2,011. Reference : MM-1-17-150

Buddhism.

| 28 June 1965 - When Nan Da was a priest he read “tham” (dhamma) in Thai modified to sound like Lue. Reading in Lue is found only in Sipsongpanna. The temple has now bought tham to read in Thai. 29 June 1965 - Mae Seng puts rice on the Buddha’s altar. 3 July 1965 - Thammacai tells the story of the Buddha. | Punch card

2,012. Reference : MM-1-17-151

Conversation.

| 29 June 1965 - Reactions during conversation; looking, eye contact and gestures. No one reacts to belches, but children laugh when Moerman passes wind. | Punch card

2,013. Reference : MM-1-17-152

Northern Thailand history.

| 29 June 1965 – Chiang Mai was not owned by the Kalom, but conquered by the Lua. Chiang Mai is also home to Lue, Khyn and Yong. There is a myth about a Lua king. | Punch card

2,014. Reference : MM-1-17-153

Economics : old days.

| 29 June. 1965 - Going to Phrae with a pack of oxen took 25 days. An ox could carry 30 kilograms. | Punch card

2,015. Reference : MM-1-17-154

| 29 June 1965 - Sai cannot marry until he is free from debt. | Punch card

2,016. Reference : MM-1-17-155

Villagers and officials.

| 29 June 1965 - Maikham's son is a soldier in Chiang Rai, currently on leave to help with the plowing. | Punch card

2,017. Reference : MM-1-17-156

Titles.

| 29 June 1965 - Titles by which people within families and the village are called. | Punch card

2,018. Reference : MM-1-17-157

Farming.

| 29 June 1965 – Additional labor on the farm comes from people who are hired and those who are called in to help. It is necessary to hire planters for rice farming because people have fields both at home and in Thunglaw. They want to finish at home early then move on to Thunglaw, so help alone is not enough. | Punch card

2,019. Reference : MM-1-17-158

Weaving.

| 29 June 1965 - Threads are soaked in rice water prior to weaving so that they won’t break. The Kalom don't weave as much as the Lue. Young people don't want to work the way their elders did, and neither spin nor weave. As soon as they leave school they work in the tobacco factory, and don’t learn to weave. | Punch card

2,020. Reference : MM-1-17-159

News.

| 29 June 1965 - Some people had not heard about Moerman's plowing and his return to the village. | Punch card