Personal Collection inventory

Chavivan Prachuabmoh

101. Reference : CP-1-3.1-8

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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102. Reference : CP-1-3.1-9

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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103. Reference : CP-1-3.1-10

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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104. Reference : CP-1-3.1-11

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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105. Reference : CP-1-3.1-12

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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106. Reference : CP-1-3.1-13

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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107. Reference : CP-1-3.1-14

Sen Heun | Guests attend the worship, they are kin and neighbors. However the most important participants are patrilineal kin. The lineal is called “Sing” (Saeng) in Song language. | Slide

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108. Reference : CP-1-3.1-15

Sen Heun | Students of the Department of sociology and anthropology, Thammasat University, practice fieldwork. | Slide

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109. Reference : CP-1-3.1-16

Sen Heun | The important room called “Ka-lo-hong” is the place where ancestor spirits reside. Traditionally the persons who are allowed to enter in this room are in the same lineal family or the same “Sing”. | Slide

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110. Reference : CP-1-3.1-17

Sen Heun | The son-in-law or daughter-in-law has to wear “Sue He” (cloak that the hem is embroidered in the form of buffalo horn-like motif for men). | Slide