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1261. Reference : MM-1-109-50

| August 31, 1961 A letter from Moerman to D. G. E. Hall, regarding the history of the Tai Lue who had migrated from Xishuangbanna and the relationship to the history of the cities. | Letter

1262. Reference : MM-1-116-8

| Inquiry about agriculture, size of land holding, price for lease and sale, rice varieties, and labourers. | Notebook

1263. Reference : MM-1-115-4

| The process of farming, including preparation of the soil and product. | Notebook

1264. Reference : MM-1-125-5

| Thai historical information from ‘upcountry’ in the north, during the reign of King Rama III. | Punch card

1265. Reference : MM-1-113/7

| Number of students in classes from Grade 1 to 4, disaggregated by gender. | Punch card

1266. Reference : MM-1-113/8

| Comparison between Lue and Thai belief in the annual cycle. | Punch card

1267. Reference : MM-1-125-2

| The culture of the Tai Lue, including information about books made from palm leaf, mulberry paper, dress, traditions, female prohibition, and travel across villages and districts. | Punch card

1268. Reference : MM-1-125-3

| Previous methods of livelihoods in Nan province, including the government prior to the Siamese intervention. | Punch card

1269. Reference : MM-1-109-28

| September 1, 1960 A letter from Moerman to Dr. Sala Dasananda. Moerman expressed thankfulness for the provision of information from the analysis of the farmer’s choice between rice and glutinous rice. | Letter

1270. Reference : MM-1-109-24

| A letter from Moerman to Thomas McHale, requesting ecological data and physiological differences between rice and glutinous rice. It also noted the crop selection of the farmers. Moerman asked about the use of symbols in the research. | Letter