101. Reference : SP-1-1-100
Fieldwork research in Lao
| Two novices at the Ban Mee temple. | Photograph
Personal Collection
Total : 34,847 item
102. Reference : SP-1-1-101
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| A Hmong village on top of a hill located along the route from Xiangkhoang to Houaphan, in beautiful landscape. (the majority of Xiangkhoang residents are Hmong. The Hmong prefer to settle in mountainous areas.) | Photograph
103. Reference : SP-1-1-102
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| A Hmong village on the highland named Kaewleuk is located along the route from Xiangkhoang to Houaphan. | Photograph
104. Reference : SP-1-1-103
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| The road conditions and the building for the authorities in Xam Nua, which is isolated. | Photograph
105. Reference : SP-1-1-104
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| The market in Xam Nua is located beside the Xam River. | Photograph
106. Reference : SP-1-1-105
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| Marketeers in the Xam Nua market in the morning. | Photograph
107. Reference : SP-1-1-106
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| A vendor is selling silkworms to be cooked in the Xam Nua market in the morning. | Photograph
108. Reference : SP-1-1-107
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| Vegetables, fruit and wild animals are products that the villagers sell in the Xam Nua market. | Photograph
109. Reference : SP-1-1-108
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| A hog deer is slaughtered for sale at the market, and clients can choose which portion that they want. | Photograph
110. Reference : SP-1-1-109
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| A Tai Dam vendor brings bananas to be sold at the market (different ethnic groups trade at the Xam Nua market). | Photograph
