I don't really get how these data can inform you in any way.
Agriculture is the most common tech on the way to AH, Pottery, Writing
Mining, well... gets you 4 production tiles for your workers/settlers + is on the way to BW.
--> Agr / Mining provides the most all around start.
Mining + The Wheel is interesting as well, since it lets you choose your food tech, but it slows your research of BW. Oddly enough, Mali is the only civ with this combo.
The Wheel + Agriculture is another strong start, just 1 tech away from Pottery. Although Pottery probably shouldn't be the first tech researched.
Anyways, the starts I'd prefer something else :
9- Hunting / Mining. Ivory is good enough to work early.
17- Hunting / Mining. Same applies to deer.
Coastal starts :
3- Enough forest to chop to warrant a worker first. Thus Agriculture / Mining would do the job. You'll chop workboats faster, especially without any 3 hammer tile.
7- More land resources than sea resources. Agr / Mining is better.
8- No food resources...
13- You'd better get a worker out first, improve the 2 cows and then chop workboats. Thus Agr / Mining.
14- Same reasonning.
18- Again, except you'll be working corn.
20- And again. Pasture the pig, farm a floodplains and you're good to go.
--> Essentially, Fishing is almost never a must-have-first tech with a coastal start. Having fishing may induce you into going workboat first which is more often than not inferior to worker first.
Fancy :
4- Agriculture / The Wheel could be nice. Research Pottery first and cottage 1-2 floodplains. Though Agr / Mining would probably be better. I suspect building cottages as your first improvements is a mistake.
15- Also possible.
Questionable :
5- There's fur, but also 2 pigs. Early Hunting isn't necessary. Agriculture would be just as good. There's corn around, anyways. Note that Hunting is cheaper to research than Agriculture...
ps : Opinion given assumes a No Huts setting.
If there are huts, I'll always want a scout, no matter the surroundings. When there are huts and I start with a warrior, I really don't feel secure, especially on maps like Pangea where the AI can pop them at lightning speed.