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1001. Reference : MM-1-126-2

| Communication between community and the city and transports. | Notebook

1002. Reference : MM-1-126-1

| Information concerning the connection between the community and the city: for example the relationship between government officials and villagers, patients and western medicine-trained doctors, and schools and educational organizations. | Notebook

1003. Reference : MM-1-126-3

| Moerma’sn explanation of additional information on the relations between the village and other societies, because Chiang Kham was not considered a large, urban area. Additionally, data used for social analysis in the research. | Notebook

1004. Reference : MM-1-127-3

| Indicators of change, for example: breeding of animals and plants, vehicles, clothing and medical care. | Punch card

1005. Reference : MM-1-127-1

| Social change and governance in Chiang Kham, which became more clear after economic changes put in place by the government. | Notebook

1006. Reference : MM-1-127-2

| Major change including food production, food consumption, purchasing. | Notebook

1007. Reference : MM-1-11-1

Twins.

| Villagers believe twins are best separated because if they are together they will never be healthy. Some people think twins should marry in order to remove bad luck, but the members of this village do not share this belief, because twins are full blood brother and sister, and it is not appropriate to let them marry each other. | Punch card

1008. Reference : MM-1-120-8

| List of goods and services including clothes, animals, fish, vegetables, seasoning, rice, tobacco, with the identification of buyers, sellers, varieties, prices in each month. | Punch card

1009. Reference : MM-1-112-7

| Draft for the creation of a family tree, indicating the various members of the household, gender and the relationships between individuals. | Punch card

1010. Reference : MM-1-116-1

| Sample analysis of roles fro instance role expressed by behavior, role expressed by relationship and role expressed as norm etc. | Notebook