Charles F. Keyes Field Notes, Thailand: 1967-09 (September 1967), Mae Sariang. Also included are indices to audio tape recordings of Wan Phra’ Services at Wat Sāēn Thông, a Salākkaphat ceremony at Wat Čôm Čāēng, a Salakkaphat ceremony at Wat Sitthimongkhon, and a transcript (Thai and English) of the third ceremony.

Abstract

Charles F. Keyes Field Notebooks, Thailand: September 1967. This archive file contains field notes and references to tape recordings. Field notes were primarily written in Amphoe Mae Sariang, Mae Hong Son Province (Changwat Mae Hong Son), Thailand. This document is preceded by field notes written in Mae Sariang in August 1967 and is followed by notes written in Mae Sariang in October 1967. This archive file includes indices to Tape #02 and #03, and a transcript (in Thai and English) of Tape #03. Field note topics: Meeting with the Coates'; Likē Performance; Mark Anderson, Peace Corps Volunteer; Trip to Bān Nām Dip (บ้านน้ำดิบ); The District Officers of Mae Sariang; Miscellaneous Information on Mae Sariang; List of Villages and Names of Kamnan and/or Headman in Amphoe Mae Sariang; Tribal Goods in the Market; Thai Status of Tribal People; Pat Coates; Nāi Thān and George Po; Merit-Making at Wat Kittiwong; Wat Sāēn Thông; Interview with Nāi Nū Mālai (นายหนูมาลัย), an Old Policeman; The Phanasit Company; The Christian Hostel; Assistant Headmaster of the Mae Sariang School; George Po; Analytical Observation; Wats in Mae Sariang; Other Notes on Religion; Visit to Wat Chaiyalāp (Wat Pānāt); Town Gates; Invitation to Attend Salākkaphat Ceremony at Wat Ommarāwāt; Salākkaphat at Wat Ommarāwāt; Karen Businessmen in Mae Sariang; Invitation to Salākkaphat ceremony of Wat Čôm Čāēng; Salākkaphat Ceremony at Wat Čôm Čāēng; Interview with the Abbot of Wat Čantharāwāt; Interview with the Abbot of Wat Sithimongkhon and the Kamnan of Tambon Mae Sariang; San ha Administrative Divisions and Distribution of Wats in Mae Sariang District; Wats Under the Čao Khana Tambon Who Lives in Wat Sithimongkhon; Miscellaneous Notes; Salākkaphat Ceremony at Wat Sithimongkhon.