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Serial No.	Head.	Brief description.	Authority.	Page.
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22	Morals ...	Character described (lazy, vindictive, treacherous, but not wholly devoid of good qualities).	Upper Burma Gazetteer. Vol. I, Part I. Wehrli ... ...	439 23
23	Property ...	Land held by the community.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I.	416
24	Slavery ...	Slaves obtained by raiding. Marriage between slaves and free. Treatment of off-spring. Share of outturn,	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. Gray ... ... W. A. Hertz ... Wehrli ... ... Dalton ... ...	432 4 11, 28 36 10
25	Divisions of time.	Hours, seasons, months, etc.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I,Part I. Wehrli ... ...	434 67
26	Trade ...	Exports and imports ...	Wehrli ... ...	47
27	Mediums of exchange.	Opium used as a medium of exchange, also India rubber.	Gray ... ... Wehrli ... ...	18 48
28	Writing and drawing.	Rough drawing on village posts. Legend that writing was given on a hide which they eat.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. Wehrli ... ...	433 65
29	Music and poetry.	Musical instruments. One stringed violin and pipe.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. Wehrli ... ...	438 69
30	Arts, e.g., pottery, weaving, dyeing.	Weaving. Warp kept stretched by weaver's body.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. Wehrli ... ...	437 47
31	Implements ..	Da, slung across shoulder, spears, bows and guns.	Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. Gray ... ... Wehrli ... ...	431 5 44