831. Reference : MM-1-11-119
Gifts-reciprocation.
| Villagers usually bring items to Moerman and his wife: tobacco, ginger, banana, egg, mango, lemon etc. It is a form of exchange between villagers. | Punch card
Personal Collection
Total : 34,847 item
832. Reference : MM-1-11-120
Property borrowing.
| Villagers borrow paddy and other items from each other. | Punch card
833. Reference : MM-1-11-121
Kun tha:w.
| Elder's activities, clothing, and their feeling of loneliness. | Punch card
834. Reference : MM-1-11-122
M. kham personal history.
| The profile of Maikham and a short biography. | Punch card
835. Reference : MM-1-11-123
Deference behavior.
| Seng is not satisfied with the behavior of Thong. | Punch card
836. Reference : MM-1-11-124
Family relation.
| The resentment within a family, and responsibility to the family. | Punch card
837. Reference : MM-1-11-125
Community.
| Some family separated from parent to have their own family in order to avoid trouble in family. Some people want to live near their parent so that when they leave the house, their parent can take care children. | Punch card
838. Reference : MM-1-11-126
urban and rural
| Income and expenses. Livelihood of people who own their land for cultivation and who are just labor. | Punch card
839. Reference : MM-1-11-127
Teacher's role.
| A teacher's responsibility in the village, their income and expenses. Samples of successful and unsuccessful teachers. | Punch card
840. Reference : MM-1-11-128
Attitudes toward ho shopkeeper.
| A Chinese man quit opium addiction with the help of the teacher. He then became Buddhist. | Punch card
