders [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_213]","Incarceration of convicted offenders (in shackles, stocks, pens, cages, or prisons)",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_386,"Offenses punished by slavery or hard labor [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_209]",Certain offenses punished by slavery or by terms at hard labor,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_387,"Death penalty [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_210]","Death penalty decreed by custom or after judicial procedure for certain crimes, and exacted openly by someone acting with the explicit approval of the society",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_388,Commutation of certain sentences upon payment,Commutation of sentences for certain crimes may be granted upon payment of a fixed amount,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_389,"Political leader sometimes pardons convicted offenders [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_201]",Political leader sometimes pardons convicted offenders,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_390,General amnesties granted on special occasions,General amnesties granted on special occasions,,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_391,"Violation of secular law incurs divine and secular punishment [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_211]","Violation of secular legal norms automatically incurs punishment by gods during the individual’s lifetime, as well as secular punishment by a formally designated agent of the society",,Law and Judicial Process,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_392,Warfare for reasons beyond personal conflicts or preemptive defense,"Warfare initiated for considerations other than (or in addition to) the avenging of insults, personal injury, murder, witchcraft, the stealing of women, trespass, or forestalling an enemy attack",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_393,"Economic reasons for warfare [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_214]","Economic considerations (e.g., territorial acquisition, the capture of booty, the taking of slaves) important in the initiation of warfare",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_394,Religious reasons for warfare,"Warfare initiated in order to impose religious dogma or to make religious observances (e.g., human sacrifice)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_395,Formal warning or declaration of war,"Formal warning, challenges, or declaration of war, including the displaying of symbols, customarily given",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_396,"War leaders [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_215]","Recognized war leader(s) (other than a political leader) who regularly leads the men of the society against the enemy (e.g., war chief, general)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_397,"Professional military commanders [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_216]","Professional military commanders (e.g., generals) who regularly lead the army in time of war",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_398,"Professional middle-level military officials [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_217]","Professional middle-level military officials (e.g., centurions, lieutenants, captains)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_399,"Specially trained warriors [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_218]",Body of specially trained or highly skilled warriors (as distinct from the rest of the fighting men),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_400,"Standing army [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_221]","Standing army, organized around a core of professional soldiers, and continuously maintained",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_401,Militia,Militia: a semimilitary organization with officers who keep its units in readiness to quell uprisings or repel invasions,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_402,"Military conscription [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_219]","Military conscription (those disinclined to fight either coerced into doing so, allowed to commute, or else subject to punishment)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_403,Military or corvée obligations fulfilled through substitutes or payments,Substitutes may be hired or commutation paid to fulfill military or corvée obligations,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_404,Troops receive fixed pay,"Troops receive fixed pay (over and above, or instead of, a share of the booty)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_405,"Mercenaries [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_222]","Mercenaries (i.e., paid foreign troops) used in warfare",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_406,"Soldiers or officers take oath of allegiance [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_220]",Soldiers or officers take oath of allegiance,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_407,Fighting force divided into subunits,Fighting force customarily divided into subunits,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_408,Army organized into military units,"Army organized into groups of units which are successively more inclusive (e.g., platoons, companies, regiments, divisions)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_409,Organized war preparation drills and exercises,Organized drills or exercises carried out to prepare for war,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_410,"Differentiated military units [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_228]","Differentiated military units (e.g., spearmen, bowmen, slingers, cavalry)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_411,Cavalry,Cavalry,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_412,Military engineers,Military engineers,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_413,Baggage trains used to transport the army’s supplies,Baggage trains used to transport the army’s supplies,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_414,"Pitched battles [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_225]","Pitched battles, involving considerable hand-to-hand fighting, initiated, in which the objective is to destroy or drive off the enemy fighting force, or capture (rather than merely raid) enemy settlements",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_415,Fighters begin battle in formation,Fighters begin battle in formation (including arrangement in a straight line),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_416,Soldiers fight as compact units,"Soldiers fight closely aligned or as compact units, rather than as separate individuals",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_417,Formal rules governing military conducts,Formal rules governing conduct of soldiers and officers in war,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_418,Government arsenals or armories,Arsenals or armories where government stockpiles of weapons are maintained,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_419,Cutting or thrusting weapons used in warfare,Cutting or thrusting weapons used in warfare,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_420,"Defensive body armor [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_224]",Defensive body armor (exclude shields and helmets),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_421,Metal armor used in warfare,Metal armor used in warfare,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_422,"Chariots used in warfare [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_229]",Chariots used in warfare,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_423,"Military emblems and banners [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_227]","Emblems, banners, or special objects which serve to identify military units, or act as rallying points, are carried into battle",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_424,Musical instruments used for battle signals,"Drums, horns, trumpets, etc., used to signal commands in battle or to encourage troops (excluding the use of these instruments merely to frighten the enemy)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_425,"Espionage [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_223]","Espionage, by special agents who gather strategic information in foreign territory by hiding their purpose and/or identity but not their persons",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_426,"Sieges laid to enemy fortifications [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_231]",Sieges laid to enemy fortifications strong enough to resist immediate assault,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_427,"Permanently garrisoned forts [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_230]","Permanently garrisoned forts (excluding observation posts, walled towns and cities)",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_428,Battering rams,Battering rams,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_429,Assault ladders or towers used in sieges,Assault ladders or towers used in sieges,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_430,Siege ramps,Siege ramps,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_431,"Catapult-type devices used as siege engines [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_232]",Catapult-type devices used as siege engines,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_432,"Body trophies [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_236]","Body trophies (e.g., heads, scalps, hands) taken in war or from sacrificed prisoners",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_433,Military booty,Considerable booty taken during successful military campaigns,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_434,"Adult male war captives [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_237]",Adult males frequently taken captive in warfare,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_435,Cannibalism of war captives,Cannibalism of war captives,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_436,"War captives regularly sacrificed to gods [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_238]",War captives regularly sacrificed to god(s),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_437,"War captives kept for ransom or held as hostages [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_239]",War captives kept for ransom or held as hostages,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_438,"Special ornaments for brave or wounded warriors [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_233]","Special ornaments, insignia, or appellations awarded for prowess or wounds received in battle",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_439,"Rewards for outstanding warriors [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_234]","Outstanding warriors rewarded with gifts of property, women, or slaves, or appointment to official positions",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_440,"Nobility attainable through war exploits [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_235]",Nobility or distinctly high social status attainable through war exploits,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_441,"Penalty for cowardice, desertion, or insurrection","Death, confiscation of property, or other severe punishment may be penalty for cowardice in battle, desertion, or insurrection",,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_442,Formal ceremonies to conclude inter-societal hostilities,Formal ceremonies (including the making of treaties) to conclude hostilities with other societies,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_443,Military prowess exhibited in parades or reviews,Military parades or reviews in which military skill and prowess are exhibited (excluding celebrations held for returning warriors),,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_444,"Territory of vanquished enemy annexed [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_240]",Territory of vanquished enemy annexed,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_445,"Vanquished enemies subjugated and controlled [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_241]",Peoples of vanquished enemy subjugated and held under effective control,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_446,"Defeated political leaders pledge allegiance to conquerors [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_242]",Defeated political leader(s) or his relative(s) retained in authority over his territory on pledge of allegiance to conquerors,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_447,Indemnities exacted from defeated enemies,Indemnities or reparations (as distinct from tribute) exacted from defeated enemies,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_448,Permanent settlements built in conquered territory,Permanent settlements built in conquered territory,,Warfare,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_449,Supernatural beings intervening for supplicants,Supernatural being(s) who currently intervenes for the benefit of suppliants,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_450,Ancestral spirits propitiated and invoked,Ancestral spirits propitiated and invoked,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_451,"Gods [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_245]","God(s): specifically personified supernatural being(s) (not impersonal force) who is not particular to locations or to kinship segments (exclude, e.g., ancestral, guardian, and other personal spirits), to whom prayers are directed and who intervenes for the benefit of the society or its members",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_452,"Sun god [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_249]","Sun god worshipped (i.e., propitiated and invoked)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_453,"God of war [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_244]",God of war (not necessarily connected exclusively with war) worshipped,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_454,"Lawgiver god [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_248]","Lawgiver god, who on more than one occasion has enunciated extensive rules for governing human conduct, worshipped",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_455,"Patron gods or saints [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_246]","Patron gods or saints (not including guardian spirits), who afford protection to groups of individuals engaged in particular occupations or activities (e.g., god of merchants, god of hunters, god of travelers, god of blacksmiths, god of war)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_456,"Pantheon of gods [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_250]","Pantheon of gods worshipped (propitiated and invoked); (applies only to differentiated gods who actively control spheres of life or nature, e.g., rain god, war god, fire god, fertility goddess, love goddess)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_457,"Paramount god in the pantheon [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_251]",One god in the pantheon of differentiated gods worshipped as paramount,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_458,Life and death affects the afterlife,Manner of living or dying affects the status or condition of the soul after death,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_459,"Offerings [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_253]",Offerings (including libations and sacrifices),,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_460,Libations,"Libations: the ritual pouring, sprinkling, or drinking of a liquid",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_461,Animal sacrifices,Animal sacrifices directed to supernatural beings to placate them or gain their favor,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_462,"Human sacrifice [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_254]",Human sacrifice directed to supernatural beings to placate them or gain their favor,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_463,Private worship of supernatural beings,"Private worship of supernatural beings through personally owned (rather than societally maintained) idols, altars, or shrines",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_464,Priests perform private ceremonies for payment,Private ceremonies or sacrifices performed by priests (not shamans or medicine men) on behalf of individuals for payment,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_465,Priests conduct sacrifices on behalf of the society,"Priests conduct sacrifices on behalf of the society, or a significant segment thereof, to ward off calamities, solicit benefits, or offer thanks",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_466,Rites of passage performed by priests,Rites of passage performed by priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_467,Rites to promote farming success,"Rites to promote fertility of the soil, to bring rain, or to celebrate the harvest performed seasonally (rather than merely when the crop is in danger)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_468,Thank offerings to supernatural beings,Thank offerings to supernatural being(s),,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_469,Pre-battle rituals performed by religious specialists,"Offerings, sacrifices, prayers, or other rituals carried out by religious specialists before battle",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_470,Post-victory offerings to supernatural beings,Victory offerings made to supernatural being(s) after successful military campaign,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_471,Housebuilding offerings or sacrifices,Offerings or sacrifices made in connection with housebuilding or the erection of other structures,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_472,"Religious pilgrimages [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_275]",Religious pilgrimages to distant shrines or sacred places,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_473,"Votive offerings, ceremonies or pilgrimages",Votive offerings or ceremonies or votive pilgrimages made,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_474,"Idols [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_252]",Idols: durable representations made in the likeness of supernatural beings through or in which they are worshipped,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_475,"Oracles [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_247]","Oracles: shrines, places, or objects where, or by means of which, a medium transmits answers to questions posed to a god or spirit (exclude the use of animals for augury)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_476,"Shrines [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_255]","Shrines, altars, ceremonial platforms, or other sacred places where religious practices (e.g., offerings, rituals, prayers) are regularly or repeatedly carried out",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_477,Incense burned for ceremonial or ritual purposes,Incense burned for ceremonial or ritual purposes,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_478,"Ritual or liturgical texts [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_276]",Ritual or liturgical (written) texts,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_479,"Special supernatural practitioners [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_256]","Special supernatural practitioners (e.g., shamans, diviners, priests, monks)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_480,"Religious specialists supported by individuals or society [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_257]","Religious specialist(s) supported (fully or almost fully) by individuals, the community, tribe, or state",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_481,Divination specialists consulted before important undertakings,"Specialists (e.g., astrologers) concerned exclusively with divination and related activities (exclude shamans) are consulted before undertakings important to the society or the political leader",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_482,"Priests [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_258]",Priests: religious practitioners connected with specific gods or with society-wide ancestral cults,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_483,"Functionally specialized priests [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_260]","Functionally specialized priests (e.g., interpreters of oracles or dreams, sacrificial priests, funerary priests, war priests)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_484,"Priests formally invested in their office [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_259]","Priests formally invested in their office by chief, king, or higher priest",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_485,"Head priest has considerable political influence [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_267]",Head priest (including priest-chief or priest-king) has considerable political influence,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_486,"Hierarchy of priests [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_261]",Hierarchy of priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_487,Different orders of priests,Different orders of priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_488,"Women consecrated to a temple or a god service [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_265]","Women consecrated to a temple or to the service of a god (e.g., priestesses, virgins, nuns)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_489,Priests distinguished by visible status marks,"Priests or monks always distinguished by specific visible marks of their status (e.g., tonsure, special garments)",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_490,"Priests follow strict rules of discipline [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_272]","Priests or monks ordinarily follow strict rules of discipline, including various forms of abnegation (e.g., fasting, continence), purification, or mortification of the flesh",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_491,"Training school for priests [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_271]",Training school for priests,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_492,"Temples [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_262]","Temple(s): structure(s), at least as large as dwellings, where priests worship gods or practice society-wide ancestral cults",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_493,"Temple has large staff [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_263]",Temple has large staff of priests or attendants (more than 10),,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_494,"Temple owns considerable property [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_264]",Temple owns considerable property,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_495,Temples dedicated to specific gods or saints,Differentiated temples dedicated to specific gods or saints,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_496,"Monasteries, convents, or nunneries [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_273]","Monasteries, convents, or nunneries where priests, monks, priestesses, etc., live, and which, unlike temples, are ordinarily closed to laymen",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_497,"Ceremonial or religious center [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_274]",Ceremonial or religious center: a complex of temples and associated buildings having an important role in the religious life of the society,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_498,"Church [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_266]",Church: religious institution which encompasses a number of priests and temples (or monks and monasteries) and which is unified by a set of common beliefs and observances,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_499,"Temple or church receives donations [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_269]",Temple or church receives donations (other than offerings left to supernatural beings),,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_500,"Temple or church exacts tithes [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_270]","Temple or church exacts tithes, receives the produce of a fixed portion of cultivated lands, or claims a set part of personal incomes",,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_501,"Church owns large amounts of land [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_268]",Church owns large amounts of land,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_502,Ecclesiastical courts,Ecclesiastical courts,,Religion,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_503,"Pottery (either made or commonly used) [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_277]",Pottery (either made or commonly used),,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_504,"Painted pottery made [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_278]",Painted pottery made,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_505,"Effigy vessels made [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_279]",Effigy vessels made,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_506,Large ceramic vessels for storing or transporting grain or liquids,Large ceramic vessels made expressly for storing or transporting grain or liquids,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_507,"Mold-made pottery [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_280]",Mold-made pottery,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_508,"Wheel-made pottery [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_281]",Wheel-made pottery,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_509,"Pottery kilns [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_282]",Pottery kilns,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_510,"Professional potters [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_284]",Professional (full-time) potters,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_511,"Professional painters or sculptors [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_285]",Professional (full-time) painters or sculptors,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_512,"Terra-cotta figurines [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_286]","Terra-cotta (baked clay) figurines or statues as art or ceremonial objects (free-standing, not appliquéd on pots or walls)",,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_513,Wooden or ivory statues,Statues or figurines carved in hard wood or ivory,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_514,"Stone statues [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_287]",Stone statues (or figurines) as art or ceremonial objects,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_515,"Heroic or gigantic stone sculpture [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_288]",Heroic or gigantic stone sculpture,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_516,"Stone reliefs, intaglios, or friezes [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_289]","Reliefs, intaglios, or friezes carved into dressed stone surfaces",,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_517,"Wall murals or frescoes [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_290]",Murals or frescoes painted on faced stone or brick walls,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_518,"Glass manufactured [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_291]",Glass manufactured,,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_519,"Mosaics of stone, brick, tile, or glass [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_292]","Mosaics of stone, brick, tile, or glass",,Ceramics and Art,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_520,"Ground or polished stone or shell cutting tools [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_293]",Ground or polished stone or shell cutting tools,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_521,"Metal axes or adzes made [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_294]",Metal axes or adzes made,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_522,Metal-pointed plowshares,Metal-pointed plowshares,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_523,"Animal-, wind-, or water-powered grinding devices [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_295]","Animal-, wind-, or water-powered devices for grinding grain",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_524,"Mechanical devices for raising water [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_296]","Mechanical devices for raising water (e.g., shadoof, water wheel, water screw)",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_525,"Wheeled vehicles [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_297]",Wheeled vehicles,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_526,"Scales or balances [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_298]",Scales or balances,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_527,Techniques of wood joining,"Techniques of wood joining beyond lashing and gluing (e.g., use of pegs, nails, dovetailing, sewing)",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_528,Furniture,"Furniture: e.g., stools, benches, platform beds, hammocks",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_529,Lock and keys,Lock and keys,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_530,Mirrors,Mirrors,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_531,"Spindle [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_299]",Spindle,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_532,"Heddle loom [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_300]",Heddle loom,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_533,Plant fibers woven into cloth,Plant fibers woven into cloth,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_534,"Animal fibers woven into cloth [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_301]","Animal fibers (e.g., hair, wool, fur, silk) woven into cloth (exclude unraveling and reweaving of woolen cloth obtained by trade)",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_535,"Patterns woven into cloth [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_302]",Patterns (including warp and weft stripes) woven into cloth,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_536,"Garments made of woven cloth [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_303]",Garments (including capes and cloaks) made of woven cloth,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_537,Garments made of bark cloth,Garments made of bark cloth (including ceremonial garments),,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_538,"Dyeing [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_304]","Dyeing (not painting or smearing) of textiles, yarn, bark cloth, or pandanus leaves",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_539,Ornamented fabrics,"Fabrics for clothing ornamented with featherwork, elaborate painting, embroidery, jewelry",,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_540,Tapestries,Tapestries (woven or embroidered fabrics hung for decoration),,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_541,"Professional weavers [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_305]",Professional weavers,,Tools and Utensils and Textiles,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_542,"Forging [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_306]",Forging (hammering metal into shape while hot),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_543,"Mining of ores [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_307]",Mining of ores (excluding placers),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_544,Mining of ores as a continuing operation,"Mining of ores carried out as a continuing operation (i.e., not merely to meet the needs of the moment)",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_545,"Smelting of ores [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_308]",Smelting of ores,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_546,Furnaces for smelting ores,Furnaces for smelting ores,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_547,"Bellows used in working metal [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_309]",Bellows used in working metal,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_548,"Indigenous copper worked [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_310]",Indigenous copper worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_549,"Indigenous gold and/or silver worked [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_311]",Indigenous gold and/or silver worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_550,"Indigenous iron worked [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_312]",Indigenous iron worked,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_551,"Alloying of metals [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_313]",Alloying of metals,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_552,"Bronze or brass produced [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_314]",Bronze or brass produced,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_553,"Casting in molds [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_315]",Casting in molds,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_554,"Lost-wax casting [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_316]",Lost-wax casting (cire perdue),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_555,"Metal hardening through annealing or tempering [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_317]",Altering the hardness of metals by annealing (heating and slow cooling) or tempering (heating and rapid cooling by immersion in a liquid),,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_556,"Soldering, welding, or riveting used to join metals [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_318]","Soldering, welding, or riveting used to join metals",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_557,"Decorative metal-working techniques [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_319]","Decorative metal-working techniques (e.g., gilding, embossing, engraving, inlaying)",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_558,"Copper tools in common use [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_320]","Copper weapons, utensils, or instruments in common use",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_559,"Bronze tools in common use [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_321]","Bronze or brass weapons, utensils, or instruments in common use",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_560,"Iron tools in common use [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_322]","Iron weapons, utensils, or instruments in common use",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_561,"Non-utllitarian metal objects [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_325]","Non-utllitarian metal objects (e.g., jewelry, figurines or statues, ceremonial chalices, solar disks) made or used",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_562,"Ornaments and jewelry of precious metals [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_324]","Ornaments and jewelry of gold, silver, or other precious metals made or used",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_563,"Precious or semiprecious stones used for jewelry [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_326]",Precious or semiprecious stones used for jewelry,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_564,"Professional smiths [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_327]","Professional smiths, who work metal primarily for exchange",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_565,"Professional goldsmiths, silversmiths, or jewelers","Professional goldsmiths, silversmiths, or jewelers",,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_566,Armorers,Armorers: smiths specializing in making weapons,,Metalworking,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_567,"Watercraft [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_328]",Watercraft (excluding floating logs and simple rafts),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_568,"Vessel hulls built from several planks [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_329]",Vessel hulls built from several planks (excluding wash strakes),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_569,"Vessels propelled by oars [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_330]",Vessels propelled by oars (not paddles),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_570,"Vessels propelled by sails [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_331]",Vessels propelled by sails,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_571,Steering oar or rudder,Steering oar or rudder,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_572,Devices for stabilizing vessels,"Devices for stabilizing vessels (e.g., keels, centerboards, outriggers)",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_573,"Cabins on board vessels [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_332]",Cabins on board vessels,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_574,Decked vessels,"Decked vessels, with cabin or storage space below decks",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_575,Merchant vessels,"Merchant vessels, operated by professional merchants and specially designed to transport cargo",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_576,"Navy [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_333]",Navy: fleet of specially designed warships maintained by the political unit,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_577,Professional naval officers,Professional naval officers,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_578,"Professional boat builders [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_334]",Professional boat builders (including part-time specialists),,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_579,Dryd docks,Dryd docks: permanent structures used during the construction and repair of vessels,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_580,"Professional sailors, pilots, or navigators [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_335]","Professional sailors, pilots, or navigators (including part-time specialists)",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_581,Professional boatmen or ferrymen,"Professional boatmen, who earn a living ferrying passengers or goods over short distances",,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_582,"Voyages undertaken out of sight of land [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_336]",Voyages undertaken out of sight of land,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_583,Canals built for navigation,Canals built for navigation,,Watercraft and Navigation,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_584,"Mnemonic devices for recording traditions, events, etc. [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_341]","Traditions, events, etc., recorded by means of mnemonic devices (including writing, but excluding simple methods of recording elapsed time, events, or simple inventories)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_585,"System of writing [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_342]",System of writing (including extensive systems of standardized pictographs),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_586,"Essentially phonetic system of writing [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_343]",Essentially phonetic system of writing,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_587,"Scribes, secretaries, or clerks [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_344]","Scribes, secretaries, or clerks (other than priests)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_588,"Teachers [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_345]","Teachers: professional instructors, secular or religious, who are paid for their services and who instruct others than candidates for the priesthood",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_589,Schools for secular subjects or vocational training,"Schools for instruction in secular (i.e., nonreligious) subjects or for vocational training (including, e.g., school for brides)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_590,Literacy general among the upper classes,Literacy general among the upper classes (not merely among scribes and priests),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_591,Public primary schools,Public primary schools,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_592,Secular professional schools,"Secular professional schools (e.g., for the study of law, accounting, medicine, grammar)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_593,Literature,"Literature: speculative, esthetic, or historical writing as distinct from official records",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_594,Epic verse,Epic verse (excluding songs),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_595,Philosophy,Philosophy: a system of beliefs about man’s place in the world and about human conduct based on independent speculation and representing a departure from the prevailing or previously established system of beliefs,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_596,Technical treatises or manuals,"Technical treatises or manuals (e.g., on medicine, pharmacy, divination, agriculture, metalworking)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_597,"Standardized weights and measures [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_338]","Standardized weights and measures (excluding measurement with parts of the body, and similarly variable measurements)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_598,"System of numbers extending beyond 100 [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_339]",System of numbers extending beyond 100,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_599,"Mathematics [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_340]",Mathematics (beyond simple arithmetic),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_600,"Techniques of surveying and mensuration [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_346]","Techniques of surveying and mensuration (including, e.g., plumb lines, knowledge of right angle, stretched cords, but excluding the swinging of circles by means of a cord)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_601,"Regular astronomical observations by specialists [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_347]",Astronomical observations regularly made by priests or other specialists,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_602,"Calendrical system [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_348]","Calendrical system, uniquely designating each day of the year",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_603,Calendrically fixed celebrations or religious observances,Calendrically fixed days of celebration or religious observance recurring annually,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_604,Regular schedule of work and rest beyond daily routine,"Regular schedule of work and rest other than daily routine (e.g., one day off every five)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_605,Musical instruments,Musical instruments (excluding whistles),,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_606,Games of calculation,Games of calculation,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_607,Team athletic contests,Team athletic contests in which there is coordination among the members of each side,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_608,Professional athletes,"Professional athletes (e.g., gladiators, ballplayers, acrobats)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_609,"Professional bards, musicians, or storytellers [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_354]","Bards, minstrels, musicians, or storytellers, whose primary activity is to compose, play, or recite songs, poems, or stories",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_610,"Professional dancers or musicians [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_138]",Professional dancers or musicians,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_611,Professional comic entertainers,"Professional comic entertainers (e.g,, clowns, buffoons, jesters, dwarfs)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_612,Troupes of professional actors,Troupes of professional actors,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_613,"Fermented beverages from cultivated plants [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_352]",Fermented beverages brewed from cultivated plants,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_614,"Midwives, wet nurses, or foster nurses","Midwives, wet nurses, or foster nurses who are regularly called upon and paid for their services",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_615,Physicians,"Physicians: specialists who treat patients primarily by rational (i.e., non-supernaturalistic) means",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_616,"Surgery practiced [Note, identical to CARNEIRO4_350]","Surgery practiced (excluding, e.g., the setting of broken bones, removal of arrows, bloodletting)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_617,"Papermaking [Note, similar to CARNEIRO4_351]","Papermaking (including the making of papyrus, parchment, or vellum)",,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CARNEIRO6_618,Zoos,Zoos or menageries in which a wide variety of wild animals are kept as curiosities,,Special Knowledge and Practices,Categorical,,,,,dplace-dataset-carneiro6
CCMC1,NHS2 song,"A Value for this parameter represents a song in the NHS discography, coded for type using one of 10 categories.",,,,,,,,dplace-dataset-ccmc
EA001,Subsistence economy: gathering,"Dependence on the gathering of wild plants and small land fauna, relative to other subsistence activities.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA002,Subsistence economy: hunting,"Dependence on hunting, including trapping and fowling, relative to other subsistence activities.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA003,Subsistence economy: fishing,"Dependence on fishing, including shellfishing and the pursuit of large aquatic animals, relative to other subsistence activities.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA004,Subsistence economy: animal husbandry,"Dependence on animal husbandry, relative to other subsistence activities.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA005,Subsistence economy: agriculture,"Dependence on agriculture, relative to other subsistence activities.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA006,Transactions at marriage: prevailing type,Prevailing type of transfer or exchange at marriage.,,"Economy, Kinship, Marriage, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA007,Transactions at marriage: alternate type,"Alternative types of transfer or exchange at marriage, or supplementary practices.",,"Economy, Kinship, Marriage, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA008,Domestic organization,The prevailing form of domestic or familial organization.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA009,Marital composition: monogamy and polygamy,"Marital composition of family units, regardless of whether families live as independent nuclear units or as part of larger extended families.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA010,Marital residence with kin: first years,"Pattern of marital residence in the first years or so of marriage. The variable ""Marital residence with kin: change after first years"" indicates whether or not this differs from the pattern of marital residence in later years.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to be a ""stand alone"" variable. Now, societies for which code was ""not different than later years"" have this information spelled out, using detailed codes of Gray's v12, which describes the pattern of marital residence in later years. Note also that two codes were added for ""Uv"" and ""Vu"" based on Murdock's note under the Ambilocal code. Specifically: ""The symbols Uv or Vu are used to denote, respectively, a marked preponderance of uxorilocal or virilocal practice [in ambilocal residence]. That is, cases of ambilocal residence where the actual frequency of uxorilocal vs. virilocal residence exceeds the other by a ratio greater than two to one. ","Codes for ""first years"" in Murdock do not include options for Matrilocal/Patrilocal; it is not clear if these are contained in Uxorilocal/Virilocal. In the case of the ""Marital residence (prevailing pattern)"" variable Matrilocal/Patrilocal are distinguished by Uxorilocal/Virilocal (with the latter being ""confined to instances where the wife's [husband's] matrikin [patrikin] are not aggregated in matrilocal and matrilineal [patrilocal and matrilineal] kin groups"". If comparing with v10 with v12, users may wish to look into this further and/or group Matri/Uxori and Patri/Viri in v12. ",dplace-dataset-ea
EA201,Marital residence with kin: change after first years,Indicates whether or not the pattern of marital residence differs in the first years of marriage relative to later years.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Added because of the recoding of v10, to allow users to quickly identify societies where marital residence in early years differs from that in later years.",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA011,Transfer of residence at marriage: prevailing pattern,"The prevailing pattern of transfer of residence at marriage (note: not in original EA, summarized from variable describing marital residence with kin).",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Gray (1999),"Revised codes for avunculocal cases, as these should be ""Wife to husband's group""; changed wording of this code (code ""1"") to emphasize that this group could be husband's group (patrilocal, virilocal) or husband's mother's brother's household (avunculocal). ","Note that in cases where men marry a MoBrDa, 'avunculocal' residence would mean the husband was moving to the wife's household.",dplace-dataset-ea
EA012,Marital residence with kin: prevailing pattern,The prevailing profile of marital residence in the society.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Two codes added for ""Uv"" and ""Vu"" based on Murdock's note under the Ambilocal code. Specifically: ""The symbols Uv or Vu are used to denote, respectively, a marked preponderance of uxorilocal or virilocal practice [in ambilocal residence]"". He further specifies that these are cases of ambilocal residence where the actual frequency of uxorilocal vs. virilocal residence exceeds the other by a ratio greater than two to one. Given this specific definition, we decided these two cases should be ""stand alone"" codes under v12, rather than cases where a prevailing pattern (v12) is accompanied by an alternative pattern (v14).",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA013,Transfer of residence at marriage: alternate,"Culturally patterned alternatives to, or numerically significant deviations from, the prevailing pattern of transfer of residence at marriage (note: not in original EA, summarized from variable describing marital residence with kin).",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Gray (1999),"Revised codes for avunculocal cases here and for variable EA011, as these should be ""Wife to husband's group""; changed wording of this code (code ""1"") to emphasize that this group could be husband's group (patrilocal, virilocal) or husband's mother's brother's household (avunculocal). Because codes for this variable are dependent on EA011, adjusted all codes for this variable after adjusting EA011 and this variable for avunculocal cases.","Note that in cases where men marry a MoBrDa, 'avunculocal' residence would mean the husband was moving to the wife's household.",dplace-dataset-ea
EA014,Marital residence with kin: alternate,"Culturally patterned alternatives to, or numerically significant deviations from, the prevailing profile of marital residence.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"No change, despite change to v12, for wich ""Uv"" and ""Vu"" now coded as specific cases. In other words, "".v"" following U and "".u"" following V are still coded as 'alternative states' to v12. ",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA015,Community marriage organization,"The prevalence of local endogamy, agamy, and exogamy, together with the presence or absence of localized kin groups. The specific structure of clans, whether ambilocal, matrilocal, or patrilocal, is revealed by the variable describing prevailing patterns of residence with kin.",,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA016,Organization of clan communities,"Indicates whether or not societies organized as clan-communities (i.e., where communities represent a single, localized, exogamous kin group or clan) are also segmented into clan barrios.",,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA017,Largest patrilineal kin group,The largest type of patrilineal kin group reported for the society.,,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA018,Largest patrilineal exogamous group,The largest patrilineal kin group characterized by exogamy.,,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to be a ""stand alone"" variable. Any societies coded as ""9"" (""No different from variable 17"") in Gray (1999) are now represented by their codes in v17. Also, ""O,"" ""Lo,"" ""Po,"" and ""So"" are here coded as ""1"" (""No patrilineal exogamy""). In Gray (1999), O, Lo, So, Po were coded as ""9"" (""No different from variable 17""). ",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA019,Largest matrilineal kin group,The largest type of matrilineal kin group reported for the society.,,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA020,Largest matrilineal exogamous group,The largest matrilineal kin group characterized by exogamy.,,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to be a ""stand alone"" variable. Any societies coded as ""9"" (""No different from variable 19"") in Gray (1999) are now represented by their codes in v19. Also, ""O,"" ""Lo,"" ""Po,"" and ""So"" are here coded as ""1"" (""No matrilineal exogamy""). In Gray (1999), O, Lo, So, Po were coded as ""9"" (""No different from variable 17""). ",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA021,Cognatic kin groups,"The presence or probable absence, and the typology, of cognatic kin groups.",,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA022,Secondary cognatic kin group: kindreds and ramages,"The presence or probable absence, and the typology, of secondary cognatic kin groups. This variable highlights societies for which both kindreds (bilateral descent) and ramages (ambilineal descent) are reported.",,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA023,Cousin marriages permitted,"The rules or practices governing the marriageability or nonmarriageability of a man's first cousins and, in some cases, second cousins.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA024,Cousin marriages permitted: subtypes,Number of types of cousins (first and/or second cousins) a man is permitted to marry.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Used code that was corrected by Gray after publication of Gray (1999). Specifically, Murdock codes ""C-G"" = Gray code ""3"" and only Murdock codes ""M"" and ""P"" = Gray code ""4""",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA025,Cousin marriages preferred,Preferred rather than just permitted marriages to particular first (and/or second) cousins.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA026,Cousin marriages preferred: subtypes,Specific type(s) of cousin preferred as spouses.,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA027,Kin terms for cousins,Extent to which names for cousins distinguish cousin subtypes and/or among other groups of kin.,,Kinship,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA028,Agriculture: intensity,Intensity of cultivation.,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA029,Agriculture: major crop type,Principal type of crop cultivated.,,"Ecology, Subsistence",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Societies coded as ""C"" but without a lower-case letter following are here coded as ""0"" (i.e., as having Missing data for ""Principal crop"").",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA030,Settlement patterns,The prevailing type of settlement pattern.,,"Community organization, Housing, Settlement",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA031,Mean size of local communities,"The average population of local communities, whatever the pattern of settlement, computed from census data or other evidence.",,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA032,Jurisdictional hierarchy of local community,"The number of jurisdictional levels in the local community, with 2 representing the theoretical minimum (e.g., independent nuclear or polygynous families) and 4 representing the theoretical maximum (e.g., nuclear families nested within extended families and clan-barrios). See the variable ""Jurisdictional hierarchy beyond the local community"" for information on organization beyond the local community. Note that different types of organization on the same level, e.g., a consanguineal lineage and its localized equivalent, are counted as one, and organizations not held to be legitimate, e.g., imposed colonial regimes, are excluded.",,Community organization,Ordinal,,Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA033,Jurisdictional hierarchy beyond local community,"The number of jurisdictional levels beyond the local community, with 1 representing the theoretical minimum (e.g.,  none/autonomous bands or villages) and 4 representing the theoretical maximum (e.g., villages nested within parishes, districts, provinces, and a complex state). This variable also provides a measure of political complexity, ranging from 1 for stateless societies, through 2 or 3 for petty and larger paramount chiefdoms or their equivalent, to 4 or 5 for large states. Note that different types of organization on the same level are counted as one, and organizations not held to be legitimate, e.g., imposed colonial regimes, are excluded.",,"Community organization, Politics",Ordinal,,Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA034,Religion: high gods,"The range of beliefs in high gods. A high god is defined, following Swanson, as a spiritual being who is believed to have created all reality and/or to be its ultimate governor, even if his sole act was to create other spirits who, in turn, created or control the natural world.",,Ritual,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA035,Games,"Types of games practiced. Following Roberts, only games with an outcome, i.e., a winner and a loser, are treated.",,Games,Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA036,Post-partum sex taboos,"The normal duration of post-partum sex taboos, i.e., those requiring a lactating mother to refrain from sexual intercourse.",,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Ordinal,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA037,Male genital mutilations,"The practice of circumcision or any of its variants, when culturally normative and not sporadic or merely optional, as well as the age at which it typically occurs.",,"Gender, Ritual",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA038,Segregation of adolescent boys,Degree and mode of segregating boys at or approaching puberty.,,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA039,Domestic animals: plow cultivation,"Indicates whether or not animals are employed in plow cultivation, and whether plow cultivation is aboriginal or dates to the post-contact period.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA040,Domestic animals: type,The predominant type of animals kept.,,"Ecology, Subsistence",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA041,Domestic animals: milking,Indicates whether or not domestic animals milked.,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA042,Subsistence economy: dominant activity,Dominant mode of subsistence (note: not in original EA; derived from other variables on subsistence and type of agriculture).,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA043,Descent: major type,"Major mode of descent (note: not in original EA; derived from variables describing patrilineal and matrilineal kin groups EA017, EA019 and EA021).",,Kinship,Categorical,,Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA044,Sex differences: metal working,"Specialization by sex in such arts as smelting, casting, and forging, i.e., only those which involve the application of fire.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA045,Sex differences: weaving,"Specialization by sex in the manufacture of true cloth on a loom or frame; not including the manufacture of nets, baskets, mats, or nonwoven fabrics like barkcloth or felt.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA046,Sex differences: leather working,"Specialization by sex in the dressing of skins, e.g., by tanning; not including the manufacture of artifacts from raw hides or undressed skins.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA047,Sex differences: pottery making,Specialization by sex in the manufacture of earthenware utensils.,,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA048,Sex differences: boat building,"Specialization by sex in the construction of true water craft; not including the making of simple floats, rafts, or the like.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA049,Sex differences: house construction,Specialization by sex in the actual building of a permanent dwelling or the erection of a transportable shelter; not including the acquisition or preliminary preparation of the materials used.,,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA050,Sex differences: gathering,Specialization by sex in the gathering of wild plants and small land fauna.,,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA051,Sex differences: hunting,"Specialization by sex in hunting, including trapping and fowling.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA052,Sex Differences: fishing,"Specialization by sex in fishing, including shellfishing and the pursuit of large aquatic animals.",,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA053,Sex differences: animal husbandry,Specialization by sex in animal husbandry.,,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA054,Sex differences: agriculture,Specialization by sex in agriculture.,,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA055,Age or occupational specialization: metal working,"Age or occupational specialization in such arts as smelting, casting, and forging, i.e., only those which involve the application of fire.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA056,Age or occupational specialization: weaving,"Age or occupational specialization in the manufacture of true cloth on a loom or frame; not including the manufacture of nets, baskets, mats, or nonwoven fabrics like barkcloth or felt.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA057,Age or occupational specialization: leather working,"Age or occupational specialization in the dressing of skins, e.g., by tanning; not including the manufacture of artifacts from raw hides or undressed skins.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA058,Age or occupational specialization: pottery making,Age or occupational specialization in the manufacture of earthenware utensils.,,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA059,Age or occupational specialization: boat building,"Age or occupational specialization in the construction of true water craft; not including the making of simple floats, rafts, or the like.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA060,Age or occupational specialization: house construction,Age or occupational specialization in the actual building of a permanent dwelling or the erection of a transportable shelter; not including the acquisition or preliminary preparation of the materials used.,,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA061,Age or occupational specialization: gathering,Age or occupational specialization in the gathering of wild plants and small land fauna.,,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA062,Age or occupational specialization: hunting,"Age or occupational specialization in hunting, including trapping and fowling.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA063,Age or occupational specialization: fishing,"Age or occupational specialization in fishing, including shellfishing and the pursuit of large aquatic animals.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA064,Age or occupational specialization: animal husbandry,Age or occupational specialization in animal husbandry.,,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA065,Age or occupational specialization: agriculture,Age or occupational specialization in agriculture.,,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Recoded to distinguish cases where activity is not practiced from cases where there is no specialization by sex.,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA066,Class differentiation: primary,"The degree and type of class differentiation, excluding purely political and religious statuses. See also ""Class differentiation: secondary,"" as some societies exhibit important features of two different types of class differentation.",,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA067,Class differentiation: secondary features,"Secondary type of class differentiation present in the society, excluding purely political and religious statuses. See also ""Class differentiation: primary"".",,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA068,Caste differentiation: primary,"The degree and type of caste differentiation. See also ""Caste differentiation: secondary,"" as some societies exhibit important features of two different types of caste differentation.",,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA069,Caste differentiation: secondary features,"Secondary type of caste differentiation. See also ""Caste differentiation: primary"".",,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA070,Slavery: type,"The forms and prevalence of slave status, treated quite independently of both class and caste status.",,"Class, Economy, Labour, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA071,Slavery: timing,"Indicates whether slavery present at the time of observation of the society, or only in the past.",,"Class, Economy, Labour, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to be a ""standalone"" variable; specifically, to distinguish ""Slavery never practiced"" (1) from ""Slavery present in past, but not currently in existence"" (3)",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA072,Political succession,"Rules of succession applying to the office of local headman (or a close equivalent), without reference to rules of succession prevailing on higher levels of political integration.",,"Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),Note: recoded from Murdock and split into two variables by Gray (1999),,dplace-dataset-ea
EA073,Political succession: hereditary succession,"Rules of succession applying to the office of local headman (or a close equivalent), without reference to rules of succession prevailing on higher levels of political integration.",,"Kinship, Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA074,Inheritance rule for real property (land),"The rule or practice governing the disposition or transmission of a man's property in land (exclusive of any dower right of his widow). [Note that Murdock (1963a) warned that the codes for this variable had ""proved inadequate and in serious need of revision,"" and that the coded data ""should consequently be used only with circumspection""].",,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA075,Inheritance distribution for real property (land),"Following the inheritance rule for real property (land), this variable indicates how real property is distributed among several individuals of the same category. [Note that Murdock (1963a) warned that the codes for this variable had ""proved inadequate and in serious need of revision,"" and that the coded data ""should consequently be used only with circumspection""].",,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA076,Inheritance rule for movable property,"The rule or practice governing the disposition or transmission of a man's movable property (exclusive of any dower right of his widow). [Note that Murdock (1963a) warned that the codes for this variable had ""proved inadequate and in serious need of revision,"" and that the coded data ""should consequently be used only with circumspection""].",,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA077,Inheritance distribution for movable property,"Following the inheritance rule for movable property, this variable indicates how movable property is distributed among several individuals of the same category. [Note that Murdock (1963a) warned that the codes for this variable had ""proved inadequate and in serious need of revision,"" and that the coded data ""should consequently be used only with circumspection""].",,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to distinguish cases where no inheritance of movable property (""9"") from cases where no data provided on distribution rules (Missing data).",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA078,Norms of premarital sexual behavior of girls,Prevailing standards of sex behavior for unmarried women.,,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA079,House construction: ground plan,Ground plan of the prevailing type of dwelling.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA080,House construction: floor level,Floor level of the prevailing type of dwelling.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA081,House construction: wall material,Wall material of the prevailing type of dwelling.,,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to distinguish ""missing data"" (0) from ""open walls"" (10) from ""walls indistinguishable from, or merging into roof"" (11)",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA082,House construction: shape of roof,Shape of roof  of the prevailing type of dwelling.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA083,House construction: roofing materials,Roofing materials of the prevailing type of dwelling.,,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to distinguish ""Stone/slate"" (1) from ""Tile/brick"" (11)",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA084,House construction (secondary house type): ground plan,Ground plan of secondary or alternative house type.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA085,House construction (secondary house type): floor level,Floor level of secondary or alternative house type.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA086,House construction (secondary house type): wall material,Wall material of secondary or alternative house type.,,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to distinguish ""missing data"" (0) from ""open walls"" (10) from ""walls indistinguishable from, or merging into roof"" (11)",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA087,House construction (secondary house type): shape of roof,Shape of roof of secondary or alternative house type.,,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA088,House construction (secondary house type): roofing materials,Roofing materials of secondary or alternative house type.,,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,,Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),"Recoded to distinguish ""Stone/slate"" (1) from ""Tile/brick"" (11)",,dplace-dataset-ea
EA090,Political integration ,Political integration of the society with neighbouring communities and/or a larger state; this is the version that appeared in Murdock (1957)'s World Ethnographic Sample (WES). ,,"Economy, Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1957); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA094,Political succession: version from Murdock (1957),Rule of succession; for cross-cultural comparibility this is the prevailing rule of succession for the headman of a local community or a near equivalent thereto; this is the version that appeared in Murdock (1957)'s World Ethnographic Sample (WES). ,,"Leadership, Politics",Categorical,,Murdock (1957); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA112,Trance states,"Presence/absence of culturally patterned forms of altered states of consciousness. Codes distinguish between two types of altered states: PossessionTrance, considered to be a manifestation of spirit possession, and a Trance state that is not explained by possession.",,Ritual,Categorical,,Bourguignon (1973); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA113,Societal rigidity,"Degree of rigidity in social structures. Considers stratification of society, whether status distinctions are earned or ascribed, degree of hierarchy of political system, extent to which residence and group membership are fixed, centralization of authority, flexibility of religious rites.",,"Politics, Ritual",Categorical,,Greenbaum (1973); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-ea
EA202,Population size,"Population of ethnic group as a whole, unless otherwise noted in ""Comments"". Note that source differs by society; EA bibliography is source where possible, otherwise Ember (1992).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Population,Continuous,,Murdock (1962-1971); Ember (1992),,,dplace-dataset-ea
AnnualMeanTemperature,Mean value of monthly temperature across the year,Mean value of monthly temperature across the year,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,°C,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
AnnualTemperatureVariance,Variance in monthly temperature means,Variance in monthly temperature means,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
MonthlyMeanPrecipitation,Mean monthly precipitation in ml/m2/month,Mean monthly precipitation in ml/m2/month,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,ml/m²/month,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
PrecipitationConstancy,Precipitation constancy,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions are constant. Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
PrecipitationContingency,Precipitation contingency,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions oscillate in a very predictable manner.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
PrecipitationPredictability,Precipitation predictability,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable due to either constancy or contingency.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
TemperatureConstancy,Temperature constancy,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions are constant. Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
TemperatureContingency,Temperature contingency,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which climate patterns are predictable because conditions oscillate in a very predictable manner.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
TemperaturePredictability,Temperature predictability,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable due to either constancy or contingency.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
AnnualPrecipitationVariance,Variance in monthly precipitation means,Variance in monthly precipitation means,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Climate,Continuous,,"Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model",,,dplace-dataset-ecoclimate
Elevation,Meters above sea level,Meters above sea level,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Physical Landscape,Continuous,masl,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,,dplace-dataset-gmted2010
Slope,Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Physical Landscape,Continuous,degrees,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,,dplace-dataset-gmted2010
DistToCoast_km,Distance to coast,Distance to coast,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Physical Landscape,Continuous,km,High-resolution Geography Database,,,dplace-dataset-gshhs
AmphibianRichness,Number of coexisting amphibian species,Number of coexisting amphibian species.,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,,dplace-dataset-jenkins
BirdRichness,Number of coexisting bird species,Number of coexisting bird species.,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,,dplace-dataset-jenkins
MammalRichness,Number of coexisting mammal species,Number of coexisting mammal species.,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,,dplace-dataset-jenkins
VascularPlantsRichness,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Kreft and Jetz 2007,,,dplace-dataset-kreft
AnnualNetPrimaryProductionVariance,Variance in net primary production per month,Variance in net primary production per month,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,,dplace-dataset-modis
MonthlyMeanNetPrimaryProduction,Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,gC m-2 month-1,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,,dplace-dataset-modis
NetPrimaryProductionConstancy,Net primary production constancy,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions are constant. Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,,dplace-dataset-modis
NetPrimaryProductionContingency,Net primary production contingency,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions oscillate in a very predictable manner.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,,dplace-dataset-modis
NetPrimaryProductionPredictability,Net primary production predictability,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable due to either constancy or contingency.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,,dplace-dataset-modis
SCCS1,Intercommunity Trade as Food Source,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS2,Food Import Acquisition,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS3,Agriculture - Contribution to Local Food Supply,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS4,Crops - Principal,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS5,Animal Husbandry - Contribution to Food Supply,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS6,Animals - Domesticated,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS7,Fishing - Contribution to Food Supply,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS8,Fish,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS9,Hunting - Contribution to Food Supply,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS10,Animals Hunted,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS11,Gathering - Contribution to Food Supply,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS12,Gathered Foods,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS13,Land Transport (Especially regarding Food Transport),"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS14,Routes of Land Transport,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS15,Water Transport,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS16,Water Craft,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS17,Money (Media of Exchange) and Credit,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS18,Credit Source,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS19,Preservation and Storage of Food,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS20,Food Storage,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS21,Food Surplus via Storage,"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS22,Food Supply (Ecological or Distribution Network),"Murdock, G. P., & Morrow, D. O. (1970). Subsistence economy and supportive practices: Cross-cultural codes 1. Ethnology, 9(3), 302-330.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1970subsistence,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS23,Sleeping Proximity of Parents to Infant,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS24,Bodily Restrictiveness - Early Infancy,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS25,Bodily Restrictiveness - Later Infancy,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS26,Bodily Contact - Early Infancy,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS27,Bodily Contact - Late Infancy,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS28,Infant Carrying Devices,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS29,Infant Carrying Position,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS30,Infant Eye Contact with Carrier,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS31,Infant Crying - Response,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS32,Infant Crying - Amount,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS33,Childhood Pain Infliction,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS34,Post - Partum Sex Taboo,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS35,"Ceremonialism Surrounding Child, beyond Nuclear Family","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS36,Magical Protectiveness Applied to Parents and Child,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS37,Physical Protectiveness against Childhood Illness,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS38,Introduction of New Foods (Other than Milk) in Childhood,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS39,Weaning - Age and Severity,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS40,Motor Skills - Encouragement in Childhood,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS41,Autonomy - Encouragement in Childhood,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS42,Elimination - Encouragement of Control in Childhood,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS43,Covering Genitals - Age,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS44,Weaning - Age of Onset,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS45,Weaning - Age of Termination,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Ordinal,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS46,"Weaning - Childhood Developmental Order of Onset (among categories: weaning, motor skills, autonomy, elimination control, covering genitals)","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS47,Motor Skills - Childhood Developmental Order,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS48,Autonomy - Childhood Developmental Order,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS49,Elimination Control - Childhood Developmental Order,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS50,Covering Genitals - Childhood Developmental Order,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS51,"Non-maternal Relationships, Infancy","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS52,"Non-maternal Relationships, Early Childhood","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS53,"Role of Father, Infancy","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS54,"Role of Father, Early Childhood","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS55,"Principal Relationships, Infancy Caretakers and Companions","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS56,"Principal Relationships, Early Childhood Caretakers and Companions","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS57,"General Indulgence, Infancy (Taking 51 and 52 into Account)","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS58,"General Indulgence, Infancy - Modifiers of General Scale Types","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS59,"General Indulgence, Early Childhood (Taking 51 and 52 into Account)","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS60,"General Indulgence, Early Childhood - Modifiers of General Scale Types","Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. 

Barry, H., & Paxson, L. M. (1971). Infancy and early childhood: Cross-cultural codes 2. Ethnology, 10(4), 466-508.",,"Childhood, Infancy",Categorical,,barry1971infancy,,"Variables 23-32 deal with infancy only, from the first year until the transition to early childhood (see 38-39, 42, 44), usually at 12-18 months.The early and late infancy periods of variables 24-27 refer to the first few months after birth versus the period after crawling begins,usually around 9 months. Variables 33-38 include both infancy and early childhood, the latter usually to the age of 4-5 years. Variables 39-50 deal with the transition to childhood, around 12-18 months.Variables 51-60 provide a comparison of infancy and childhood. ",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS61,Fixity of Settlement,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS62,Compactness of Settlement,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS63,Community Size,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS64,Population Density (from Murdock and Wilson Data),"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS65,Types of Dwelling,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS66,Large or Impressive Structures,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS67,Household Form,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS68,"Form of Family (See 79, 80)","Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS69,Marital Residence,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS70,Descent - Membership in Corporate Kinship Groups,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS71,"Descent Groups, Location of Core Gender Group","Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS72,Intercommunity Marriage,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS73,Community Integration,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS74,Prominent Community Ceremonials,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS75,Ceremonial Elements,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS76,Community Leadership,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS77,"Local Political Succession, Primary","Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS78,"Local Political Succession, Secondary","Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS79,Polygamy,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS80,Family Size,"Murdock, G. P., & Wilson, S. F. (1972). Settlement patterns and community organization: Cross-cultural codes 3. Ethnology, 11(3), 254-295.",,"Community, Settlement",Categorical,,murdock1972settlement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS81,Political Autonomy,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS82,Trend in Autonomy,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS83,Levels of Sovereignty,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS84,Higher Political Organization,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS85,Executive,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS86,Selection of Executive,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS87,Deliberative and Consultative Bodies,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS88,Advisory Bodies,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS89,Judiciary,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS90,Police,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS91,Administrative Hierarchy,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS92,Selection of Subordinate Officials,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS93,Political Power - Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS94,Political Power - Second Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS95,Political Power - Third Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS96,Political Power - Fourth Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS97,Political Power - Fifth Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS98,Political Power - Sixth Most Important Source,"Tuden, A., & Marshall, C. (1972). Political organization: Cross-cultural codes 4. Ethnology, 11(4), 436-464.",,Politics,Categorical,,tuden1972political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS99,Food Collection: Vegetal (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS100,"Food Collection: Eggs, Insects, and/or Small Land Fauna (sexual division of labor)","Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS101,Food Collection: Shellfish/Small Aquatic Fauna (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS102,Food Collection: Honey (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS103,Food Collection: Fowling (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS104,Food Collection: Fishing (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS105,Food Collection: Trapping (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS106,Food Collection: Large Land Fauna (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS107,Food Collection: Large Aquatic Fauna (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS108,Food Production: Land Clearance (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS109,Food Production: Soil Preparation (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS110,Food Production: Planting (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS111,Food Production: Crop Tending (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS112,Food Production: Harvesting (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS113,Food Production: Small Domestic Animals (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS114,Food Production: Large Domestic Animals (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS115,Food Production: Milking (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS116,Food Preparation: Vegetal: Food Preparation (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS117,Food Preparation: Butchering (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS118,Food Preparation: Preservation (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS119,Food Preparation: Drinks (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS120,Food Preparation: Dairy (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS121,Food Preparation: Cooking (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS122,Extractive Industries: Mining/Quarrying (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS123,Extractive Industries: Fuel Gathering (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS124,Extractive Industries: Lumbering (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS125,Extractive Industries: Water Fetching (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS126,Intermediate Processing: Skins (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS127,Intermediate Processing: Spinning (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS128,Intermediate Processing: Loom Weaving (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS129,Intermediate Processing: Smelting (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS130,Manufacturing: Matmaking (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS131,Manufacturing: Netmaking (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS132,Manufacturing: Basketmaking (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS133,Manufacturing: Rope or Cordage (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS134,Manufacturing: Leather (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS135,Manufacturing: Clothing (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS136,Manufacturing: Pottery (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS137,Manufacturing: Wood (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS138,Manufacturing: Bone (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS139,Manufacturing: Stone (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS140,Manufacturing: Metal (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS141,Manufacturing: Musical Instruments (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS142,Miscellaneous: Fire (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS143,Miscellaneous: Laundering (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS144,Miscellaneous: Bodily Mutilation (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS145,Miscellaneous: Bonesetting/Surgery (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS146,Miscellaneous: Burden Carrying (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS147,Miscellaneous: Boatbuilding (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS148,Miscellaneous: Housebuilding (sexual division of labor),"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Factors in the division of labor by sex: A cross-cultural analysis. Ethnology, 12(2), 203-225.",,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,,murdock1973factors,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS149,Scale 1- Writing and Records,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS150,Scale 2- Fixity of Residence,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS151,Scale 3- Agriculture,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS152,Scale 4- Urbanization,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS153,Scale 5- Technological Specialization,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS154,Scale 6- Land Transport,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS155,Scale 7- Money,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS156,Scale 8- Density of Population,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS157,Scale 9- Political Integration,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS158,Scale 10- Social Stratification,"Murdock, G. P., & Provost, C. (1973). Measurement of cultural complexity. Ethnology, 12(4), 379-392.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,murdock1973measurement,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS159,Talk about Sex,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS160,Sex Frequency in Marriage,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS161,Sex Believed Dangerous,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS162,Foreplay,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS163,Age for Clothing - Male,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS164,Age for Clothing - Female,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS165,Premarital Sex Attitudes - Female,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS166,Frequency of Premarital Sex - Male,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS167,Frequency of Premarital Sex - Female,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS168,Initiator of Premarital Sex,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS169,Extramarital Sex,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS170,Frequency of Extramarital Sex - Male,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS171,Frequency of Extramarital Sex - Female,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS172,Wifesharing,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Categorical,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS173,Rape,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS174,Frequency of Rape,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS175,Male Sexual Aggressiveness,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS176,Homosexuality,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS177,Frequency of Homosexuality,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS178,Impotence,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1976). Cross-cultural codes on twenty sexual attitudes and practices. Ethnology, 15(4), 409-429.",,"Life cycle, Marriage, Sexual practices",Ordinal,,broude1976cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS200,"Trance states [Note, identical to EA112]",Bourguignon (1973); Gray (1999),,Ritual,Categorical,(blank),Bourguignon (1973); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS201,"Marital residence with kin: change after first years [Note, identical to EA201]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS202,"Societal rigidity [Note, identical to EA113]",Greenbaum (1973); Gray (1999),,"Politics, Ritual",Categorical,(blank),Greenbaum (1973); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS203,"Subsistence economy: gathering [Note, identical to EA001]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS204,"Subsistence economy: hunting [Note, identical to EA002]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS205,"Subsistence economy: fishing [Note, identical to EA003]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS206,"Subsistence economy: animal husbandry [Note, identical to EA004]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS207,"Subsistence economy: agriculture [Note, identical to EA005]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS208,"Transactions at marriage: prevailing type [Note, identical to EA006]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Kinship, Marriage, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS209,"Transactions at marriage: alternate type [Note, identical to EA007]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Kinship, Marriage, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS210,"Domestic organization [Note, identical to EA008]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS211,"Marital composition: monogamy and polygamy [Note, identical to EA009]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS213,"Marital residence with kin: first years [Note, identical to EA010]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS214,"Transfer of residence at marriage: prevailing pattern [Note, identical to EA011]",Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS215,"Marital residence with kin: prevailing pattern [Note, identical to EA012]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS217,"Marital residence with kin: alternate [Note, identical to EA014]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS218,"Transfer of residence at marriage: alternate [Note, identical to EA013]",Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS219,"Community marriage organization [Note, identical to EA015]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS220,"Organization of clan communities [Note, identical to EA016]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS221,"Largest patrilineal kin group [Note, identical to EA017]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS222,"Largest patrilineal exogamous group [Note, identical to EA018]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS223,"Largest matrilineal kin group [Note, identical to EA019]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS224,"Largest matrilineal exogamous group [Note, identical to EA020]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS225,"Cognatic kin groups [Note, identical to EA021]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS226,"Secondary cognatic kin group: kindreds and ramages [Note, identical to EA022]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS227,"Cousin marriages permitted [Note, identical to EA023]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS228,"Cousin marriages preferred [Note, identical to EA025]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS229,"Cousin marriages permitted: subtypes [Note, identical to EA024]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS230,"Cousin marriages preferred: subtypes [Note, identical to EA026]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS231,"Kin terms for cousins [Note, identical to EA027]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS232,"Agriculture: intensity [Note, identical to EA028]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS233,"Agriculture: major crop type [Note, identical to EA029]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Ecology, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS234,"Settlement patterns [Note, identical to EA030]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing, Settlement",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS235,"Mean size of local communities [Note, identical to EA031]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS236,"Jurisdictional hierarchy of local community [Note, identical to EA032]",Gray (1999),,Community organization,Ordinal,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS237,"Jurisdictional hierarchy beyond local community [Note, identical to EA033]",Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Politics",Ordinal,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS238,"Religion: high gods [Note, identical to EA034]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Ritual,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS239,"Games [Note, identical to EA035]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,Games,Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS240,"Post-partum sex taboos [Note, identical to EA036]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Ordinal,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS241,"Male genital mutilations [Note, identical to EA037]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Gender, Ritual",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS242,"Segregation of adolescent boys [Note, identical to EA038]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS243,"Domestic animals: plow cultivation [Note, identical to EA039]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS244,"Domestic animals: type [Note, identical to EA040]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Ecology, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS245,"Domestic animals: milking [Note, identical to EA041]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS246,"Subsistence economy: dominant activity [Note, identical to EA042]",Gray (1999),,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS247,"Descent: major type [Note, identical to EA043]",Gray (1999),,Kinship,Categorical,(blank),Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS248,"Sex differences: metal working [Note, identical to EA044]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS249,"Sex differences: weaving [Note, identical to EA045]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS250,"Sex differences: leather working [Note, identical to EA046]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS251,"Sex differences: pottery making [Note, identical to EA047]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS252,"Sex differences: boat building [Note, identical to EA048]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS253,"Sex differences: house construction [Note, identical to EA049]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS254,"Age or occupational specialization: metal working [Note, identical to EA055]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS255,"Age or occupational specialization: weaving [Note, identical to EA056]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS256,"Age or occupational specialization: leather working [Note, identical to EA057]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS257,"Age or occupational specialization: pottery making [Note, identical to EA058]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS258,"Age or occupational specialization: boat building [Note, identical to EA059]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS259,"Age or occupational specialization: house construction [Note, identical to EA060]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS260,"Sex differences: gathering [Note, identical to EA050]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS261,"Sex differences: hunting [Note, identical to EA051]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS262,"Sex Differences: fishing [Note, identical to EA052]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS263,"Sex differences: animal husbandry [Note, identical to EA053]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS264,"Sex differences: agriculture [Note, identical to EA054]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Gender, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS265,"Age or occupational specialization: gathering [Note, identical to EA061]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS266,"Age or occupational specialization: hunting [Note, identical to EA062]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS267,"Age or occupational specialization: fishing [Note, identical to EA063]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS268,"Age or occupational specialization: animal husbandry [Note, identical to EA064]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS269,"Age or occupational specialization: agriculture [Note, identical to EA065]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Labour",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS270,"Class differentiation: primary [Note, identical to EA066]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS271,"Class differentiation: secondary features [Note, identical to EA067]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS272,"Caste differentiation: primary [Note, identical to EA068]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS273,"Caste differentiation: secondary features [Note, identical to EA069]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS274,"Slavery: type [Note, identical to EA070]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Labour, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS275,"Slavery: timing [Note, identical to EA071]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Class, Economy, Labour, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS276,"Political succession [Note, identical to EA072]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Leadership, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS277,"Political succession: hereditary succession [Note, identical to EA073]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Kinship, Leadership, Politics",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS278,"Inheritance rule for real property (land) [Note, identical to EA074]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS279,"Inheritance rule for movable property [Note, identical to EA076]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS280,"Inheritance distribution for real property (land) [Note, identical to EA075]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS281,"Inheritance distribution for movable property [Note, identical to EA077]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Economy, Property, Wealth Transactions",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS282,"Norms of premarital sexual behavior of girls [Note, identical to EA078]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Gender, Marriage, Ritual",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS283,"House construction: ground plan [Note, identical to EA079]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS284,"House construction: floor level [Note, identical to EA080]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS285,"House construction: wall material [Note, identical to EA081]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS286,"House construction: shape of roof [Note, identical to EA082]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS287,"House construction: roofing materials [Note, identical to EA083]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS288,"House construction (secondary house type): ground plan [Note, identical to EA084]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS289,"House construction (secondary house type): floor level [Note, identical to EA085]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS290,"House construction (secondary house type): wall material [Note, identical to EA086]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS291,"House construction (secondary house type): shape of roof [Note, identical to EA087]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS292,"House construction (secondary house type): roofing materials [Note, identical to EA088]",Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,"Community organization, Ecology, Housing",Categorical,(blank),Murdock (1962-1971); Gray (1999),,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS293,Duration of Early Childhood,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS294,Fortitude: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS295,Fortitude: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS296,Fortitude: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS297,Fortitude: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS298,Aggression: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS299,Aggression: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS300,Aggression: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS301,Aggression: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS302,Competitiveness: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS303,Competitiveness: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS304,Competitiveness: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS305,Competitiveness: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS306,Self-reliance: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS307,Self-reliance: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS308,Self-reliance: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS309,Self-reliance: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS310,Achievement: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS311,Achievement: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS312,Achievement: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS313,Achievement: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS314,Industry: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS315,Industry: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS316,Industry: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS317,Industry: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS318,Responsibility: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS319,Responsibility: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS320,Responsibility: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS321,Responsibility: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS322,Obedience: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS323,Obedience: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS324,Obedience: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS325,Obedience: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS326,Self-restraint: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS327,Self-restraint: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS328,Self-restraint: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS329,Self-restraint: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS330,Sexual Restraint: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS331,Sexual Restraint: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS332,Sexual Restraint: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS333,Sexual Restraint: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS334,Generosity,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS335,Trust,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS336,Honesty,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1976). Traits inculcated in childhood: Cross-cultural codes 5. Ethnology, 15(1), 83-106.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1976traits,,(Higher values represent stronger inculcation) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS337,Importance of Non-family Companions: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS338,Importance of Non-family Companions: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS339,Importance of Non-family Companions: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS340,Importance of Non-family Companions: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS341,Sex of Companions: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS342,Sex of Companions: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS343,Sex of Companions: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS344,Sex of Companions: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS345,Importance of Non-parent in Residence: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS346,Importance of Non-parent in Residence: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS347,Importance of Non-parent in Residence: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS348,Importance of Non-parent in Residence: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS349,Principal Category of Non-parental Agent: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS350,Principal Category of Non-parental Agent: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS351,Principal Category of Non-parental Agent: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS352,Principal Category of Non-parental Agent: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS353,Sex of Parents in Residence: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS354,Sex of Parents in Residence: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS355,Sex of Parents in Residence: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS356,Sex of Parents in Residence: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS357,Sex of Non-parents in Residence: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS358,Sex of Non-parents in Residence: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS359,Sex of Non-parents in Residence: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS360,Sex of Non-parents in Residence: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS361,Non-parental Involvement in Child Caring: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS362,Non-parental Involvement in Child Caring: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS363,Non-parental Involvement in Child Caring: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS364,Non-parental Involvement in Child Caring: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS365,Principal Category of Non-parental Caretaker: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS366,Principal Category of Non-parental Caretaker: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS367,Principal Category of Non-parental Caretaker: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS368,Principal Category of Non-parental Caretaker: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS369,Sex of Parental Caretakers: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS370,Sex of Parental Caretakers: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS371,Sex of Parental Caretakers: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS372,Sex of Parental Caretakers: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS373,Sex of Principal Non-parental Caretakers: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS374,Sex of Principal Non-parental Caretakers: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS375,Sex of Principal Non-parental Caretakers: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS376,Sex of Principal Non-parental Caretakers: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS377,Non-parental Involvement in Authority: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS378,Non-parental Involvement in Authority: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS379,Non-parental Involvement in Authority: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS380,Non-parental Involvement in Authority: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS381,Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS382,Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS383,Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS384,Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS385,Sex of Parental Authority Figures: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS386,Sex of Parental Authority Figures: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS387,Sex of Parental Authority Figures: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS388,Sex of Parental Authority Figures: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS389,Sex of Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS390,Sex of Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS391,Sex of Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS392,Sex of Principal Non-parental Authority Figures: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS393,Non-parental Involvement in Discipline: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS394,Non-parental Involvement in Discipline: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS395,Non-parental Involvement in Discipline: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS396,Non-parental Involvement in Discipline: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS397,Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS398,Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS399,Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS400,Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS401,Sex of Parental Disciplinarians: Early Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS402,Sex of Parental Disciplinarians: Early Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS403,Sex of Parental Disciplinarians: Late Boy,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS404,Sex of Parental Disciplinarians: Late Girl,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS405,Sex of Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS406,Sex of Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS407,Sex of Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS408,Sex of Principal Non-parental Disciplinarians: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS409,Non-parental Involvement in Education: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS410,Non-parental Involvement in Education: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS411,Non-parental Involvement in Education: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS412,Non-parental Involvement in Education: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS413,Principal Category of Non-parental Educators: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS414,Principal Category of Non-parental Educators: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS415,Principal Category of Non-parental Educators: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS416,Principal Category of Non-parental Educators: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS417,Sex of Parental Educators: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS418,Sex of Parental Educators: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS419,Sex of Parental Educators: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS420,Sex of Parental Educators: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS421,Sex of Principal Non-parental Educators: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS422,Sex of Principal Non-parental Educators: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS423,Sex of Principal Non-parental Educators: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS424,Sex of Principal Non-parental Educators: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS425,Guidance or Formal Schooling: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS426,Guidance or Formal Schooling: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS427,Guidance or Formal Schooling: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS428,Guidance or Formal Schooling: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS429,Use of Example: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS430,Use of Example: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS431,Use of Example: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS432,Use of Example: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS433,Control by Public Opinion: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate that approval by people serves as a stronger control of the behavior of children) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS434,Control by Public Opinion: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate that approval by people serves as a stronger control of the behavior of children) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS435,Control by Public Opinion: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate that approval by people serves as a stronger control of the behavior of children) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS436,Control by Public Opinion: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate that approval by people serves as a stronger control of the behavior of children) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS437,Lecturing: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS438,Lecturing: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS439,Lecturing: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS440,Lecturing: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS441,Teasing: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control due to shaming and exposure to ridicule for misconduct) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS442,Teasing: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control due to shaming and exposure to ridicule for misconduct) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS443,Teasing: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control due to shaming and exposure to ridicule for misconduct) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS444,Teasing: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control due to shaming and exposure to ridicule for misconduct) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS445,Scolding: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by verbal reprimands, nagging, scolding for misbehavior) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS446,Scolding: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by verbal reprimands, nagging, scolding for misbehavior) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS447,Scolding: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by verbal reprimands, nagging, scolding for misbehavior) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS448,Scolding: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by verbal reprimands, nagging, scolding for misbehavior) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS449,Warning: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control through threats of punishment by supernatural beings or strangers) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS450,Warning: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control through threats of punishment by supernatural beings or strangers) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS451,Warning: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control through threats of punishment by supernatural beings or strangers) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS452,Warning: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate greater social control through threats of punishment by supernatural beings or strangers) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS453,Corporal Punishment: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values represent greater social control through whipping and any other pain-inflicting treatment) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS454,Corporal Punishment: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values represent greater social control through whipping and any other pain-inflicting treatment) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS455,Corporal Punishment: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values represent greater social control through whipping and any other pain-inflicting treatment) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS456,Corporal Punishment: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values represent greater social control through whipping and any other pain-inflicting treatment) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS457,Ceremonies for Children: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate more ceremonies exclusively for the children of this age and sex) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS458,Ceremonies for Children: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate more ceremonies exclusively for the children of this age and sex) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS459,Ceremonies for Children: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate more ceremonies exclusively for the children of this age and sex) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS460,Ceremonies for Children: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,(higher values indicate more ceremonies exclusively for the children of this age and sex) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS461,Gifts for Approved Behaviors: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by rewards for approved behaviors, e.g., gifts or conferring of privileges) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS462,Gifts for Approved Behaviors: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by rewards for approved behaviors, e.g., gifts or conferring of privileges) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS463,Gifts for Approved Behaviors: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by rewards for approved behaviors, e.g., gifts or conferring of privileges) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS464,Gifts for Approved Behaviors: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,"(higher values indicate greater social control by rewards for approved behaviors, e.g., gifts or conferring of privileges) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS465,Permissiveness: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS466,Permissiveness: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS467,Permissiveness: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS468,Permissiveness: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS469,Affection: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS470,Affection: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS471,Affection: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS472,Affection: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS473,Evaluation by Society: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS474,Evaluation by Society: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS475,Evaluation by Society: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS476,Evaluation by Society: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS477,Incorporation into Society: Early Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS478,Incorporation into Society: Early Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS479,Incorporation into Society: Late Boys,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS480,Incorporation into Society: Late Girls,"Barry, H., Josephson, L., Lauer, E., & Marshall, C. (1977). Agents and techniques for child training: Cross-cultural codes 6. Ethnology, 16(2), 191-230.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1977agents,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS481,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Mother: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS482,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Mother: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS483,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Mother: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS484,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Father: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS485,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Father: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS486,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Father: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS487,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Others: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS488,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Others: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS489,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Others: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS490,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Overall: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS491,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Overall: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS492,Warmth and Affection of Caretakers - Overall: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS493,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Mother: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS494,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Mother: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS495,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Mother: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS496,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Father: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS497,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Father: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS498,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Father: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS499,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Others: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS500,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Others: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS501,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Others: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS502,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Overall: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS503,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Overall: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS504,Hostility and Aggression of Caretakers - Overall: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS505,Indifference of Caretakers - Mother: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS506,Indifference of Caretakers - Mother: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS507,Indifference of Caretakers - Mother: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS508,Indifference of Caretakers - Father: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS509,Indifference of Caretakers - Father: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS510,Indifference of Caretakers - Father: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS511,Indifference of Caretakers - Others: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS512,Indifference of Caretakers - Others: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS513,Indifference of Caretakers - Others: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS514,Indifference of Caretakers - Overall: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS515,Indifference of Caretakers - Overall: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS516,Indifference of Caretakers - Overall: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS517,Control by Caretakers - Mother: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS518,Control by Caretakers - Mother: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS519,Control by Caretakers - Mother: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS520,Control by Caretakers - Father: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS521,Control by Caretakers - Father: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS522,Control by Caretakers - Father: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS523,Control by Caretakers - Others: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS524,Control by Caretakers - Others: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS525,Control by Caretakers - Others: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS526,Control by Caretakers - Overall: Boy,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS527,Control by Caretakers - Overall: Girl,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS528,Control by Caretakers - Overall: Aver,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1981). Parental acceptance-rejection and parental control: Cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 20(3), 245-260.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1981parental,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS529,Initiation Occurrence: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS530,Initiation Occurrence: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS531,Initiation Time: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS532,Initiation Time: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS533,Number of Concurrent Initiates: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS534,Number of Concurrent Initiates: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS535,Duration of Initiation Ceremony: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS536,Duration of Initiation Ceremony: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS537,Number of Participants: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS538,Number of Participants: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS539,Sexes of Participants: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS540,Sexes of Participants: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS541,Primary Physical Components: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS542,Primary Physical Components: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS543,Secondary Physical Components: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS544,Secondary Physical Components: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS545,Primary Cognitive or Performance Components: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS546,Primary Cognitive or Performance Components: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS547,Secondary Cognitive or Performance Components: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS548,Secondary Cognitive or Performance Components: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS549,Primary Emic Interpretations: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS550,Primary Emic Interpretations: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS551,Secondary Emic Interpretations: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS552,Secondary Emic Interpretations: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS553,Tertiary Emic Interpretations: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS554,Tertiary Emic Interpretations: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS555,Primary Social Consequences: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS556,Primary Social Consequences: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS557,Secondary Social Consequences: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS558,Secondary Social Consequences: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS559,Principal Focus: Boys,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS560,Principal Focus: Girls,"Schlegel, A., & Barry, H. (1979). Adolescent initiation ceremonies: A cross-cultural code. Ethnology, 18(2), 199-210.",,"Childhood, Life cycle, Ritual",Categorical,,schlegel1979adolescent,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS561,Menarcheal Ceremonies,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS562,Circumcision,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS563,Maternal Restrictions,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS564,Husband Involvement Scale (Couvade),"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS565,Menstrual Segregation,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS566,Male Segregation Practices,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS567,Combined Segregation Practices,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS568,Compensation Demands,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS569,Fraternal Interest Group Size,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS570,Fraternal Interest Group Strength,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS571,Resource Base,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS572,Residence Pattern,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS573,Ritual Warfare,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS574,Achieved Leadership through Wealth Distribution,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS575,Unstable Political Power Index,"Paige, K., & Paige, J. M. (1981). The politics of reproductive ritual. Univ of California Press.",,"Life cycle, Ritual",Ordinal,,paige1981politics,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS576,Sex of Gods and Spirits and Other Super-natural Beings,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS577,Mythical Founders of the Culture,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS578,Sex of Shamans,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS579,Sex of Reputed Witches,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS580,Participation in Collective Religious Ceremonies and Rituals,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS581,Funeral or Burial Ceremonies Held,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS582,Intermediate or Local Political Leaders,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS583,Leadership Posts in Kinship or Extended Family Units,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS584,Participation in Collective Fighting and Warfare,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS585,Proportional Contribution of Women to Overall Subsistence,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS586,Relative Time and Effort Expended on Subsistence Activities,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS587,Community-wide Exclusively Male Work Groups,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS588,Community-wide Exclusively Female Work Groups,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS589,Degree of Segregation in Subsistence Activities,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS590,Inheritance of Property of Some Economic Value,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS591,Ownership or Control of the Use of Dwellings,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS592,Control of Disposal and Use of Fruits of the Labour Done Solely by Men,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS593,Control of Disposal and Use of Fruits of the Labour Done by Men and Women,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS594,Control of Disposal and Use of Fruits of the Labour Done Solely by Women,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS595,Men's Domestic Work,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS596,(No) Double Standard in Regard to Premarital Sex,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS597,(No) Double Standard in Regard to Extramarital Sex,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS598,Extramarital Affairs of Married Women,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS599,Menstrual Taboos,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS600,The Role of Men and Women in Procreation Understood,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS601,Sexual Drives and Urges Understood,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS602,(No) Explicit View That Sexual Activity Is Dangerous or Contaminating,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS603,Role of the Older Generation in Arranging Marriages (1st Marriages Only),"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS604,Voice of the Potential Bride and Groom in Marriage Decisions,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS605,Marriage Payments,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS606,Preferred Marriage Forms,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS607,(No Male) Multiple Spouses,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS608,(No) Levirate,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS609,Relative Distances Moved by the Bride and Groom Away from Their Families of Orientation at First Marriage,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS610,Relative Ease of Initiating Divorce,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS611,Relative Ease of Remarriage,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS612,Average Relative Age at First Marriage of Men and of Women,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS613,"Final Authority over the Care, Handling and Discipline of Infants","Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS614,Final Authority over the Up-bringing and Discipline of Post-infant Unmarried Children Living in the Home,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS615,Wife to Husband Institutionalized Deference (Guttman Scale),"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS616,A Stated Preference for Children of One Sex,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS617,Any Evidence of Infanticide,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS618,Early Training for Adult Duties,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS619,Punishment for Equal Misbehavior,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS620,Physical Punishment of the Spouse Condoned,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS621,(No) Explicit View That Men Should and Do Dominate Their Wives,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS622,Attendance and Participation in General Community Gathering,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS623,Existence of General Female Initiation Ceremonies,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS624,Any Belief That the Status of Women Has Changed in Folklore or History,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS625,"High Value Placed on Males Being Aggressive, Strong, and Sexually Potent","Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS626,(No) Belief That Women Are Generally Inferior to Men,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing. Note from DW codebook: Var Label Reversed [meaning of note unclear]",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS627,A Statement That Women Have More Informal Influence than Formal Norms of the Society Would Make It Appear,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS628,Property Control Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS629,Kin Power Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS630,Value of Life Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS631,Value of Labour,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS632,Domestic Authority Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS633,Ritualized Female Solidarity Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS634,Control of Sex Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS635,Ritualized Fear Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS636,Joint Participation Scale,"Whyte, M. K. (1978). Cross-cultural codes dealing with the relative status of women. Ethnology, 17(2), 211-237.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte1978cross,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS637,Patterns for Grandparents,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS638,Patterns for Grandchildren,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS639,Patterns for Uncles,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS640,Patterns for Aunts,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS641,Patterns for Nephews and Nieces (Male Speaking),"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS642,Patterns for Siblings,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS643,Patterns for Cross-cousins,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS644,Patterns for Siblings-in-law,"Murdock, G. P. (1970). Kin term patterns and their distribution. Ethnology, 9(2), 165-208.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1970kin,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS645,Theories of Infection,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS646,Theories of Stress,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS647,Theories of Deterioration,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS648,Theories of Accident,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS649,Theories of Fate,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS650,Theories of Ominous Sensation,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS651,Theories of Contagion,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS652,Theories of Mystical Retribution,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS653,Theories of Soul Loss,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS654,Theories of Spirit Aggression,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS655,Theories of Sorcery,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS656,Theories of Witchcraft,"Murdock, G. P. (1980). Theories of illness: A world survey. University of Pittsburgh Pre.",,"Health, Ritual",Ordinal,,murdock1980theories,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS657,Flexible Marriage Mores (Divorce for Both Men and Women: or Mild Punishment for Adultery),"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS658,Females Produce Goods for Nondomestic Distribution,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS659,Demand for Female Produce beyond Household,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS660,Female Economic Control of Products of Own Labour,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS661,"Female Political Participation, at Least Informal Influence","Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS662,"Female Solidarity Groups, Formal or Informal","Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS663,Female Power Guttman Scale Constructed from 657-662,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS664,Ideology of Male Toughness,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS665,Male Segregation,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,"One or More Places Where Males Congregate Alone, or Males Occupy a Separate Part of the Household, or There Is Sharp Ceremonial Segregation of the Sexes. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS666,Moderate or Frequent Interpersonal Violence,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS667,"Rape: Incidents Reports, or Thought of as Means of Punishment Women, or Part of Ceremony","Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS668,At Least Some Wives Taken from Hostile Groups,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS669,Male Aggression Guttman Scale Constructed from 664-668,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS671,Menstrual Taboos (H16),"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS672,Male Avoidance of Female Sexuality (A11),"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS673,"Sex of Creative Agent, Ancestor, or Culture-hero","Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS674,Origin of First Creator or Ancestor,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS675,Mode of First-mentioned Creation,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS676,Creation Stories,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,"(Composite of 675 and 674, plus Additional Societies) Sanday P244: Masculine-feminine (Reverse) and Inner-outer (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS677,Migration,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS678,Food Stress or Hunger,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS679,Warfare or Fighting,"Sanday, P. R. (1981). Female power and male dominance: On the origins of sexual inequality. Cambridge University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,sanday1981female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS680,Plow,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS681,Irrigation,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS682,Cereal Grains the Principal Crop,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS683,Roots or Tubers the Principal Crop,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS684,Tree Fruits and Starches the Principal Crops,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS685,Large Nonmilked Aboriginal Domestic Animals,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS686,Large Milked Aboriginal Domestic Animals,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS687,"Small Aboriginal Domestic Animals - excluding Dogs, Cats, Fowl, Guinea Pigs","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS688,"Large Domestic Animals, Only since European Contact","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS689,"Small Domestic Animals, Only since European Contact","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS690,Large Animals Are Hunted and Important to the Diet,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS691,Small Animals Are Hunted and Important to the Diet,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS692,Intermediate Animals Are Hunted and Important to the Diet,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS693,Frequency of Intercommunity Armed Conflict,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS694,"Male Initiation Ceremonies (Guttman Scale - See Frank Young, 1965)","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS695,Male Solidarity (Guttman Scale - See Young and Bacdayan 1965),"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS696,Matrilineal Descent,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS697,Matrilocal Residence,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS698,Preferred Family Form (Adapted from Murdock 1961),"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS699,"Political Organization (Adapted from Murdock 1961, P. 207)","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS700,Crimes against Person Punished,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS701,(No) Government Full-time Bureaucrats,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS702,Community Is Part of a Kingdom,"Defined as a Centralized Political Unit with Centralized Organs of Political Control, Power to Tax, and Rule Concentrated in a Single Office, Which Is Hereditary: following Stephens 1963 (note source: DRW codebook)

Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS703,Community Part of a Kingdom in the past That No Longer Exists,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS704,Private Property,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS705,Settlement Type,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS706,Metalworking,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS707,Manufacture of Pottery,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS708,True Weaving,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS709,Social Stratification in the Larger Society,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS710,Social Stratification in the Local Community,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS711,Societal Complexity (Guttman Scale - Freeman and Winch 1957),"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS712,Institutionalized Envy,"Scaled by Unweighted Sum for Presence or Absence of Four Correlated Indicators : (a) Men Imitate Women, (B) Women Imitate Men, and (C) Exclusive Mother-infant Sleeping, and (3) Exclusive Mother-child Sleeping). Constructed Arithmetically from Means and Cutting Points. (note source: DRW codebook)

Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS713,(Pre-classical) Religion,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS714,Sex Ratio,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS715,"Systematic Absences of Married Males (Military Service, Labour Elsewhere, Extended Trade Expeditions, etc.)","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS716,Sex of Coders,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS717,Number of Sources Consulted,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS718,Number of Authorities Consulted,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS719,Total Pages in Sources Consulted,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS720,Sex of Authorities,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS721,Nationality of Authorities,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS722,Occupation of Authorities,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS723,Formal Fieldwork Training of Authorities,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS724,"Knowledge of Native Language ** (e.g., by Ethnographers)","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS725,Total Periods of Fieldwork,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS726,Anthropological Present,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS727,"Importance of Agriculture in Subsistence, including Gardening","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS728,Importance of Animal Husbandry in Subsistence,"Raising domestic animals, using milk, eggs, etc. -- even if this involves only the raising of draft animals for use in agriculture (note source: DRW codebook)

Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS729,"Importance of Fishing, Shellfishing and Marine Hunting","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS730,Importance of Hunting and Gathering in Subsistence,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS731,"Importance of Handicrafts, Manufacturing","Insofar as they contribute to subsistence, defined as supplying the overall needs for food, clothing, and shelter of the community (note source: DRW codebook)

Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS732,Importance of Trade in Subsistence,"Include trade conducted to gain needed subsistence items, not simply exchange of ceremonial items; measure of extent to which members of the community depend upon trading in order to acquire items needed for subsistence that they do not produce themselves (note source: DRW codebook)

Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Ordinal,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS733,Contribution of the Sexes to Agriculture,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS734,Contribution of the Sexes to Animal Husbandry,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS735,"Contribution of the Sexes to Fishing, Shellfishing, and Marine Hunting","Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS736,Contribution of the Sexes to Hunting and Gathering,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS737,Relative Contribution of the Sexes to Handicrafts and Manufacture,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS738,Relative Contribution of the Sexes to Trade,"Whyte, M. K. (2015). The status of women in preindustrial societies. Princeton University Press.",,Gender,Categorical,,whyte2015status,,"Note from World Cultures Editors: Only the odd numbered societies were coded in Whyte (1978). Some of the even numbered societies, however, have been coded by undergraduates at U.C. Irvine.  Many of these even-numbered societal codes are less reliable than the original codes, and it is advised that a sample of odd-numbered cases be selected for hypothesis testing.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS739,Marriage Arrangements (Males),"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Categorical,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS740,Marriage Arrangements (Females),"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Categorical,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS741,Widow Remarriage: Choice of Partner,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS742,Time of Mourning before Remarriage of Widows,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS743,(Neg) Attitude towards Divorce,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS744,(Neg) Frequency of Divorce,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS745,Grounds for Divorce (Male),"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS746,Grounds for Divorce (Female),"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS747,Honeymoon Customs,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS748,Customs Surrounding Consummation of Marriage,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS749,Living Arrangements for Newlyweds,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS750,(Distant) Sleeping Proximity between Husbands and Wives,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS751,(Low) Privacy in Sleeping for Husbands and Wives (Only If Husband and Wife Sleep in Same Room),"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS752,(No) Husband-wife Eating Arrangements,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS753,(No) Husband-wife Leisure Time Activities,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Categorical,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS754,Wife-beating,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS755,(No) Husband Attends Birth,"Broude, G. J., & Greene, S. J. (1983). Cross-cultural codes on husband-wife relationships. Ethnology, 22(3), 263-280.",,"Gender, Marriage",Ordinal,,broude1983cross,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS756,(Low) Political Role Differentiation: Full Time Specialists and Their Differentiation from Others in the Society,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Categorical,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS757,Political and Religious Differentiation,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS758,Local Community Leadership Selection: Basis,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS759,Perceptions of Political Leaders' Power as Seen by Society,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS760,Perceptions of Political Leaders' Benevolence as Seen by Society,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS761,Checks on Leaders' Power,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS762,(No) Removal of Leaders Who Are Incompetent or Disliked,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS763,(Low) Leaders' Exercise of Authority,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS764,(Few) Decision Making Bodies: How Most Decisions Are Made,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Categorical,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS765,(Low) Political Participation: Range of Community Decision Making,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,"Extent to Which Community Control Is Exercised over Different Areas of Life through Collective Decision Making, Which May Be of a Formal or Informal Nature. (Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS766,(Low) Political Participation: Extensivity of Adult Participation in Areas Where Collective Decision Making Present,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS767,(No) Conflict (Social or Political) in the Local Community,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS768,(No) Conflict between Communities of the Same Society,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS769,Conflict Management in Local Community: Dominant Mode,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS770,"(No) Resort to Physical Force by Disputants in Settling Disputes, Exclusive of Police or Institutionalized Force,","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS771,"(No) Mediation/Negotiation/Arbitration: Third Parties in Disputes, Unable to Impose a Binding Decision, but May Facilitate Settlement","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS772,"(No) Litigation: Use of Third Parties Offering Binding Decisions, with or without Formal Court Systems","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS773,(No) Internal Warfare (between Communities of Same Society),"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS774,(No) External Warfare (with Other Societies),"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS775,(Low) Compliance of Individuals with Community Norms and Decisions,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS776,(Few) Formal Sanctions and Enforcement for Community Decisions,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS777,"(No) Enforcement Specialists (e.g., Police, Tax Collectors)","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS778,(Low) Loyalty to the Local Community,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS779,(Low) Loyalty to the Wider Society (in Some Cases Indistinguishable from the Local Community),"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS780,(Low) Hostility toward Other Societies,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS781,(Un) Acceptability of Violence toward Members of the Local Community,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS782,"(Un) Acceptability of Violence toward Members of the Same Society, but outside the Local Community","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS783,(Un) Acceptability of Violence toward People in Other Societies,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS784,"(No) Taxation Paid to Community (e.g., in Agricultural Produce, Labour, Finished Goods)","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS785,(No) Local Political Fission of Dissatisfied Persons,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS786,Adult Mobility,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS787,(Low) Contact with Other Societies,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS788,Cross-cutting Ties: Extent to Which Individuals Living in Different Communities of the Same Society Linked Together in Politically Relevant Ways,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS789,"Type of Cross-cutting Ties: Age Organizations (Grades, Sets) Cutting across Communities","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS790,Type of Cross-cutting Ties: Kinship Organizations Cutting across Communities,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS791,Type of Cross-cutting Ties: Moieties Cutting across Communities,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS792,"Types of Cross-cutting Ties: Ritual Organizations (Religious, Cult Groups) Cutting across Communities","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS793,"(Low) Female Participation in Public Political Arenas, Relative to Males","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS794,"(Low) Female Participation in Private Political Arenas, Relative to Males","Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS795,(Low) Gender Differences in Political or Quasi-political Positions of Authority,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS796,(No) Separate Female Organizations and Positions,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS797,(Low) Coder Assessment of Data Quality,"Ross, M. H. (1983). Political decision making and conflict: Additional cross-cultural codes and scales. Ethnology, 22(2), 169-192.",,Politics,Ordinal,,ross1983political,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS798,Date of publication,"The references used for coding the sample were derived from Barry and Paxson's (1971) research on infancy and childhood.

Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,year,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS799,Number of pages in the book,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,pages,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS800,Number of pages related to child training practices,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,pages,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS801,Proportion of book devoted to child training,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,proportion,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS802,Year fieldwork began,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,year,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS803,Total months of fieldwork,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Continuous,months,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS804,Age of informants,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS805,Sex of informants,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS806,Number of informants,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS807,Repeated observation of different families' socialization practices,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,Note: missing data entries could not be clearly distinguished from cases where the verification efforts identified by the codes were not used.,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS808,Use of multiple informants to collect data on child rearing,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,Note: missing data entries could not be clearly distinguished from cases where the verification efforts identified by the codes were not used.,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS809,"Use of tests (e.g., Rorschach, TAT, sentence completion, I.Q.)","Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,Note: missing data entries could not be clearly distinguished from cases where the verification efforts identified by the codes were not used.,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS810,Other verification efforts,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982data,,Note: missing data entries could not be clearly distinguished from cases where the verification efforts identified by the codes were not used.,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS811,Number of verification efforts,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Ordinal,number (integer),rohner1982data,,Note: missing data entries could not be clearly distinguished from cases where the verification efforts identified by the codes were not used.,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS812,Language familiarity,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS813,Community involvement,"Rohner, R. P., Berg, D. S., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Data quality control in the standard cross-cultural sample: cross-cultural codes. Ethnology, 21(4), 359-369.",,"Childhood, Data Quality, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982data,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS814,Percent Importance of Agriculture in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade,"Percent Importance in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade Computed indirectly from variables 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, and 1.

Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS815,Percent Importance of Domestic Animals in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS816,Percent Importance of Fishing in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS817,Percent Importance of Hunting in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS818,Percent Importance of Gathering in Contribution to Subsistence and Trade,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS819,Percent Importance of Trade in Contribution to Subsistence [and Trade],"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Ordinal,,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS820,Principal Subsistence Category,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.",,"Data Quality, Gender",Categorical,categorical,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS821,Percent Female Contribution to Agriculture,"Percent Female Contribution to Subsistence Tasks computed indirectly from the variables 108-112 (agriculture), 113-115 (domestic animals), 101, 104, 107 (Fishing), 103, 105, 106 (Hunting), and 99, 100, 102 (Gathering)

Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS822,Percent Female Contribution to Domestic Animals,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS823,Percent Female Contribution to Fishing,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS824,Percent Female Contribution to Hunting,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS825,Percent Female Contribution to Gathering,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS826,Average Female Contribution to Subsistence,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1982). Cross-cultural codes on contributions by women to subsistence. Ethnology, 21(2), 165-188.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Gender",Continuous,percent,barry1982cross,,"Percentages, Computed from Weighted Sum of Variables: (814x821 + 815x822 + 816x823 + 817x824 + 818x825)/(100-819). This differs from Barry's calculations by at most 1%. Two additional societies are coded with 50% or more trade dependence. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS827,Sexual Expression in Adolescent Boys,"Encouragement of sexual behavior, taking into account its frequency, emotional intensity, importance, and variety (including range of partners) in adolescence. Heterosexual intercourse is the principal criterion, but heterosexual foreplay, masturbation, homosexuality, sexual jokes, and exposing the genitals were also considered.

Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS828,Sexual Expression in Adolescent Girls,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS829,Sexual Nonrestraint in Adolescent Boys,"The absence of sexual restraints such as taboos or restrictions on heterosexual intercourse and other erotic behavior, including heterosexual play, masturbation, and homosexuality. A high degree of modesty, such as the requirement to keep the genitals constantly covered in public, indicates moderate restraint. Incest taboos, if highly emphasized or widely extended, are considered as indicators of restraint. Note: Sexual nonrestraint = Sexual expression + 1 more or less. The authors indicate the advisability of using the sum of the two scores as a Sexual Freedom index.

Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS830,Sexual Nonrestraint in Adolescent Girls,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS831,Differentiation of Adolescence from Childhood for Boys,"Differentiation of adolescent from preadolescent activities, status, and all other attributes of behavior and self-concept

Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS832,Differentiation of Adolescence from Childhood for Girls,"Barry, H., & Schlegel, A. (1984). Measurements of adolescent sexual behavior in the standard sample of societies. Ethnology, 23(4), 315-329.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,barry1984measurements,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS833,Subsistence Economy: Dominant Mode,"Murdock, G. P. and White, D. R. (1969). Standard Cross-Cultural Sample. Ethnology 8: 329-369.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1969standard,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS834,Subsistence Economy: Subsidiary Mode,"Murdock, G. P. and White, D. R. (1969). Standard Cross-Cultural Sample. Ethnology 8: 329-369.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,murdock1969standard,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS835,Political Integration,"Murdock, G. P. and White, D. R. (1969). Standard Cross-Cultural Sample. Ethnology 8: 329-369.",,Politics,Ordinal,,murdock1969standard,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS836,Rule of Descent: Primary,"Murdock, G. P. and White, D. R. (1969). Standard Cross-Cultural Sample. Ethnology 8: 329-369.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1969standard,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS837,Adequacy of HRAF File (in 1969),"Murdock, G. P. and White, D. R. (1969). Standard Cross-Cultural Sample. Ethnology 8: 329-369.",,Data Quality,Ordinal,,murdock1969standard,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS860,Cultural Basis of Polygyny,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Ordinal,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS861,"Standard Polygamy Code: Whyte, Murdock and Wilson, Murdock Atlas","White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Ordinal,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS862,Sororal Polygyny,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,"NOTE: There is sufficient information for an exclusively non-sororal category, see especially Murdock's Africa (1959). Probably also sufficient for sororal preferred but not predominant.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS863,Distance between Co-wives,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS864,Rooming Arrangement for Wives,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS865,Rooming Arrangement for Husband,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS866,"Higher Rates of Polygyny for Men of Wealth, Rank, Nobility, or Higher Social Class","White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS867,Multiple Wives for Skilled Hunters,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS868,"Multiple Wives for Leaders, Headmen, Chiefs","White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS869,Multiple Wives for Medicine Men or Shamans,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,NOTE: sometimes coded 0 for General polygyny although magicians also polygynous - unclear whether higher polygyny level should be required in this instance for this code,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS870,Additional Wives or Concubines from Slavery or Capture in Warfare,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,"NOTE: It is often difficult to distinguish secondary wives taken as slave concubines, or marriage to freed slaves, and wives taken from capture in warfare, as slavery areas often capture slaves",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS871,Percentage of Married Men with More than One Wife,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,percent,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS872,Percentage of Married Women Polygynously Married (Share Husband with One or More Co-wives),"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Continuous,percent,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS873,Reliability of Data for Percentage Polygynously Married,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS874,Polygyny Data Source,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS876,Polygyny Distributions,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS877,Polygyny Guttman Scale I: Co-wife Autonomy Constructed from 854-852,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS878,Polygyny Guttman Scale II: Charismatic Constructed from 851-855,"White, D. R. (1986). Forms and frequencies of polygyny: Standard Sample codes. World Cultures 2(2).",,"Data Quality, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,white1986forms,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS879,Shaman,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,"Samples every 4th society in the Standard Sample (1, 5, 9, ...), but societies 9 and 185 have insufficient data to code; 2 added",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS880,Shaman/Healer,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS881,Healer,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS882,Medium,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS883,Sorcerer/Witch,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS884,Priest,"Winkelman, M. J. (1984). A cross-cultural study of magico-religious practitioners (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Irvine).",,"Health, Ritual",Categorical,,winkelman1984cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS885,Female Contribution to Subsistence (percent): Ethnographic Atlas,"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Gender, Subsistence",Continuous,percent,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS886,Female Contribution to Subsistence (percent): Martin Whyte,"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Gender, Subsistence",Continuous,percent,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS887,Female Contribution to Subsistence (percent): Martin Whyte,"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Gender, Subsistence",Continuous,percent,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS888,Female Contribution to Subsistence (percent): Martin Whyte,"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Gender, Subsistence",Continuous,percent,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS889,Female Contribution to Subsistence (percent): Martin Whyte,"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Gender, Subsistence",Continuous,percent,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS890,Female Contribution to Subsistence: Average of Three Scores (Ordinated),"White, D. R. (1989). Female contribution to subsistence: measurement and reliability. World Cultures.",,"Gender, Subsistence",Ordinal,,white1989female,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS891,"Frequency of Internal War Otterbein (1970: 3, 84, 143) Definition of Internal War","Otterbein's (1970: 3, 84, 143) definition of internal war excludes feuding: warfare between political communities within the cultural unit, i.e., continguous political communities that are culturally similar. p. 3: Warfare is defined as armed combat between political communities. Armed combat, which is fighting with weapons, is performed by military organizations. When political communities within the same cultural unit engage in warfare, this is considered to be internal war. p. 143: If there is more than one military organization within a political community, and these ... engage in armed combat, this is considered feuding or civil war, depending on the scope of the conflict. (note source: DRW codebook)

Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,"DW NOTE: (Var Label Reversed). Another note in DW codebook says: References cited: Naroll, Raoul. 1966. Does military deterrence deter? Trans-Action 3(2): 14-20. and Otterbein, Keith F. 1970. The Evolution of War: A Cross-cultural study. HRAF Press.",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS892,"Frequency of External War - Attacking [follows Otterbein 1970: 84, 143-144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS893,"Frequency of External War - Being Attacked [follows Otterbein 1970: 84, 143-144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS894,Form of Military Mobilization [adapted from Otterbein 1970: 144],"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS895,"Decision to Engage in War [follows Otterbein 1970: 28-29, 144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS896,"Commencement of War [follows Otterbein 1970: 32, 144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS897,"Conclusion of War [follows Otterbein 1970: 35, 144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS898,Peace Ceremony,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS899,"Military Expectations I-pre-state [follows Naroll L966, with Modifications by Otterbein 1970]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS900,Military Expectations II-state,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS901,"Casualty Rate Poor Correlation with Ember 2005 Male Mortality in War [follows Otterbein 1970: 81, 146]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) This has turned out to be a difficult variable to code; information does not exist in most cases. Wheeler l974:270 (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS902,"Leadership during Battle [modified from Otterbein 1970: 23-28, 144]","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,"When I drew up this variable, I neglected to allow for those cases where a leader has an official position -- appointed war chief, hereditary war chief -- and is very aware of the honor and respect of this office but still has no means to force followers to obey. His formality may be hollow if people choose to disregard his direction. Wheeler l974:272 (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS903,Prestige Associated with Being a Soldier or Warrior,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS904,Cowardice: Defined As,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,"This variable is a failure, but for an interesting reason. With very few exceptions, even including professionally trained ethnographers, observers simply do not state what action brings down an accusation of cowardice. Cowardice is often mentioned, but not what it is seen to be. Wheeler 1974: 273. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS905,"Rewards (Special Gifts, Praises, or Ceremonies, Not including Ritual Purification for a Man Who Has Killed an Enemy in Battle or Otherwise Shown Skill in War)","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) This variable augments variable [903] Wheeler l974:273 (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS906,Did Members of the Society Expect Violence to Solve Their Problems?,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,"(Var Label Reversed) My operationalization of this variable breaks all the methodological rules and consequently is vulnerable to attack... the coder has used his assessment of the material overall.... I think the variable is enormously important, and eventually I hope to build some rigor ... into it. Wheeler l974:274-5. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS907,Value of War: Violence/War against Non-members of the Group,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,"(Var Label Reversed) This variable complements but does not duplicate, or resolve, variable [906].... Clumsy as this variable may seem, it was quite easy to code, largely due to clear observation by the ethnographer as to the value of war. The evidence may be comments by the observer, texts or poems and songs, or statements by the actors. Wheeler l974: 275 (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS908,Military Success : Is Political Community/Cultural Unit Winning or Losing in the Long Run,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) [Modified from Otterbein 1970 to include population as well as territory] (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS909,Subjugation of Territory or People,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS910,Collection of Tribute,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS911,"Acquisition of Land : Fields, Hunting/Fishing Territories, Pastures","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS912,"Plunder (including Captives for Slaves, Hostages, Adoption)","Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS913,Trophies and Honors (including Captives for Sacrifice),"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS914,Revenge,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS915,Defense,"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,"(Var Label Reversed) The coding of defense was generally difficult because so few authors specifically mentioned it. Following the rule [of coding no mentions as absences], I marked it as absent, I simply do not know where it was truly absent and where the ethnographer assumed that any ninny would know that it [must] exist. Otterbein (1970) also had difficulty coding this attribute because of such an assumption. Therefore, I do not consider my quantitative results on defense to be reliable. Otterbein made one useful distinction that I could not implement satisfactorily. He coded the military expectations in order of importance -- first, second, third. There were too many cases where I could not make such a judgment, even if the data on expectations per se were good. Wheeler l974:270. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS916,Aggressive Defense (Pre-emptive Attack If Enemy Thought about to Attack),"Nammour, V. W. (1974). Drums And Guns: A Cross-cultural Study Of The Nature Of War. (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Oregon). ",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,nammour1974drums,,(Var Label Reversed) (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS917,Historical Frame for Pinpointing Date Where Slaveholding Present,"Patterson defines slaveholding as permanent dominant violation of natally alienated and generally dishonored persons. This excludes non-hereditary slavery, and thus does not include what Murdock (1967: 166) classifies as incipient slavery. His focus is on slaveholding societies, and excludes societies largely composed of former slaves.

Patterson, O. (1982). Slavery and social death. Harvard University Press.",,"Economy, Labour, Politics",Ordinal,,patterson1982slavery,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS918,Manumission of Slaves,"Patterson, O. (1982). Slavery and social death. Harvard University Press.",,"Economy, Labour, Politics",Categorical,,patterson1982slavery,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS919,Large Scale Slaveholding Systems: Recency,"Patterson, O. (1982). Slavery and social death. Harvard University Press.",,"Economy, Labour, Politics",Ordinal,,patterson1982slavery,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS920,Large Scale Slaveholding Systems: Proportion of Slaves,"Patterson, O. (1982). Slavery and social death. Harvard University Press.",,"Economy, Labour, Politics",Ordinal,,patterson1982slavery,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS931,Female Physical Appearance during the Daily Routine (Not Temporary Occasions Such as Ceremonial Gatherings),"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Severity of Physical Modification Involved (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS932,Male Physical Appearance during the Daily Routine (Not Temporary Occasions Such as Ceremonial Gatherings),"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Severity of Physical Modification Involved (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS933,Sleeping Arrangements of Adolescent Females: Where Unmarried but Sexually Mature Females Sleep in Relation to Sexually Mature Males in the Living Quarters,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Segregation of Female from Male Adolescents (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS934,Married Women: Where Spouses Sleep in the Living Quarters,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Spatial Separation between the Spouses during Sleep (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS935,Eating Arrangements: the Spatial Arrangement of the Sexes during the Main Meal of the Day,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Exclusive of Arrangements Operative during Ceremonies or When Guests Are Present. Ranked According to the Degree of Segregation between Males and Females during the Meal. (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS936,Individual Ordeal Involved at the Onset of the Menses. the Categories Are Arranged According to the Severity of the Ordeal,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS937,Social Celebration Involved at the Onset of the Menses,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,"Arranged According to the Amount of Celebration and the Extent of Participation in It. If There Are Differences According to Class Level, Code According to the Celebrations for the Average Individual (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS938,The Social Signficance of Change in a Woman's Position with the Onset of Menstruation. the Categories Are,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Emphasis Placed on Her Ability to Bear Children (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS939,Personal Restrictions or Regular Menstruation,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Woman Is Socially Isolated during Her Menses (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS940,Social Danger: Which Person (S) Would Be Most Harmed If the Woman Did Not Adhere to Her Menstrual Restrictions,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,"Ranked According to How Large a Group Is Thought to Be Endangered by the Woman's Actions. If More than One Category Is Involved, Code the Most Important Danger First, the Second Most Important One, Second (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS941,Personal Restrictions on Pregnancy,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Segregation from Social Contacts That Is Involved (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS942,Purpose of Pregnancy Restrictions:,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Extensiveness of the Social Harm That May Result from a Woman Not Modifying Her Behavior along the Expected Lines. the Code Should Indicate Which Person (S) the Restrictions Are Most Concerned with Protecting (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS943,Special Segregation at Birth: Location of the Woman When She Gives Birth: Where the Birth of the First Child Takes Place,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Segregation in or from Her Ordinary Dwelling When the Woman Gives Birth (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS944,Residence of the New Parents at the Birth of Their First Child,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS945,Purpose of Personal Birth Restrictions. Each Category Indicates Why the Taboos and Restrictions on a Woman's Personal Behavior Are Imposed after She Bears a Child,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree That the Restrictions Affect Other People (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS946,Duration of Personal Birth Restrictions. Each Category Specifies a Period of Time after Birth before the Woman Resumes Her Usual Domestic and Economic Activities,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS947,Type of Birth Celebration,"Celebration of birth: The degree of social concern with the birth of a child as indicated by the amount of celebration after the birth and the extent of social participation in it. The codes apply to the largest social class and exclude such particular occasions as the celebratino of multiple births or the birth of an heir to a king. Coded for the first born if there is a difference in treatment for different births. Coded for the desired sex if there is a difference for males and females

Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS948,When the Birth Celebration Occurs,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS949,Participants in the Birth Celebration. the Code Indicates the Most Extensive Group Which Participates in the Celebration of Birth,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Extensiveness of the Group (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS950,Preferred Sex and Number of Children,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS951,Explanation of Barrenness,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Woman Is Blamed for Her Barrenness (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS952,Penalties for Barrenness,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Severity of the Penalty the Woman Incurs If She Is Barren (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS953,Contraception: Knowledge and Use of Means to Prevent the Conception of Children,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Responsibility for Contraception Devolves upon the Woman (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS954,Social Approval for Abortion: Approval of and Rationale for Action Taken to Prevent the Birth of a Child by Expelling the Fetus before It Is Viable,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Amount of Social Disapproval towards Abortion (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS955,Rationale for Abortions,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,"Ranked According to the Degree to Which Social Rather than Personal Considerations Lead to the Abortion. If There Is More than One Reason, Indicate the Most Frequent Reason First on the Code Sheet, Second, etc. up to Four Important Reasons. (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS956,Social Approval for Infanticide,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Amount of Social Disapproval Incurred If Infanticide Occurs (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS957,Rationale for Infanticide. Each Category Indicates a Reason for Which an Infant Might Be Killed,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which Social Rather than Personal Reasons Lead to the Infanticide (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS958,Restrictions on the Occasion of Intercourse. Each Category Specifies an Occasion When Intercourse Is Proscribed or Strongly Preferred Not to Take Place,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Occasion for Intercourse Is Tied to a Social Rather than N Individual State or Activity (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS959,Extensions of the Incest Taboo. Each Category Specifies an Extension of the Incest Taboo beyond the Nuclear Family,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Emphasis Is on Nonkinship Considerations. the Coding Should Indicate the Focus of the Strongest Extension of the Incest Taboo (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS960,Violation of the Incest Taboo,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Extent of the Consequences of Violating the Incest Taboo (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS961,Restrictions on Premarital Sex,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree of Prohibition against Premarital Sex (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS962,Violation of Restrictions on Premarital Sex. Each Category Specifies the Consequences a Woman Faces If She Violates a Premarital Sex Prohibition,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS963,Restrictions and Extramarital Sex,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Strength of the Prohibition against Extramarital Sex (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS964,Punishment for Extramarital Sex,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Severity of Punishment That a Woman Receives If She Commits Adultery (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS965,Violation: Who Is Punished for Adultery,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Woman Is Punished (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS966,Violation: Who Punishes Adultery,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which Responsibility for Punishment of the Woman Resides with the Social Group (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS967,Age of Woman at Establishment of Marriage: First Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS968,Age of Man at Establishment of Marriage: First Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS969,Choice of Spouse: Social Restrictions Which Limit an Individual's Choice of Whom He Can Marry,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree That Nonkinship Considerations Play an Important Role (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS970,"Marriage Proposal: besides the Groom, Whose Proposal Is Regarded as Most Necessary in Initiating Marriage","Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to How Extensive a Group Is Involved in Initiating Marriage (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS971,Consent to Marry: How Necessary Is the Consent of the Prospective Wife for Marriage Arrangements to Proceed,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS972,Consent to Marry: How Necessary Is the Consent of the Prospective Husband for Marriage Arrangements to Proceed,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS973,Degree of Marriage Celebration,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS974,Type of Participants in the Wedding,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to How Extensive the Group Is (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS975,The Rights Transferred by Women at Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS976,The Rights Transferred by Men at Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS977,Finality: Factors That Are Important for the Firm Establishment of a Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which Its Establishment Depends on the Groom. the Code Reflects the Most Important Obligation That Must Be Met before the Marriage Is Considered Final (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS978,Grounds for Divorce: Wife's Reasons given for Dissolving a Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS979,Grounds for Divorce: Husband's Reasons given for Dissolving a Marriage,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS980,Restrictions on Divorce,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Difficulty a Woman Has in Obtaining a Divorce (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS981,Rights over Offspring after Divorce,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to the Degree to Which the Husband Retains Custody over the Children after a Divorce (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS982,Remarriage after Divorce,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,Ranked According to How Difficult It Is to Remarry after a Divorce (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS983,Property Exchanges after Divorce. Ranked in Order of the Amount of Financial Loss Incurred by the Wife When a Divorce Occurs,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS984,Remarriage of Widows,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,frayser1985varieties,,The Categories Are Ranked in Order of the Degree of Restriction a Woman Faces to Remarry after Her Husband's Death (note source: DRW codebook),dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS985,Length of Time before a Widow Remarries,"Frayser, S. G. (1985). Varieties of sexual experience: An anthropological perspective on human sexuality. Human Relations Area Files.",,"Life cycle, Marriage",Ordinal,,frayser1985varieties,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS986,Importance of Mothers for Boys,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS987,Importance of Mothers for Girls,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS988,"Importance of Mothers for Both Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS989,Importance of Fathers for Boys,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS990,Importance of Fathers for Girls,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS991,"Importance of Fathers for Both Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS992,Importance of Others for Boys,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS993,Identification of Others for Boys,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS994,Importance of Others for Girls,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS995,Identification of Others for Girls,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS996,"Importance of Siblings (Usually Older Sisters) for Both Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS997,"Importance of Grandparents (Usually Grandmothers) for Both Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS998,"Importance of Others for Both Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS999,"Identification of Others for Boys and Girls, without Regard to Gender","Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Categorical,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1000,Enculturative Continuity for Boys,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1001,Incomplete Continuity for Boys: Age,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1002,Enculturative Continuity for Girls,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1003,Incomplete Continuity for Girls: Age,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1004,Enculturative Continuity for Both Boys and Girls without Regard for Gender,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1005,Incomplete Continuity for Both Boys and Girls without Regard for Gender: Age,"Rohner, R. P., & Rohner, E. C. (1982). Enculturative continuity and the importance of caretakers: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 17(1-2), 91-114.",,"Childhood, Life cycle",Ordinal,,rohner1982enculturative,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1073,Change in 100 Years Prior to Observation,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Categorical,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1074,Extent of Change in Subsistence or Supportive System,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1075,Agricultural Intensification: Increase in Inputs without Increasing Land Area of Food Production,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1076,Non-agricultural Intensification,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1077,New Crops,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1078,New Animals,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1079,Change in Settlement Patterns,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1080,Expansion of Land Utilized in Subsistence or Supportive Practices,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1081,Major Loss of Subsistence Mode,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1082,Wage Labour Introduced,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1083,Wage Labour Increased,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1084,Introduction to Trade,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1085,Trade Increased,"Bradley, C., Moore, C. C., Burton, M. L., & White, D. R. (1990). A Cross?Cultural Historical Analysis of Subsistence Change. American Anthropologist, 92(2), 447-457.",,"Data Quality, Economy, Modernization, Subsistence",Ordinal,,bradley1990cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1116,Warfare Mortality (E&e 1983: 118),"White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1117,"Internal Warfare (or Feuding) (E&e 1983: 178, 179, 185, 188, 304-306) (Ott: 143-49 Variable 4)","White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1118,Pacification by Date of Observation,"White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1119,"External War Only (Ott: 143-49 Variables 4, 5, 6) (E&e: 204, 205, 207, 209, 304-306)","White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1120,"Some External War (Ott: 143-49 Variables 5, 6) (E&e: 204, 205, 207, 209, 304-306)","White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1121,"Depopulation (E&e 1983: 228, 293)","White, D. R., & Burton, M. L. (1988). Causes of polygyny: Ecology, economy, kinship, and warfare. American Anthropologist, 90(4), 871-887.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,white1988causes,,"From ""STDS53.COD"" in WC 5#4:  ""Included here are some of the variety of codes used by Douglas White and Michael Burton (American Anthropologist 1988) as background variables in testing theories (including the role of warfare) about polygyny. Tests of ""Alternative Warfare Explanations"" (p. 881) included the use of a warfare mortality code by Ember and Ember (1983), and led to a compilation of internal and external warfare ratings by Keith Otterbein and Carol and Melvin Ember for societies in their samples that overlapped with the standard sample.  Annotations for locating the Embers' (and Otterbein's) codes are given in coding notes (STDS53.ANO).  White supplemented the codes on these variables by rating some of these same societies plus many others not rated by these other authors.  Reliabilities of the Ember's ratings were found to be high.  Sources for societies newly coded by White are listed in notes following the coded data.""",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1122,Log10 of Total Population,"White, D. R. (2009). Pinpointing sheets for the standard cross-cultural sample: complete edition. World Cultures eJournal, 17(1).",,Population,Ordinal,,white2009pinpointing,,"These data are mostly from Standard Sample pinpointing sheets (White and Murdock, World Cultures 4#4); 14 cases are from coded the Ethnographic Atlas, as noted. [KK note: Notes still to be integrated as of 09/2017; users can find them in the original World Cultures issue].",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1123,Major Agricultural Staple,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1124,Agricultural Staple Data Quality: Inferences,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1125,Second Agricultural Staple,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1126,Second Agricultural Staple Data Quality: Inferences,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1127,Crop Type Plow-positive or -negative,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1128,Cropping Index (Rough Indicator of Fallowing) for Major Crops,"Percentage of Total Land Used for Major Crops Used in Any given Year (Tree Crops Are Considered to Have No Fallow) (note source: DRW codebook)

Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1129,Cropping Index Data Quality: Inferences,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1130,Population Density (from Pryor Data),"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1131,Population Density Data Quality: Inferences,"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Ordinal,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1132,Political Integration (Wes Col 15; EA Var 89),"Pryor, F. L. (1985). The invention of the plow. Comparative Studies in Society and history, 27(4), 727-743.",,Subsistence,Categorical,,pryor1985invention,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1133,Maximum Harem Size,"Simultaneous Conjugal Relations with Concubines and Wives Which the Individual at the Head of the Social Hierarchy (or, Where There Is No Hierarchy, the Most Polygynous Man), Enjoys. (note source: DRW codebook)

Murdock, G. P. (1957). World ethnographic sample. American anthropologist, 59(4), 664-687.",,Politics,Ordinal,,murdock1957world,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1134,Despotic Bias in Conflict Resolution,"Degree of Despotism, or the Extent to Which One Individual, at the Head of the Social Hierarchy, Is Able to Exploit His Position of Strength When a Conflict of Interest Arises, Effecting a Biased Result in His Favor. It Does Not Include Such Asymmetry over Slaves Nor over Members of the Household. (note source: DRW codebook)

Betzig, L. L. (1986). Despotism and differential reproduction: A Darwinian view of history. Aldine Publishing Co.",,"Kinship, Marriage, Politics",Ordinal,,betzig1986despotism,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1135,Jurisdictional Perquisites,"A Measure of the Extent to Which Individuals in the Jurisdictional Hierarchy Exploit Their Positions to Accrue Rewards in the Form of Fines, Bribes, and Confiscations, in Connection with Dispute Resolution. (note source: DRW codebook)

Betzig, L. L. (1986). Despotism and differential reproduction: A Darwinian view of history. Aldine Publishing Co.",,"Kinship, Marriage, Politics",Ordinal,,betzig1986despotism,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1136,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Adultery,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1137,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Lack of Virginity,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1138,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Polygamy,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1139,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Cruelty or Maltreatment,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1140,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Disobedience or Disrespect,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1141,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Repressiveness,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1142,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Jealousy,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1143,Divorce Causes - Infidelity: Another Lover,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1144,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Sterility,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1145,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Sexual Neglect,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1146,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Refusal to Have Sex,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1147,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Death of Children,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1148,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Old Age,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1149,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Absence of Male Children,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1150,Divorce Causes - Infertility: Exchange Wife Has Too Few Children,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1151,Divorce Causes - Personality: Mutual Consent,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1152,Divorce Causes - Personality: Displeasingness,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1153,Divorce Causes - Personality: Quarrelsomeness or Talkativeness,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1154,Divorce Causes - Personality: Bad Temper,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1155,Divorce Causes - Personality: Other Personality Problems,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1156,Divorce Causes - Economic: Laziness,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1157,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequate Support,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1158,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequate Housing,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1159,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequate Food,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1160,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequate Clothing,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1161,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequate Food Preparation,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1162,Divorce Causes - Economic: Inadequately Serving Spouse,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1163,Divorce Causes - Economic: Other Economic Problems,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1164,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Conflicts with In-laws,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1165,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Inadequately Serving In-laws,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1166,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Bridewealth or Dowry Disputes,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1167,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Disrespect for In-laws,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1168,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Spouse Favors Kin,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1169,Divorce Causes - In-law Conflicts: Other In-law Problems,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1170,Divorce Causes - Ritual: Witchcraft or Sorcery,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1171,Divorce Causes - Ritual: Broken Taboo,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1172,Divorce Causes - Ritual: Bad Dream of Omen,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1173,Divorce Causes - Ritual: Other Ritual Problems,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1174,Divorce Causes - Absence or Desertion:,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1175,Divorce Causes - Health:,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1176,Divorce Causes - Politics: Theft,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1177,Divorce Causes - Politics: Confiction or Incarceration,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1178,Divorce Causes - Politics: Other Political Problems,"Betzig, L. (1989). Causes of conjugal dissolution: A cross-cultural study. Current Anthropology, 30(5), 654-676.",,Marriage,Categorical,,betzig1989causes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1188,Evil Eye Scaled Rating:,"Roberts, J. M. (1976). Belief in the evil eye in world perspective. In Maloney, C. (Ed.). The evil eye. Columbia University Press. p 223-278.",,"Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,roberts1976belief,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1189,Evil Eye Belief,"Roberts, J. M. (1976). Belief in the evil eye in world perspective. In Maloney, C. (Ed.). The evil eye. Columbia University Press. p 223-278.",,"Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,roberts1976belief,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1190,Sororate,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,Codes compiled and recoded by Douglas White from unpublished kinship sheets by G. P. Murdock. ,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1191,Levirate,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1192,Structurally Opposed Kin Groups,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1193,Exogamous Nonlocalized Descent Groups,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1194,Indirect Exchange of Wives,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1195,Bridewealth,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1196,Avoidance: M-wbw or F-hzh Wife's Brother's Wife,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1197,Avoidance: M-wm or F-dh Mother-in-law,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1198,Avoidance: M-wf or M-dh Wife's Father,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1199,Avoidance: M-wb or F-zh Wife's Brother,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1200,Avoidance: M-wbd or F-fzh Wife's Brother's Daughter,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1201,Avoidance: M-wez or F-yzh Wife's Elder Sister,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1202,Avoidance: M-wyz or F-ezh Wife's Younger Sister,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1203,Avoidance: M-wzd or F-mzh Wife's Sister's Daughter,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1204,Avoidance: F-hf or M-sw Husband's Father,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1205,Avoidance: F-hm or M-sw Husband's Mother,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1206,Avoidance: F-hz or F-bw Husband's Sister,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1207,Avoidance: F-hzs or M-mbw Husband's Sister's Husband,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1208,Avoidance: F-heb or M-ybw Husband's Elder Brother,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1209,Avoidance: F-hyb or M-ebw Husband's Younger Brother,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1210,Avoidance: F-hbs or M-fbw Husband's Brother's Son,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1211,Avoidance: F-eb or M-yz Brother-elder Sister,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1212,Avoidance: M-ez or F-yb Brother-younger Sister,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1213,Avoidance: F-fs or M-fd Half-elder? Sibling,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1214,Avoidance: F-ms or M-md Half-younger? Sibling,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1215,Avoidance: F-mezs or M-myzd Matrilateral Parallel Cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1216,Avoidance: F-myzs or M-mezd Matrilateral Parallel Cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1217,Avoidance: F-febs or M-fybd Patrilateral Parallel Cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1218,Avoidance: F-fybs or M-febd Patrilateral Parallel Cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1219,Avoidance: F-mbs or M-fzd Patrilateral Cross-cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1220,Avoidance: F-fzs or M-mbd Matrilateral Cross-cousin,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1221,Avoidance: M-fzs or M-mbs Male Cross-cousins,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1222,Avoidance: F-fzd or F-mbd Female Cross-cousins,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1223,Avoidance: M-fz or F-bs Paternal Aunt-nephew,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1224,Avoidance: F-mb or M-zd Maternal Uncle-neice,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1225,Avoidance: F-hzd or M-mbw Maternal Uncle's Wife,"Kin Avoidance defined as reciprocal communicative avoidance: neither one can talk to the other.

White, D. R. (1989). Kinship avoidance. World Cultures 5(4).",,Kinship,Categorical,,white1989avoidance,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1226,Sister and Brother,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1227,Wife's Mother and Daughter's Husband,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1228,Husband's Mother and Son's Wife,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1229,Mother's Brother's Wife and Husband's Sister's Son,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1230,Wife's Brother's Daughter and Father's Sister's Husband,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1231,Mother's Brother's Son and Father's Sister's Son,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1232,Father's Sister's Daughter and Mother's Brother's Son,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1233,Elder Brother's Wife and Husband's Younger Brother,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1234,Younger Brother's Wife and Husband's Elder Brother,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1235,Wife's Elder Sister and Younger Sister's Husband,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1236,Wife's Younger Sister and Elder Sister's Husband,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1237,Wife's Brother's Wife and Husband's Sister's Husband,"Murdock, G. P. (1965). Ethnographic Atlas IVX. Ethnology, 4(2) 241-250.",,Kinship,Categorical,,murdock1965kinship,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1248,Female Body Type Considered Most Attractive,"Anderson, J. L., Crawford, C. B., Nadeau, J., & Lindberg, T. (1992). Was the Duchess of Windsor right? A cross-cultural review of the socioecology of ideals of female body shape. Ethology and Sociobiology, 13(3), 197-227.",,"Gender, Life cycle, Marriage",Ordinal,,anderson1992duchess,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1249,Exposure of Adolescent Girls to Male Sexual Advances,"Anderson, J. L., Crawford, C. B., Nadeau, J., & Lindberg, T. (1992). Was the Duchess of Windsor right? A cross-cultural review of the socioecology of ideals of female body shape. Ethology and Sociobiology, 13(3), 197-227.",,"Gender, Life cycle, Marriage",Ordinal,,anderson1992duchess,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1250,Consequences for Adolescent Girls Pregnant before Marriage,"Anderson, J. L., Crawford, C. B., Nadeau, J., & Lindberg, T. (1992). Was the Duchess of Windsor right? A cross-cultural review of the socioecology of ideals of female body shape. Ethology and Sociobiology, 13(3), 197-227.",,"Gender, Life cycle, Marriage",Ordinal,,anderson1992duchess,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1251,Degree of Public Awareness of Menarche,"Anderson, J. L., Crawford, C. B., Nadeau, J., & Lindberg, T. (1992). Was the Duchess of Windsor right? A cross-cultural review of the socioecology of ideals of female body shape. Ethology and Sociobiology, 13(3), 197-227.",,"Gender, Life cycle, Marriage",Ordinal,,anderson1992duchess,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1253,Pathogen stress: Leishmanias,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1254,Pathogen stress: Trypanosomes,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1255,Pathogen stress: Malaria,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1256,Pathogen stress: Schistosomes,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1257,Pathogen stress: Filariae,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1258,Pathogen stress: Spirochetes,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1259,Pathogen stress: Leprosy,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1260,Pathogen stress: Total Pathogen Stress,"Low, B. S. (1994). Pathogen intensity cross-culturally. World Cultures, 8(1), 24-34.",,"Ecology, Health",Ordinal,,low1994pathogen,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1261,Ordinary Nutritional Conditions and Endemic Starvation,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1262,Occurrence of Short-term Starvation,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1263,Occurrence of Seasonal Starvation,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1264,Temporal Control Codes for Seasonal Starvation,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1265,Occurrence of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1266,Temporal Control Codes for the Occurrence of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1267,Severity of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1268,Persistence of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1269,Recurrence of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1270,Contingency of Famine,"Dirks, R. (1993). Starvation and famine: cross-cultural codes and some hypothesis tests. Cross-Cultural Research, 27(1-2), 28-69.",,"Health, Subsistence",Ordinal,,dirks1993starvation,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1271,Adult Land Clearance: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1272,Adult Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1273,Adult Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1274,Adult Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1275,Adult Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1276,Adult Agricultural Task Unspecified: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1277,Adult Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1278,Child Land Clearance: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1279,Child Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1280,Child Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1281,Child Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1282,Child Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1283,Child Agricultural Task Unspecified: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1284,Child Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1285,Children under 6 Clear Land: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1286,Children under 6 Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1287,Children under 6 Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1288,Children under 6 Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1289,Children under 6 Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1290,Children under 6 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1291,Children under 6 Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1292,Children 6 to 10 Clear Land: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1293,Children 6 to 10 Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1294,Children 6 to 10 Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1295,Children 6 to 10 Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1296,Children 6 to 10 Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1297,Children 6 to 10 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1298,Children 6 to 10 Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1299,Children over 10 Clear Land: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1300,Children over 10 Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1301,Children over 10 Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1302,Children over 10 Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1303,Children over 10 Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1304,Children over 10 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1305,Children over 10 Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1306,Uses of Fruits of Labour: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1307,Children Clear Land Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1308,Children Prepare Soil Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1309,Children Plant Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1310,Children Tend Crops Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1311,Children Harvest Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1312,Children Do Unspecified Agricultural Tasks Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1313,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores Alone: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1314,Children Clear Land with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1315,Children Prepare Soil with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1316,Children Plant with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1317,Children Tend Crops with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1318,Children Harvest with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1319,Children Do Unspecified Chores with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1320,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores with Other Kids: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1321,Children Clear Land with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1322,Children Prepare Soil with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1323,Children Plant with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1324,Children Tend Crops with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1325,Children Harvest with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1326,Children Do Unspecified Agricultural Tasks with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1327,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores with Adults: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1328,Importance of Boy Clearing: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1329,Importance of Boy Preparing Soil: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1330,Importance of Boy Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1331,Importance of Boy Tending Crops: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1332,Importance of Boy Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1333,Importance of Boy Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1334,Importance of Boy Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1335,Importance of Girl Clearing: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1336,Importance of Girl Preparing Soil: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1337,Importance of Girl Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1338,Importance of Girl Tending Crops: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1339,Importance of Girl Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1340,Importance of Girl Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1341,Importance of Girl Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1342,Adult Preference in Land Clearing: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1343,Adult Preference in Soil Preparation: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1344,Adult Preference in Planting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1345,Adult Preference in Crop Tending: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1346,Adult Preference in Harvesting: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1347,Adult Preference in Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1348,Adult Preference in Other Agricultural Chores: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1349,Primary Crop Name,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1350,Other Primary Crop Name,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1351,Irrigation Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1352,Hand Plow Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1353,Animal Plow Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1354,Terraces and Mounds Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1355,Fences Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1356,Green Manure and Mulch Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1357,Animal Manure Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1358,Human Manure Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1359,Pesticides Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1360,Extent of Weeding: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1361,Crop Supervision: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1362,Planting Techniques: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1363,Shortest Length of Fallow: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1364,Soil Treatments/Sands Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1365,Chemical Fertilizers Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1366,Stakes and Trellises Used: Primary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1367,Adult Land Clearance: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1368,Adult Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1369,Adult Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1370,Adult Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1371,Adult Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1372,Adult Agricultural Task Unspecified: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1373,Adult Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1374,Child Land Clearance: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1375,Child Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1376,Child Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1377,Child Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1378,Child Crop Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1379,Child Agricultural Task Unspecified: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1380,Child Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1381,Children under 6 Clear Land: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1382,Children under 6 Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1383,Children under 6 Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1384,Children under 6 Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1385,Children under 6 Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1386,Children under 6 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1387,Children under 6 Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1388,Children 6 to 10 Clear Land: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1389,Children 6 to 10 Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1390,Children 6 to 10 Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1391,Children 6 to 10 Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1392,Children 6 to 10 Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1393,Children 6 to 10 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1394,Children 6 to 10 Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1395,Children over 10 Clear Land: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1396,Children over 10 Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1397,Children over 10 Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1398,Children over 10 Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1399,Children over 10 Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1400,Children over 10 Agricultural Tasks Unspecified: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1401,Children over 10 Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1402,Uses of Fruits of Labour: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1403,Children Clear Land Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1404,Children Prepare Soil Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1405,Children Plant Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1406,Children Tend Crops Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1407,Children Harvest Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1408,Children Do Unspecified Agricultural Tasks Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1409,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores Alone: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1410,Children Clear Land with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1411,Children Prepare Soil with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1412,Children Plant with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1413,Children Tend Crops with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1414,Children Harvest with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1415,Children Do Unspecified Chores with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1416,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores with Other Kids: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1417,Children Clear Land with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1418,Children Prepare Soil with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1419,Children Plant with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1420,Children Tend Crops with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1421,Children Harvest with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1422,Children Do Unspecified Agricultural Tasks with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1423,Children Do Other Agricultural Chores with Adults: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1424,Importance of Boy Clearing: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1425,Importance of Boy Preparing Soil: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1426,Importance of Boy Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1427,Importance of Boy Tending Crops: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1428,Importance of Boy Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1429,Importance of Boy Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1430,Importance of Boy Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1431,Importance of Girl Clearing: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1432,Importance of Girl Preparing Soil: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1433,Importance of Girl Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1434,Importance of Girl Tending Crops: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1435,Importance of Girl Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1436,Importance of Girl Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1437,Importance of Girl Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1438,Adult Preference in Land Clearing: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1439,Adult Preference in Soil Preparation: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1440,Adult Preference in Planting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1441,Adult Preference in Crop Tending: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1442,Adult Preference in Harvesting: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1443,Adult Preference in Unspecified Agricultural Tasks: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1444,Adult Preference in Other Agricultural Chores: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1445,Secondary Crop Name,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1446,Other Secondary Crop Name,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1447,Irrigation Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1448,Hand Plow Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1449,Animal Plow Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1450,Terraces and Mounds Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1451,Fences Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1452,Green Manure and Mulch Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1453,Animal Manure Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1454,Human Manure Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1455,Pesticides Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1456,Extent of Weeding: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1457,Crop Supervision: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1458,Planting Techniques: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1459,Shortest Length of Fallow: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1460,Soil Treatments/Sands Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1461,Chemical Fertilizers Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1462,Stakes and Trellises Used: Secondary Crop,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1463,Adults Herd Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1464,Adults Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1465,Children Herd Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1466,Children Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1467,Children under 6 Herd Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1468,Children 6 to 10 Herd Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1469,Children over 10 Herd Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1470,Children under 10 Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1471,Children 6 to 10 Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1472,Children over 10 Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1473,Product Use of Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1474,Children Herd Small Animals Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1475,Children Herd Small Animals with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1476,Children Herd Small Animals with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1477,Children Care for Small Animals Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1478,Children Care for Small Animals with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1479,Children Care for Small Animals with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1480,Importance of Boy Herding Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1481,Importance of Girl Herding Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1482,Importance of Boy Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1483,Importance of Girl Care for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1484,Adult Preference in Herding Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1485,Adult Preference in Caring for Small Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1486,Goats Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1487,Sheep Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1488,Pigs Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1489,Rabbits and Guinea Pigs Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1490,Sled and Pack Dogs Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1491,Adults Herd Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1492,Adults Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1493,Children Herd Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1494,Children Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1495,Children under 6 Herd Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1496,Children 6 to 10 Herd Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1497,Children over 10 Herd Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1498,Children under 6 Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1499,Children 6 to 10 Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1500,Children over 10 Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1501,Product Use of Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1502,Children Herd Large Animals Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1503,Children Herd Large Animals with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1504,Children Herd Large Animals with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1505,Children Care for Large Animals Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1506,Children Care for Large Animals with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1507,Children Care for Large Animals with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1508,Importance of Boy Herding Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1509,Importance of Girl Herding Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1510,Importance of Boy Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1511,Importance of Girl Care for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1512,Adult Preference in Herding Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1513,Adult Preference in Caring for Large Animals,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1514,Cattle Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1515,Horses Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1516,Donkeys/Mules Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1517,Camels Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1518,Reindeer Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1519,Yaks Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1520,Buffalo Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1521,Llama Present,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Ordinal,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1522,Adults Do Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1523,Children Do Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1524,Children under 6 Do Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1525,Children 6 to 10 Do Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1526,Children over 10 Do Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1527,Who Controls the Earnings of Wage Labour?,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1528,Children Do Wage Labour Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1529,Children Do Wage Labour with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1530,Children Do Wage Labour with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1531,Importance of Boy Doing Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1532,Importance of Girl Doing Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1533,Adult Preference Wage Labour,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1534,Adults Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1535,Children Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1536,Children under 6 Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1537,Children 6 to 10 Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1538,Children over 10 Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1539,Who Controls the Cash from Trade?,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1540,Children Trade Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1541,Children Trade alongside Other Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1542,Children Trade alongside Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1543,Importance of Boy Trading,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1544,Importance of Girl Trading,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1545,Adult Preference in Trade,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1546,Adults Gather,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1547,Children Gather,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1548,Children under 6 Gather,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1549,Children 6 to 10 Gather,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1550,Children over 10 Gather,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1551,Who Controls the Products of Gathering?,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1552,Children Gather Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1553,Children Gather with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1554,Children Gather with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1555,Importance of Boy Gathering,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1556,Importance of Girl Gathering,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1557,Adult Preference Gathering,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1558,Adult hunt,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1559,Children hunt,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1560,Children under 6 hunt,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1561,Children 6 to 10 hunt,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1562,Children over 10 hunt,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1563,Who controls the products of hunting?,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1564,Children hunt alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1565,Children hunt with adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1566,Children hunt with adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1567,Importance of boy hunting,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1568,Importance of girl hunting,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1569,Adult preference hunting,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1570,Adults do child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1571,Children do child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1572,Children under 6 do child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1573,Children 6 to 10 do child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1574,Children over 10 do child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1575,Children do child care alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1576,Children do child care along with other children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1577,Children do child care with adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1578,Importance of boy doing child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1579,Importance of girl doing child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1580,Adult preference in child care,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1581,Adults do housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1582,Children do housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1583,Children under 6 do housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1584,Children 6 to 10 do housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1585,Children over 10 do housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1586,Children do housekeeping alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1587,Children do housekeeping with children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1588,Children do housekeeping with adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1589,Importance of boy housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1590,Importance of girl housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1591,Adult preference housekeeping,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1592,Adults Cook,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1593,Children Cook,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1594,Children under 6 Cook,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1595,Children 6 to 10 Cook,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1596,Children over 10 Cook,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1597,Who Controls the Products of Cooking?,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1598,Children Cook Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1599,Children Cook with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1600,Children Cook with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1601,Importance of Boy Cooking,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1602,Importance of Girl Cooking,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1603,Adult Preference Cooking,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1604,Adults Tend Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1605,Children Tend Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1606,Children under 6 Tend Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1607,Children 6 to 10 Tend Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1608,Children over 10 Tend Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1609,Children Tend Fires Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1610,Children Tend Fires along with Other Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1611,Children Tend Fires with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1612,Importance of Boy Tending Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1613,Importance of Girl Tending Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1614,Adult Preference in Tending Fires,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1615,Adults Gather Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1616,Children Gather Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1617,Children under 6 Gather Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1618,Children 6 to 10 Gather Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1619,Children over 10 Gather Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1620,Children Gather Fuel Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1621,Children Gather Fuel with Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1622,Children Gather Fuel with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1623,Importance of Boy Gathering Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1624,Importance of Girl Gathering Fuel,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1625,Adult Preference Fuel Gathering,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1626,Adults Carry Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1627,Children Carry Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1628,Children under 6 Carry Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1629,Children 6 to 10 Carry Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1630,Children over 10 Carry Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1631,Children Carry Burdens Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1632,Children Carry Burdens along with Other Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1633,Children Carry Burdens with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1634,Importance of Boy Carrying Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1635,Importance of Girl Carrying Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1636,Adult Preference in Carrying Burdens,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1637,Adults Carry Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1638,Children Carry Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1639,Children under 6 Carry Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1640,Children 6 to 10 Carry Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1641,Children over 10 Carry Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1642,Children Carry Water Alone,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1643,Children Carry Water along with Other Children,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1644,Children Carry Water with Adults,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1645,Importance of Boy Carrying Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1646,Importance of Girl Carrying Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1647,Adult Preference in Carrying Water,"Bradley, C. (1994). The Household Division of Work: SCCS Codes. World Cultures, 8(2), 6-40.",,"Gender, Household, Labour",Categorical,,bradley1994household,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1648,Overall Frequency of Warfare (Resolved Rating),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1649,Frequency of Internal Warfare (Resolved Rating),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1650,Frequency of External Warfare (Resolved Rating),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,ember1992warfare,,"The original code contained values 1 through 5 and was used in a number of published studies (Ember and Ember 1992b; Ember et al. 1992; Ember and Ember 1994). The code was subsequently revised to values between 1 and 17 by Carol Ember, Melvin Ember, and J. Patrick Gray (Carol Ember, personal communication to Anthon Eff). (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1651,Reliability of Overall Warfare Ratings,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1652,Reliability of Internal Warfare Ratings,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1653,Reliability of External Warfare Ratings,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1654,Pacification,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Ordinal,,ember1992warfare,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1655,Outcomes regarding Land in Internal Warfare,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1656,Outcomes regarding Land in External Warfare,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1657,Outcomes regarding Land in War Overall - Combined Scale Scores from Vars 1655 and 1656,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"If both internal and external warfare were present, and if the coders made a resolved rating for both types of outcomes, we used the higher scale score of Vars 1655 or 1656 for the rating of Var 1657. If there was only one resolved rating (between 1 and 5 on the original scale) and the other rating was 8 ( don't know ), we used the former, but only if that score was in the high categories (3-5); if the former scale was in the low categories (1-2), the case was listed as uncodable in Var 1657. If there was only 1 resolved rating between 1 and 5, and if the other rating was 9 ( not applicable ), we used the former for Var 1657. If the case could not be coded for the above rules, or if the scores for internal and external warfare were 8 or 9, the case was scored as 0. (Codes Not Ordered) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1658,Outcomes regarding Nonland Resources in Internal Warfare,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1659,Outcomes regarding Nonland Resources in External Warfare,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1660,Outcomes regarding Nonland Resources in War Overall,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Combined Scale Scores from Vars 1658 and 1659 According to the Rules following This Section: If both internal and external warfare were present, and if the coders made a resolved rating for both types of outcomes, we used the higher scale score of Var 1658 or 1659 for the rating of Var 1660. If there was only one resolved rating (between 1 and 5 on the original scale) and the other rating was 8 ( don't know ), we used the former, but only if that score was in the high categories (3-4); if the former scale was in the low categories (1-2), the case was listed as uncodable in Var 1660. If there was only 1 resolved rating between 1 and 5, and if the other rating was 9 ( not applicable ), we used the former for Var 1660. If the case could not be coded for the above rules, or if the original scores for internal and external warfare were 8 or 9, the case was scored as 0. (Codes Not Ordered) (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1661,Reliability of Outcomes of Internal Warfare Ratings (Var. 1655),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1662,Reliability of Outcomes of External Warfare Ratings (Var. 1656),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1663,Reliability of Outcomes of Internal Warfare Ratings (Var. 1658),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1664,Reliability of Outcomes of External Warfare Ratings (Var. 1659),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1665,Individual Aggression - Homicide,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1666,Individual Aggression - Assault,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1667,Individual Aggression - Theft,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1668,Individual Aggression - Trespass,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1669,Individual Aggression - Suicide (Resolved Ratings),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1670,Reliability of Individual Aggression Ratings-homicide (Var. 1665),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1671,Reliability of Individual Aggression Ratings-assault (Var. 1666),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1672,Reliability of Individual Aggression Ratings-theft (Var. 1667),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1673,Reliability of Individual Aggression Ratings-trespass (Var. 1668),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1674,Reliability of Individual Aggression Ratings-suicide (Var. 1669),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1675,Socially Organized Homicide,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1676,Socially Organized Assault,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1677,Socially Organized Theft,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1678,Socially Organized Trespass,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1679,Reliability of Socially Organized Homicide Ratings (Var. 1675),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1680,Reliability of Socially Organized Assault Ratings (Var. 1676),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1681,Reliability of Socially Organized Theft Ratings (Var. 1677),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1682,Reliability of Socially Organized Trespass Ratings (Var. 1678),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1683,Threat of Famine (Resolved Rating),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1684,Threat of Weather or Pest Disasters,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1685,Chronic Resource Problems (Resolved Ratings),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1686,Reliability of Threat of Famine Ratings (Var. 1683),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1687,Reliability of Threat of Natural and Pest Disaster Rating (Var 1684),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1688,Reliability of Chronic Scarcity Ratings (Var. 1685),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1689,Sex Ratio (Males/Females*10),"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Politics, Warfare",Continuous,ratio (males/females)*10,ember1992warfare,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1691,Sex Ratio Unit,"Ember, C. R., & Ember, M. (1992). Warfare, aggression, and resource problems: Cross-cultural codes. Behavior Science Research, 26(1-4), 169-226.",,"Politics, Warfare",Categorical,,ember1992warfare,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1692,Scarification 1: Males,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1693,Scarification 1: Females,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1694,General Scarification: Males,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1695,General Scarification: Females,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1697,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Typhus,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1698,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Bejel,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1699,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Pinta,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1700,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Yaws,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1701,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Leprosy,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1702,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Leishmania,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1703,Pathogen: Wound Opportunistic Spirochetes,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1704,Pathogen: Tick Vector Typus,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1705,Pathogen: Tick Vector Spirochetes,"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1706,Pathogen: Trypanosomas (from Ludvico Data),"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1707,Pathogen: Malaria (from Ludvico Data),"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1708,Pathogen: Schistosomes (from Ludvico Data),"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1709,Pathogen: Filariae (from Ludvico Data),"Ludvico, L. R. (1994). Scarification, pathogen load and biome: Cross-cultural codes. World Cultures 9(1).",,"Ecology, Health, Ritual",Categorical,,ludvico1995scarification,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1710,Person (S) Infants and Children Sleep With,"Divale, W. T., Abrams, N., Barzola, J., Harris, E., & Henry, F. M. (1998). Sleeping arrangements of children and adolescents: SCCS sample codes. World Cultures, 9(2), 3-12.",,"Childhood, Household, Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,divale1998sleeping,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1711,Where Adolescents Sleep,"Divale, W. T., Abrams, N., Barzola, J., Harris, E., & Henry, F. M. (1998). Sleeping arrangements of children and adolescents: SCCS sample codes. World Cultures, 9(2), 3-12.",,"Childhood, Household, Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,divale1998sleeping,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1712,Sex Segregation in Sleeping Areas of Children,"Divale, W. T., Abrams, N., Barzola, J., Harris, E., & Henry, F. M. (1998). Sleeping arrangements of children and adolescents: SCCS sample codes. World Cultures, 9(2), 3-12.",,"Childhood, Household, Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,divale1998sleeping,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1713,Sex Segregation in Sleeping Areas of Adolescents and Teens,"Divale, W. T., Abrams, N., Barzola, J., Harris, E., & Henry, F. M. (1998). Sleeping arrangements of children and adolescents: SCCS sample codes. World Cultures, 9(2), 3-12.",,"Childhood, Household, Life cycle, Marriage",Categorical,,divale1998sleeping,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1716,Primary Source of Subsistence,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1717,Secondary Source of Subsistence,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1718,Sharing of Food,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1719,Periodical Variation of Food Scarcity,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1720,Causes of Land Shortage,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1721,Number of Rich People (Wealthy),"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1722,Sources of Wealth,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1723,Number of Poor,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1724,Number of Dispossessed,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1725,Possibility for Peaceful Territorial Expansion,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1726,Communality of Land,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1727,Resource Acquisition as Motive for Violent Conflict Management,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1728,"Rich, Poor, or Dispossessed as One Party in Violent Conflicts","Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1729,Presence of an Overarching Political Unit,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1730,Administrative Integration of Local Community within Overarching Political Unit,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1731,Power Participation of Local Elite within Overarching Political Unit,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1732,Presence of Wage Labour,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1733,Market Exchange within Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1734,Market Exchange outside of Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1735,Relationship between Production for Subsistence and Production for Market Exchange,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1736,"Tribute, Taxation, Expropriation","Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1737,Extent of Burden Caused by Tribute Payments or Taxation,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1738,Presence of Formal Education within Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1739,Types of Violence against Overarching Political Institution,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1740,Levels of Political Hierarchy,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1741,Overarching Formal Jurisdiction within Unit of Maximal Political Authority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1742,Selection of Officials at the Lowest Level of Political Hierarchy,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1743,Sanctions,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1744,Lower Level Participation in Decision Making of the Unit of Maximal Political Authority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1745,Religio-political Overlap,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1746,Sources of Legitimation of Power,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1747,Frequency of External Warfare: Unit of Maximal Political Authority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1748,Frequency of Internal Warfare; i.e. between Local Communities within Unit of Maximal Political Authority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1749,Frequency of Internal Warfare Involving Non-territorially Organized Groups within Unit of Maximal Political Authority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1750,Frequency of Violent Conflict between Groups within Local Communities,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1751,Social Stratification,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1752,Groom's Dependency on Relatives for Marriage Transactions,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1753,Depth of Unilineal Descent,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1754,Size of Maximal Effective Kin Group,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1755,Local Distribution of Maximal Effective Kin Group,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1756,Size of Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1757,Frequency of Violent Conflict Involving at Least One Maximal Effective Kin Group,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,"Note, codes not ordered (note source: DRW codebook)",dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1758,Frequency of Violent Conflict Involving at Least One Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1759,Affection during Early Childhood,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1760,Frequency of Interactions between Boys (Early Childhood) and Male Adults,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1761,Inculcation of Children's Trust in Other Persons,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1762,"Positive Reinforcement of Children's Willingness to Share, Give, and Help (Generosity)","Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1763,Emphasis on Honesty,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1764,Reaction of Socializing Agents towards Violent Behavior of Boys in Late Childhood,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1765,Emphasis on Courage of Boys in Late Childhood,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1766,Corporal Punishment of Boys in Late Childhood,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1767,Ideology of Male Superiority,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1768,Attitude towards Physical Violence against Members of Local Community,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1769,"Attitude towards Physical Violence against Members of Same Ethnic Group, Not Restricted to Local Community","Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1770,Attitude towards Physical Violence against Members of Other Ethnic Groups,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1771,Loyalty within Ethnic Group,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1772,Hostility towards Other Ethnic Groups,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1773,Prestige of Warriors,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1774,Revenge Related Norms,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1775,Reglementation of Intraethnic Violence,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1776,Frequency of Intraethnic Violence,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1777,Intensity of Intraethnic Violence,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1778,Frequency of Interethnic Violence/Attacking,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1779,Weapons Used in Warfare,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1780,Defensive (Protective) Weapons Used in Warfare,"Lang, H. (1998). CONAN: An electronic code-text data-base for cross-cultural studies. World Cultures, 9(2), 13-56.",,"Kinship, Politics, Subsistence",Categorical,,lang1998conan,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1781,Gossip on Adultery,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1782,Gossip on Boasting,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1783,Gossip on Bride Price,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1784,Gossip on Cattle/Livestock,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1785,Gossip on Dowry Payments,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1786,Gossip on Drinking,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1787,Gossip on Family,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1788,Gossip on Farming,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1789,Gossip on Government/Colonial Affairs,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1790,Gossip on Hunting,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1791,Gossip on Inheritance,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1792,Gossip on Laziness,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1793,Gossip on Men,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1794,Gossip on Murder/Assault,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1795,Gossip on Neighbors,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1796,Gossip on Politics,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1797,Gossip on Scandal,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1798,Gossip on Sex/Sexual Joking,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1799,Gossip on Social Control,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1800,Gossip on Socializing/News,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1801,Gossip on Wife Beating,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1802,Gossip on Women,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1803,Gossip on Marriage,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1804,Gossip on Religion,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Categorical,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805,Importance of Gossip,"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_1,"Fact_1 News & General Gossip Scale (sum of Men, Neighbors, Socializing & News, And Women Gossip)","Gossip Factor Scales (See Divale and Seda paper with Gossip Codes for rationale). Factor analysis of Gossip variables produced eight factors with gossip variables that had loadings of .50 or higher. Scales were then produced by summing those variables with loadings of .5 or higher on the factor. Thus 1805.1 is a News & General Gossip Scale, which is the sum of the following gossip topics: Gossip about Men, Neighbors, Socializing and News, and Women). [Etc. for Factors 2-8].

Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_2,"Fact_2 Political Gossip Scale (sum of Family, Govt., Political Gossip)","Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_3,"Fact_3 Machismo Gossip Scale (sum of Boasting, Hunting, Laziness, Wife Beating Gossip)","Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_4,Fact_4 Sex & Scandals Scale (sum of Adultery And Scandal Gossip),"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_5,"Fact_5 Drinking & Murder Scale (sum of Drinking, Murder And Assault Gossip)","Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_6,Fact_6 Marriage Payments Gossip Scale (sum of Bride Price And Dowry Gossip),"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_7,Fact_7 Farming & Religion Gossip Scale (sum of Farming And Religious Gossip),"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1805_8,Fact_8 Cattle & Marriage Gossip Scale (sum of Cattle And Marriage Gossip),"Divale, W., & Seda, A. (1999). Codes on Gossip for Societies in the Standard Sample. World Cultures, 10(1), 7-22.",,"Gossip, Kinship, Politics",Ordinal,,divale1999codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1806,Trade: 1.1. Changes in Trade and Trade Goods,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1807,Trade: 1.2. Introduction of Wage Labour and Immigrant Workers,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1808,Trade: 1.3. Introduction of Monetary System Such as Money,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1809,Technology: 2.1. Introduction of Foreign Goods Such as Weapons,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1810,Technology: 2.2. Minor Technological Developments,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1811,Technology: 2.3. Major Technological Changes,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1812,"Agriculture: 3.1. Agricultural Improvements, Improvement in Farming Mehods, Fertilization, Irrigation, Food Preservation","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1813,Agriculture: 3.2 Changes in Agriculture and Crops,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1814,Agriculture: 3.3. Introduction of New Livestock,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1815,"Transportation: 4.1. Mechanical Transport (Automobiles, Railroads, Buses)","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1816,Transportation: 4.2. Changes and Introduction of Water Transport,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1817,Transportation: 4.3. Introduction of Roads and Highways,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1818,"Government, Political and Legal System: 5.1 New Positions Such as Government Officials","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1819,"Government, Political and Legal System: 5.2 Changes or Implementation of Foreign Judicial System","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1820,"Government, Political and Legal System: 5.3 Political Changes, Uprising, Cargo Cults","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1821,"Government, Political and Legal System: 5.4 Large Scale Projects Introduced by outside Agencies","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1822,Family/Social Organization: 6.1 Changes in Family Structure,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1823,"Family/Social Organization: 6.2 Changes in Marriage Rituals, Weddings","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1824,"Family/Social Organization: 6.3 Changes in Choice of Spouse, Mixed-marriages, Etc","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1825,Family/Social Organization: 6.4 Changes in Female Role or Status,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1826,"Body Toilet, Adornment and Dress: 7.1 Changes in Body Toilets Such as Piercing, Jewelry","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1827,"Body Toilet, Adornment and Dress: 7.2 Changes in Dress Customs","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1828,"Behavior: 8.1 Introduction of Drugs Such as Tobacco, Alcohol","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1829,Behavior: 8.2 Changes in Food Processing Such as Cooking Methods,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1830,Information and Education: 9.1. Changes in Communication and the Arts,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1831,Information and Education: 9.2 Changes in Education,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1832,"Information and Education: 9.3 Introduction of Contact Languages, Foreign Words, Vocabulary Distortion, Pidgin Languages","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1833,"Health: 10.1 Introduction of Foreign Medical Practices, Hospitals","Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1834,Health: 10.2 Introduction of Foreign Diseases,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1835,Health: 10.3 Changes in Sanitation Methods,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1836,Religion: 11.1 Changes in Native Religion,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1837,Religion: 11.2 Introduction of Foreign Religion,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1838,Religion: 11.3 Changes in Burial Practices or Other Rituals,"Divale, W. and Seda, A. (2000). Cross-cultural codes of modernization. World Cultures, 11(2), 152-170.",,"Economy, Modernization",Ordinal,,divale2000cross,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1850,Secondary Bone/Body Treatment: Original Scale,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1851,Disarticulation: Original Scale,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1852,Secondary Bone/Body Treatment: Scale Two,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1853,Disarticulation: Scale Two,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1854,Secondary Bone/Body Treatment: Scale Three,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1855,Disarticulation: Scale Three,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1856,Secondary Bone/Body Treatment: Scale Four,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1857,Disarticulation: Scale Four,"Schroeder, S. (2001). Secondary disposal of the dead: cross-cultural codes. World Cultures, 12(1), 77-93.",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,schroeder2001secondary,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1862,Highest Number Counted,"Divale, W. (1999). Climatic instability, food storage, and the development of numerical counting: A cross-cultural study. Cross-cultural research, 33(4), 341-368.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,divale1999climatic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1863,Confidence in Making Counting Rating,"Divale, W. (1999). Climatic instability, food storage, and the development of numerical counting: A cross-cultural study. Cross-cultural research, 33(4), 341-368.",,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,divale1999climatic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1864,Concordance: Number of Societies within 100 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1865,Concordance: Number of Societies within 150 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1866,Concordance: Number of Societies within 200 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1867,Concordance: Number of Societies within 250 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1868,Concordance: Number of Societies within 300 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1869,Concordance: Number of Societies within 350 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1870,Concordance: Number of Societies within 400 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1871,Concordance: Number of Societies within 450 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1872,Concordance: Number of Societies within 500 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1874,Atlas: Number of Societies within 100 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1875,Atlas: Number of Societies within 150 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1876,Atlas: Number of Societies within 200 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1877,Atlas: Number of Societies within 250 Mile Radius,"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1878,Atlas: Number of Societies within 300 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1880,Atlas: Number of Societies within 350 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1882,Atlas: Number of Societies within 400 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1884,Atlas: Number of Societies within 450 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1886,Atlas: Number of Societies within 500 Mile Radius (100 Value),"Cashdan, E. (2001). Ethnic diversity and its environmental determinants: Effects of climate, pathogens, and habitat diversity. American Anthropologist, 103(4), 968-991.","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Ecology, Politics",Continuous,number (integer),cashdan2001ethnic,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1918,Crying Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1919,Crying Duration,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1920,Male Crying: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1921,Female Crying: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1922,Attempted Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1923,Actual Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1924,Male Attempted Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1925,Female Attempted Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1926,Male Actual Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1927,Female Actual Self-injury: Frequency,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1928,Institutionalized Attack by Widow of Something or Someone,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1929,Institutionalized Attack by Widower of Something or Someone,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1930,Institutionalized Attack on Self by Widow,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1931,Institutionalized Attack by Adult Offspring of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1932,Institutionalized Self Attack by Adult Offspring of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1933,Institutionalized Attack by Adult Siblings of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1934,Outgroup Member Institutional Target,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1935,Presumed Killer Institutional Target,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1936,Self Institutionalized Target,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1937,Somebody Institutionalized Target,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1938,Something Institutionalized Target,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1939,"Something Institutionalized Target, Not a Sacrifice","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1940,Spontaneous Aggression after Sudden Death,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1941,Fear of Ghost Present,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1942,Degree of Fear of Ghost,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1943,Fear of Bodies Present,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1944,"Sex Difference, Crying","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1945,"Sex Difference, Attempted Self-mutilation","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1946,"Sex Difference, Actual Self-mutilation","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1947,"Sex Difference, Anger and Aggression","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1948,Importance of Ritual Specialists up to and including Initial Body Disposal,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1949,Ritualization up to and including Initial Disposal,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1950,Amount of Contact by Bereaved with Corpse,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1951,Isolation of Widows,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1952,Isolation of Widowers,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1953,Isolation of Adult Offspring of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1954,Isolation of Parent of Deceased Subadult Offspring,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1955,Marking of Widows,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1956,Marking of Widowers,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1957,Marking of Adult Offspring of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1958,Marking of Subadult Offspring of Deceased,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1959,"Marking Duration, Parent of Subadult Offspring","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1960,Ghosts Present,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1961,Ghosts Perceived Are of Those Best Known,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1962,Eventual Distance of Spirits,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1963,Sororate Present Vs. Absent,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1964,Percentage of Widow Remarrying,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,percent,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1965,Percentage of Widows Remarrying by Levirate,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,percent,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1966,Levirate Present Vs. Absent,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1967,Some Personal Objects of Deceased Are Disposed of with Corps or Ggiven to Other Groups or Put off Sight and Use for Substantional Amount of Time,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1968,Amount of Useful Property Destroyed,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1969,Name Taboo Present,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1970,Dwelling or Room of Deceased Abandoned at Least Temporarily,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1971,Temporary or Permanent Camp or Village Abandonment,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1972,"Name Taboo, If Present, Applies Primarily to Close Relatives or Behavior in Presence of Close Relatives of the Deceased","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1973,Cleansing of Widows,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1974,Ghost Feared Those of People Best Known,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1975,"Initial Funeral Ceremonies, Attendance","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,persons,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1976,"Final Funeral Ceremonies, Attendance","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,persons,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1977,"Mourning: Duration, Widowers","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,days,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1978,"Mourning: Duration, Widows","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,days,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1979,"Mourning: Duration, Adult Offspring","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,days,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1980,Final Ceremonies Present or Absent,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1981,Series of Final Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1982,Final Ceremonies Coincide with Annual Death Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1983,Final Disposal of Remains at Final Ceremony,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1984,Final Ceremonies Terminates Mourning,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1985,Amount of Grief after End of Mourning,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1986,Feasting at Initial Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1987,Games at Initial Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1988,Dances at Initial Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1989,Sexual Liberties at Initial Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1990,Alcohol at Initial Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1991,Feasting at Final Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1992,Games at Final Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1993,Dances at Final Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1994,Sexual Liberties at Final Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1995,Alcohol at Final Funeral Ceremonies,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1996,Final Ceremonies Held for More than One Death at a Time,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1997,Degree of Christian Influence,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1998,Belief in Reincarnation of Deceased Adults,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS1999,Conflict and Resentment over Property Inheritance,"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS2000,"Age of Marriage, Females (N = 35)","Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).","{""datatype"": ""decimal""}","Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Continuous,years,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS2001,Deep Islamization/Christianization (1806),"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
SCCS2002,World Religions (1807),"Rosenblatt, P. C., Walsh, R. P., & Jackson, D. A. (2011). Grief and mourning codes. World Cultures eJournal, 18(2).",,"Death, Life cycle, Mourning, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,rosenblatt2011codes,,,dplace-dataset-sccs
Biome,Biome,Classification by Olson et al. (2001) of the earth into fourteen units that host similar formations of plants and animals due to their climates. A single biome can be found over a range of continents.,,Ecology,Categorical,,,,1988,dplace-dataset-teow
EcoRegion,EcoRegion,Classification by Olson et al. (2001) of the earth into zones (ecoregions) encompassing distinct biotas. Ecoregions are nested within Biomes.,,Ecology,Categorical,,,,1981,dplace-dataset-teow
WNAI8,Tribal natural vegetation area,,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Tribal natural vegetation area,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI11,"Presence of California white oak or valley oak, Quercus lobata",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",California white/valley oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI12,"Presence of Oregon white oak, Quercus garryana",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Oregon white oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI13,"Presence of Blue oak, Quercus douglasii",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Blue oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI14,"Presence of Maul oak or canyon live oak, Quercus chrysolepis",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Maul/canyon live oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI15,"Presence of California live oak, Quercus agrifolia",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",California live oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI16,"Presence of Interior live oak, Quercus wislizenii",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Interior live oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI17,"Presence of California black oak, Quercus kelloggii",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",California black oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI18,"Presence of Tan-oak, Lithocarpus densiflora",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Tan-oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI19,"Presence of Emory oak or scrub oak, Quercus emoryi",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Emory/scrub oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI20,"Presence of Gambel oak, Quercus gambellii",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gambel/scrub oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI21,"Presence of Evergreen oak, Quercus undulata",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Evergreen oak,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI22,"Presence of Pinyon pine, Pinus edulis",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pinyon pine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI23,"Presence of Single-leaf pinyon pine, Pinus monophylla",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Single-leaf pinyon pine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI24,"Presence of Ponderosa or yellow pine, Pinus ponderosa",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ponderosa/yellow pine,"NOTE:  Case 149 has a score of three, WNAI only lists present and absent as values. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI25,"Presence of Lodge-pole pine, Pinus contorta",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Lodgepole pine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI26,"Presence of Sugar pine, Pinus lambertiana",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sugar pine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI27,"Presence of Giant sahuaro cactus, Carnegiea gigantea",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Giant saguaro cactus,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI28,"Presence of Honey mesquite, Prosopis juliforna (and other mesquite spp.)",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Honey mesquite,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI29,"Presence of Screwbean, Prosopis pubescens",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Screwbean,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI30,"Presence of Mescal, Agave parryi",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave parryi,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI31,"Presence of Mescal, Agave deserti",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave deserti,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI32,"Presence of Mescal, Agave utahensis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave utahensis,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI33,"Presence of Mescal, Agave palmeri",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave palmeri,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI34,"Presence of Mescal, Agave conseii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave conseii,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI35,"Presence of Mescal, Agave neomexicana",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mescal - Agave neomexicana,"NOTE:  Cases 145 and 146 had values of 0; these were changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI36,"Presence of Soapweed, Yucca glauca or Datil, Y. baccata",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Soapweed, Yucca glauca (or Datil), Yucca baccata",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI37,"Presence of Sotol, Dasylerion wheeleri",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sotol,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI38,"Presence of Prickly-pear cactus, Opuntia engelmannii (and other prickly-pear spp.)",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Prickly-pear cactus,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI39,"Presence of Cholla cactus, Opuntia arborescens (and other cholla spp.)",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cholla cactus,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI40,"Presence of Sand-root, Ammobroma sonorae",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sand-root,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI41,"Presence of Pigweed, Amaranthus retroflexus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pigweed,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI42,"Presence of Serviceberry, Amelanchier alnifolia",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Serviceberry,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI43,"Presence of Lambsquarter, Chenopodium album",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Lambsquarter,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI44,"Presence of Saltbush, Atriplex argentea",,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Saltbush,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI45,"Presence of Western hackberry, Celtis douglasii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Western hackberry,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI46,"Presence of Guaco, Cleome serrulata",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Guaco,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI47,"Presence of Indian millet, Eriocoma cuspidata",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Indian millet,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI48,"Presence of Common purslane, Portulaca oleracea",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Common purslane,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI49,"Presence of Wild potato, Solanum triflorum and other potato spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wild potato,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI50,"Presence of Yamp, Carum gairdneri",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Yamp,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI51,"Presence of Thistle, Cirsium acaule, and other Cirsium spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Thistle,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI52,"Presence of Wild rye, Elymus condensatus or sibiricus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wild rye,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI53,"Presence of Sunflower, Helianthus annuus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sunflower - Helianthus annus,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI54,"Presence of Sunflower, Helianthus (all other spp.)",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sunflower - all other Helianthus except H. annus,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI55,"Presence of Broomrape, genus Orobanche",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Broomrape,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI56,"Presence of Sand bunchgrass, Rice Grass, Oryzopis spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sand bunchgrass/rice grass,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI57,"Presence of Tobacco-root or Bitterroot, Valeriana edulis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Tobacco-root/bitterroot,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI58,"Presence of Camass, genus Camassia",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Camass,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI59,"Presence of Braken fern, Pteridium aquilinum",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Braken fern,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI60,"Presence of Western hazelnut or filbert, Corylus californica",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Western hazlenut-filbert,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI61,"Presence of Lupine, Lupinus polyphyllus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Lupine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI62,"Presence of Salal, Gaultheria shallon",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Salal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI63,"Presence of Tiger-lily, Lilium spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Tiger-lily,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI64,"Presence of Wokas or Water-lily, Nymphaea polysepala",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wokas/water lily,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI65,Life Zones in the Tribal Territory,,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Life zones in tribal territory,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI66,"Presence of Baird's beaked whale, Berardius bairdii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Bairds beaked whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI67,"Presence of Pacific beaked whale, Mesoplodon stejnegeri",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific beaked whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI68,"Presence of Goose-beaked whale, Ziphius cavirostris",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Goose-beaked whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI69,"Presence of Sperm whale, Physeter catodon",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sperm whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI70,"Presence of Pygmy sperm whale, Kogia breviceps",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pygymy sperm whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI71,"Presence of California gray whale, Eschrichtius gibbosus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",California gray whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI72,"Presence of Fin-backed whale, Balaenoptera physalus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fin-backed whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI73,"Presence of Sei whale, Balaenoptera borealis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sei whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI74,"Presence of Blue whale or Sulphur-bottomed whale, Sibbaldus musculus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Blue whale/sulphur-bottomed whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI75,"Presence of Humped-backed whale, Megaptera novaengliae",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Hump-backed whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI76,"Presence of Pacific Right whale, Eubalaena sieboldii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific right whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI77,"Presence of Gray's porpoise or spotted dolphin, Stenella styx",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Grays porpoise/spotted dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI78,"Presence of Pacific dolphin, Delphinius bairdii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI79,"Presence of Gill's bottle-nosed dolphin, Tursiops gillii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gills bottle-nosed dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI80,"Presence of Pacific bottle-nosed dolphin, Tursiops nuuanu",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific bottle-nosed dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI81,"Presence of Northern right-whale dolphin, Lissodelphus borealis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Northern right-whale dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI82,"Presence of Pacific white-sided dolphin, Lagenorhynchus obliquidens",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific white-sided dolphin,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI83,"Presence of Pacific killer-whale, Grampus rectipinna",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific killer-whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI84,"Presence of False killer-whale, Pseudorca crassidens",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",False killer-whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI85,"Presence of Pacific blackfish or pilot whale, Globicephala scammonii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific blackfish/pilot whale,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI86,"Presence of Pacific harbor porpoise, Phocoena vomerina",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific harbor porpoise,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI87,"Presence of Dall's porpoise, Phocoenoides dalli",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dalls porpoise,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI88,"Presence of Sea-otter, Enhydra lutris",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sea otter,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI89,"Presence of Northern or Alaskan fur-seal, Callorhinus ursinus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Northern-alaska fur-seal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI90,"Presence of Guadalupe fur-seal, Arctophoca townsendii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Guadalupe fur-seal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI91,"Presence of Northern sea-lion, Eumetopias jubata",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Northern sea-lion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI92,"Presence of California sea-lion, Zalophus californianus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",California sea-lion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI93,"Presence of Harbor seal, Phoca vitulina",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Harbor seal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI94,"Presence of Northern elephant-seal, Mirounga angustirostris",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Northern elephant seal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI95,Total number of types of the 29 sea mammals available in tribal area,,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Types of sea mammals in tribal area,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI96,"Presence of Cottontail rabbit, Sylvilagus spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cottontail rabbit,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI97,"Presence of Jack rabbit, Lepus spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Jack rabbit (hare),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI98,"Presence of Beaver, Castor canadensis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Beaver,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI99,"Presence of Porcupine, Erethizon dorsatum",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Porcupine,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI100,"Presence of Coyote, Canis latrans",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Coyote,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI101,"Presence of Wolf, Canis lupus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wolf,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI102,"Presence of Bear, Ursus americanus and other Ursus spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Bear-brown/black,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI103,"Presence of Mountain lions, Felis concolor",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mountain lion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI104,"Presence of Lynx, Lynx canadensis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Lynx (L.canadensis),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI105,"Presence of Bobcat, Lynx rufus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Bobcat (L.rufus),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI106,"Presence of Wapiti (Elk), Cervus spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wapiti/elk,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI107,"Presence of Black-tailed deer or mule deer, Odocoileus hemionus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Black-tailed/mule deer,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI108,"Presence of White-tailed deer, Odocoileus virginiana",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",White-tailed deer,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI109,"Presence of Moose, Alces alces",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Moose,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI110,"Presence of Caribou, Rangifer spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Caribou,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI111,"Presence of Pronghorn antelope, Antilocapra americana",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pronghorn antelope,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI112,"Presence of Bison, Bison bison",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Bison,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI113,"Presence of Mountain goat, Oreamnos americanus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mountain goat,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI114,"Presence of Mountain sheep, Ovis canadensis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mountain sheep,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI115,Total number of 19 species of land mammals available in tribal area,,,Ecology,Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Species of land mammals in tribal area,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI116,"Presence of Western sea-lamprey, Entosphenus tridentatus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Western sea-lamprey,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI117,"Presence of White sturgeon, Acipenser transmontanus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",White sturgeon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI118,"Presence of Cutthroat trout, Salmo clarkii, and Rainbow trout, S. gairdnerii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cutthroat/rainbow trout,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI119,"Presence of Dolly Varden char, Salvelinus malma",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dolly varden char,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI120,"Presence of Rocky Mountain whitefish, Coregonus spp. and lake whitefish Prosopium spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Whitefish: rocky mtn/lake,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI121,"Presence of Suckers, family Catostomidae, Catostomus spp., Chamistes spp., Deltistes spp., Pantosteus spp., Xyrauchen texanus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Suckers (all varieties),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI122,"Presence of Chinook or king salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Chinook/king salmon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI123,"Presence of Coho or silver salmon, Oncorhynchus kisutch",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Coho/silver salmon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI124,"Presence of Pink or humpback salmon, Oncorhynchus gorbuscha",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pink/humpback salmon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI125,"Presence of Sockeye or red salmon, Oncorhynchus nerka",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sockeye/red salmon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI126,"Presence of Chum or dog salmon, Oncorhynchus keta",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Chum/dog/calico salmon,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI127,"Presence of Steelhead trout, Salmon gairdnerii irideus, S. g. newberryi",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Steelhead trout,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI128,Number of salmon and steelhead anadromous species present in tribal area,,"{""datatype"": ""decimal""}",Ecology,Continuous,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Species salmon-steelhead in tribal area,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI129,"Presence of Herring, Clupea pallasii",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Herring,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI130,"Presence of Sardine or California pilchard, Sardinops sagax",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sardine/california pilchard,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI131,"Presence of Eulachon or candlefish, Thaleichthys pacificus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Eulachon/candlefish,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI132,"Presence of Pacific halibut, Hippoglossus steno",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific halibut,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI133,"Presence of Pacific cod, Gadus macrocephalus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pacific cod,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI134,"Presence of Surf smelt, Hypomesus pretiosus",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Surf smelt,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI135,Quantity of fish available in tribal territory: Average annual production in pounds per square mile of territory,,,"Ecology, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Quantity fish/sq.mile of tribal territory,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI136,Relative amount of fish used as food by tribe,,,"Ecology, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Relative amount of fish used by tribe,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI137,"Presence of Swans, Olor spp.",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Swans,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI138,"Presence of Canada goose, Branta canadensis",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Canada goose,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI139,"Presence of Mallard duck, Amas platyrhynchos",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mallard duck,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI140,"Presence of Turkey, Meleagris gallopavo",,,Ecology,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Turkey,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI141,Harpoon for hunting sea mammals,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sea mammal harpoons,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI142,Devices used to direct or restrict land mammal movement,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Devices to restrict land mammal movement,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI143,Pitfalls for snaring land mammals,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pitfalls for land mammals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI144,Deadfalls for snaring land mammals,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Deadfalls for land mammals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI145,Fish nets and seines,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fish nets and seines,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI146,Fish weirs and traps,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fish weirs and traps,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI147,Fish spears,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fish spears (leister),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI148,Fish harpoons,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fish harpoons,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI149,Containers for gathering seeds,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Containers for gathering seeds,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI150,Kinds of digging sticks,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinds of digging sticks,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI151,"Poles, tongs, cutters for gathering wild plants",,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Poles, tongs, and cutters",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI152,Maize cultivated at time of first contact with Europeans,,,"Ecology, Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Maize cultivated at time of first contact,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI153,Irrigation of cultivated plants,,,"Ecology, Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Irrigation of cultivated plants,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI154,Sticklike farming tools,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sticklike farming tools,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI155,Method of boiling food,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Method of boiling food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI156,Acorn preparation,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Acorn preparation,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI157,Stone food mortars,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Stone food mortars,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI158,Wooden food mortars,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Wooden food mortars,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI159,Milling stones,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Milling stones,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI160,Method of drying meat,,,"Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Method of drying meat,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI161,Seed-parching instruments,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Seed-parching implements,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI162,Salt (sodium chloride) added to food,,,"Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Salt added to food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI163,Dominant boat types: those most frequent or preferred,,,"Ecology, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant boat types: most numerous/preferred,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI164,Dominant house type: the type preferred for winter dwelling,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant house type: preferred for winter,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI165,Conical or subconical dwellings,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Conical and subconical dwellings,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI166,House-covering made of hide and thatch,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",House-covering made of hide and thatch,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI167,House-covering made of bark or mats,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",House-covering made of bark or mats,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI168,House-covering or exterior made of stone or earth materials,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",House-covering or exterior of stone/earth,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI169,House floor-level and entrance,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",House floor-level and entrance,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI170,Headgear of woven plant materials,,,"Material culture, Settlement, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Headgear of woven plant materials,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI171,Headgear made of hide or fur,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Headgear made of hide or fur,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI172,Robes or capes made of fur,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Robes/capes made of fur,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI173,Robes or capes made of buckskin or of strips of small furs fastened together but not sewn together,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Robes/capes of buckskin or strips of fur,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI174,"Robes or capes made of wool, hair or feathers",,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Robes/capes of wool, hair or feathers",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI175,Robes or capes made of plant materials,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Robes/capes of plant materials,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI176,Shirts and Dresses,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shirts and dresses,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI177,Breechclout,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Breechclout,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI178,Skirt or kilt made of animal materials,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Skirt/kilt made of animal materials,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI179,Skirt or kilt made of plant materials,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Skirt/kilt made of plant materials,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI180,Material used for apron,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Material used for apron,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI181,Position of apron,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Position of apron,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI182,Moccasins,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Moccasins,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI183,Sandals,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sandals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI184,Mittens and Muffs,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mittens and Muffs,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI185,Basketry weaves,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Basketry weaves,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI186,Weaving devices,,,"Clothing, Material culture, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Weaving devices,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI187,Agricultural and horticultural production,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Agricultural/horticultural production,"NOTE:  Case 137 had a score of  0. This was changed to missing data [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI188,Agricultural products and incipient horticulture done not for food,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Horticulture, not for food",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI189,Agricultural products grown for food,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Agricultural products grown for food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI190,Agricultural products grown for beverages,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Agricultural for beverages,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI191,External sources of agricultural products for food,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ext. sources of agriculture for food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI192,External sources of agricultural products for beverages,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ext. sources of agriculture for beverages,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI193,Probable percentage of diet contributed by agricultural foodstuffs acquired locally,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from local agriculture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI194,Probable percentage of diet contributed by agricultural foodstuffs acquired extralocally,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from ext. agriculture sources,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI195,External sources of agricultural products used as nonfood or for beverages,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ext. sources of agriculture not for food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI196,Animal husbandry--before contact with Europeans,,,"Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Animal husbandry before contact,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI197,"Local ""fishing""--procurement of all types of aquatic animals (shellfish, aquatic mammals, and fish)",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Local aquatic animal extraction,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI198,Predominant aquatic animal extracted,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Predominant aquatic animal extracted,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI199,Percentage of diet contributed by aquatic animals,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from aquatic animals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI200,External sources of aquatic animals,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",External sources of aquatic animals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI201,Percentage of diet contributed by external aquatic animals,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from ext. aquatic animals,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI202,"Local hunting--procurement of all types of game (fowl, large mammals, etc.)",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Local hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI203,Predominant types of animals for which groups hunt,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Predominant animals hunted,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI204,"Probable percentage of diet contributed by procuring (hunting) large game, small animals, and fowl locally",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI205,"External sources of game, small animals, or fowl",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ext. sources of game,"NOTE: Society 111 had a score of 99. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI206,"Probable percentage of diet contributed by large game, small animals, and fowl locally",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet ext. game,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI207,"Local gathering--all food sources (nuts, seeds, berries, and roots)",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Local gathering,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI208,Predominant types of foods gathered,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Predominant plants gathered,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI209,"External sources of roots, nuts, seeds, berries, fruit, tubers, or leaves, etc",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",External sources of wild plants,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI210,"Probable percentage of diet contributed by roots, seeds, berries, nuts. leaves, tubers, etc. procured extralocally",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from ext. plants,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI211,"Probable percentage of diet contributed by roots, seeds, berries, nuts. leaves, tubers, etc. procured locally",,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Percent diet from local plants,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI212,Dominant land-transportation of food or other goods,,,"Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant land transport food/goods,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI213,Dominant water-transportation of food or other goods,,,"Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant water-transport food/goods,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI214,General availability of local subsistence resources,,,"Ecology, Economy, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Availability of local subsist resources,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI215,Major storage place for food: the place most preferred or frequently used,,,"Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Major storage place for food,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI216,Maximum length of time food is stored,,,"Economy, Material culture, Subsistence, Technology",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Maximum length of time food is stored,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI217,"Weaving of nets, baskets, or mats",,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Weaving of nets, baskets, or mats",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI218,"Specialized weaving of nets, baskets, or mats",,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists weave nets/baskets/mats,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI219,"Production task-groups for weaving of nets, baskets, or mats","Task-groups are defined as units of coworkers who regularly--i.e., daily, seasonally, or annually?Çöcoalesce to accomplish some task(s) jointly. Each member need not provide the same resources, or skills, or labor to accomplish the task. Membership is rather stable over a period of a few years",,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups weave nets/baskets/mats,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI220,Weaving of cotton/wool/hair into garments,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Weave cotton/wool/hair into garments,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI221,"Specialized weaving of cotton, wool, or hair into garments",,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specials weave cot/wool/hair garments,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI222,Task-groups weave cotton/wool/hair into garments,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups weave cot/w/hair garments,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI223,Leather-hide-working: dressing skins locally,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Leather/hide working,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI224,Specialized hide-working,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in hide working,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI225,Production task-groups in leather-hide-working,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups work leather/hides,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI226,Pottery manufacture,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Pottery manufacture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI227,Specialized pottery manufacture,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in pottery manufacture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI228,Production task-groups for pottery,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups make pottery,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI229,Boat building: all types of watercraft,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Boat building: all types watercraft,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI230,Specialization of boat building for all types of watercraft,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in boat building,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI231,Production task-groups in boat building,,,"Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in boat building,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI232,House construction: dominant types or types in which people,,,"Dwellings, Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",House construction: dominant type,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI233,Specialization in house construction,,,"Dwellings, Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in house building,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI234,Production task-groups in house construction,,,"Dwellings, Economy, Labor, Material culture",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in house building,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI235,Division of labor of gathering of all types of foodstuffs,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Labor in gathering wild plants,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI236,Specialization in gathering,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in gathering,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI237,Role of children and the aged in gathering,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Roles of child/aged in gathering,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI238,Production task-groups in gathering,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in gathering,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI239,"Division of labor of hunting of all land mammals, fowl, etc",,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Labor in hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI240,Role of children and the aged in hunting,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Roles of child/aged in hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI241,Specialization in hunting,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialication in hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI242,Production task-groups in hunting,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in hunting,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI243,"Division of labor of fishing: all forms of animal extraction from water, including true fishing, capturing of sea-mammals, and shellfishing",,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Labor in aquatic animal extraction,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI244,Role of children and the aged in fishing,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Roles of child/aged in fishing,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI245,Production task-groups in fishing,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in aquatic animal extraction,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI246,Specialization in fishing,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in aquatic animal extraction,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI247,Division of labor of animal husbandry,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Labor in animal husbandry,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI248,Role of children and the aged in agriculture,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Roles of child/aged in agriculture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI249,Specialization in agriculture,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Specialists in agriculture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI250,Production task-groups in agriculture,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Task-groups in agriculture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI251,Division of labor of agriculture,,,"Economy, Labor, Subsistence",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Labor in agriculture,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI252,Reciprocity distribution of food and chattels within a society (intracommunity or local residence group),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Reciprocity of food/chattels locally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI253,Redistribution of food and chattels within a society (intracommunity or local residence group),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Redistribution of food/chattels locally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI254,Sharing of access to local food resources as a form of distribution within the society (intracommunity or local residence group),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Share access to resource areas locally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI255,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intracommunity reciprocity of food and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ceremony/etiquette in local reciprocity,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI256,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intracommunity redistribution of food and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ceremony/etiquette local redistribution,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI257,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intracommunity use of privately owned food resources and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cer/etiq sharing local resource areas,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI258,Reciprocity distribution of food and chattels between (or among) societies (intercommunity or extralocal residence-group reciprocity),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Reciprocity food/chattels extralocally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI259,Redistribution of chattels and food within a society between (or among) societies (intercommunity or extralocal residence-group redistribution),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Redistribute food/chattels extralocally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI260,Sharing of access to local food resources as a form of distribution between (or among) societies (intercommunity or extralocal residence-group redistribution),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Share access resource areas extralocally,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI261,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intercommunity reciprocity of food and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cer/etiq extralocal reciprocity,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI262,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intercommunity redistribution of food and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cer/etiq extralocal redistribution,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI263,Ceremonialism or etiquette in intercommunity use of privately owned food resources and/or chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Cer/etiq extralocal sharing res areas,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI264,Barter or trade within communities for food and/or chattels (intracommunity or local residence-group),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Barter/trade within community,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI265,Gift exchange within communities for food and/or chattels (intracommunity or local residence-group),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gift exchange within community,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI266,Barter or trade between (or among) communities for food and/or chattels (intercommunity or extralocal residence-groups),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Barter/trade among communities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI267,Agents of barter or trade between communities (intercommunity or extralocal residence-groups),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Agents barter/trade between communities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI268,Gift exchange between (or among) communities for food and/or chattels (intercommunity or extralocal residence-groups),,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gift exchange between communities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI269,"Ownership of key gathering sites, i.e., root grounds, berry bushes, seed grounds, cacti, wild trees, etc",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of key gathering sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI270,"Ownership of key hunting sites, i.e., deadfalls, deer runs, sites for catching eagles, fowl nesting areas, game tracts, etc",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of key hunting sites,"NOTE: Case 123 had a score of 11.  This was changed to missing data [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI271,"Ownership of key fishing and other aquatic animal extraction-sites (including all forms of animal extraction from water, tidewater flats, sections of river banks, or from weirs and impounds",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of key fishing sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI272,"Ownership of farming sites, including cultivated trees, but not tobacco plots",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of farming sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI273,Ownership of house,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of house,"NOTE: Case 77 had a score of zero. This was changed to missing data [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI274,"Ownership of men's chattels (movable property such as canoes, blankets, bows, knives, slaves, etc.)",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of mens chattels,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI275,"Ownership of women's chattels (movable property such as coppers, blankets, clothes, tools, etc.)",,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Ownership of womens chattels,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI276,Ownership of common property following divorce,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Owner of common property after divorce,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI277,Inheritance of gathering sites,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of gathering sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI278,Inheritance of hunting sites,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of hunting sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI279,Inheritance of fishing and other aquatic animal extraction sites,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of fishing sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI280,Inheritance of farming sites,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of farming sites,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI281,Inheritance of houses,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of houses,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI282,Inheritance of men's chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of mens chattels,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI283,Inheritance of women's chattels,,,"Economy, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Inheritance of womens chattels,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI284,Fixity of settlement,The community is defined as the maximal group of persons who normally reside together in face-to-face association.,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Fixity of settlement,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI285,Compactness of settlement,"This variable assesses the degree to which the local pattern of settlement is dispersed or concentrated. For societies with seasonal differences in settlement patterns, raters were instructed to specify the pattern prevailing for the longest period of the year (and to indicate the alternate pattern in parentheses).",,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Compactness of settlement,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI286,Size of the community population (the size of the typical community in the focal area),,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Size of community population,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI287,Density of community organization,"Assesses the nature and degree of urbanization within the indigenous society of which the focal area is a part.  Raters were instructed to ascertain which indigenous pre-European-contact settlement was largest, shared the broader culture of the focal community or area, and exercised significant effects on, or relationships with, the focal area.",,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Density of community organization,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI288,Population density within territory controlled by community,,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Population density within unit territory,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI289,Community structure,,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Community structure,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI290,Community segmentation,,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Community segmentation,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI291,Intracommunity residence pattern,,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Intracommunity residence pattern,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI292,Community integration,,,"Community organization, Population, Settlement",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Community integration,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI293,Dominant form of marriage,Dominant form is about 60 percent or more of all marriages,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant form of marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI294,Estimated incidence of polygamy,"All forms of plural marriage (polygamy, polygyny, and polyandry)",,"Kinship, Marriage",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Estimated incidence of polygamy,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI295,Dominant form of polygamy,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant form of polygamy,"NOTE:  Cases 32 and 45 had scores of 7. these were changed to missing data [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI296,Secondary marriage,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Secondary marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI297,"First-cousin marriage is approved (or dominant, or preferred, or prescribed)",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",First-cousin marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI298,"Second-cousin marriage is approved (or dominant, or preferred, or prescribed)",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Second-cousin marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI299,"Nonlateral marriage is approved (or dominant, or preferred, or prescribed)",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Non-lateral marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI300,Special marriages other than cousin marriages,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Special marriages (non-lateral),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI301,"Community marriages patterns: the prevalence of local exogamy, endogamy, or agamy",,,"Community organization, Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Community marriage patterns,"NOTE: Cases 17 and 122 had values of 4. These were changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI302,Exchange of gifts (goods and services) between relatives of the bride and groom at marriage: initial exchanges made prior to and through the nuptial rite,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Exchges btwn rels of spouses @ marriage,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI303,Exchange of gifts (goods and services) between relatives of the bride and groom after the nuptial rite,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Exchges btwn rels of spouses after marrg,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI304,"Bride service, in which a man performs services for his bride's(or prospective bride's) family (usually as options to other forms of marriage obligations)",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Bride service,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI305,Forms of the family which are predominant in the society (these family units do not necessarily co-reside),,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Predominant form of the family,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI306,"Forms of the family which occur often, but which do not predominate","The family type in question is either the modal type, but less than 50 percent, or second in frequency to the dominant form. Not necessarily co-residential.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Frequent family form (not predominant),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI307,"Dominant family household forms, or co-residential units (not necessarily under same roof) which tend to share some domestic functions, such as distribution of food, child rearing and training, preparation of meals, etc",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant family household form,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI308,Dominant form of postnuptial household residence,"The dominant form is the one that probably more than 50 percent of the households observe. Residence can be within, or adjacent to, the house of the mother, father, male kinsman, etc., in a unilocal situation. This typology is used to classify ""household units."" Residence terms will also be used to classify ""community settlement patterns."" It is important to keep household and community separate.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Dominant post-nuptial residence form,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI309,"Secondary form or modal form of postnuptial household residence where no form represents 50% of all practices, or where the secondary form occurs frequently, but does not dominate",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Secondary post-nuptial residence form,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI310,Initial temporary form of postnuptial household residence,"Initial form of residency can last a week, a month, a year, until the first child is born, etc. the important point is that the initial form is regarded as temporary and that a permanent form follows.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Initial temporary post-nuptial res form,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI311,Forms of descent probably observed,"This is an ideological variable which stresses how individuals recognize and assign kin. This is not the same as descent groups, household residence forms, etc. Descent can be stipulated or demonstrated. Where descent is stipulated, membership in the line establishes a putative kinship bond between any two members. Where descent is demonstrated, or reckoned, claim to membership in the unit is validated by an acceptable demonstration of genealogical connection with another member of the line; the ""demonstration"" need not coincide with the actual genealogical tree.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Descent form,"NOTE:  Case 1 had a value of 5. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI312,Forms of kinship units,"Kinship units can be described by reference to marriage, descent, and residence. They can also be described by reference to location, internal relationships, activities, ownership of property, and relationships between units. Variables follow which control for all of these properties. Descent units are demonstrated, and are unilineal or nonunilineal.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship/descent units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI313,"Stipulated descent units, bilateral or unilineal",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Stipulated descent units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI314,"Kinship units beyond sibs, septs and clans",,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship units beyond sibs and septs,"NOTE: Case 164 had a value of 4. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI315,Location of dominant postnuptial residence with regard to demonstrated kinship units--bilateral or unilineal,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Post-nuptial res with dem kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI316,Localization of demonstrated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Localization of demonstrated kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI317,Localization of stipulated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Localization of stipulated kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI318,Relationships within the demonstrated kinship unit,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Relationships within dem kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI319,Relationships within the stipulated kinship unit,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Relationships within stip kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI320,Activities of the demonstrated kinship unit,"Activities are organized and include one or more things, such as the performance of ceremonies, conduct of government, acceptance of joint liability, etc.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Activities of demonstrated kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI321,Activities of the stipulated kinship unit,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Activities of stipulated kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI322,Activities of moieties and phratries,"These activities include performances of ceremonies, marriage regulation, and the like.",,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Activities of moieties and phratries,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI323,Relationships between demonstrated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Relations between dem kin units,"NOTE:  Case 183 had a value of 8. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI324,Relationships between stipulated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Relations among stipulated kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI325,Ownership of corporeal property by demonstrated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Corporeal property by dem kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI326,Ownership of corporeal property by stipulated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Corporeal property by stip kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI327,Ownership of incorporeal property by demonstrated kinship units,"Incorporeal property includes special privileges, heirlooms, special rituals, dances, ceremonial objects, etc.",,"Kinship, Marriage, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incorporeal property by dem kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI328,Ownership of incorporeal property by stipulated kinship units,,,"Kinship, Marriage, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incorporeal property by stip kin units,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI329,Kinship terms for grandparents,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for grandparents,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI330,Kinship terms for grandchildren,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for grandchildren,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI331,Kinship terms for uncles,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for uncles,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI332,Kinship terms for aunts,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for aunts,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI333,Kinship terms for siblings,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for siblings,"NOTE:  Case 139 had a value of 23.  This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI334,Kinship terms for cross-cousins and parallel cousins,,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for cross/parallel cousins,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI335,Type and complexity of political leadership in the focal local community,,,"Economy, Politics",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Type of leadership in focal community,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI336,Mode of succession to political leadership within the focal or typical local community,,,"Economy, Politics",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Mode of succession within community,"NOTE: Cases 140, 141 and 143 had values of 14. Case 144 had a value of 15. Case 21 had a value of 21. All these were changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI337,Government and territory,,,"Economy, Politics",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Government and territory,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI338,Political organization and common defense,,,"Economy, Politics, War",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and common defense,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI339,Political organization and the distribution of food in times of scarcity,,,"Economy, Politics, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and food distribution,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI340,Political organization and the allocation of access to important means for producing sustenance,"This variable refers to intragroup area resources e.g., land for farming, water for irrigation, hunting, fishing, gathering rights etc., and whether or not these resources are allocated internally among families or kin groups by some political authority above kin group headmen. This does not include the question of whether or not village boundaries are maintained and resources are ""jealously guarded against poaching by outsiders.""",,"Economy, Politics, Property, Subsistence",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and resource access,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI341,Political organization and the allocation of civic duties such as labor or military conscription,,,"Economy, Labor, Politics",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and civic duties,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI342,Political organization and the formation of alliances with other groups (extralocal communities),,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and alliances,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI343,Political organization and the punishment of crimes,,,"Economy, Politics, Property",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Political org and punishment of crimes,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI344,Nature of tribal sodalities,"A sodality is a subdivision of a society whose members are not primarily determined by kinship or by co-residence. Membership in these groups of ""associates,"" ""friends,"" ""comrades,"" etc., is generally voluntary and not ascribed at birth, though older relations may exert pressures to persuade a person to join the sodality that they consider to be the proper one. The tribal sodality is the most encompassing type, and it entails some procedure of initiation and education either in tribal lore, religious secrets, or both.",,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Nature of tribal sodalities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI345,Restricted sodalities,"The term ""restricted sodality"" applies to an organization with membership restricted to only a part of the mature males, or the mature females, or a mixture of both short of the totality, Restricted sodalities may also have initiation ceremonies, as well as other rituals, with content and meaning unknown to the nonmembers in the remainder of the population.",,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Restricted sodalities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI346,Sex-dominance of restricted sodalities,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sex-dominance of restricted sodalities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI347,Functions of restricted sodalities,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Functions of restricted sodalities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI348,Restricted sodality: Participants and spectators,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Restricted sodal: participants-spectators,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI349,Objects of restricted sodality functions,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Objects of restricted sodality functions,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI350,Clubs and age-classes,Clubs and age-classes are informal sodalities without any secrets. Age-classes are special types of sodalities that include any division of a population into organized age-groups of a more or less permanent nature.,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Clubs and age-classes,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI351,Club and age-class membership,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Club and age-class membership,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI352,Duels between members of the same society,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Duels between members of same society,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI353,Feuds within the local community or extralocal organization,"Feuds refer to conflicts between two families, lineages, clans, sibs, demes, or other kinship groups. They are often protracted series of reprisals that are not settled, mainly because there is no mechanism to settle them",,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Feuds within or btwn local communities,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI354,"Raids motivated by desire for economic booty such as hides, pottery, food, etc","Raids are single, small military engagements of short duration. They are motivated by desire for booty, women, slaves, prestige, vengeance or a slain warrior, or to fulfill a vision or instructions received through dreams. A raiding party has a leader and from as few as five to as many as 50 people.",,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids for booty,"NOTE: Case 64 had a value of 4. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI355,Raids motivated by desire for women (wife-stealing),,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids for women,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI356,Raids motivated by desire for slaves (separate from wife-stealing),,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids for slaves,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI357,Raids motivated by desire for prestige,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids for prestige,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI358,Raids motivated by desire to fulfill visions or dream instructions,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids to fulfill dream instructions,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI359,Raids motivated by desire to avenge the death of a warrior,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids to avenge death,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI360,Raids motivated by the desire to avenge poaching,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Raids to avenge poaching,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI361,Incidence of raiding,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incidence of raiding,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI362,Incidence of defense against raiding,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incidence of defense against raiding,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI363,Presence of buffer zones,"A buffer zone is defined as ""no man?ÇÖs land"" between subsistence areas owned by different groups. If members of either group enter the buffer zone to hunt, fish, farm, or gather, it is possible that they could suffer an attack from the opposing group, and both groups recognize the danger of entering the buffer zones, even if they did so frequently.",,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incidence of buffer zones,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI364,Incidence of warfare,"Warfare is defined as conflicts between two factions with true political organization, each of which possesses definite leadership, some kind of military tactics, and at least the hope of being able to weather a series of battles.",,"Community organization, Politics, War",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Incidence of warfare,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI365,Motives for engaging in warfare,,,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Motives for engaging in warfare,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI366,Permanent military organizations,"These are defined as restricted sodalities or armies, conscripted or freely joined, with definite leadership.",,"Community organization, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Permanent military organizations,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI367,Special fighting regalia,"These are defined as special weapons, armament, dress, or insignias.",,"Ceremony, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Special fighting regalia,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI368,Public ceremonies associated with warfare or raids,"These ceremonies can be performed before or after a conflict, but are performed in public and not merely for the participants.",,"Ceremony, Politics, War",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Public ceremonies with warfare/raids,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI369,Major public ceremonies performed for people other than members of religious sodalities and the like,"A ""major"" ceremony draws all or most of the sponsoring group together for its performance, and is considered major in importance by the participants.",,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Major public ceremonies,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI370,Attendance at largest public ceremony,"The ""largest"" public ceremony would be the one having the largest attendance, the most splendid event in the cultural repertoire, the one having the greatest number of ancillary activities, or a ceremony having some combination of these three attributes.",,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Attendance at largest public ceremony,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI371,Dominant sacred or profane nature of major public ceremonies,"The variable assesses whether major public ceremonies are by nature more sacred (dealing with supernatural acts and beliefs for supernatural ends), more profane (dealing with more mundane, less supernatural acts and ideology), or whether they are accompanied by both types of acts and ideology and there is no clear evidence to show that one dominates the other.",,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sacred/profane nature of major pub cers,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI372,Reasons for performing public ceremonies of all kinds (according to the sponsors),,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Reasons for public ceremonies,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI373,Gift-giving at public ceremonies,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gift-giving at public ceremonies,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI374,Quality or amount of gifts given at public ceremony if gifts are given by hosts to guests,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Quality/amount of gifts at public cers,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI375,Sponsorship and performance of all public ceremonies,,,"Ceremony, Community organization",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Sponsors/performers of public ceremonies,"NOTE: Case 123 had a value of 0. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI376,Private ceremonies performed by restricted sodalities or the like,,,"Ceremony, Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Private ceremonies and their sponsors,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI377,Parturition seclusion,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Birth: parturition seclusion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI378,"Parturition position, A",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Birth: parturition position, a",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI379,"Parturition position, B",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Birth: parturition position, b",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI380,Twins,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Birth: twins,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI381,Most frequent ritual number associated with birth,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Birth: most frequent ritual number,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI382,"Cradles, A",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Birth: cradles, a",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI383,"Cradles, B",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Birth: cradles, b",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI384,"Names bestowed on individuals: nicknames or common names of address, plus special names bestowed on individuals",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Naming: nick, common, address, special",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI385,Time of bestowal of name(s) on a person,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Name: time of bestowal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI386,By whom the most important name of a person is bestowed,"The ""most important name"" is that name which the tribe considers as most important. It can be a name of address, a name of reference, or a name that is recognized as possessing special properties and, in the owner?ÇÖs lifetime, in some societies it night never be used in reference or address.",,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Name: bestower of most important,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI387,Feast or public ceremony at most important naming event,"""Public ceremony"" here means that people other than kinsmen or affines are invited to witness the most important naming ceremony. Feasting and gift-giving may be associated with this ceremony.",,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Naming: feast/pub cer at most important,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI388,Private ceremony accompanying the most important naming event,A private ceremony for name bestowal is attended by kin and affines only.,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Naming: private ceremony at most important,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI389,"Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Place of seclusion, A",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Girls puberty place of seclusion, a",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI390,"Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Place of seclusion, B",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","Girls puberty place of seclusion, b",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI391,Most frequent ritual number associated with girls' puberty rites,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: most frequent ritual number,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI392,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Running,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: running,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI393,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Drink taboos,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: drink taboos,"NOTE: Case 171 had a value of 7. This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI394,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Food taboos,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: food taboos,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI395,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Posture in seclusion,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: posture in seclusion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI396,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Bathing,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: bathing,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI397,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Dancing at public ceremony,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: dancing at pub ceremony,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI398,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Repetition of public ceremony,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: repetition of public cer,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI399,Girls' puberty rites or female initiations near puberty: Private ceremony,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Girls puberty: private ceremony,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI400,Dominant containers for corpse or cremation remains,,,"Life cycle, Material culture, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: containers or cremation (corpse),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI401,Dominant forms of corpse disposal,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: dominant form of corpse disposal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI402,Burial position of corpse,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: burial position of corpse,"NOTE: Case 95 had a value of 5.  This was changed to missing data. [World Cultures 10(2), fall 1999]",dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI403,Removal of dying person or corpse from house,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: removal of dying/dead from house,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI404,Relation of death to house,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: relation of death to house,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI405,Treatment of dominant house type after death,,,"Dwelling, Life cycle, Material culture, Property, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: treatment of house after death,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI406,Sacrifice at death,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: sacrifice at death,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI407,"Periodic mourning ceremony, distinct from funeral, at later date",,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Death: periodic mourning ceremony,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI408,Spirit quest by individual males: not associated with sodality initiations or group rites,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: individual males-not sodal,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI409,Spirit quest by individual females: not associated with sodality initiations or group rites,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: individual females-not sod,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI410,Age of first spirit quest made by males,,,"Life cycle, Religion, Ritual",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: age of first by males,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI411,Datura (Jimsonweed) taken by novices seeking spirit helpers or dreams,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: datura used,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI412,Spirit quest or confirmations in sodality initiations or other group rites involving persons other than the novice,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: confirmation in sodality,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI413,Differences between shamans' and laymen's spirit quests,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Spirit quest: differ shaman and layman,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI414,Differences between shamans' and laymen's spirit and power possession,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Power possession: differ shaman/layman,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI415,Sex of shamans,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: sex of shamans,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI416,Spirit impersonation with mask or disguise,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: spirit impersonation mask etc.,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI417,Snake-handling by shamans,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: snake-handling,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI418,Possessional shamanism (including trances),,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: possessional (includes trance),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI419,"Shamans' reputations for miraculous powers for curing, controlling weather, etc",,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: reputations for great power,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI420,Local and extralocal requests for shamans' services,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Shaman: local/extralocal clients,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI421,Illness caused by foreign intrusion,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Illness: by foreign intrusion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI422,Illness caused by loss of spiritual entity,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Illness: by spirit-soul loss,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI423,Actions which cause soul-loss,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Illness: actions which cause soul loss,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI424,Causes of foreign spirit or object intrusion,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Illness: causes of foreign intrusion,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI425,Agents who cause soul- or spirit-loss,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Illness: agents who cause spirit-soul loss,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI426,"White imitative magic used to bring good health, or kill animals, or insure good crops, or the like",,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.","White imitative magic for good health, etc",,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI427,Black imitative magic used to harm humans,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Black imitative magic to harm humans,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI428,Performers of imitative magic,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Performers of imitative magic,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI429,White contagious or formulaic magic for good purposes,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",White contagious/formulaic magic for good,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI430,Black contagious or formulaic magic used to harm humans,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Black contagious/formulaic magic to harm humans,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI431,Performers of contagious or formulaic magic,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Performers of contagious/formulaic magic,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI432,"Charms or magic to make persons reckless in gambling, or to make person successful in gambling",,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Gambling charms or magic,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI433,Charms or magical techniques to make persons receptive to love,,,"Religion, Ritual",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Love charms or magic,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI434,In-law avoidance,,,"Kinship, Marriage",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",In-law avoidance,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI435,Kinship terms for nieces/nephews (male speaking),,,Kinship,Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Kinship terms for nieces/nephews (male speaking),,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI436,Slavery,,,"Economy, Labor, Property",Ordinal,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Slavery,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI437,Motives for slaving,,,"Economy, Labor, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Motives for slaving,,dplace-dataset-wnai
WNAI438,Status of slaves,,,"Economy, Labor, Property",Categorical,,"Data imported from WNAI text files wn01.dat - wn08.dat, included in folder 10#2 of World Cultures CD-ROM (2011). Codes from Jorgensen, J. G. (1999) Codebook for Western Indians Data. 1999 World Cultures 10(2): 144-293.",Status of slaves,,dplace-dataset-wnai