311. Reference : MM-1-11-74

| A blind man from Chiengkham came to the village selling goods. Children paid attention to him because it was a strange sight to them. | Punch card

312. Reference : MM-1-11-75

Attitudes to medecial attention.

| Villagers use lime for treating a wound. There are two kinds of healing for sickness: by traditional doctor and by modern doctor. | Punch card

313. Reference : MM-1-11-76

The illness & death of m.caj.

| The son of Maejai was sick, and he was cured by a traditional doctor. Maejai believed that being offensive to the spirits causes sickness. Finally, her son passed away. | Punch card

314. Reference : MM-1-11-77

Su: khwan when not well.

| Chan was sick. She visited Thammachai to do a ritual for healing. | Punch card

315. Reference : MM-1-11-78/1

Funeral and death.

| Tuberculosis causes death in village. The management of deceased people includes: the procedures for funeral preparation; belief in funeral; funerary activities; ritual after cremation. | Punch card

316. Reference : MM-1-11-79

Funeral of po: thawnankhammi.

| Khammi's funeral. Procedure and equipment for ritual including: process of cremation; funerary activities; rituals following cremation. | Punch card

317. Reference : MM-1-11-80

Funeral of me kew.

| Preparations for a cremation including: date and items used in the ritual; announcement; coffin making; corpse procession; activities and ritual following the cremation. | Punch card

318. Reference : MM-1-11-81

Funeral in the old days.

| In the past, those who are wealthy are able to hold a funeral. People who die by accident must be buried, cremation is prohibited. Because people are against burial, the funeral rituals have been changed. | Punch card

319. Reference : MM-1-11-82

Death.

| Placement of the body of deceased people. | Punch card

320. Reference : MM-1-11-83

Finding a good day for burial & cremation.

| Belief in the date of burial or cremation. | Punch card