MG 216 RG Williamson fonds

Dates: 1921-2011 (inclusive); 1956-2003 (predominant).

Extent: 33.6 meters of textual materials, over 2000 photographs, audio cassettes, ~90 audio cassettes, 48 postcards, ~900 negatives, 2377 slides, 25 laser prints, 10 45rpm records, 75 film reels, 31 video cassettes, 6 floppy disks, equipment.

Biographical Note: Robert Gordon Williamson was born on 2 November 1931 at Oxley, Staffordshire, England. He immigrated to Canada in 1952 and was employed at a series of jobs; but while wintering at Ft. Simpson, Northwest Territories, he began recording Dené folklore as an independent initiative. This work was later published in Anthropologica, and Williamson’s extensive record of scholarship in cultural anthropology and ethnology can be dated from this period forward. Between July 1953 and October 1954 while based at Pangnirtung, Baffin Island, he learned Inuktitut and extended his ethnological experience by travelling throughout Cumberland Sound. In 1954 Williamson began studying at Carleton University, earning a BA in anthropology in 1957; he earned a PhD from the Royal University, Uppsala, Sweden, in 1974. During the summers while working toward his first degree, Williamson was employed with the Department of Northern Affairs. In 1958 he joined the Department of Northern Affairs on a full-time basis, where he established their Eskimology section, founded the first Eskimo language journal, Inuktitut; and became Welfare and Rehabilitation Superintendent for the district of Keewatin, dealing primarily with social issues. He resigned in 1963, remaining in Rankin Inlet doing private research on a Canada Council grant. His career with the University of Saskatchewan began at the Centre for Community Studies, with a study of Fringe Saulteaux near Kamsack, Saskatchewan; by 1964 he had joined the department of Anthropology as a lecturer and was an associate director with the Institute for Northern Studies. He was quickly promoted: assistant professor in 1965; associate professor in 1967; full professor in 1973. In addition, Williamson served for over a decade as the director of the University’s Arctic Research and Training Centre. In 1966 he was elected by acclamation in the first of his two terms as member for Keewatin to the Legislative Council of the NWT. Williamson has worked on behalf of numerous organizations, including the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada, the Canadian Eskimo Arts Council, the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, and the CBC Northern Service. He was invested into the Order of Canada in 1983. Upon his retirement from the University in 1999 Williamson was named Professor Emeritus, and at the fall 2000 convocation ceremony, was recognized with the JWG Ivany Internationalization Award. Williamson died on 12 February 2012 in Saskatoon.

Some of his major publications include: Socio-Cultural Disintegration Among The Fringe Saulteaux. With Mitsuru Shimpo; 1965 Comminterphone Rankin Inlet: A Report. 1972 Eskimo Underground: Socio-Cultural Change In The Canadian Central Arctic. 1974 Eskimo Relocation In Canada. With Terrence W. Foster; [ca. 1975] The Boothia Peninsula People: Social Organization in Spence Bay, NWT. 1977 The Williamson Collection Of Inuit Sculpture: Essays. With Norman Zepp; [ca. 1987] Significant Aspects of Acculturation History in the Canadian Arctic. 1994 Self Determination: International Perspectives. (Ed.) with Donald Clark; 1996.

Content: This fonds contains material created or collected by Dr. Williamson during his varied career as an anthropologist, civil servant, legislator, professor, and as a consultant for various provincial, national and international organizations and governments. Although primarily documenting Dr. Williamson’s work for and with the Inuit of northern Canada, this fonds includes material relating to all circumpolar countries, other aboriginal groups in Canada, international affairs, and a very broad range of topics as they relate to the north, including art and culture, physical geography, sport, environment, botany, zoology, economics, defence, etc. It includes his personal and professional correspondence, research data, articles and scholarly writing, as well as a substantial collection of reference publications.

Organization: Dr. Williamson utilized several different filing systems over the course of his career. These included an alpha-numeric as well as a strictly numeric system; but the majority of his files had subject/nominal titles. Pressures of moving, both from various offices and between cities, meant as well that a portion of the records were unfiled and unsorted. As some duplication between the alpha-numeric and subject-nominal files was found, this material was interfiled and put in alphabetical order; the alpha-numeric designations remain listed on the finding aid. Unfiled material was organized using existing file titles wherever possible. Those subject areas containing extensive records–ARTC, INS, NWT Council, etc.–have been separated as specific series; in other instances qualifiers have been added to the titles to assist in keeping similar material together. The majority of publications and photographs have been put together as individual series, unless they were found within existing, titled files. The numeric system was not altered. Cross-references are made within the finding aid, but researchers should be aware that there is considerable interrelated material between both individual files and various series.

Restrictions: Personal information relating to identifiable individuals is restricted under conditions similar to those in the Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Please consult with the archivist. Some personal family correspondence has been closed for a period of 50 years (until 2050). All restricted or closed files have been so designated in the finding aid.

Language of Material: Primarily English and Inuktitut; also includes material in Greenlandic, Swedish, Danish, French. Some offprints in Italian.

Related Material: RG 2100, Institute for Northern Studies Records; RG 2068, Centre for Community Studies Records; MG 146, Walter Kupsch fonds; MG 172, Hans Dommasch fonds; MG 92, A.R. Byers fonds; MG 164, C.S. Houston fonds; MG 175, F. Walker Collection; MG 240, Robert Bone fonds. Material relating to BW Currie and Frank Davies’ work on aurora can be found in the records of the Department of Physics (RG 2043) and in MG 102, J.E. Kennedy fonds.

Donation: This material was donated to the University of Saskatchewan Archives by RG Williamson in five accessions between May and December, 2000.

Guide to the first accession prepared by Cheryl Avery, University of Saskatchewan Archives, 2001; second accession by Tim Hutchinson, 2002; third accession prepared by Cheryl Avery, 2013; fourth accession prepared by Stevie Horn, 2016. Formatted by Amy Putnam, 2018.

Further accruals are expected.

Table of Contents:

Accession 2000-090 5 1. Alpha-Numeric / Subject-Nominal Series 5 Box 1 2. Numeric Series 69 Box 39 3. Arctic Research and Training Centre (ARTC) 75 Box 42 4. Department of Anthropology & Archaeology 79 Box 46 5. Eskimo Relocation in Canada (Research) 83 Box 51 6. Institute for Northern Studies 85 Box 51 7. Inuit Circumpolar Conference 86 Box 52 8. Kamsack Data 89 Box 54 9. North Rankin Nickel Mine 92 Box 58 10. Northwest Territories Council 93 Box 59 11. Nunavut 99 Box 69 12. Personal 100 Box 70 13. Spence Bay Baseline Study 102 Box 71 14. University of Saskatchewan 105 Box 74 15. Photographs 110 Box 78 16. Publications 112 Box 79 17. Memorabilia 119 Box 105

Accession 2002-007 120 1. Correspondence / subject files 121 2. Teaching 126 3. Publications and research by Williamson 127 4. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples 128 5. Institute for Northern Studies/Arctic Research and Training Centre 128 6. Northwest Territories Council 128 7. Articles and research by others 129 8. Conferences 135 9. Northern periodicals 136 10. Misc. reports, etc. 137 11. Misc. publications 138 12. Uppsala University 139 13. Personal 139 14. Photographs 140

Accession 2013-088 141 1. Alpha-Numeric / Subject-Nominal Series 142 2. DEW Line Impact / Environmental Change 146 3. Personal 147 4. Universities 149 5. Audio-Visual 150 6. Photographs 153 7. Publications 156 8. Memorabilia 158

Accession 1114-016 160 I. Alpha-Numeric / Subject-Nominal Series 160 II. DEW Line Impact / Environmental Change 169 III. Personal 169 IV. Universities 173 V. Audio-Visual 178 VI. Photographs 181 VII. Publications 182 VIII. Memorabilia 190 IX. Oversize: Maps and Posters 191 X. More Books and Publications 191

SERIES 1: ALPHA-NUMERIC / SUBJECT-NOMINAL SERIES

[ca. 1920s]-2000. - 7.92 metres of textual records, 121 photographs, cassettes.

This series contains correspondence with RGW’s friends, colleagues, and government officials; research materials; notes, drafts, and final versions of speeches, articles, theses, reports and books, both by RGW and by others; conference data and publications; memoranda relating to social welfare issues; government reports and documents; etc.

BOX 1

Aboriginal Education.

Aboriginal Games. - 1995. Material sent out to ‘Team Saskatchewan’ participants in the North American Indigenous Games.

A3 Abramson, Ed. - 1968. Correspondence regarding administration of Anthropology and Sociology, and the Kamsack data gathered by RGW and Simpo.

Abramson, Jane. - 1975. Draft copy of “Women and Work in Northern Saskatchewan.”

A1 Academic Papers. - 1967-1969. Includes “The Canadian Arctic, Socio-cultural Change;” notes for a talk to the Rankin Inlet Crafts conference; “A Flame Within the Spear-Head: A Challenge to Northern Teachers;” “Northern Thoughts on ‘Learning the Language’;” together with correspondence. See also below, “Articles,” and Numeric series, 1. “Northern Culture Change (RGW Papers).”

Academic Pension Plan. - 1968.

Adams, Howard. - 1972. Copy of “The Outsiders: An Educational Survey of Metis and Non-Treaty Indians of Saskatchewan.”

A2-2 Adaskin, Murray. - 1969-1970. Correspondence regarding “Kalala and Nilaula of the North,” a piece for small orchestra; and “Inuksuk,” a story outline for a proposed opera.

A5-3 Addresses. Addresses and Phone Numbers.

Address for Churchill Conference of Arctic Teachers. - nd. - RESTRICTED. Introduction to address only, not full text. Also includes list of students at [Churchill] schools, providing demographic data.

A8-3 Admiral Richard E. Byrd Polar Centre. - 1969. Correspondence regarding a proposed expedition.

A10-3 Adoption. - [1958?], 1959, 1969-1970. A memo on “child-birth and adoption case at Pangnirtung,” letters from constituents concerning a proposed changes to the NWT adoption ordinances; memorandum from a welfare officer; and a letter from a colleague concerning adoption.

A7 Adult Exchange Program - NWT. - 1969. Includes correspondence regarding the Arctic Winter Games.

Advisory Commission on NWT. - 1966. See also below, “Carrothers Report.”

“After the Summer.” - 1977. Annotated short story; author unidentified.

AIM [American Indian Movement]. - 1974. Material from Ed Newberly and Art Solomon.

Air Transport. - 1968.

Alaska Native Language Centre. - 1976.

Alaska Native Review Commission. - 1984 Copy of summary report.

Alcohol. - 1960-1970. Includes bulletins produced in Inuktitut by the Territorial Alcohol Education Program; “Plan and Philosophy of a Preventive-Education Program Against Alcohol Problems;” “Use of Alcohol by Eskimos;”several pamphlets about alcoholism; “Problem Drinking Among American Indians;” “Ethanol Metabolism in Various Ethnic Groups;” “Treatment of Alcoholism with the Problem of Cross-Addiction;” etc.

Alcohol Education. - 1972. Memorandum from the Department of Social Development, NWT, together with mimeographed series of short articles prepared by the Rankin Inlet Alcohol Education Committee. Material in English and Inuktitut.

A12-3 Alcohol Education Committee, Conference. - 1972. Record of votes on whether or not to alter the alcohol supply.

A1 Allured, Frank. - 1967. Correspondence.

Alouette Verlag. - 1996. Correspondence from a German publishing company, regarding “My Life Among the Eskimos” and their plans for “Denaut - An International Multi-Cultural Canoe Expedition.”

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Anderson, Ian. - 1973. Correspondence concerning PhD research.

Anderson, Johanna - Umeå Exchange. - 1989.

Anglican Mission. - 1963-1971. Copy of [church bulletin], correspondence.

Anthropology and International Work. - [1995]. Lecture; handwritten notes.

A4 Aqarala, Eva. - 1968. - RESTRICTED.

Arbuckle, Gary. - 1998. Request for information about the First Nations Healing Centre.

A4 Archaeology. - 1967-1971. Correspondence; notes and sketches of a [burial site]; notes on proposed legislation to preserve archaeological materials in the Northwest Territories; several offprints, including “Excavation of Fort Riviere Tremblante” by Hugh Mackie; “Stratigraphy of the Anangula Unifacial Core and Blade Site” by AP McCarney and CG Turner; “Dorset Culture in Northeastern Manitoba, Canada” by Ronald Nash; etc.

Archives - NWT. - 1985.

Arctic Airways. - 1965.

The Arctic Council. - 1992.

C193a Arctic Cultural Training System. - 1976.

A5-1 Arctic Institute of North America. - 1967-1971.

Arctic Institute of North America - Arctic Health Symposium. - 1966-1968. Also includes copy of proposal for a study of transportation needs for northern development.

Arctic Institute of North America - Board of Directors Meeting. - 1990.

A5-1 Arctic Institute of North America - Newsletter. - 1968-1994. - 2 folders.

Folder 1 - 1968-Feb 1970 Folder 2 - Jul 1970-1994 (Box 2)

BOX 2

Arctic Landscape Poems. - 1990. Sent to “Morningside.”

7 See also below, “The Culture of Keewatin,” “Poetry” and “Ussak.”

Arctic Petroleum Operators Association Projects. - 1979-1986. - microfiche. Microfiche of the APOA Review, and APOA projects.

Arctic Pipeline. - 1974-1977.

Arctic Pollution. - 1996.

“The Arctic Research and Training Centre.” - 1969. Article by RGW in Canadian Forum.

A27-1 Arctic Social-Medical Manual - Culture and Medicine in the Arctic. - 1970-1971. Correspondence; rough outlines Annotated manuscript for “Cultural Differences and Northern Medical Practice.”

“Arctic Social Science: an Agenda for Action.” - 1988. Discussion paper.

“Arctic Sovereignty A Key to Canadian Nationhood.” Article by RGW.

A3-3 Arctic Swans. - 1969. Four articles on whistling swans.

Arctic University. - 1958. Bulletin no. 1

Arctic Winter Games. - 1970-1978. Newspaper souvenir edition; reports, schedules, description of Eskimo games, etc.

A5 Area Administrator. - 1964-1970.

Argnatuk, George - Case. - 1958. Notes taken regarding a capital case.

A2 Argus, George W. - 1966. Correspondence re: Arctic Research Centre.

Århus and Københaun Lectures. - 1985 Correspondence.

Art - Canadian Eskimo Sculpture Exhibit - Press Package. - textual records and 2 photographs. Includes “Les Esquimaux;” “L’enfance des esquimaux de Frobisher Bay;” “Le sculpture esquimaude contemporaine.” Material in French.

Art - Catalogues.

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Art - Exhibition Notices.

Art - Exhibition Posters.

Art - “Helps for Arts and Crafts Program Managers.” - 1969.

Art - Saskatoon Gallery and Conservatory [Mendel Art Gallery]. - 1979.

Art - Tiktak Exhibition. - 1970.

Art - Williamson Collection. - 1980-1994. - RESTRICTED. - 2 folders. Catalogue and condition reports; correspondence with the Millard Gallery; material relating to an access to information request.

Articles.

BOX 3

A2-3 Artists and Art, Arctic. - 1966-1997. - 3 folders. Clippings, correspondence, communiques, material re: sales, etc.

A6-3 Arts and Crafts. - nd, 1986-1975. Clippings; notices of shows; biographical information on artists Anawak and Jessie Oonark; “notes on the marketing of Eskimo art” by Nelson Graburn; “Culture from the Barren North at Madurodam;” “Looking for the Artists of Dorset;” correspondence; and a copy of a newsletter from Canadian Arctic Producers.

Arts and Crafts Newsletter. See also below, Canadian Eskimo Arts Council.

Arts and Crafts Workshop. - 1969.

Ashlee, Jette. - 1977. - RESTRICTED. Includes her papers, “The Literature on Official Policies and Their Social Effects in Greenland” and “Some Models Used by Historians and Sociologists to Discuss Colonialism and Imperialism.”

Association of Canadian Universities Active in the North. - 1977.

Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies (ACUNS). - [ca. 1977]-1990. - 4 folders. Agendas, minutes, reports; together with “Native Claims: Policy, Processes and Perspectives;” “What do the Inuit Want,” an article from The Last Post; RGW’s advisory paper on the ethics of research in the north; and a copy of the address given by the Hon. J. Hugh Faulkner.

Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies - Executive Director. - 1987.

A33-1 Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). - nd, 1970-1974. - 4 folders.

9 Includes information concerning a conference on ‘universities and the north,’ proposals for an “Indian Information Centre” and a “University of the North;” etc.

A8 Atatsia. - 1968. Foster-parent report.

A11-2 Auger, Frank. - 1970. Assessment of research proposal.

A10-2 Aukaut, Jean. - 1970. - RESTRICTED.

A9-2 Ayaruak, John. - 1969. Correspondence regarding the death of Ayaruak; some genealogical data.

Baffin Island Community Health Project. - 1989. Includes brief report of health trends in NWT and Baffin Island. See also below, “Donner Foundation” and “Foundations;” “McGill-Baffin Medical Project.”

B1a-3 Baker Lake. - nd, 1964-1978. Includes material relating to a lawsuit filed by Baker Lake against the Government of Canada, concerning territorial land use regulations; maps of Baker Lake (see oversize). See also below, “Disc Lists,” for Baker Lake disc lists.

Baker Lake Land Freeze Case. - 1978-1979.

BOX 4

Baker Lake Resident’s Association. - 1968-1970.

Balcaen, Maurice O. - [ca. 1994]. [Three of four parts] of the manuscript of Balcaen’s autobiography.

Bank Financing and Mine Development.

Banworth, Sierra. - 1997. - RESTRICTED. Student papers: “Food not Bombs;” “Using a Translator;” etc.

B8-2 Barber, L. - 1967-1973. Correspondence with Lloyd Barber, then VP (U of S). Includes copy of the official opening program for WCVM; text of address on ‘Human Resource Development.’

Barger, W.K. - 1969. “Adaptation to Town in Great Whale River.”

B1 Baribeault, [Jean]. - 1968.

Barr, William. - 1970-1998. Includes Dease Inuktitut vocabulary list, Vdovin article translated by Barr; etc.

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Beach, Hugh. - 1985.

Beals, Ralph. Copy of “Acculturation.”

Beaudin, William. - 1970. - textual records and 2 photographs. Design concept for a domed community; for the Montreal Engineering Company.

The Beaver. - 1964-1968. Correspondence, drafts of book reviews and articles.

Beckman, Lars and Gunhild. - 1987-1997. Concerning visit of the Rektor of the University of Umeå and his wife, a professor of medical genetics; correspondence; etc.

B3-1 Bell-Northern Research. - 1971-1973, 1975.

Belon, Randy. - 1989-1991. - RESTRICTED. Material for courses, including interview data on responses to the Gulf War.

B1-1 BF. - 1969. A draft research proposal, “Youth in the North,” prepared by Carl Widstrand.

B20-2 Billyard, Carol. - 1970-1973, 1976.

B22-2 Biography - Williamson. - 1969-1992. - textual records and 1 photograph. See also below, Personal Series, “CV.”

B4 Bird, Florence (Anne Francis). - 1968-1970.

Bjorkman, Alla. - [ca. 1966]. Brief report on the Rankin Inlet Ceramics Project.

Black, Lyall. - 1967.

Blakeney, Allan. - 1980-1999. See also below, “Self-Determination: International Perspectives.”

B15-2 Bone, Dr. R. - 1969, 1977.

Bonnier, Suzanne (Sweden-America Foundation). - 1987.

Book Chapter, “The Meaning of Peace.” - 1986. Prepared upon request, as a member of the Order of Canada, for a proposed book.

B2 Book Orders. - 1969-1970.

11 B4-1 Book Reviews and Publications. - 1969-1996. Includes an undated copy of “Eskimo in the Modern World;” and a review of Guy Mary-Rousselière’s Les jeux de ficelle des Arviligjuarmiut [Eskimo string games]; together with reviews by Milton MR Freeman.

Boothia Peninsula. “An Historical Sketch of the Boothia Peninsula-Somerset Island Region” “Archaeological Investigation on Boothia Peninsula” and “Significant Aspects of Traditional Non-material Culture.” See also below, “Spence Bay Baseline Study - The Boothia Peninsula People: Social Organization in Spence Bay, NWT.”

B13-1 Boreal City Fellowship. - 1986.

B2-1 Boreal Institute. - 1964-1972.

Borealis Exploration Limited. - 1980-1981.

B21-2 Bornstein, Eli. - 1965-1971. Regarding publication of poems in The Structurist; etc.

Bourque, Mary. - 1999.

Boyle, A. Raymond. - 1968.

Brant, Charles. - 1974-1978. Copy of Bent Jensen’s book, “A Lifeway at the Crossroads: The Greenlanders’ Encounter with the Western Welfare State,” in translation; together with an introduction by Brant, an earlier review; and appendix, “Ideal Politics or Conventional Politics?” See also below, “Jensen, Bent.”

B14-2 Brantenberg, Mrs. Anne. - 1969.

Brierley, Jim. - 1954. BOX 5

B3 Briggs, Jean. - 1968. Includes “Utkuhiksalingmiut Eskimo Emotional Expression.”

Broadbent, Ed. - 1983.

Brochu, Michel. - 1971. Offprints: “Les grandes phases de l’histoire économique du Nouveau-Québec indien et esquimau;” Présentation commentée d’un forulaire d’observation pétrographique de terrain;” “Existence possible d’une zone périglaciaire actuelle et d’une zone glaciaire pléstocène à la partie sommitale du pico do fogo dans l’archipel du cap vert;” “Le processus de déglacement du fjord de maricourt au Nouveau-Québec: description et interprétation.”

12 B13-2 Brody, Hugh. - 1969.

Brown, B.J. - 1971. - RESTRICTED. Student paper: “Faces of the Far North.”

Brown, Marvin. - 1986.

Buckley, Helen. - nd, 1962-1964. - 2 folders. “The Underdeveloped Region: A Special Problem in Development;” “The Mistawasis Community Farm Project;” together with “Comment on Proposed Northwest Territories Reorganization : [A] Critical Analysis of Resolution and Recommendations” by “the Walrus;” “Trapping and Fishing in the Economy of Northern Saskatchewan.”

B11-2 Burch, Ernest S. (“Tiger”). - 1969-1995. Includes “Chipewyan and Inuit in the Central Canadian Subarctic, 1613-1977" and “Caribou Eskimo Origins: An Old Problem Reconsidered.”

Burgan, Kathryn. - 1994-1998. - RESTRICTED. Student material: reading lists, letter of recommendation, application to graduate school, etc.

Burnet, Peter. - 1985. Draft copy of report, “An Official Languages Policy for Nunavut.”

C23-1 CAG Tour. - 1969-1972.

Caldwell, Glen. - 1981-1999. Regarding nomination as Associate Vice-president (Research) and Dean of Graduate Studies; address to convocation; etc.

C10-2 Campbell, Hugh, Air Marshall. - 1969.

“Canada and Greenland: A Special Relationship.” Article by RGW.

Canada - Constitution. Indian nation’s petition.

Canada - Constitutional Development in Arctic Canada. - 1984. Report by Frederik Harhoff.

C25-3 Canada Council. - 1963-1972.

Canada - Northern Sovereignty. Series of three articles written by RGW, published in the Star Phoenix.

Canadian Arctic Gas Study Limited. - 1973-1977.

C4-3 Canadian Arctic Producers. - nd, 1967-1974.

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C32-1 Canadian Arctic Resources Committee. - 1971, 1978. See also below, “Global Change,” for vol. 15 no. 5 Dec 87 edition of Northern Perspectives.

Canadian Armed Forces. - 1983. Correspondence with General RM Withers, regarding briefing the personnel at the base in Moose Jaw.

Canadian Association in Support of the Native Peoples. - 1973.

C2-3 [Canadian Association of Medical Students and Interns] CAMSI. - 1967. Regarding a “summer school of frontier medicine” exchange programme.

Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development. - 1998.

Canadian Centre for Global Security. - 1989-1993. - 2 folders. Includes copies of “The Case for an Arctic Region Council and a Treaty Proposal;” “To Establish an International Arctic Council;” “Security Co-operation in the Arctic: A Canadian Response to Gorbachev’s Murmansk Initiative;” and the programme for the 1rst International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences.

BOX 6

Canadian Conference on the Arts. - 1975. Annual meeting.

C12-3 Canadian Council on Children and Youth - Conference on “Impact of Cultural Environment.” - 1968-1969. Speech notes and correspondence.

C11-3 Canadian Eskimo Arts Council (CEAC). -nd, 1967-1976. - textual records, 1 pencil and 1 ink sketch, 2 photographs. - 9 folders. Minutes, clippings, correspondence (primarily with George Swinton) and reports, including: “Aspects of the Social and Economic Position of the Eskimo People of Canada in 1968;” “Arts and Handicrafts in Northern Canada;” George Swinton’s notes on “The Marketing of Eskimo Art” by Nelson Graburn; “Réflexions sur le Conseil Canadien d’Art Esquimau;”“Arts and Crafts Policy Sessional Paper,” etc. Also includes a pencil sketch of RGW by Swinton.

Canadian Eskimo Arts Council - ‘Masterworks’ Tour. - 1972-1973. Press releases, newspaper reports; includes correspondence regarding the Paris exhibit.

BOX 7

Canadian Ethnology Society. - 1979.

C20-1 Canadian Forum. - 1969-1970.

Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation. - 1965.

14 Presentation to the minister of Citizenship and Immigration, regarding proposed ‘Declaration of Human Rights of the Indian of Canada.’

C1-3 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. - 1967.

C28-3 Canadian International Development Agency. - 1971.

Canadian Meteorological Service. - 1971.

C31-3 The Canadian Northern Institute. - 1976.

C40-1 6th Canadian Northern Science Conference. - 1975-1976.

Canadian Plains Research Centre. - 1986.

Canadian Society for Circumpolar Health. - 1987.

Canadian University Consortium for Health in Development. - 1992.

C3-3 Canadian Wildlife Service (& Other Game Matters). - nd, 1963, 1967-1971. Bulletins and informational materials from CWS; some correspondence.

Carrothers, A.W.R. - Miscellaneous. - nd, 1965-1969. Regarding the Advisory Commission on the Development of Government in the Northwest Territories. Includes “Questions for Official Northern Policy-Makers” by RGW.

Carrothers Preliminary Report. Incomplete version.

Carrothers Report. - 1963-1964. - 3 folders. Includes texts from RGW’s CBC broadcasts; “Comment on Proposed Northwest Territories Reorganization;” text of brief presented by RGW to the special parliamentary committee; correspondence; telegrams; etc.

C16-2 Carter, Dr. Roger. - 1971-1972, 1979-1980.

Cash, Johnny. - 1997.

C1 Cass, Dr. E.E. - 1968-1969.

C2-1 CBC. - 1966-1970. Includes materials relating to the BBC; copy of “The Life and Work of the Eskimo;” script of Gerald Durell’s “Encounters with Animals;” etc.

CBC Book. Notebook for news stories, follow-up items.

CBC - Correspondence. - nd, 1962-1978, 1984-1992. - 3 folders.

15 Primarily regarding the CBC Northern Service and RGW’s Rankin broadcasts, but extends to later material on ‘bears and Canadian citizenship;’ the Berger report, Ellesmere relocations, etc.

CBC - Features. BOX 8

CBC - Financial. - 1963-1964.

CBC - Rankin Inlet News and Commentary. - 1962-1964. - 4 folders. Notes or text for weekly broadcasts, [one given in English and one in Inuktitut].

[CBC] - “Rank’n File.” - 1964.

CBC - “Tyson’s Log.” - 1966. Script by John Reeves, based on the 1872-73 arctic diary of Captain George Tyson.

CCF. - 1964.

C17-3 Centennial - NWT. - 1969-1970.

C8-1 Centre d’Études Artique / Centre d’Études Artiques et Finno-Scandinaves. - nd, 1969-1973.

C9-1 Includes material on “Project Ikayuqti” from Laval’s Centre d’Études Nordiques, together with correspondence.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - see also “Roepstorff, Poul” and “Towards Regional Ocean...” below; both relate to RGW’s time at the Centre.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning [Centre for Arctic Cultural Research]. - 1985-1987. Text of address by RGW, “Umeå University and the North: Sweden’s Special Position;’ correspondence; etc.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - Course Development and Lecture Notes.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - “The Eskimo Naming System.” Article by RGW; drafts and final version.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - “The Northern Links Between Denmark and Canada: Some Significant Policy Implications.” Text of lecture by RGW.

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - Recommendations for Development. - [ca. 1985].

Centre for Arktisk Kultur Forskning - Research Grants. See also below, ICC Study, and “Roepstorff, Poul.”

Centre for Community Studies. - 1965.

16 C32-3 Centre for Northern Studies and Research. - 1976.

C38-1 Center for Settlement Studies. - 1972.

C7-2 Chance, Norman. - 1965-1969. Includes “Acculturation, Self-Identification, and Personality Adjustment” and “Implications of Environmental Stress for Strategies of Developmental Change in the North,” together with correspondence.

Charles, HRH the Prince of Wales. - nd, 1976, 1988-1989.

C13-2 Cherry, Dr. Doug R. - 1970-1980.

C6-3 Chesterfield Inlet. - 1967-1969. Correspondence; includes a copy of “Kisaut,” from Joseph Bernier School. See also below, Publication Series.

Chersterfield Inlet, NWT: A Background Report on Its Social and Economic Development. - 1978.

C6 Chicken Project. - 1967, 1969. Correspondence with Roy Crawford, concerning “production of eggs and poultry in the Northwest Territories” project. See also below, “Poultry Project.”

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Children’s Aid Society, Yellowknife. - 1965, 1967. Correspondence and memoranda regarding the need for housing for the elderly.

C5 Chrétien, Jean. - nd, 1968-1974. Correspondence during Chrétien’s tenure as Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development; includes as well copies of several addresses by Chrétien: “The New North;” “Northern Development Issues in the Seventies;” “Plain Talk on Northern Development;” and communiqués on the Mackenzie Delta task force report and a land use mapping project. See also below, “DIAND Correspondence” and “Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.”

C10-3 Christian and Missionary Alliance. - 1968.

Circumpolar Aboriginal People and Co-Management Practice. - 1995.

C13-3 Citizens Forum. - 1962, 1969.

Civics. - 1962. Memo regarding the state of preparation prior to the first time the Inuit were able to vote in a federal election.

17 Climatological Station Report. - 1969-1970.

C21-3 Clippings. - 4 folders.

Clippings - Bowhead Hunt.

Clippings - NWT Clippings (Categorised). - 3 folders.

Cochrane, Ross. - 1968.

C17-2 Cohnsteadt, Joy & Martin. - 1970, 1975.

BOX 10 C35-1 Commonwealth University Exchange Scheme. - 1971.

C22-3 Communication & Transportation. - 1969-1970.

Communities Economic Development Fund. - 1977-1978.

“A Community Council Among the Great Whale River Eskimos.” Report by Asen Balikci.

Community Development. - 1956, 1974.

“Community Education at James Smith Reserve.” - 1974. Report by James Smith Band to the government of Canada.

C7 Community Goals. - 1969. A transportation survey.

C29-3 Community Health Auxiliaries. - 1972.

Company of Young Canadians. - 1967.

C36-1 Computer-Assisted Instruction. - 1972. Correspondence with J.F. Hart, University of Western Ontario.

Condon, Richard. - 1978.

Conference on the Middle North. - 1978. Regarding proposed research on Holman Island.

C29-1 Congress - First International Congress in Italy. - 1970.

C23-3 Conservation. - 1969-1970. Includes copy of “Nesting Colonies of Ross’ Goose;” together with material primarily relating to the polar bear hunt.

18 Constitutional Conference on Aboriginal Rights. - 1983. Notes.

C6 Consultations. - 1966-1968.

Cooke, Timothy. - 1980. Student paper: “The Scandinavian Folk College.”

Coon Come, Matthew. - 1996.

C24-3 Co-operatives. - 1968-1985. - textual records and 2 photographs. Includes “Co-operative Development Assistance in Support of Arctic Co-operatives;” an evaluation of the Mackenzie district co-operative training course; etc.

C15-2 Cope, Deborah Lynn. - 1971-1975.

Copper Eskimo Affinal / Consanguineal Systems.

C30-1 Coppermine Conference. - nd, 1966, 1970. Includes “Allocation of Authority in the Northwest Territories Act;” summary report on the development of government in the Northwest Territories; together with information from the conference, particularly as it related to local objection to oil and gas exploration on Banks Island.

C27-3 Coral Harbour. - 1968-1969.

C22-1 Cornell Medical Index Protocol. - nd. - RESTRICTED.

C4-2 Correll, T. - 1965-1973.

Correspondence - Alphabetical. - 24 folders. Filed alphabetically by author/recipient.

Corr - D (Box 11) BOX 11 Corr - S (Box 12) BOX 12

Correspondence - Author/Recipient Unidentified. - 2 folders.

Correspondence - Inuktitut. - 2 folders.

Correspondence - Students.

Cowan, Edward. - 1968. Articles from The New York Times.

“Creativity in Kangirilliniq.” - 1980. Article by RGW.

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C11-2 Creery, R.W. - 1969-1971. Correspondence with then regional director of DIAND.

C19-3 Cross-Cultural Education in the North. - 1969. Includes copies of papers, “The Administrative Situation: The Lapps;” “Training of Native Teachers;” etc.

Crump, John. - 1993. Regarding contract for work on Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

C30-3 CTS Communications Conference. - 1972.

Cultural Anthropology. Glossary by F. Keesing.

Cultural Commuting. - 2 folders. Notes, copies of RGW articles “The Notion of Cultural Commuting: Evaluation of Short-Term Feasibility” and “The Changing Role of Women in Eskimo Society.”

C26-1 Cultural Environment Conference. - 1969, 1971.

“The Culture of Keewatin.” - 1964.1985-1986. Text of remarks at Norman Mackenzie Gallery, 26 March 1986 during the exhibition of ‘Pure Vision: Masterworks of Keewatin.’ Also includes a brief biography of RGW, together with copies of his poetry. See also above, “Arctic Landscape Poems” and below, “Poetry,” “Ussak.”

C18-2 Currie, Dr. Balfour W. - 1972.

Currie - Balfour Currie’s Chesterfield Journal. Photocopies, transcripts, notes; see also MG 102, J.E. Kennedy fonds.

BOX 13

Daes, Erica-Irene. - 1993-1995. Concerning visit of Ms. Daes, then Chairperson of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations. See also below, “Ennals Symposium - Papers.”

Dartmouth College. - 1967, 1976. Includes copy of “PiTiLiT at Dartmouth.”

Davis Inlet Correspondence. - 1994.

Davis Strait International Joint Commission. - 1987.

Daybook. - 1984.

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Day Planners.

D5-2 Dearing, A.G. - 1971-1973, 1982.

Deep Bay Graphite Project. - 1989. Regarding meetings between Cameco and the Peter Ballantyne band. See also “Hanson Lake Copper-Zinc Project” and “Reid, Dale - Final Documentation.”

Demographics. - 1989-1990. Material from NWT: population estimates, labour force survey, etc.

Dene Folklore - Field notes. - [ca. 1953]. Three notebooks, one in RGW’s handwriting; this contains notes on other topics.

Dene Treaty Rights. Handwritten notes.

D4-2 Denny, Dr. J. Peter. - 1971-1975. Includes “Notes on Thinking Processes Facilitated by the Eskimo and English Language;” “Suggestions for the Development of an Eskimo Mathematical Curriculum;” etc., together with correspondence.

D1 Dental Research Project. - 1969-1972. Correspondence, together with a (draft) copy of “The Geographic Pathology of Dental Disease Among Canadian Central Arctic Populations,” co-authored by RGW.

D6-1 Department of Finance - Resource Programs Division. - 1969-1970.

DIAND : Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development

DIAND - Addresses & Communiques. - 1967-1977. - 4 folders.

D1-3 DIAND Correspondence. - nd, 1959-1976. - 2 folders. Includes “Comment on Proposed Northwest Territories Reorganization;” press releases from the Department of Indian and Northern Development; copies of parliamentary questions from David Orlikow to Jean Chrétien concerning education; and correspondence. See also above, “Chrétien, Jean,” and below, “Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.” Folder 1 (Box 13) BOX 14 Folder 2 (Box 14)

DIAND - Keewatin Teacher’s Orientation Talk. - 1968. Notes for and text of RGW address, “The Doorstep: Education or Genocide? Eskimo Values and the Canadian Educational System.”

DIAND - North of 60 Prospectus. - 1970.

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DIAND - Panarctic Oils. - 1970.

DIAND - Press Releases.

DIAND Report: “Home Rule for Greenland.” - 1979. Draft; prepared by Ole Olesen.

DIAND Report Re: Consumer Reaction to the Proposed Gourmet Food Programme. - 1967.

DIAND - Resource and Economic Development Group. Background information, pamphlets, speeches, etc.

D5-3 DIAND - Welfare. - 1962-1963.

Department of National Defence. - 1955-1963, 1994.

DNANR : Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources

DNANR (General).

DNANR - After NRNM Planning. - 1960-1961.

DNANR - Area Administrator. - 1961-1962.

DNANR - Education. - 1963-1964.

DNANR - Eskimo Correspondence - General Policy. - 1960.

DNANR - Eskimo Correspondence Record. - 1959. Translations of correspondence. Includes “Notes on British Colonial Office” by RGW; calendar aimed at Inuit extolling healthy living conditions and proper nutrition Material in English and Inuktitut.

DNANR - Eskimo Correspondence Record] - Evidence of Dominant Types. - 1956-1958. Translations of correspondence, together with notes or memoranda concerning ‘action required.’ Also included are a sheet describing Inuktitut, the magazine, and a copy of Northern Woes. Material in English and Inuktitut.

DNANR - Memorandum. - 1962. - RESTRICTED. Memorandum to regional administrator, about specific individuals; together with handwritten notes. Also includes mimeographed election material, in Inuktitut, for Gene Rheaume.

BOX 15

DNANR - Mines Branch. - 1953, 1956-1958. Primarily concerning North Rankin Nickel Mines; see also below, ‘Eskimo Bank Accounts’ and

22 ‘North Rankin Nickel Mine.” [This should form part of the North Rankin Nickel Mine series].

DNANR - Radiograms Received.

DNANR - Section Head’s Meetings. See also above, Eskimology section.

Department of Psychiatry Seminar. Notes.

Didier, Théophile. - 1985. - textual records and 1 photograph. See also below, “NWT Commissioner’s Award Committee.”

Diefenbaker Centre Northern Art Exhibition. - 1980.

Diehl, Tracy. - textual records and 15 colour photographs. - RESTRICTED. Student paper, “The Social Construction of a Mining Camp;” images from Contact Lake.

Dinsdale, Walter. - 1966.

D2-3 Diocese of the Arctic. - 1967-1968. Correspondence with Reverend D.B. Marsh, primarily concerning Armand Tagoona.

Disarmament. - 1986.

Discrimination.

D4 Disc Lists. - 1963-1970. - 4 folders. - RESTRICTED. “Eskimo identification lists,” by family; for Rankin Inlet, Chesterfield Inlet, Coral Harbour, Repulse Bay, and Whale Cove. See also below, “Rankin Inlet Population Lists,” and Spence Bay Baseline Study, “Population.”

[Disc List] Ledger. - 1952-1962? - RESTRICTED. Ledger book, begun in 1952, listing over 1000 Inuit individuals (disc. numbers E3-1 to E3-1474) with date of birth, place of birth, date of death, name of parents, birth and death certificate numbers, etc. Pages at the end of the ledger list Chesterfield Inlet families.

D7-1 Donner Canadian Foundation. - 1971-1972.

Dorset / Thule. Notes; author unidentified.

D9-2 Drabinsky, Ken. - 1974-1976.

D7-2 Drever, H.I. - 1973.

D7-2 Drever, H.I. - Field Research Centre. - 1972-1973.

23 Duff, Virgil. - 1998. Comments on book by [WCE?] Rasing. See also below, “Rasing, WCE.”

Dumond, Christine. - 1996. Regarding proposed research on francophones in Saint-Denis, Saskatchewan. Included is a copy of an article by Dumond, “Radville: quelle acculturation pour quelle identité?”

Duperreault, Charles. - 1998.

DuWors, Richard. - 1978. Correspondence with Institut de Sociologie, concerning RGW.

Dyke, Doris. - 1967.

Eber, Dorothy Harley. Annotated photocopy of manuscript dealing with the Inuit and whalers, as depicted through photographs and artwork; material constructed largely through interviews with Inuit.

Ebert, David. - 1998. - RESTRICTED. Letter of recommendation for graduate work.

BOX 16

E12-1 Ecological Studies. - 1970-1972. Press releases, reports, etc. from Pollution Probe; materials regarding the gas pipeline; notes on ecological research from Stan Rowe; etc.

Economics Research. - 1963-1964. “The Problem of Economic Development in the Canadian Arctic;” and CBC script of “A New Approach to Northern Development;” both by K.J. Rea.

Education. - 1969-1978. - textual records and 1 b&w photograph. Summary of adult education courses in the Arctic; the Ilivvik adult education centre; address by Jean Chretien, “An Exciting Step in Crosscultural Education;” image of Josepee Angmak explaining his laboratory work with live seals.

E8-3 Education - Adult. - 1967-1972. Includes “The Future of Arctic Education;” “Industrial Involvement in Innovation in Education;” correspondence.

Education in Greenland. - nd, 1959.

Egede, Ingmar. - 1981. Concerning visit of Ingmar, principal of Greenland College.

E7-2 Eidlitz, Dr. Kerstin. - 1972. Concerning a letter of reference.

24 Ekayuktit Nunalikni Katimayut. - 1978.

E7-3 Election - NWT. Includes list of electors for the Central Arctic (see oversize); correspondence; poll-by-poll election results; nomination forms, etc.

Elections - NWT - Campaign Material. - 1963-1964, 1967. Correspondence with Jack Garritty, returning officer for NWT; mimeographed election pamphlets in English and Inuktitut for RGW; congratulatory telegrams; etc. See also below, “Northwest Territories Council” series.

Elections - NWT - Campaign Stencils. Mimeographed campaign material; together with the text of some speeches and radio addresses.

Elections - NWT - Official Material.

E5-2 Ellarson, Dr. R.S. - 1971-1972.

Emmanuel and St. Chad Principalship. - 1971-1972. - RESTRICTED.

Employment. - 1962. Memorandum to regional administrator.

E3-2 Engle, R.P. (Northwest Territorial Airways Ltd.). - 1969-1971.

E2-2 Ennals, Rt. Hon. David. - 1970-1995. - 2 folders. Correspondence; includes text of address given at the University, “Human Rights for individuals and nations: how far can we go?” and eulogies for both Martin Ennals and David Ennals.

Ennals Memorial Film & Celebration (Amnesty International).

Ennals, Richard.

Ennals Symposium.

Ennals Symposium Committee. Regarding the Martin Ennals Memorial Symposium on Self-Determination. See also below, “Self-Determination: International Perspectives.”

Ennals Symposium - Notes.

Ennals Symposium - Opening Speech. Text of Lord Ennals’ remarks.

Ennals Symposium - Papers and Presentations. Jauregui: “Self-Determination and Autonomy in the Basque Country;” Tcherkasov: “Environmental Problems and the Native Self-Government: Northern Peoples in Russian

25 Federation and Canada;” Chartrand: “Self-Determination Without a Discrete Territorial Base?” Roche: “The Ethics of Leadership;” George: “Self-Government Without a Land Base: 6 Basic Issues to Address;” Saganash: “Competing Claims for Self-Determination: Aboriginal Nations and Quebec;” Avebury: “A Positive Legal Duty: The Liberation of the People of East Timor;” Stavenhagen: “Self-Determination: Right or Demon?” Egede: “The Greenland Solution;” Phillipson: “Colonial Language legacies: the prospects for Kurdish;” Venne: “Self-determination issues in Canada: An Overview;” Ghai: “Self-Determination: Papua New Guinea;” Akhavan: “Self-Determination and the Disintegration of Yugoslavia” and “Lessons from Iraqi Kurdistan: Self-Determination and Humanitarian Intervention Against Genocide;” Williamson: “Nunavik: Its Place in Continental Power Planning The Inuit and Their Habitat in Québec;” Kallen: “Ethnicity and Self-Determination: A Paradigm;” Upadhyaya: “Quest for Self-Determination in Indian Subcontinent: Current Issues;” Daes: “Some considerations in the right of Indigenous Peoples to ‘self-determination.’” See also below, “Self-Determination: International Perspectives.”

BOX 17

Ennals Symposium - Sallows Lecture. - 1993. Nihal Jayawickrama, “The Right of Self-Determination - A Time for Renewal.”

Ennals Symposium - Statements. “International Lawyers’ Statement on Tibet;” statement of Dalee Sambo; the Saskatoon statement on self-determination; Ennals; etc.

Ervin, A.M. - 1977-1997. - RESTRICTED. Includes some material relating specifically to administrative departmental matters (see below, “Department of Anthropology); also included are Ervin’s outline and reading list for Anthro 327B (Culture and Personality), and two offprints: “A Review of the Acculturation Approach in Anthropology with Special Reference to Recent Change in Native Alaska” and “Anthropological Practice in Anglophone Canada: Multiculturalism, Indigenous Rights and Mainstream Policy Potentials.”

Eskimo - Armed Forces Acculturation Study.

E6-1 Eskimo Correspondence. - 1959, 1970. Correspondence and reports, written in Inuktitut.

E10-3 Eskimo Cultural Conference. - 1971.

“Eskimo Ecological Adaptation.” - 1971. Presentation for “Man in the Biosphere” course.

Eskimo-English Bilingualism and its Effects on the Eskimo Language. Research proposal.

E5-1 The Eskimo Fact – Copp Clark. - 1969.

“Eskimo Grammar.”

26 Copy of work by Rev. E.J. Peck; plus miscellaneous notes.

“Eskimoic Traditional Value System.” - nd. Article by RGW.

Eskimo Kinship. - nd. Terminology; genealogical chart [prepared as student assignment]. See also “ARTC Course 1971;” “Dept of Anthropology, Anthropology S212f - Student Histories and Genealogies.”

Eskimo Language. RGW’s notebook from Pangnirtung, Baffin Island, where he was learning Inuktitut.

Eskimo Language Course. - [ca. 1954].

E8-1 Eskimo Linguistics. - 1968-1972, 1975. Primarily concerning language instruction; includes a list of words and phrases for use by HRH Prince Charles during his royal tour.

Eskimo Miner.

“The Eskimo of Rankin Inlet: A Preliminary Report.” - 1961. By Robert and Lois Dailey, under contract to the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources.

“The Eskimo of Rankin Inlet: A Preliminary Report” - Appendices. - 1961.

E6-3 Eskimo Orthography Conference. - 1972.

E3 Eskimo Small Boat Assistance. - 1965.

Eskimo Suicides. - 1978. Proposal for research study.

E15-1 Eskimo Translation Services - Interpreters. - 1972.

“Eskimo Value Persistence in Contemporary Acculturation.” Article by RGW.

Espie, Tom. - 1973.

Ethno - Arctic - Subarctic - Eskimo General. Offprints, project descriptions, etc.

Evans, Jennifer. - 1970. - RESTRICTED. Student papers: “The Missionary as Change Agent in Eskimo Society;” project report on the cannery, and sample journal.

27 Expeditions to the Canadian Arctic. An outline of sea voyages and land expeditions, to 1918.

External Affairs.

E4-2 Eyman, Dr. C.E. - 1971. Copy of research proposal.

“The Family.” - 1956. Paper written by RGW for undergraduate degree.

Fan Mail. - 1962-1965.

Fax File. - 1994. Outgoing faxes on a variety of topics.

F5-2 Feeney, Mara (Margaret). - 1970-1971, 1975-1976.

Ferguson, Michael. - nd, 1991-1998. - 2 folders. Primarily material relating to Ferguson’s PhD thesis; also includes various articles: “Inuit Knowledge of Long-term Changes in a Population of Arctic Tundra Caribou”(co-authored by RGW and François Messier); “Collection and Analysis of Aboriginal Ecological Knowledge for the Management of Arctic Wildlife Populations” (with François Messier); “Implications of Long-term Changes in Caribou Distribution on Foxe Peninsula, Baffin Island, NWT;” “Status and trends of Rangifer tarandus and Ovibos moschatus populations in Canada;” etc.

BOX 18

Field Notebooks. See also above, “Dene Folklore - Field notes.” nd. - 3 books. 1956 - Payne Bay, Ungava. - 4 books. 1957 - Great Whale River. - 4 books. 1958 - 2 books. 1960 - 1 book. 1961 - 1 book. 1961 - Weather Data - 1 book. 1968 - 1 book 1980 - 1 book.

File Cards. Inhabitants of Baker Lake, Coral Harbour, Repulse Bay, Whale Cove, Eskimo Point, etc.

F1-1 Films and Slides. - 1968-1971.

Findlay, Len.

Finley, Olivia. - 1994-1997. - RESTRICTED.

28 Student papers, “The Cause and Consequences of the Tuberculosis Epidemic Among Saskatchewan Indians” and “The Acculturative Effects of Television in Canada’s North;” etc.

Finnigan, James T. - 1979. - RESTRICTED. Student paper, “Hunter-Gatherer Territoriality: The Social Perspective.”

First Ministers’ Conference on Aboriginal Rights. - 1984. Notes; publication.

Firth, Wally.

Fisher, Donald. - 1997. Correspondence and consent form regarding research on the social sciences in Canadian universities.

F2-3 Fisheries Research Board of Canada. - 1970.

Flynn, John David. - 1968. Copy of thesis, “A General Systems Approach to the Analysis of Social Structure and Change.” Data primarily from Baker Lake.

BOX 19

Folk-Lore Recordings. - 1958, 1961. Includes transcripts of recordings: stories recorded at Puvungitok in 1958.

Ford Foundation: International Collaboration Proposal. - 1973.

Forestry and Woodlot Material. - 1989. Includes handwritten notes for RGW’s talk to the Saskatchewan Farm Woodlot Association, “The Cultural Significance of Conservationist Forestry.”

Forskningshøjskolen i Haderslev. - 1978.

Forsyth, Louise. - 1996. Concerning RGW’s proposal to nominate her for the position of VP (Academic).

Foundation française d’etudes nordiques. - 1969. Reports from the 4th International Congress, on ‘arctic development and the future of Eskimo societies,’ including: Balandier: “Acculturation et development dans les soiceites a faibles effectifs;” Jeune: “L’agriculture et l’elevage dans le nouveau-Quebec et l’arctique Nord-Americain;” Olsen: “Politique syndicale au Groenland;” Christiansen: “Le monopole commercial et le developpement economique au Groenland;” Belpomme: “L’engineering dans les zones arctiques;” Lloyd: “The development of the North American Arctic and the future of Eskimo society;” Vassiliev: “Instruction polytechnique dans l’extreme-nord et probleme de la formation des cadres nationaux;” Hartweg: “Les effets de l’acculturation sur la biologie esquimaude, en particulier dans la perspective de la stomatologie;” Jaulin: “De l’ethnocide;” Simpson and Bowles: “Integration of Eskimo manpower into the industrial society–difficulties,

29 programs, attitudes;” Stevenson: “The Changing Canadian Eskimos;” Hippler: “Patterns of Migration, Urbanization and Acculturation;” Piatier: “Critere du sous-developpement du point de vue de l’economie moderne et de celui des economies traditionnelles;” Adam: “Future of Fisheries as a Basic Resource for Arctic Communities;” Brøndsted: “Ruling in Greenland and Forms of Integration into Denmark; the Established Legal Components;” Hensley: “Arctic Development and the Future of the Eskimo Societies;” Boserup: “The Economic future of the Greenland Society as a Problem of Regional Policy;” and RGW’s article, “Eskimo Value Persistence in Contemporary Acculturation.” Material in French and English.

F3 Foundations. See also Donner Foundation, etc.

Fournier, Jean T. - 1982. Primarily regarding relations between Greenland and Canada, particularly in light of the energy crisis.

F5-1 Fourth International Conference: Arctic Development in the Eskimoic Societies. - 1969-1970.

Franklin, Colin see Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd.

Franklin Expedition. Photocopied document.

F1-2 Frederiksen, Svend. 1958, 1968, 1971. - 2 folders. Correspondence, together with a report on Frederiksen’s research and his paper, “Some Outstanding Problems in Eskimology;” also contains material concerning the disposition of Dr. Frederiksen’s papers.

Frederiksen, Svend - Papers. “The Primeval Eskimo World of Thinking;” draft version.

F4, F6 Freeman, Milton. - 1967-1970. See also below, numbered series, “25. Milton Freeman.”

Freistadt, Lynn-Patrick. - 1981. Student paper, “A Comparative Study of the Incest Taboo: The Nuer and the Yap.

Frideres, James. - 1984. See also below, “Sorokin Lectures.”

Frobisher Bay Eskimo Area Opinion Survey. Interim report by RGW.

F5 Frontier Administration. - nd, 1964-1967.

F4 Frontier Medicine. - 1968.

30 Fur Ban. - 1991, 1995-1996. - 5 folders. Includes a copy of David Riches’ article, “Animal Rightists and Northern Native Hunters,” and RGW’s article, “The International Fur Ban and Public Policy Advocacy: The Significance of Inuit Cultural Persistence.” See also below, “Sealskin Wars.”

Folders 1-4 (Box 19) BOX 20 Folder 5 (Box 20)

Fur Ban - Clippings.

Fur Ban - House of Lords, Minutes of Evidence, Sub-Committee ‘C.’

Fur Ban - Inuviaaluit.

Fur Ban - ITC [Inuit Tapirisat of Canada]. - 1995-1996.

Fur Ban - Reports. - 1990, 1996. Includes copy of “Fur Industry Defence Program;” addendum to the joint Canada/US furbearer specialist delegation to the European Union.

Fur Ban - Reports - Study into trapping in five European Union countries. - 1996.

Fur Ban - Seal Hunt.

Future of Northern Studies.

Gardiner, Paddy.

G1 Germans and Seals. - 1968. Correspondence and offprints from Bruno Schiefer.

Gibson, Mel. - 1997. Concerning support of a media celebrity as a public advocate of northern trapping societies, on behalf of Inuvialuit Game Council.

Global Change. - 1986-1988. Notes, memoranda, and offprints documenting the work of an inter-disciplinary ‘global change committee’ on campus.

Gosse Conference - Text of Notes. - 1994. Copy of “Cross-Cultural Dialogue Between Governments” (for publication); “Aboriginal Law.”

G9-2 Graburn, Nelson. - 1965-1976. - textual records and 20 photographs. Includes “Nalunaikutanga: Sign and Symbol in Inuit Art and Culture;” “Art and acculturative processes;” “The Marketing of Canadian Eskimo Art;” “Some Problems in the Understanding of Contemporary Inuit Art;” “Some Aspects of Linguistic Acculturation in Northern Ungava Eskimo;”

31 “Inuit pivalliajut: the Cultural Identity Consequences of the Commercialization of Canadian Inuit Art;” “Naskapi Family and Kinship;” “Commercial Inuit Art: Symbol of and Vehicle for the Economic Development of the Eskimos of Canada;” “A Preliminary Analysis of Symbolism in Eskimo Art and Culture;” 19 b&w photos of Inuit sculpture [possibly from the Williamson collection]; etc.

Graham, Gail. - 1985. Copy of Graham’s LLM thesis, “The Reversion of Movable Cultural Property to its Territory of Origin.”

Graver, Petter. - 1980.

Great Plains Project. - 1973.

BOX 21

G8-2 Green, Ellen Hutchinson - Thesis Proposal. - 1976.

G3-1 Greenland. - 1968-1970.

Greenlandic - Unidentified Material.

G4-3 Greenland Report - Barry Gunn. - 1968.

Greenpeace. - 1996. Regarding an opinion piece written by RGW, on animal rights, trapping, and the policies of the European Union.

Grenier, Claude and Cécille. - 1995-1996. Material in French.

G1-3 The Grenier Proposal. - 1968, 1972-1973. Concerning a handicrafts centre and “school of the arts” in the NWT.

Grove, B.K.

Grygier, P.A. - 1988-1991. Includes rough transcripts of interviews with RGW.

G4-2 Guemple, D.L. - 1968-1972.

The Guldberg Plan.

H21-2 Hakulu - Early Contact Stories. Written in Inuktitut.

Hale, Christopher. - 1989.

32 H2-2 Hamelin, Dr. Louis-Edmond. - 1968.

Hammond, Andrew. - 1986. Concerning research in Norman Wells, NWT.

Hanbidge, Bruce. - 1996-1998. Includes copy of his MSc research proposal, “The Influence of Habitat and Prey Abundance on the Ranging Behaviour of Prairie Falcons in Saskatchewan.”

Hansen, Klaus Georg. - 1988-1991. Includes “Jordens folk;” “Udvikling på ‘grølandske betingelser’?” “Indledende Beskrivelse af en Grølandsk Filosofi;” “Inuit and Whales at Sarfaq (Greenland);” “Grønlandsk Filosofi - Etnografisk Set.”

Hanson Lake Copper-Zinc Project. - 1990. See also “Deep Bay Graphite Project” and “Reid, Dale - Final Documentation.”

Hanson, Lawrence and Lenore. - 1995. Copy of archaeology inventory from Birch Hills site.

Haraldson, Sixten. - 1974-1975. Copies of Haraldson’s evaluations of the Canadian Eskimo Health Service, NWT; and Greenland’s health services.

H23-2 Harp, Douglas. - 1974-1975. - 2 folders. Includes copy of his thesis, “A Survey of Prehistoric and Contemporary Canadian Eskimo Sculpture.”

H17-2 Harrer, Ann. - 1970, 1972. Includes edited letters from Linda Harrer Postle, working with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia.

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H7-2 Harridge III, William H. - 1968-1969.

H20-2 Hawken, Deborah. - nd, 1972.

H4-2 Haycock, Maurice. - 1969-1970, 1989. Correspondence concerning sketches commissioned by the University; together with Peter Millard’s tribute in The Musk-Ox.

H1-3 Health. - 1968-1973. Correspondence concerning health matters and medical personnel in the north; articles on Inuit health, particularly in historical context given lifestyle changes.

H9-2 Hecht, John R. - 1967-1971.

Hehn, Rudy. - 1970. - RESTRICTED.

33 Student paper: “Cold Stress and the Eskimos.”

H19-2 Heinrich, Dr. Albert. - 1972.

Helander, Elina.

H22-2 Helm, Dr. June. - 1971-1972. Includes a copy of Helm’s “subarctic anthropology roster of scholars.”

Henderson, Judith Rice. - 1976, 1980.

H15-2 Henderson, Rob. - nd, 1969-1970, 1972. Includes copy of Master’s thesis proposal, “Community Control of Education as a Means of Reconciling Differences Between Traditional and Contemporary Educational Practices in an Eskimo Community.”

High Arctic Relocation.

H2-3 Higher Education - NWT. - 1968. Press releases concerning the Mackenzie Institute and university classes.

Hill, Lorne. - 1987. Research design for project conducted in Eskimo Point, regarding the school system.

H16-2 Hinton, Captain Peter. - 1970-1971.

Historical - Arctic - Subarctic - Exploration. Offprints.

“The History of the Eskimo Naming System in Social Structure, Belief and Change Dynamics. Some Implications for the Individual in Acculturation.” Article by RGW.

Hnatyshyn, Ramon. - 1989

Hoddinott, K.A. - nd. - RESTRICTED. Student papers, “Cultural Bias and Eskimo Behaviour” and “Cultural Change in Frobisher Bay.”

Holmlund, Blaine A. - 1980-1983.

Hope, Kim. - 1981. - RESTRICTED. Student paper: “Culture.”

H4-3 Housing Education Program Evaluation (Gov’t). - 1970-1971.

Housing Education Study - Interim Report. - 1971. Includes first draft of “Eskimo Point;” “Eskimo Rental Housing Evaluation Research.”

34 Housing / Health / Theoretical Framework. Includes draft notes, together with minutes of 15 Jan 1976 Hunters and Trappers Association, and notes on the Toronto highschool students’ visit.

H3 Houston, Alma. - 1968-1973. Includes an article concerning her work promoting Inuit art and crafts.

Howe, P.F. - 1964.

Hulse, Elaine. - 1991-1992. - RESTRICTED.

Human Adaptability. - 1967. Progress report on the “Canadian Program on Human Adaptability.”

Human Problems in the Canadian North. - 1955.

Human Settlement Research.

H1-1 Humour. Includes “Studia Rankinensis Arctica Eskimorumque Lingua: Platitudines Linguae Politicae ad usum in eskimorum linguam translatorum,” by RGW and Carl Widstrand.

“Hunting, Indians, Journalists and Campaigners.” - 1988. Copy of letter to Star Phoenix; handwritten copy of letter to James Waldram; clipping from paper concerning Indian hunting rights.

H11-2 Hunt, L.A.C.O. - 1969.

Hyde, Peter and Susan.

Hypoglycemia Research. - 1969. Includes copy of “The Role of Hypoglycemia in Acculturation Stress Among Native Cultures.”

I12-1 ICCDS. Includes “Proposal for a Cross-Cultural Instruction, Research and Development Program;” financial material relating to INS and ARTC; “La Loche Community Rehabilitation Project;” material relating to international development education; “Outline of Proposal for Integration of Applied Anthropology and Eskimo Language Teaching at ARTC;” etc.

I4-1 Ice Breaker Development. - 1968. Copy of article from Time.

Ikiriko, Pepple. - 1992. - RESTRICTED.

Ilisimatusarfik Inuit Institute.

I2-2 Illingworth, Frank. - 1963, 1969.

35 I15-1 Imperial Oil Ltd. - 1972. Concerning a project to study employment practices in the Mackenzie Valley.

INCO. Annotated typescript of “Eskimos in the Modern World,” by RGW.

I10-1 Indian Education. - 1971. “Indian-Eskimo Studies Survey,” from Trent University; together with a memo concerning the Indian Education Program following the resignation of Father Renaud from the University. See also below, “U of S - Indian & Northern Education Program.”

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I1-3 Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada. - 1963-1971. - 2 folders. The Bulletin; minutes; some financial reports, etc. Includes “The Manitoba Indian Situation and its Implications,” “The Indian and Metis of Northern Saskatchewan,” “A Community Action Project to Encourage Development in the Canadian North by the use of Radio,” etc. See also below, Publications Series.

I2-3 Indians and the Law. - nd, 1961-1967. Various articles, including “True Partnership Here in Our Land” by James Howard; “A Reflective View of Indian Drinking Problems in Saskatchewan;” material from the Indian Metis Service Council; a report on the “Indians and the Law Project;” “Prince Albert’s Need for an Indian and Metis Service Centre;” text of the speech given by Malcolm Norris at Batoche; etc.

Indigenous Factors in International Law. - 1996-1997. Includes minutes of a meeting on international indigenous issues; Barsh and Henderson’s article, “The Supreme Court’s van der Peet Trilogy: Naive Imperialism and Ropes of Sand;” guidelines for the protection of heritage; etc.

I1-1 Information & Requests - INS & ARTC. - nd, 1967-1976. - 2 folders.

I3-3 Information Sheets, NWT. - nd, 1968. Informational items on various topics; together with a copy of Walter Kupsch’s “The True North Strong and Free.”

Inglis, Ian.

Institut for Eskimologi.

“The Institute for Northern Studies University of Saskatchewan, Canada.” - 1971. Reprint of RGW article, together with one-page summaries of the work of ARTC and the Department of Anthropology.

Institute of Current World Affairs. - 1970. Commentary on the “Yukon constitution” and “The Japanese and Siberia.”

I9 Institute of Polar Geography (Italian). - 1970.

36 Offprints. See also below, Publications Series.

I22-1 Instrumentation. - 1976. Concerning air and ground temperature readings for the NRC. [See also series ARTC file “Permafrost Project”].

Inter-Group Sex. - 1961. - RESTRICTED. Memorandum written in RGW’s capacity as social welfare officer; regarding specific case of an expectant mother.

1rst International Arctic People’s Conference - Minutes. - 1973.

International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology. - 1972. Position paper of the Canadian chapter.

I17-1 International Biological Program. Handwritten notes.

“International Combinations, Present and Possible, Between Circumpolar Inuit National Groups.” Article by RGW.

International Conference of Indigenous Peoples. - 1975.

International Conference of Indigenous Peoples - Minutes of the Policy Board Meeting. - 1975. 1rst International Conference on Cross-Cultural Education in the North.

1rst International Congress for the Work of Arctic Research Centres. - 1970. Includes material on INS, Boreal Institute, etc.

1rst International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences. - 1992. Notes.

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I14-1 International Development Research Centre. - 1971.

International Development Week. - 1992.

International Indigenous Politics and Self-Government. - 1993. Articles and papers from conference.

“International Law and Native Peoples.” - 1986. Address by RGW for Native Law seminar.

International Moot Court. - 1991-1992. Correspondence and background material concerning the competition, that year on ‘the case

37 concerning the media Gulf War;’ notes; etc.

I7-1 International Nickel Co. - 1970. Request for, and publication of, “Eskimo in the Modern World.”

International Studies Association. - 1978. Notes for panel on ‘aboriginal peoples and the international economic order;’ includes copy of Milton Freeman’s paper, “Anthropologists and Social Involvement in Canada;” Mary Clay Berry’s paper, “The Impact of the Economic Interests of the Multinational Oil Companies Upon the Settlement of Eskimo, Inuit and Aleut Land Claims in Alaska;” correspondence; etc.

International Studies Seminar. - [ca. 1987-1988]. Includes copy of RGW article, “International Combinations, Present and Possible, Between Circumpolar Inuit National Groups. Politics, Problems and Potentials.”

International Symposium on Circumpolar Health Related Problems. - 1967. Copy of keynote address, given by Dr. HA Procter. See also above, “Canadian Society for Circumpolar Health.”

Interpreter / Translator System.

I7-3 Inuit Cultural Institute. - 1974, 1976.

Inuit in the Era of Jenness. Lecture; handwritten notes.

Inuit Relocation.

I8-3 Inuit Tapirisat of Canada. - 1975-1976. Includes report on Inuit land claims; the Spence Bay baseline study; etc. [See also Polar Gas; Spence Bay].

Inuktitut. - 1963.

Inuktitut Bible.

Inuktitut - Hyms, Sacred Songs. Mimeographed booklet of hyms, etc., written in Inuktitut.

Inuktitut Language and Orthography. Based on orthographic system used in Rankin Inlet School.

Inuktitut Language and Orthography - Michael Wilson’s Ethnobotanical List.

Inuktitut Language - Policies and Changes. - 1984. “Cost of Implementing Inuktitut as an Official Language in Nunavut,” by R. MacKay, and “Minority Language Bilingualism: The Case of Inuktitut in the Canadian North,” by Prattis and Chartrand.

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Inuktitut Language - Suggested Vocabulary.

Inuktitut - Mimeographed Material.

Inuktitut - Prayers and Hyms.

I11-1 Inummarit Association. - 1971.

Inuvialuit Final Agreement. Includes copy of “Indigenous Knowledge, Sustainable Development and Cooperative Management.”

I6-1 Inuvik Research Laboratory. - 1970. Monthly reports.

I3-2 Invitations - R.G. Williamson. - 1968-1970. Includes requests for speaking engagements, conference presentations, book reviews, etc. as well as invitations to social occasions.

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I8-1 Irquktik. - nd. Note regarding “the warm hill.”

I1-2 Irving, Bill - Archaeological Legislation. - nd.

I3-2 Ittinuar. - 1972. - RESTRICTED. Concerning an adoption.

J5-2 Jansen, Bill. - 1970-1975. - 2 folders. Correspondence, together with a copy of Jansen’s PhD thesis, “Eskimo Economics: An Aspect of Culture Change at Rankin Inlet;” and term assignment for S222f, “From Polar Bears to Hop-scotch: A study of the Change in Game Content in an Eskimo Community.”

Jensen, Bent - Articles. Includes “Development Policy and Greenland Man;” “Folkways of Greenland Dog-Keeping;” “Human Reciprocity: An Arctic Exemplification.”

Jewitt, Pauline. - 1964.

J8-2 Jeyachandran, Dr. Tom. - 1971.

Johansen, Lars Emil. - 1995. Regarding the visit of Johansen, then Premier of Greenland.

J6-2 Johnston, Peter. - 1970.

39 Joseph Bernier School. Copy of “Kisaut.” See also above, “Chesterfield Inlet” and below, Publications Series.

Journal - Iqualuit. - 1989.

J7 Judd, David. - 1970-1971.

J1-2 Jull, Peter. - 1966-1967, 1985. Includes “Dividing the North;” “Regional and Ethnic Self-Determination in Canada: the Nunavut Case;” “Coastal Northern Labrador after 1950;”three editions of Inuit Arctic Policy Review were removed to the Publications series, below.

Juvenile Problems. - 1961-1962. - RESTRICTED. Social welfare reports to the regional administrator.

K1-2 Kallio, Dr. Paavo. - 1967-1969.

Kaplan, Harriett. - 1974. Includes copies of papers, “Testing the Suitability of the Arthur Adaptation of the Leiter International Performance Scale for use with 5 and 6 Year Old Chippewa Indian Children at Black Lake, Saskatchewan;” “The Arthur Adaptation of the Leiter International Performance Scale: Its Suitability Tested for use with Pre-School Children in Various Countries;” “Intelligence Testing of Indian Children.”

Karlak. - 1968. - RESTRICTED. Letter concerning the welfare of an individual.

K12-2 Kärnefelt, Ingvar. - 1972.

Kautokeino Seminar. - 1985. ‘The small nations of the north in international and constitutional law;’ programme.

Kautz, Bob. - [ca. 1964].

K3-2 Kayachloo, Sadie. - 1967. - RESTRICTED.

Kaye, Antonet. - 1988. Research proposals.

K4-1 KeewatinAir. - 1971-1972. Letters in support of the establishment of an operational charter base at Rankin Inlet.

K1-3 Keewatin Conference. - 1959, 1962. Includes remarks by M. Miller, “Economics and Experience as a Background for a Culture Change Question” from the 1959 conference, “can Indian and Metis Communities be Developed?” as well as minutes, agendas, and remarks from the Keewatin Conference.

K3 Keewatin Project. - 1964.

40 Drafts of proposal, notes, etc. See also below, “Socio-Cultural Change Among Keewatin Eskimo” and “University of Saskatchewan – Centre [for Community Studies] Report” for notes and outline of “Social Change Among Keewatin Eskimos.”

K2-3 Keewatin Regional Study. - 1965. [2 files]. Draft of research proposal and “Central Arctic Research Centre” proposal.

K2-1 Keewatin Relocation Study. - 1972.

[Keewatin Relocation Study] - Correspondence To Do. - 1958-1959. - RESTRICTED. Reports and memoranda, concerning the “re-establishment project,” but also including routine administrative material.

Keewatin Relocation Study - Draft. Includes draft; proposal; and copy of “Problems of Eskimo Relocation for Industrial Employment.”

[Keewatin Relocation Study - Miscellaneous Correspondence]. - 1958-1959.

[Keewatin Relocation Study] - Re: Establishing KRP.

Keewatin Resources. - 1961.

Keewatin Settlements.

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K10-2 Kennedy, J.E. - 1972.

Kevo - Subarctic Research Station of the University of Turku, Finland.

Kiatainag, Tommy.

Kienlen, Alexis. - 1997. Student papers.

“The Killing of Moostoos the Wehtigoo.” Article concerning the Queen v Payoo and Napaysoosee.

Kilvert, Barbara.

Kissarvik Co-operative - see below, “Rankin Inlet.”

Knight, Art. - 1983-1987. - RESTRICTED. Memos regarding departmental matters; correspondence concerning the faculty strike; etc.

Københairn. - 1988.

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Koenig, Del.

Kogawa, Joy. See also below, “Notebooks.”

K8-2 Kravitz, David. - 1970-1972.

Kupsch, Walter. - 1980, 1986, 1994. Includes RGW’s speech about Walter Kupsch at the Musk-Ox Dinner.

Kupsch Recognition Committee. - 1992-1997. – RESTRICTED. AKA “Ad hoc committee for the recognition and celebration of Walter Kupsch.” File includes biographical information on Kupsch; his CV; and RGW’s presentation of Kupsch at the 90th anniversary convocation, at which Kupsch was awarded an honorary degree.

K2 Kusugak: Agvaluk, Amanyak, Kungata. - 1967-1972. - RESTRICTED. Concerning further educational possibilities; includes transcript of a court hearing.

Kusugak, Michael. - 1972. Includes transcript of proceedings, Justice of the Peace court.

“Ku-vi-a-nak-tu-mat.” - 1991. Song for Girl Guides of Canada; lyrics by RGW.

L8-1 Labour Rates. - 1972.

L13-2 Lagercrantz, Sture. - 1974-1975.

L1 Laing, Arthur. - 1963, 1967-1968. Correspondence with Laing, then Minister of Northern Affairs and National Resources; includes copies of addresses as well as two briefs: “an action project to help Canadians of Native ancestry to get adequate vocational training and suitable jobs;” and “an action project on ‘Indians and the City’.”

Lalonde, Leslie. - 1997. Student paper: “Max Weber and the Debate on Objectivity” and “Research Design: Issues of Gender in Engineering.”

L4-3 Lamb Airways. - 1867-1976.

L1-3 Land. - 1967-1968, 1973. Regarding land for personal use; for ARTC; and for the Rankin Inlet community association.

Land Claims. See also below, Numeric Series, file 3, “Land Claims.”

Language. - 1970.

42 Includes “La Langue Crise,” text of an address by L-P Vaillancourt.

Language Training. - 1967-1968. Articles and reports dealing with language training in the Peace Corps.

L9-2 Lantis, Margaret. - 1970.

Larsson, Gunny. Material concerning the Swedish Allåkerbär, a fieldberry.

L2-2 Lathrop, Tom. - 1968-1975. Includes copy of essay, “Eskimo Games and the Measurement of Cultural Change.”

Lecture at UBC - ‘Cultural Background to Eskimo Art.’

L6-1 Lectures - Speeches - Seminars - RG Williamson. - 1968-1985. Includes notes for “The Inuit and ‘Progress’;” Umeå University and the North;”

L3-2 Lee, Thomas E. - Ungava Norse Project. - 1968-1972.

L2-3 Legal Matters. - nd, 1960-1970. Commentary on legal aid; judgement in the de novo appeal, Regina v Allan Louis Lockhart; copy of article on Mark Angnatuk case; etc.

L10-2 Lehmkuhl, Dr. Dennis. - 1971-1973.

L7-2 Lehrman, Jonas. - 1970. Concerning a study of the physical form of northern communities.

Leningrad Arctic Research Conference. - 1988.

Letters of Recommendation. - 2 folders.

L3-3 Letters to Press. - 1968.

Leuprecht, P. - 1999.

L6-2 Leyendecker, Mme Ursula. - 1969-1970.

L2-1 Library Holdings - ARTC and Williamson. See also below, “Williamson Library Holdings.”

L8-2 Liesenfeldt, Capt. Pooch. - 1970.

L4 Linder, Bill. - 1963.

L7-1 Linguistics Research & Training. - 1972.

43 L12-2 Linnamae, Urve. - 1973-1975. - textual records and 4 photographs.

Lipsett, Kathe. - 1988. Includes transcripts of interviews done between 1983-1984 with people from La Ronge, Stanley Mission, Grandmother’s Bay, Pelican Narrows, etc. concerning pictographs; others of myths and legends.

L5 Liquor Ordinance. - 1967-1970.

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L6-3 Local Government - Rankin Inlet. - 1969. Includes copy of newsletter. See also below, “NWT Government - Local - Rankin Inlet.”

L3-1 Local People. Biographical note on Anaruak.

Local-Skill Economics. - 1961. Primarily concerning the contribution of handicrafts to the Arctic economy.

L5-2 Lotz, Jim. - 1968-1969. Includes “The Future of the Eskimo.”

Lussier, A.S. - 1982-1983.

MacHattie, Edith. - 1995-1996. - textual records and 4 photographs. [Exchange student in Umeå].

MacKinnon, Peter. - 1991, 1998. Includes a copy of “Labour Relations in the Academy: A Case Study at the University of Saskatchewan.”

Maclean’s. - 1966. Correspondence, and drafts of “The Arctic ‘Ghost Town’ That Will Not Die.” Macmillan Company. - 1968.

M1-1 Magazine Articles - Williamson. - 1964-1971. Includes “Cool Communications” [see also Humour]; “Northern Thoughts on ‘Learning the Language’;” “Farewell to the Igloo;” as well as requests for submissions.

Mandarin. - 1992.

Manitoba Government. - 1967. Letter to Hon. Duff Roblin, then premier of Manitoba.

Manuscript Review. - 1995. Copy of “Metaphors of Conversion, Metaphors of Change;” “Changing Patterns of Conflict

44 Management and Aggression among Inuit Youth in the Canadian Arctic: Longitudinal Ethnographic Observations;” for peer review by RGW.

Maps. Payne Bay; Kangirllinik; Black Angel Mine; Barren ground caribou; native communities of Alaska; Natilling Lake; Rankin Inlet site plan; Fort Chimo; NWT communities; aboriginal population; Medicine Lake; Jasper; etc. See oversize - map drawer O/S G-1.

M15-1 Marble Island. - 1971.

M17-2 Marino, Dr. Mary C. - 1970-1996. Includes copy of the ‘Marino Report,’ report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Native Studies.

Marital. - 1961. - RESTRICTED. Social welfare reports to the regional administrator.

Marsh, D.B.

M8-2 Martens, Ethel. - 1967.

M-7 Matheson, William. - 1968-1970, 1975.

M3 Mathiasson, John S. - 1967, 1975.

Maybury-Lewis, David and Pia. - 1971-1998. Includes copies of the newsletter of Cultural Survival, Inc.; RGW’s article, “Cultural Survival Work in the Canadian Arctic;” correspondence; etc.

M1-2 McCallum, Dr. K.J. - 1969.

M12-1 McCartney, Allan. - 1969-1971. Includes report on the Northwest Hudson Bay Thule project.

McClelland & Stewart.

McConnell, Howard.

M15-2 McConnell, John. - 1970-1973, 1998.

McDougall, Barbara. - 1992. Includes the texts of several of McDougall’s addresses, given as Secretary of State for External Affairs.

McGill-Baffin Medical Project. See also above, “Baffin Island Community Health Project.”

McKeehan, Catherine. - 1995-1999.

45 Concerning MA thesis.

McNabb, Miriam. General notes on preparation of an MA thesis proposal, steps in empirical research, etc.

M10-2 McNamee, Chris. - 1968.

M9-2 McNamee, Dennis J. - 1968.

M2-1 Medical Research. - [1974]-1975.

Meiklejohn, Christopher. - 1970. Copy of “A Brief Resume of the Physical Anthropology of the Eskimo and Indian Populations of the Arctic and Sub-Arctic.”

M11-2 Meldgaard, Jørgen. - 1973.

Mental Breakdown. - 1961. - RESTRICTED. Social welfare reports to the regional administrator.

M16-1 Mental Health - Arctic. - 1972. Copy of “Problems of Mental Health in the Canadian Arctic” by J.D. Atcheson.

M2 Merbs, Charles F. - 1967-1972. Includes summary of project recovering Eskimo skeletal remains; copy of Judith Friedlander’s doctoral proposal, “The Use of Language as a Symbol by a Political Movement;” etc.

Metis Association of Saskatchewan. - 1965.

M5 Meyer, David. - 1968-1970.

Michener, G.

M4-3 Mid-Canada Development Corridor Conference. - 1969.

Migrant Adjustment. - 1962. - RESTRICTED. Memoranda concerning the adjustment of individuals to life in Rankin Inlet.

M14-2 Millar, Dr. J.F.V. - 1969-1994. - RESTRICTED.

Milligan, Shirley. - [ca. 1929-1930s, 1940s-1950s?], 1980-1983. - textual records and 28 photographs, two negatives. Primarily photographs, [taken by] ‘Chris’ Carlson; sent to Balfour Currie and RGW for assistance in identification; question of whether or not images were from the Baker Lake / Chesterfield Inlet areas.

Mines.

46 Mining as a Subculture.

M11 Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. - 1969, 1987. See also above, “Chrétien, Jean.”

Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development - Speeches and Background Information. - 1969. Copies of four speeches given by Jean Chrétien between 10-12 November 1969; information on the Northwest Territories, Yukon Territories, employment program, and Klondike national historic sites.

Miscellaneous Manuscripts. - 2 folders.

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Miscellaneous Notes. - 3 folders.

Mitchell, Marybelle. - 1993. - 5 folders. Copy of Ms. Mitchell’s PhD dissertation, “From Talking Chiefs to a Native Corporate Elite: The Birth of Class and Nationalism Among Canadian Inuit.” RGW considered this to be “a possible book manuscript” and in fact [a version] was later published by McGill-Queen’s University Press (1996).

Modern Northern Studies. Proposal for a textbook.

Møller, Jørn Gukki. - 1994

Moses, Ted. - 1996. Speaking notes on “Invoking International Law;” Moses was then ambassador to the UN, Grand Council of the Crees.

Mosquitoes.

M4 Mouat, W. Ivan. - 1967.

M18 Mowat, Farley. - nd, 1966-1974.

M19-2 Müller-Wille, Dr. Ludger. - 1972-1973.

M16-2 Munkacsi, Dr. I. - 1970-1971. Includes copy of report on biological field project in Whale Cove.

Musée Amérindien et Inuit de Godbout. - 1978.

M5-3 Museum (NWT). - 1975. Correspondence with Stuart Hodgson (see also above, “Hodgson”).

47 Nathan’s Northern News & Reference Material. Bibliographic material compiled by Nathan Friesen; together with articles by a variety of authors: “Arctic Pollution Issues;” “Diamond Mining and the Demise of Environmental Assessment in the North;” “Military Activity and Environmental Security: The Case of Radioactivity in the Arctic;” “Contaminants;” “The Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory’s Thyroid Function Study The Use of Native Alaskans in a Radiological Experiment;” “Project Chariot: The Nuclear Legacy of Cape Thompson, Alaska;” “Environmental Clean-up and Sustainable Development in the Circumpolar Arctic;” “Arctic Contaminant Distribution.” Note: the Nunatsiaq News found in this file have been moved to the publications series, below.

National Film Board. Shooting script for “People of the Rock,” by Munroe Scott; filmed in Rankin Inlet.

N3-1 National Museum of Canada. - 1968-1973.

N5-3 5th National Northern Development Conference. - 1968, 1970.

1rst National Northern Research Conference. - 1967.

2nd National Northern Research Conference. - 1968.

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N9-3 National Parks. - 1969. See also series Northwest Territories Council, file “Proposed National Park - Great Slave Lake.”

National Parole Board. - 1988-1989. Includes copy of “Inuit Offender Study” and “Final Report: Task Force on Aboriginal Peoples in Federal Corrections.”

National Polar Institute.

Native Education.

Native Heritage Exhibition - Ontario Science Centre. - 1976. Press clippings, handouts, etc.

Native Studies Distance Learning.

N1-3 Natural Resources. - nd, 1966-1969. Includes copy of brief, “Resource Administration and Development in the Northwest Territories.”

N2-2 Neville, Floyd J. - 1969.

New Mother’s Infant Crying Guide.

N1-1 Newfoundland. - 1968.

48 Copy of lecture from the Newfoundland Historical Society, “The Harbour Grace Affray;” together with press release concerning MUN professor Robert Paine’s arctic research.

N2-3 New Start. - 1966, 1970. Materials relating to the Saskatchewan New Start program in Prince Albert.

N4 News of the North. - 1968-1969.

N3-2 Nichol, Dr. Harvey (INSTAAR). - 1972.

N1-2 Nichols, P.A.C. - 1969. Concerning Hudson’s Bay Company radio communication system.

Nicol, Marjorie. - 1978. Regarding proposed book on Dennis Williams.

Nielsen, Ole.

“A Night With a Northern Light.” - 1965. Article by RGW, together with correspondence from Alan Coren, assistant editor of Punch. See also below, numeric series, file 20 ‘Northern Lightly;’ and above, ‘Humour’ and ‘Magazine Articles.’

The Nipawin Journal. - 1990. Letter to the editor.

Nitsopoulos, Steve. - 1983. Letters of recommendation.

Nixon, Dr. Howard - Copies. - 1988. Copy of letter from Ralph Goodale to Howard Nixon, explaining his rationale for his vote on Bill No. 3, which legislated striking faculty at the U of S back to work.

The Nordic Association for Canadian Studies. Notes regarding proposed lecture, “Culture and Politics in Canada: Quebec and the North.” Includes notes [from talk by Geoffry Waller], ‘The Delivery of Health Care Services in the Canadian North.’

Nordic Council for Arctic Medical Research. - 1976. Report 14, seminar on growth of children in northern regions.

N10-3 Northern Communications Conference. - 1970.

Northern Education. Copy of “Collaborative Territory-Based University Training for the Northwest Territory Student,” by RGW.

N2 Northern Education Course Program. - 1968.

49 Pamphlets concerning the Alaska rural school project.

N5 Northern Electric. - 1970-1971.

“A Northerner’s Perception of Northern Development.” - 1984. Address by RGW to department of sociology.

Northern Health Services. - nd, 1956-1966. - RESTRICTED. Much of this material relates to the North Rankin Nickel Mine.

Northern Saskatchewan - Biographical Data on Women. - RESTRICTED.

Northern Saskatchewan - Hlady and Stensland. - 1959-1960. Notes and findings from short-courses on community development in the north, sponsored by the Centre for Community Studies; together with brief reports from various Fathers Chamberlain, Darche, and Doyon; etc.

Northern Saskatchewan Development Council. - 1971.

Northern Saskatchewan Research Group.

Northern Social Science Research Stations.

Northern Welfare Service Monthly Statistical Report. - 1959.

N6-1 Northwest Newsletter. - 1971.

NWT : Northwest Territories.

NWT (General).

NWT Association of Municipalities. - 1968.

N11-3 NWT Commission. - nd, 1965, 1969. Notes on sociological and anthropological aspects of the NWT; copy of minutes of executive committee, INS; etc.

NWT Commissioner’s Award Committee. - 1978. Recommendation for Father Théophile Didier. See also above, “Didier, Théophile.”

N12-3 NWT Cross-Country Ski Association. - 1969-1970. Includes copies of the newsletter “Tusagaksat.”

C20-3 NWT Curriculum Committee. - 1969. See also below, “NWTTA.”

NWT Department of Industry and Development. - 1972.

50 Copy of discussion paper, “Agency for the Development and Exploitation of the Natural Renewable Resources of the Northern Territories - Work Program.”

NWT Fish and Wildlife Service. Trapping grounds notices.

NWT Framework for Scientific Studies.

NWT - Further Education Study. - 1978.

NWT Game Management.

G2 NWT Government - Local - Rankin Inlet. - 1967-1972. See also above, “Local Government - Rankin Inlet.”

NWT - Local Government in the NWT. - 1978.

NWT Mental Health Association.

NWT Portable Pool Experiment.

[NWT] - Proposed Courses for a Renewable Resources Technology Curriculum.

N8-3 NWT / Quebec Cooperative Federation. - 1970. Press releases, etc., from La Fédération des Coopératives du Nouveau-Québec.

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R2-1 NWT Research Application and Licencing Requirements. - 1960, 1975-1976.

NWT Self Government. - 1975.

NWT Settlements - Data. - 1976.

N6-3 NWTTA. - 1968-1974. Material relating to the Teacher’s Association. See also above, “NWT Curriculum Committee.”

NWT Tourism. Pamphlets, etc.

Notebooks. - 2 folders. Includes correspondence with Joy Kogawa.

Notes - Diary.

Nuclear War Material. - 1981-1982. Variety of pamphlets, articles, other published materials.

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N4-1 Nunakatigiit. - 1970.

Nungak, Zebedee. - 1997.

Nuttall, Mark.

O5-2 O’Brodovich, Lloyd. - 1969-1970. Letters of recommendation.

Ogan, Eugene. - 1977.

O7-2 Ohenoja, Dr. Esteri. - 1971-1972.

O3-2 Okpik, Abe. - 1967-1997. Tribute, prepared by RGW. Also includes copy of “Project Surname,” a project to replace the ‘disc numbers’ assigned to Inuit.

Olafsson, S. - clippings and 7 colour photographs. Images of reindeer cull in Sweden.

O2-3 Old Fort Providence. - 1969.

O’Neil, John.

O3-3 Opportunities for Youth. - 1971-1972. Materials regarding the program, as well as project proposals, grant applications, etc.

O4-2 Orange, Bud. - 1962-1970. Then MP for the Northwest Territories.

Orchard, Treena. - 1994, 1996. Correspondence from former student.

Order of Canada. - 1985-1996. - textual records and 4 photographs. Congratulatory messages, information regarding the investiture; etc.

Orlikow, David.

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Paine, Robert - “Anthropology in the Court of Chief Justice McEachern.” Paper on Delgamuukw v. The Queen, 1987-1991, regarding Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en land claims in British Columbia.

Paine, Robert - Visit. - 1995.

Pangnirtung Diary. - 1989.

52 Notebook.

Papua New Guinea. - 1977-1978. Correspondence, notes, etc. regarding possible position.

P1-2 Parkin, John. - 1972.

Parsons, Brock. - 1963.

Pelinski, Ramon. - 1975-1976. Report on field work at Rankin Inlet: “Music Culture of the Eskimos of the West Coasts of the Hudson Bay;” copy of “Inuit a Ja Jai Songs: On Music Tradition and Change in Rankin Inlet.”

“The People in the North.” - 1973. Paper prepared by DIAND for the Conference on Policies of Northern Development.

Peter Ballantyne Band.

Petersen, Robert. - 1985. See also below, numbered series, “21. Sabbatical Leave.”

Petro-Canada. - 1980-1981.

Pezer, Dr. Vera.

Pickersgill, J.

“Pilot-Officer Bowman’s Case Goes On: The Arctic Phase.” Article by RGW.

Pipeline.

Plaice, Evelyn. - 1981-1982. - RESTRICTED. Regarding admission to a graduate program in anthropology.

Poetry. See also above, “Arctic Landscape Poems,” “The Culture of Keewatin,” and below, “Ussak.”

Pohorecki, Z.

Polar Gas.

Polar Tech.

P12-1 Poole, Peter. - 1976. Letter of recommendation.

53 Poole, Peter. - 1976. Briefing notes for meeting between the Inuit Tapirisat and Parks Canada.

Popoff, Alicia. - 1983.

P11-1 Population Figures - Keewatin. - 1969-1970.

Population Movements (to Baker Lake). - 1960. Memoranda written to DIAND regional administrators, concerning repatriation of a specific family from Rankin Inlet to Baker Lake.

Port and Ocean Equipment.

Postcards. - 5 folders. Divided into the following folders: Annotated - Europe, North America, etc. Annotated - Northern Images. Blank - Europe, North America, etc. Blank - Northern Images. Booklets.

Posters.

P7-1 Poultry Project. - 1969. See also above, “Chicken Project.”

Powell, David. - 1980-1983. - RESTRICTED.

Powell, David - Material for Thesis. Includes copy of letter from PAC Nichols, transcript of interview with WA Buhr (both retired Hudson’s Bay Company employees, regarding their life in the north).

P3-2 Prime Minister Correspondence. - 1963-1970. Correspondence with Lester Pearson; Pierre Trudeau; and outgoing correspondence to Paul Martin.

Prince Albert Penitentiary. - 1966.

Prisons. - 1961-1962.

“The Problems of Language.”

Profiles on RGW.

P10-1 Proposed Lecture Series. - 1970-1972. Information concerning a variety of lecture series, in which RGW was asked to participate.

P13-1 Psychological Research. - 1969, 1972.

54 Includes copies of “Report of the Mental Health Survey Team;” “Eskimo and Caucasian: A Discordant Note on Cognitive-Perceptual Abilities;” “Position Paper of the Canadian Chapter, International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology;” “Racial Differences in Intelligence? A Comparison of Eskimo and White Adolescents;” etc.

Psychology and Diet Research. - 1967. Memorandum by Dr. Schaefer, concerning research being undertaken by Dr. Hoffer.

Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA).

P7-2 Purdy, Brian. - 1969. Assistance translating a letter written in Inuktitut.

P1-3 PWA. - 1968.

Quebec. - 1970. Minutes of a public meeting to discuss ‘proposed transfer of administration of Eskimo people from federal to provincial government auspices.’

The Queen v. Donald Keepness. - 1999. Copy of the decision by Judge Linton Smith; concerning provincial jurisdiction to enforce section 41 of the Wildlife Act on a Treaty no. 4 reserve without prior permission.

R4 Radio Carbon. - 1968. Data on minimum samples needed to accurately carbon date specific materials.

Rankin Inlet.

Rankin Inlet “ANIK” Report see below, “Watson, LF - Rankin Report.”

Rankin Inlet Athletic Association. - 1960-1961.

Rankin Inlet Centennial Project.

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R1a-3 Rankin [Inlet] Ceramics. - nd, 1966, 1970. - textual records and 3 photographs. Includes correspondence with George Swinton; a copy of “Arts and Crafts in Three Keewatin Communities;”b&w photographs of Inuit artists.

R12 Rankin Inlet Community Association. - nd, 1960, 1966-1969. Includes a copy of the Rankin Miner; bylaws, minutes and financial reports of the community association; student papers providing descriptions of Rankin Inlet; minutes of the conference and educational workshop, arctic district cooperatives; etc.

R1d-3 Rankin Inlet Community Council. - 1968, 1970, 1972. Minutes of meetings.

55 Rankin Inlet Community Information. - [ca. 1975-1976]. Population and other statistics, as well as a journal of events.

Rankin Inlet Economic Survey. - [ca. 1972]. - 4 folders. - RESTRICTED. “Industry and Development Data” questionnaires.

Rankin Inlet Eskimo Clinic. - 1957. - RESTRICTED. List of patients; particularly relating to patients who received lung x-rays.

R9-1 Rankin Inlet - History (Foster). - 1970, 1971. Includes “Socio-Cultural Survey: History of the Keewatin Central Arctic” by RGW; together with “Rankin Inlet: A Lesson in Survival” by Terrence Foster.

R1F3 Rankin [Inlet] Housing Council. - 1968.

R1-3 Rankin Inlet - Inuit Ikajuktigiit. - 1975.

R15 [Rankin Inlet] Kissarvik Co-operative. - nd, 1968-1969, 1973.

Rankin Inlet Mining: Reprints. Photocopied articles from the 1950s, primarily regarding nickel mines.

R6-3 Rankin [Inlet] Personalities (Photos). - 1969. - 17 photographs. Images of Qillaqut; Innukshuk; Tulugak; Qaviq; Nutaradlaluk; Aokout; Kusugak; Meekingwanak; Aklunark; Anawak; Satorsi; Tiiti and Okoktok; Issaluk; Ajaruaq; Ussak; Ukpik; and Siksik.

R1-3j Rankin Inlet Population Lists. - 1961, 1962, [1975]. - RESTRICTED. See also above, “Disc Lists.”

Rankin Inlet Questionnaires. - RESTRICTED. Questionnaires [of North Rankin Nickel Mine workers], providing age; marital status; number of children; place of origin; work history before and since coming to Rankin Inlet; training; occupational preference “when the mine closes down;”etc. Some include a detailed genealogy.

[Rankin Inlet Questionnaires] - Post Close-Down Interviews, Genealogies. - RESTRICTED. Handwritten notes from interviews with individuals following closing of [North Rankin Nickel Mine].

Rankin Inlet Recreation Association.

S5-3 Rankin Inlet Soil Analysis. - 1969.

Rasing, W.C.E. - Manuscript. Photocopy.

Rasmussen, Lars Toft. - 1985. Correspondence, clippings, draft articles and offprints.

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R3-3 Recreation. - 1967-1969. Report on recreation survey; press release re: the Canada Summer Games; constitution for the Rankin Inlet Recreation Association; etc.

Regehr, Dr. T.D. - 1982. Concerning work on a thesis committee.

Regional Perspectives in the North. - 1968. Includes RGW’s “ ‘Regions’ and the North” and “The Canadian Arctic, Sociocultural Change;” “Educational Aspirations of Working-Class High School Boys;”and materials relating to the 10th WASA annual meeting.

Regional Planning.

Regional Psychiatric Centre.

Reid, Dale. - nd, 1981-1984. - RESTRICTED. Includes a copy of a brief, “On the Use of Traditional Resources by Treaty Indians in Northern Saskatchewan: The Aboriginal Rights of Hunting, Fishing, Trapping and Gathering;” but primarily relates to work on a Master’s thesis in anthropology.

Rejection Study - G. Andrewartha.

Relocation Panel. - 1993-1994. Regarding participation in the Inuit Studies Conference.

R10-2 Remie, Cornelius. - 1972.

R1 Renaud, Father André. - nd, 1967.

Report on Mission to Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). - 1974. Written by the special staff group on northern employment and economic opportunities, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs.

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Reports - Inuktitut. - 1970. Mimeographed report on Douglas Schweitzer and W.D. Stewart [research]. Material in Inuktitut.

R2 Repulse Bay. - nd, 1965-1969. - English and Inuktitut. Correspondence. Some of the letters in Inuktitut have been translated. Includes postcard, “Christmas Greetings from Resolute Bay.”

Requests for Reprints.

R5-3 Research and Native Relations. - 1976.

57 Copy of policies agreed to at the Canadian Universities Northern Science Training Conference.

Research Colloquium - Intermediate Adaptation. - 1968.

Research Development. - nd, 1964. Handwritten notes, [written in response to comments by Mike Shand concerning northern research]; together with a paper by Trevor Lloyd (McGill), read at the 3rd National Northern Development Conference.

Research - Geography. - 1968.

R1 Research Personnel. - 1967-1968.

R7-1 Research Proposals. - nd, 1970-1975. Includes materials relating to “Acculturational Psychology;” “A Study of Communications in the Canadian North;” “Primitive Land Skills Study;” “Psychological Research in the North;” “An Evaluation and Analysis of Relocation Programs Involving the Movement of Eskimos to Southern Canada;” etc.

R3-2 Rheaume, Gene. - 1963-1966.

Rheaume’s Delta Report. - 1959. Regarding welfare services, Lower Mackenzie Region.

R8-2 Rich, Dr. E.E. - 1970.

Richards, Howard. - 1993. Re: nomination for membership in the Order of Canada.

Roepstorff, Poul. - 1985. Correspondence, together with applications to Danish foundations for research and publication of a book on circumpolar politics; joint project with RGW and Karla Jessen Williamson.

Rogge, John. - 1972-1973.

Romer, Mark J. - 1979-1980. Concerning grant for field work at Rankin Inlet.

R2-2 Roskin, Katherine. - 1968. Correspondence primarily concerning Idlout, a mutual friend.

R9-2 Ross, Jane. - 1970. Includes abstract of research proposal, “Adaptability of Eskimos in the hospital environment and the local community.”

Ross, Rupert. - 1994. Draft of “Surfing the Flux: Exploring the Roots of the Aboriginal Healing Perspective.”

58 Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd.

R7-2 Rowe, Dr. J.S. (Stan). - 1970-1983. Regarding the Northern Grants Committee.

R4-2 Rowley, G.W. - 1967.

RCMP.

Royal Commission on Aboriginal People. - 1993. Transcript of hearing; brief presented by RGW.

Royal Commission on Aboriginal People - RGW Evidence in Makivik News. - 1993.

Royal Commission on Aboriginal People - “Significant Aspects of Acculturation History in the Canadian Arctic.” - 1994. - 4 folders. Drafts of RGW report.

Royal Commission on Aboriginal People - “Significant Aspects of Acculturation History in the Canadian Arctic: Analysis of the Forces of Inuit and Southern White Interaction until Mid-Century.” - 1994. Final draft.

Royal Commission on Aboriginal People - Special Consultation Between Schultz and Gibson. - 1993. Transcript of telephone conversation.

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R3-1 Royal Tour of NWT. - 1975. - textual records and 1 photograph. Correspondence, invitations, itinerary, clippings, etc. relating to the tour of HRH Prince Charles; includes photograph of RGW with Prince Charles.

Royal Visit and Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. - 1973.

Rudnici, Walter. - 1960-1961.

R6-2 Russell, Ches. - 1969-1972.

R5-2 Ryder, John P. - 1969.

Saami and Swedish Material.

S3-1 Sabbatical Leave. - 1969, 1971-1973. See also below, Numbered Series, 21. Sabbatical Leave.

Sakon, Joyce.

59 Salverson, George. - 1959. Copy of “Trial by Ice,” a script for Crawley Films Limited RCMP TV series.

Sandahl, Ingrid. - 1974-1975, 1992.

Sarah [Williamson]’s Greenland Report.

Saskatchewan Canada Committee. - 1992. Material regarding the October 26, 1992 national referendum on the Charlottetown Agreement.

Saskatchewan Community Development. - 1973.

Saskatchewan Economic and Co-operative Development. - 1999. Preliminary discussion paper on proposed forestry centre, and includes correspondence regarding RGW’s suggested ‘Indigenous Environmental Monitoring Agency.’

Saskatchewan Man and Resources Planning Committee. - 1973.

Saskatoon Legal Assistance Clinic Society. - 1981. Notes for seminar; correspondence.

Schierup, Carl-Ulrik. - 1991, 1993. Copies of “Eurobalkanism” and “The post-communist enigma: Ethnic mobilisation in Yugoslavia.”

S18-2 Schneider, Bill. - 1970-1972. - RESTRICTED. Field notes, ‘notes on the effect of the introduction of money economy on the Eskimo,’ together with a research paper.

S21-2 Schulman, Dr. Jerome L. - 1971-1972. Primarily concerning a research proposal, “A Study of the Impact of Cultural Change and Complexity upon Self-Concept.”

S22-2 Schuurman, Herbert. - 1971.

S1 Science and Explorers. Information for travellers in the NWT; “an ordinance respecting scientists and explorers;” NWT archaeological sites regulations; etc.

S8-1 Scott Polar Research Institute. - 1969-1982.

Scott Polar Research Institute - Britain in the Arctic. - 1990. Conference materials.

Scruton, Roger. - 1996.

Sealskin Wars. Includes copy of RGW article, “The Sealskin Wars; The Fur Ban and Public Policy Advocacy; The Significance of Cultural Persistance;” and “Cultural Persistence and Cultural Casualties in the

60 Sealskin Wars.” See also above, “Fur Ban.”

S6-2 Searle, David H. - 1963-1970. Correspondence with Mark de Weerdt and Searle, including advice on eligibility to run for public office.

Sehdev, Inderjit. - 1996-1997. - RESTRICTED.

Self-Determination: International Perspectives - Alfredsson. - 1994. “Different Forms of and Claims to the Right of Self-Determination.”

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Self-Determination: International Perspectives - Correspondence.

Self-Determination: International Perspectives - Eide. - 1994. “Peaceful group accommodation as alternative to secession in sovereign states.”

Self-Determination: International Perspectives - “In Search of a People.”

Self-Determination: International Perspectives - Skutnabb-Kangas. “Language and Self-Determination.”

Seymour, Ray. - 1967.

SFU Indian Travel Project. - 1968. Notes and memoranda concerning a Saskatchewan Farmers Union project.

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan - Board.

Sharma, Satya. - 1980-1989. - RESTRICTED.

Sharp, Henry S. - 1973.

Shimkin, Demitri. - 1980-1981. Notes taken during lecture; copy of “Comanche-Shoshone Words of Acculturation, 1786-1848.”

Shimpo, Mike. - [1965], 1975.

Short Stories. - nd.

Shouldice, Michael - Arctic College. - 1988. Handwritten notes.

S6-1 Silumiut. - 1969-1970. Reports from the Northwest Hudson Bay Thule Project; together with a copy of “Sir Thomas Rowe’s Welcome - An Island of the Dead.”

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S15-2 Silversides, Frank. - 1968-1970. Concerning a study on eye-care.

Sivertz, Ben. - 1963-2000.

Slattery, Stuart (Environment Canada). - 1994. - textual records and 3 colour photographs. Request for assistance in identifying stone ‘structure’ at Karrak Lake, NWT.

The Small Nations of the North in International and Constitutional Law. - 1985. Seminar; includes notes.

S2 Smith, Lorne. - 1967-1969. - textual records and 12 photographs. Correspondence; together with article about and images of innusuk at Enukso Point.

S14-2 Smith, Valene L. - 1969-1971.

S5-1 Smithsonian Institution. - nd, 1970-1973. Notice of meteor sighting; information from the Centre for Short-Lived Phenomena, including “The Floods of Southeastern Europe;” “Preliminary Report on Damages Caused by the Peru Earthquake;” “The Hekla Fires;” “The Tasaday Forest People;” “Armyworm Predation by Yellow-Necked Spurfowl in the Longido Game Controlled Area;” “Present Situation of Volcanic Activity in Deception Island;” etc.

Snow, Ted. - RESTRICTED. Term paper on the ‘ramifications of the flexibility of Eskimo societal social structure.’

Social Assistance. - 1961. - RESTRICTED. Memo regarding the economic condition of a specific family.

“Social Change and Settlement Development in Keewatin.” Article by RGW.

Society for Applied Anthropology. - 1990.

Socio-Cultural Change Among Keewatin Eskimo. - 2 folders. First draft.

“Socio-Cultural Change in the Central Arctic.” Draft on social relations.

Socio-Cultural Implications of Global Change. - 1988-1989. Handwritten notes, together with “Economic Implications of Global Climatic Change” by S. Kulshreshtha; “Human dimensions of global environmental change” memorandum from Bill Clark.

“A Sociological Study of the Saskatchewan River Delta.” - 1967. Subtitled ‘A Study of Indian and Metis attitudes to Potential Development in the Cumberland

62 House Area;’ by Walter Hlady, Frank Price and Associates.

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“Some Aspects of the History of the Eskimo Naming System.” - 1987-1988. Article by RGW; together with correspondence.

S15-3 Southampton Island. - 1969, 1976.

S1-2 Spalding, Alex. - 1959-1977. “Some Thoughts on the Question of a Standard Orthography for the Canadian Eskimo Language;” together with correspondence from Svend Frederiksen.

Spalding, Alex - Manuscript. - 1975-1977. Correspondence, together with copy of Moon-Brother and Sun Sister And Other Selected Eskimo Myths.

S9 Special Senate Committee on Poverty. - 1969.

Special Speakers - Notes. - 1998. Notes from [talk given by] Dr. S. Lee, director of the Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development.

Speeches. Includes James Howard, “True Partnership Here in our Land;” J.G. McGilp, address to the agricultural conference, Fort Qu’Appelle; A.W. Carrothers, “Canada: Reluctant Imperialist;” J.B. Mawdsley, “Our North;” as well as notes for several speeches given by RGW.

S5-2 Spinks, Dr. J.W.T. - 1964, 1967-1975.

Spinks, J.W.T. - Memorial Tribute. - 1997.

“The Spirit of Keewatin.” - 1963. Article by RGW.

Stabler, Jack - Oil Pipeline Paper. - 1979. Draft copy of “Oil on Ice - The Political Economy of the Western Arctic,” together with comments.

Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade. - 1996. Regarding the Arctic and circumpolar cooperation

Standing Committee on Indian Affairs and Northern Development. - 1968.

Statistical Data of the Keewatin Region of the Northwest Territories. - [ca. 1970].

Stefansson Letter. - 1962. Letter from Valhjalmur Stefansson to Margaret Oldenburg, and passed on by her to RGW.

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Stensland, P.

S19-2 Strong, Maurice. - 1970.

S20-2 Strub, H.E. - 1971-1972. Regarding a project for a multi-media theatre show, “Light from the North.”

Stucki, L. - 1972. Copy of “Canada’s ‘Unemployable’ Northerners.”

Study of Communication Needs in Northern Saskatchewan. - 1971.

“Summary of Intervention on Universitas Borealis.” - nd. Address by RGW.

S7-1 Surveymin Limited. - 1970.

Swedish-Canadian Academic Foundation (SCAF) Conference. - 1987-1993. Includes draft of Williamson’s presentation, “The Circumpolar Perspective: Potentials for Balance and Bridging;” and a letter from Carl Widstrand (see also below, “Widstrand, C.”)

Swedish Embassy.

Swedish Project.

Swedish Social Info.

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S4-2 Swinton, George. - nd, 1964-1990. - 3 folders.

S9-2 Sydiaha, Dr. D. - 1967-1969. Materials relating to proposed studies.

S3-2 Symons, Dr. T.B.H. - Commission on Canadian Studies. - 1973.

Symposium IV - Arctic Resource Development. - 1981.

Taagholt, Jørgen. - 1975-1992. Includes several of Taagholt’s offprints, including “Greenland and the Future;” “Northern Waters: Resource Endowments;” “Automatic Meteorological Observations under Arctic Conditions;” etc.; together with correspondence. Material in [Danish] and English.

Taiga Times. - 1968. Correspondence with the editor, Ernie Senior. See also below, Publications - “The Taiga Times.”

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T2-3 Tamas, Andy. - 1974. T3-2 Taylor, Dr. W.E. - 1968-1971.

Tcherkassov [Cherkasov], Arkady. - 1993. Handwritten notes, clippings, copies of “Environmental Problems and Native Self-Government;” “What’s in a Referendum?” “International Co-operation in the Arctic: Opportunities and Contraints;” etc.

T4-1 Television Impact Study - R. Nichol. - 1973. Progress report.

T.E.S.T. - 1970. See also below, Publications Series.

Territorial Tour. - 1968-1969.

Thiessen, Jack. Series of articles on “Russia Revisited;” photocopies.

“This is a Family.” - 1957. Supplementary reader designed for Eskimo education; by RGW and JBH Gunn. Illustrated; 41 original pencil drawings.

Threat to the Indian in NWT.

Thwaite, Ann. - 1979-1991.

T6-2 Thompson, G.L. - 1969.

T7-2 Thybony, Scott. - 1970-1979.

Timmins, Edward. - 1987. Article on the pioneer missionaries of the Anglican Church of Canada, with special reference to the University of Emmanuel College (College of Emmanuel and St. Chad).

Towards Regional Ocean Development and Management in the Davis Straits/Baffin Bay Area. - [ca. 1985]. Includes correspondence; “Transit Management in the Northwest Passage: Problems and Prospects;” “Some Environmental Preconditions for a Development Policy for the Davis Strait/Baffin Bay Region;” etc.

T8-2 Townsend, Joan B. - 1969.

T4-3 Transair. - 1965-1973. Includes material on pre-inaugural Yellowknife flight.

Translation Work.

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T8-3 Transportation Study. - 1969-1970. - RESTRICTED.

Treaty Land Entitlement.

Tromsø Museum. - 1975.

Tromsø Universitet. - 1993. Material concerning the conference, Indigenous Politics and Self-Government.

Tromsø Universitet - Lecture Notes. - 1985. Notes for ‘Language Problems and Development Amongst Circumpolar Inuit.’

Tucker, Walter.

T6-3 Tuktoyaktuk Advisory Council Minutes. - 1969-1970.

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“Tundra Conference.” - 1969. - 2 folders. Conference on productivity and conservation in northern circumpolar lands; includes conference papers.

Turpel, Mary Ellen [ Turpel-Lafond, M.E.]. - [ca. 1995]. Drafts and annotated copies of “The Cultural Non-Homogeneity of Québec: Secessionism, Indigenous Legal Perspectives and Inseparability;” “Oui the People? Conflicting Visions of Self-Determination in Quebec.”

U1-1 UBC Arctic Tour. - 1975. Includes articles on Fort Simpson, Tuktoyaktuk, Norman Wells, Fort Good Hope, Aklavik, Old Crow, and Inuvik, as well as “An Overview of the Canadian Northwest.”

U3-3 The Ulu. - 1970.

U10-3 UNESCO Project. - 1973, 1975-1976.

Unidentified Manuscript Material.

United Nations Expert Meeting on Arctic Cultural Studies. - 1978.

United Nations Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities. - 1993.

U5-1 University of Calgary. - 1972.

University of Canada North Conference. - 1971. - 2 folders.

U4-1 University of Chicago. - 1968.

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U2-3 University of Manitoba Visit. - 1969.

Ussak. - 1982. Poem by RGW.

U8-1 USSR. - 1975, 1981. Includes copy of student paper by Janet Wiegers, “The Role of Sport and Physical Culture in the USSR.”

Vallee, Frank G. - 1964. Copy of “Notes on the Cooperative Movement and Community Organization in the Canadian Arctic;” “Stresses of Change and Mental Health Among the Canadian Eskimos.”

Van Raalte, Sharon. - 1974. RGW’s introduction to the Canadian Arctic Producer’s Cape Dorset calendar.

Veevee, Tommy. - 1990. - RESTRICTED. Concerning request to have RGW serve as an assistant during a parole hearing.

Versteegh, C. - 2000.

Visiting Talks. Handwritten notes taken during lectures.

Walker, Ernie. - 1983.

Ward, Norman.

W2-1 WASA (Western Anthropology and Sociology Association). - 1969. Includes copy of “Third World Neo-Colonial Experience and Models of Indian Government in Canada.”

W10-2 Watson, Graham. - 1970-1971.

W7-2 Watson, Dr. L.F. - 1969, 1973.

Watson, LF - Rankin Report. - 1977. First four sections of Watson’s ANIK report on the arrival of television at Rankin Inlet.

Wavell, Stuart. - 1997. Regarding piece for the Sunday Times on the impact the European Union’s ban on fur has had on trapping cultures.

W9-1 Weather Recording. - 1972-1973.

“Week of the Inuit.” Agenda.

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Weller, Geoffrey. Copies of offprints: “The Determinants of Canadian Health Policy;” “The Push for Reprivatization of Health Care Services in Canada, Britain, and the United States;” “The Development of Health Policy in Canada.”

W11-2 Wenzel, George. - 1970-1971.

W8-1 Western Collaboration Proposal. - 1972. Concerning support from the Glenbow Foundation for a joint project with the three prairie universities.

W1-3 Whale Cove. - 1967-1969. Letters from, or concerning, residents of Whale Cove.

Whaling. - 1992. de Weerdt, Mark - see above, “Searle, David H.”

Wheelersburg, Robert. - 1988. - 2 folders. Copy of Wheelersburg’s PhD dissertation, “The Effects of Scandinavian Society on Sami (Lapp) Land-use, Economic Behaviour and Settlement in Northern Sweden, 1600-1986.”

Folder 1 (Box 38) BOX 39 Folder 2 (Box 39)

W14 Whitmore, Robert G. and others. - 1967-1976. Includes copy of report on “Health Education in Northern Saskatchewan,” specifically Black Lake.

W12-2 Whyte, Catharine R. - 1970.

W5-2 Widstrand, Dr. C.G. - 1969-1982.

Williamson, Peter. - 1990. Copy of “Political and Constitutional Change in the Northwest Territories Since the Carrothers Report.”

W13-2 Williamson, RG - Eskimo Underground. - 1975. - textual records and cassette. Includes correspondence, draft, first copy. See also Publications Series.

W3-1 Williamson Library Holdings. - 1969. See also above, “Library Holdings - ARTC and Williamson.

Williamson - Offprints.

Wilson, Sandy. - 1992. - RESTRICTED. Regarding complaints against the Worker’s Compensation Board.

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W7-1 Women’s Institutes of Canada. - 1968-[1969]. A resolution regarding field workers, together with a copy of “Into the North.”

W9-2 Wonders, William C. - 1970. Regarding publication of an article in Canada’s Changing North.

Worker Adjustment. - 1962. - RESTRICTED. Memos regarding adjustment problems for some individuals working at the North Rankin Nickel Mine.

Y1-1 York University. - 1970.

Y1-3 Yukon Territory. - 1970. Promotional materials; material on teaching opportunities.

Z1 Zavatti, Dr. Silvio. - 1967-1974. Correspondence and offprints.

SERIES 2: NUMERIC SERIES

[ca. 1964-1987]. - 60.69 cm. - textual records.

This series consists primarily of offprints, speeches, reports, and academic papers.

List.

1. Northern Culture Change (RGW Papers). - nd, 1965-1971. Includes “Regions and Identity in the North: Some Notes;” “The Canadian Arctic, Sociocultural Change;” an [untitled] article on Inuit art published in The Beaver; “A Flame Within the Spear-Head;” “Eskimo Value Persistence in Contemporary Acculturation;” “The Institute for Northern Studies;” “Macro-Social Structures and Processes in Northern Cultural Change;” “The Keewatin Settlements.” See also above, alpha numeric series, A-1 “Academic Papers” and “Articles.”

2. Bibliographic Sources.

3. Land Claims. - 1976-1983. Proposed agreement-in-principle for the establishment of Inuit rights; various articles from the 1970s regarding Nunavut; “Judicial Theories of Aboriginal Title;” “Aboriginal Rights: The Native American’s Struggle for Survival;” “Inuit Land Claims;” together with a contract with RGW for negotiating between the federal government and the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada.

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4. Acculturation Theory.

69 Photocopied article on stability and change, together with course notes for a class originally to be taught by RGW.

5. Missing.

6. Keewatin & Labrador Missions. - [ca. 1981], 1983. Copy of Eskimo, together with “Missionaries and Heathen in Labrador: The Role of Death in the Conversion Process,” by David Scheffel.

7. Constitution (Canada). - 1981. Copy of “Inuit and Constitutional Reform.”

8. Oil and Politics. - 1980, 1984. Press release on the Beaufort Sea environmental assessment, together with “Gaslight Follies: The Political Economy of the Western Arctic” by J.C. Stabler and M.R. Olfert.

9. Theoretical Source Papers (including paper for development). - 1968-1984. - 2 folders. - RESTRICTED. Includes some student papers, as well as “A Review of the Acculturation Approach in Anthropology, with Special Reference to Recent Change in Native Alaska,” by A.M. Ervin; photocopied articles from American Anthropologist; “A Study of the Structure of Two Eskimo Societies,” by E.S. Burch; articles concerning ‘nature v nurture’ and the debate over Margaret Mead’s Samoan study.

Folder 1 - 1968-1983 Folder 2 - 1975-1984 - RESTRICTED

10. Technology and Social Change (Sources). Photocopied chapters from book edited by Bernard and Pelto; including articles on snowmobiles and arctic housing.

11. Inuit Publications. - 1983-1984. Includes single copy of Inuit Today, together with two issues of Inungnut. See also below, Publications Series.

12. Greenland Politics and Finances. - nd, 1967-1985. Various articles on Danish sovereignty and the rise of nationalism; economic development; etc.; together with notes and correspondence.

13. Missing.

14. (Popular Public) Lecture Material. - nd, 1968-1977. Handwritten notes for “Medicine in the Arctic;” “Circumpolar People;” “Cultural Sensitivity in the Context of Health Work;”“The People of the North;” “The Eskimo and Modern Medicine;” “The Lapps Today;” “Role of Women;” etc.

15. Mining (Industry and Inuit - Canada). - nd, 1981. Includes “Inuit Employment at the Nanisivik Mine on Baffin Island;”“Borealis: The Geology and

70 Feasibility of its Magnetite Deposits in the Canadian Arctic;”“The Socio-Economic Impact of Mining and the Inuit;”etc.

16. Spence Bay (Study). - 1976. Photocopy of preface, summary and introduction.

17. CBC Northern Service. - 1978. First drafts of “Broadcasting and Cultural Variation in the Central Arctic” by RGW; together with notes.

18. Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) Executive Council Minutes. - 1980-1983.

19. Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) Assembly Organization. - 1983. Copy of brief to the MacDonald Commission on Canada’s Future.

20. Northern Lightly. - 1964. Copy of RGW’s Punch, “Cool Communications,” together with notes for “Northern Lightly.”

21. Sabbatical Leave. - 1980-1984. Correspondence, together with information on Ilisimatusarfik, the Centre for Arctic Research, and the Scott Polar Research Centre; as well as “On the West Greenlandic Cultural Imperialism in East Greenland,” Canadian ad hoc committee for applied anthropology newsletter, proceedings from the 1rst international symposium on renewable resources and the economy of the north, etc. See also above, alpha-numeric series, “Sabbatical Leave” and “Petersen, Robert.”

22. Inuktitut Language (Papers and Inuit Literature). - 1974-1984. - RESTRICTED. “Conversation Distance for Innuit and Kabloona;” “Non-verbal Communication Among Innuit and Indians in Northern Canada;” “Canadian Inuit Literature: the Development of a Tradition;” “Language as an Aspect of Acculturation in Labrador;” “Linguistic Relativism and Poetic Indeterminancy: A Reformation of Sapir’s Hypothesis;” “Language and Cultural Expressiveness: Three Areas of Linguistic Contribution to Anthropology.” Includes student papers.

23. missing

24. Extractive Industry: Greenland. - 1981-1984.

25. Milton Freeman. - 1976-1984. Primarily offprints of Freeman articles or reports he co-authored: “Aboriginal/Subsistence Whaling;” “Impact on Arctic Man;” “Community-based Research;” “Persistence and Change: The Cultural Dimension;” “An Ecological Perspective on Man-Environment Research in the Hudson and James Bay Region;” “Anthropologists and Policy-Relevant Research: The Case for Accountability;” “Nirtuiit: The Centrality and Continued Importance of Traditional Foods to Inuit Society.” See also above, alpha-numeric series, “Freeman, Milton.”

26. Role of Women in Modern Inuit Society. - 1975.

71 Student paper: “Changing Roles Among the Women of the North.”

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27. Mythology. - 1967-1970. - RESTRICTED. Student papers: “Mythology: A Key to Understanding the Eskimo;” “An Insight into Traditional Eskimo Culture Through Mythology;” “Folktales of the Alaskan Eskimos: Socializers in, and Reflectors of Culture.”

28. Kinship & Eskimo Social Organization. - RESTRICTED. “The Structure of Central Eskimo Associations;” “Kinship and Alliance in Eskimo Social Organization: the Nature of Flexibility.” Includes student paper.

29. Applied Anthropology Reprints. “Argument for a Dynamic Theory of Pluralism;” “Historical Theory and the Applied Anthropology of US and Canadian Indians;” “The Process of Sociocultural Continuity;” “The Cultural Problem of the Cultural Anthropologist;” “Commentary: Anthropological Value Positions;” “Ethnic Identity and Perceived Distance between Ethnic Categories;” “Historical Development of Industrial Anthropology;” etc.

30. Eskimo Naming System. Draft of article by RGW, “The History of the Eskimo Naming System.”

31. (Mainly Eskimo) Shamanism (Inuit Religion, also Lapps & Missions). - 1968-1984. - RESTRICTED. “Shamanism in Eskimo Society;” “Some Observations Relevant to the Study of Shamanism;” “Traditional Life-Crisis Customs of the Eskimo;” “Shamanism Among the Central Eskimo;” “Religious Beliefs of the Lapps;” “The Structure of the Shamanistic Complex Among the Netsilik and Igulik;” “The Symbolism of the Body in Inuit Culture.” Includes student papers.

32. missing

33. Co-operatives in the North. - nd, 1983, 1987. - RESTRICTED. Student papers.

34. Empty file.

35. Dale Reid - Final Documentation. - 1983-1984. - RESTRICTED. Includes a copy of research outline regarding a damages claim by the Peter Ballantyne band over the Whitesand Dam. See also above, alpha-numeric series, “Reid, Dale.”

36. Robert Petersen Papers. - 1977, 1980. Materials in English and Inuktitut.

37. Missing

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38. Missing

39. Greenland and NATO. - nd, 1985. Articles by Clive Archer.

40. Hunters and Gatherers. - 1975, 1978. - RESTRICTED. Student papers.

41. Eskimo Games & Culture Change. - 1967. Paper by Thomas Lathrop.

42. Mental Health & Deviance – Arctic. - 1963-1981. - RESTRICTED. Student papers, together with Williamson’s article, “The Canadian Arctic, Sociocultural Change;” and “Notes on Culture Change and Personality Adjustment among the North Alaskan Eskimos” by Norman Chance.

43. Missing

44. Inuit Art. - 1979-1980. - RESTRICTED. “Spence Bay Sculpture: ‘An Expressive Force’;” together with a student paper.

45. Arctic Economic Change. - nd, 1977-1984. - RESTRICTED. Includes drafts of Williamson’s article, “International Economic Interests and the Canadian Eskimo;” Jack Stabler’s article, “Development Planning North of 60: Requirements and Prospects;” together with student papers.

46. Empty file.

47. Summaries of Inuit Circumpolar Population, Government Representative Structure. - 1977-1983. Press releases, opening remarks from the First Minister’s conference on aboriginal constitutional matters; international covenant on the rights of indigenous peoples; etc.

48. Landsting. - 1984. Material primarily in Danish; some English. Includes brief overviews of various political parties in Greenland: Siumut, Atassut, and Inuit Ataqatigiit; and other material on Greenland’s “Home Rule Parliament.”

49. Dalhousie Ocean Studies Program. - nd, 1981-1984. Includes chapters from an LLM thesis on fisheries management; three issues of New Directions; a green paper on management of the Lancaster Sound region; a draft of “Ocean Development and Management in the Arctic: Issues in American and Canadian Relations;” etc.

50. Sami Politicization. - 1975-1983. - - RESTRICTED. Includes “Reindeer herders of Jokkmokk;” “Sami or Swede?;” “Swedish Government Policies on the Lapps;” “The Beginnings of Ethnic Politicization Among the Swedish Lapps (Sami);” “The Lapps in Sweden;” “Legislation of Ethnicity;” and a student paper, “Use of Domesticated Reindeer by Circumpolar Peoples.”

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51. SSHRCC. - 1984. Copies of grant application, “Value Persistance and Re-Interpretation in Inuit Policization,” together with comments; including request for sabbatical leave.

52. Whalers in Canada. Essay and notes.

53. Alcoholism. - 1970, 1982. Includes “Annotated Bibliography: Cross Cultural Studies in Alcohol Use;” “Alaskan Villagers’ Views on Problem Drinking: ‘Those Who Forget’;” “Levels of Analysis and Levels of Need: Cultural Factors and the Assessment of Need for Alcoholism Treatment Services in an Urban Community.”

54. Henrik Wilhjelm (Symposium Planning).

55. Inuit Circumpolar Conference Study Proposal & Official Forms. - 1984.

56. RGW 1984 Book Review of People of the Willow. - 1984.

57. Davis Straight International Joint Commission. - nd, 1980-1984.

58. Keewatin Inuit Association – Inuit Grave Sites Project. - 1983-1985.

59. Mark Gordon Report. - 1984. Report on the Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) in Canada;

60. Questionnaire Material - Greenland. Material in English, Danish, and Greenlandic.

61. Missing.

62. Culture Change and Exteriorization. - nd, [1964], 1967, 1984. - RESTRICTED. “Deference Behaviour Among the Inuit – Resistance to Resocialization in a Minority Community” by Eunice Baxter; “Changing Settlement Patterns in Inuit Communities” by Baxter and Alec McKay; “Administration Role Definition and Social Change” by A.G. Frank; Williamson’s “The Canadian Arctic, Socio-Cultural Change;” and a student paper, “The Process of Progress: an Examination of the Phenomenon of Culture Change.”

62b. Philosophy & Methodology of Research (Seminar). - 1983.

63. Arctic Pilot Project (Greenland Newsletter no. 1-82).

64. Universities and the North (including Greenland). - 1983-1984.

65. Greenland Education. - 1976.

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66. Inuit Life Foundation / Intersect. - 1980.

67. Greenland Ethnography. - 1973, 1974. Copies of “Human Reciprocity: An Arctic Exemplification” by B. Jensen; and “Examples of Greenlandic Humour with Regard to Culture Contacts and Inter-ethnic Relationships” by Inge Kleivan.

68. [Ernest S.] Tiger Burch Papers on Keewatin. - 1977-1979. “Muskox and Man in the Central Canadian Subarctic, 1689-1974;” “Caribou Eskimo Origins: an Old Problem Reconsidered;” “The Thule – Historic Eskimo Transition on the West Coast of Hudson Bay;” Chipewyan and Inuit in the Central Canadian Subarctic, 1613-1977.”

69. Manitsoq Families & Community History. - 1982. Material in [Greenlandic].

SERIES 3: ARCTIC RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTRE (ARTC) SERIES

1966-1981 (inclusive). - 81.28 cm. - textual records and 12 photographs.

This series documents the University of Saskatchewan’s Arctic Research and Training Centre, including financial records, building specifications, annual and weekly reports, and extensive correspondence with University personnel, students, and academic researchers. Material regarding courses can also be found below, in Series 4: Department of Anthropology.

ARTC (General). - 1966-1981. - 3 folders.

ARTC 1974. Report.

ARTC 1983. - 1983. - textual records and 12 photographs. Report on ARTC, including an appendix on gardening in low arctic communities.

Accommodation Invoices. - 1969-1975.

A20-1 Accommodation Rates. - 1972, 1975.

A38-1b Account - Imperial Bank of Commerce - Rankin Inlet. - 1976.

A38-1 Account - Royal Bank of Canada - Ft. Churchill. - 1972-1973, 1976.

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A19 Accounts.

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Accounts - Paid by INS. - 1969-1970.

Accounts - Rankin. - 1970-1971. - 3 folders.

Accounts - Saskatoon. - 1971.

A36-1 Annual Report. - 1970-1972, 1976.

A7-1 ATCO. - nd, 1968-1973. - 2 folders. A7-1b Blueprints; invoices regarding ARTC building.

A9-5 ARTC - ATCO Correspondence and Plans. - nd, 1966-1972. - 2 folders. Primarily correspondence; includes promotional materials from ATCO, samples of their interior products, and some blueprints.

A29-1 Audio Visual Services. - 1970.

Bibliography for Summer Program.

Bolger, Clare. - 1967. Regarding Eskimo Language Course.

A16 Budget (Forecast). - 1968-1971.

A6 Building. - 1968-1975.

A9 Building Equipment. - 1968-1973. Correspondence, invoices and inventories regarding miscellaneous furnishings and equipment.

A6-1 [Building] - Maintenance. - 1976. See also above, A7-1b ATCO

A43-1 Building Services. - 1972, 1975-1976.

A11 Catering. - 1968-1969.

A42-1 Charter. - 1972.

A19-1 Computer Printouts - Saskatoon Account. - 1971-1972.

C37-1 Contract for Building Rental. - 1971-1975.

Course 1971. Includes genealogies, descriptions of [Inuit] songs, etc. See also “Dept of Anthropology, Anthropology S212f - Student Histories and Genealogies;” “Eskimo Kinship.”

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C33-1 Course Evaluations. - 1970.

W10-1 Correspondence to Williamson from ARTC. - 1973.

D8-1 Dental Therapy. - 1975-1976.

Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. - 1966-1967.

D3 Dittoed Material, ARTC Library. Includes “The Spirit of Keewatin;” “Expeditions to the Canadian Arctic.”

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E13-1 Eskimo Culture / Applied Anthropology / ELS Course. - 1971.

E9-1 Eskimo Language Program. - 1970-1975.

E9-3 Eskimo Language School. - 1958, 1966-1972.

A26-1 (Events and Visitors). - nd, 1969, 1970, 1976.

F2-1 Filing (and Library) Instructions.

F4-1 Flimsies. - 1967-1976. - 13 folders. Copies of all outgoing correspondence; includes newsletters. BOX 45

Food Inventory. - 1971.

G4 Greenhouse. - 1968-1969. Material from Ewen Coxworth; and an offprint from F.G. Hannell.

A35-1 Guests. - nd, 1969-1975.

Homemaking Class. Given by Jean Williamson

H3-1 Handouts. - [ca. 1970].

Handouts for ARTC Field Courses. Includes copies of ““Notes on the Cooperative Movement and Community Organization in the Canadian Arctic;” “The Relation of Language to Culture;” The Flexibility of Eskimo Social Organization;” “The Dynamics of Change;” “Kinship Reckoning Among the Belcher Island Eskimo;” “Burial Patterns in the Canadian Arctic;” “The Timeless Present in the Mythology of the Aivilik Eskimos;” “Eskimo Herdsmen;” “Caribou Eskimo Legal Concepts;” “Acculturation.”

I13-1 Information Pamphlets - ARTC & Rankin Inlet. - nd, 1968, 1971, 1976.

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A21 Library. - nd, 1969-1973, 1976.

L4-1 Long Distance Phone Logs. - 1970, 1972, 1975.

M13-1 Maps. - 1970-1972.

Memos. - 1974, 1976-1978. Primarily concerning ARTC operations and planning for its future; ARTC review; etc.

M8-1 Memos - R.M. Bone. - 1973.

M2 Memos - Shirley King. - 1967-1969. Regarding ARTC / INS operations.

M3 Memos - Dr. Kupsch. - nd, 1967-1972. - 2 folders. Regarding ARTC / INS operations. Includes “A History and Prognosis” for INS.

M2-1 Memos - Phyllis Smith (INS). - 1969-1973.

A20a-3 Monthly Financial Statements. - 1975-1977.

A34-1 Newsletter. -1971-1973.

O2-1 Official Opening.

P8-1 Permafrost Project. - 1970-1972. Correspondence with National Research Council, regarding the boundary between continuous and discontinuous permafrost zones, and ground temperature measurements. [See also alphabetical subject-nominal series, file “Instrumentation”].

P9-1 Pollution and Environment. - 1970. Copy of Habitat; Environment 1975; and a reading list.

BOX 46 P1-1 Press. - 1966, 1969-1970.

A12-1 ARTC Proposal. - 1966. Initial proposal for the establishment of an arctic research and training centre.

A13 Proposed Projects. - 1968-1970.

Research Personnel. - 1967.

R2 Research Projects. - 1967-1971, 1975.

S4-1 Student Applications for Summer Course.

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A32-1 Student Billeting. - 1970-1971.

T7-1 Telegrams. - 1967-1972. - 5 folders.

Telephone Account - Bell Canada.

VHF Forward Scatter Project. - 1967.

V1-1 VHF Transmitter Packing Instructions.

SERIES 4: DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY SERIES

1965-2000. - 101.6 cm. - textual records.

This series contains course outlines, exams, some student assignments (particularly those relating to summer courses taught at Rankin Inlet); as well as correspondence with colleagues in the department, faculty minutes, and other reports related to the department.

Anthropology 101 - “My Culture” Statements.

Anthropology 111.3 - Course Outline. - nd, 1987-1994.

Anthropology 111.3 - Final Exam & Key. - 1984, 1990-1994.

Anthropology 111.3 - Midterm Exam and Key. - nd, 1982, 1987, 1990-1993.

Anthropology 111.3 - Suggested Readings. - 1987, 1992-1994.

Anthropology 120B. - 1978, 1980-1981. Course outline, midterm and final exam.

Anthropology 202 - Examinations. - nd, 1965-1966.

Anthropology 212. - nd, 1967-1968. Outlines, exams.

A14 Anthropology S212. - 1969.

A14 Anthropology S212 - Summer School. - 1967-1970.

A14b Anthropology S212f - Student Histories and Genealogies. - 1969-1970. - RESTRICTED. Genealogies of Rankin Inlet families; some correspondence with and background data on students. See also “ARTC Course 1971;” “Eskimo Kinship.”

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A24 Anthropology 222. - nd, 1968, 1970.

A24-1 Anthropology S222f - Exams and Procedures. - 1969-1976.

Anthropology S222f - Genealogies. - 2 folders. Genealogies of Rankin Inlet families.

A24b-1Anthropology S222f - Genealogies - Community Maps.

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Anthropology S222f - Student Papers. - 1969.

A24 Anthropology S222f - Student Records. - 1970. Brief biographical sketches, including educational history, cross-cultural experiences, languages, etc. See also below, “Student Biographies.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Barbara Bailey. - 1970. “Journal Condensation and Course Evaluation.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Georgia Barth. - 1970. “Activity Observation: Area Administration;” “Some Observations Concerning the Rankin Inlet Housing Association.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Cathie Campbell. - 1970. “The Library as a Communications Agent;” “Journal;” “The Recreation Program and its Role in the Community.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Suzie Cox. - 1970. “Observation of prenatal care classes held at the Rankin Inlet Nursing Station; “Traditional Eskimo Values and Recreational Dancing in Rankin Inlet, NWT;” “Journal Synthesis and Excerpts.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Mara Feeney. - 1970. - RESTRICTED. “An Exercise in Ethnomusicological Research Performed in Rankin Inlet, NWT;” “(Dissection of) A Family Frolick for Fun and Fish;” “Mara’s Daily Journal.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Leonard Fischer. - 1970. - RESTRICTED. “Language and Acculturation Among the Eskimos of Rankin Inlet;” “Rankin Inlet Observations;” “Activity Observation - Pottery Making at the Crafts Shop.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - June Fisher. “Social and Economic Functions of the Co-operative Movement in the Northern Arctic;” “Journal Summary of Rankin Inlet.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Peter Johnston. “Aborigine and Eskimo: A Comparison of Two Settlements;” “Commercial Movies in Rankin

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Inlet;” “Journal.”

Anthropology S222f - Term Assignments - Scott Thybony. - 1970. - RESTRICTED. “Inter-Cultural Dependency;” “Open-Water, Summer Seal Hunting;” “Journal.”

Anthropology 223.3 - Course Outline. - 1981-1997. Includes 1997 reading list.

Anthropology 223.3 - Final Exam. - 1986-1997.

Anthropology 223.3 - Handout: “Memorandum for the Study of Acculturation.”

Anthropology 223.3 - Reading List. - nd, 1992-1995.

Anthropology 225.6 - Course Outline. - nd, 1983.

Anthropology 225.6 - Sharma’s Material. - 1982.

Anthropology 229.3 - Course Outline. - nd, 1993.

Anthropology 229.3 - Final Exam. - nd, 1967-1998. Note: Anthro 229 was formerly Anthro 212, 312.

Anthropology 229.3 - Handouts.

Anthropology 229.3 - Reading List.

Anthropology 230.3. - 1987.

Anthropology 232.3. - 1995.

Anthropology 311.3 - Reading List.

Anthropology 312 - Exam. - 1969-1970.

Anthropology 312 - JFV Millar. - 1969. Lecture notes.

Anthropology S312f. - Exam. - 1967.

Anthropology 321.3 - Course Outline. - nd, 1983, 1995, 1997.

Anthropology 321.3 - Final Exam. - 1983-1998.

Anthropology 321.3 - Handouts.

Anthropology 321.3 - Reading List. - nd, 1992.

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Anthropology 324 B. - 1978.

A24-2 Anthropology 326B & 336B. - 1971-1986.

Anthropology 328.3 - Course Outline. - 1985.

Anthropology 380. - 1975.

Anthropology 391A & 392B. - 1967. Includes handwritten notes from various faculty, suggesting exam questions.

Anthropology 425. - 1981.

Anthropology 800 - Final Exam.

Anthropology 803.3 - Reading List.

Anthropology 820.

Anthropology - MA Comprehensive Exam. - 1974-1977.

Anthropology - Miscellaneous notes for classes.

APALA Student Conference. - 1996. Proceedings and abstracts.

Archaeology. Mimeographed materials from Dr. Pohorecky.

Arctic Cultural Program. - 1979.

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Bibliographies. Includes “Indian/Native Studies in Canada 1980-1992: A Bibliographical Essay.”

Core Reading List for Graduate Program. - 1972.

Course Evaluations. - 6 folders.

D5-1 Department of Anthropology. - nd, 1965-2000. - 4 folders. Includes correspondence with colleagues, memos, reports, etc. BOX 49

Department of Anthropology - Confidential. - 1978, 1988, 1992. - RESTRICTED. Includes promotion materials, notes and references regarding hiring; material concerning grading and conduct problems with a colleague.

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Department of Sociology and Anthropology. - 1968-1969.

Departmental Meetings. - nd, 1969-1996. Copies of faculty meeting minutes, notes, meetings with college deans, etc.

D2-1 Dittoed Material - Anthropology and Archaeology. Various exams, course outlines, etc.

External Review. - 1978-1995. - 4 folders. Includes college review preliminary departmental report, external reviews for 1986, 1995, and “Review of Activities and Programs, 1978-1984.”

Feminist Anthropology.

Handouts. - 3 folders. Mimeographed articles by Brandt, Vallee, etc.

Long-Term Planning. - 1986, 1998.

Material for Hayden. - 1983. Departmental history.

Memos from Millar. - 1971-1972.

Report of Committee on Administrative Arrangements for Anthropology and Archaeology. - 1969.

Report of the College Planning & Budget Committee. - 1998.

Self-Study Document. - 1995.

S4 Student Applications for S222. - 1970.

Student Biographies. - 1968-2000. - 10 folders. - RESTRICTED.

Folder 1 (Box 49) BOX 50 Folder 2 (Box 50) 25th Anniversary. - 1988-1990.

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SERIES 5: ESKIMO RELOCATION IN CANADA - (RESEARCH) SERIES

1963-1973. - 10 cm. - textual records.

This series contains original research data and copies of government records, relating to the

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Asbestos (Deception Bay) Relocation - DIAND Documents - File 680-3-50 - Churchill. - 1963-1964. - RESTRICTED. Photocopied or typed copies.

Eskimo Relocation. - 1972-1973. - RESTRICTED. Correspondence regarding research project.

Eskimo Relocation - Ottawa Files Xerox. - 1968-1972. - RESTRICTED. Photocopies of government documents, primarily concerning the relocation of North Rankin Nickel Mine workers to Lyn Lake, Manitoba; also includes correspondence between Terrence Foster (research assistant and co-author) and various mines, government agencies, education districts, etc. Note also the material on North Rankin Nickel Mine, below.

Information Inventory Sheets - 1972. - 12 folders. - RESTRICTED. Data from interviews; includes demographic information; family data; work history; written notes on interview; etc. A separate file has been kept on some participants.

Lyn Lake Relocation. - 1972. - RESTRICTED. Typewritten notes and observations; includes brief historical overview, as well as information on specific individuals.

Lyn Lake Relocation - DIAND Documents - File 680-3-50 - Churchill. - 1963-1972. RESTRICTED. Photocopied or typed copies.

Mine Relocation - Preparatory - DIAND - 680-3-50 - Churchill. - 1964. - RESTRICTED. Government report on ‘mine employment preparation course;’ includes assessments of individuals. Photocopy.

Press Reports - Re: Relocation - Lyn Lake and Yellowknife.

Rankin Inlet - Community Data. - 1972. Lists of individuals working/volunteering with various businesses, government agencies, associations, etc.

Relocation - Eskimos to 1962. Draft of [chapter], “Eskimo Relocation in Canada Before 1962.”

Tungsten (Flat River) Relocation - DIAND Documents - File 680-3-50 - Churchill. - 1962-1963. - RESTRICTED. Photocopied or typed copies.

Yellowknife Relocation. - 1963-1964. - RESTRICTED. Photocopied or typed copies of government documents.

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SERIES 6: INSTITUTE FOR NORTHERN STUDIES SERIES

1965-1990 (inclusive). - 20.32 cm. - textual records and 3 photographs.

The Institute for Northern Studies was established in January 1960 as a multi-disciplinary unit dedicated to research on the Canadian north and other circumpolar regions, with a special emphasis on northern Saskatchewan. The Institute was phased out over a three-year period, beginning in 1981.

This series contains minutes and other documents related to the administration of INS, as well as some research materials, reports, etc.

INS General. - nd, 1965-1981. - 3 folders.

Advisory Committee. - 1968-1980..

Annual Meeting. - 1972.

ARTC and Anthropology. - 1977-1978. Memoranda relating to the Arctic Studies Committee, ARTC, and anthropology.

Canada Council Program Grant. - 1975.

Comminterphone.

Comminterphone (Draft).

Comminterphone (Report). - 1972.

C34-1 Comminterphone Project. - nd, 1971-1972. - textual records and 3 photographs.

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Conference. - 1965-1966. Regarding Northern Studies Conference.

I5b Executive Committee. - 1965-1968. Minutes of the Executive Committee; materials relating to the First National Northern Research Conference. See also above, Series 1, “1rst National Northern Research Conference.”

E14-1 Extension Classes - Experimental Community Education. - 1972.

History, Budget & Administration.

M4-1 Musk-Ox. - 1965, 1968-1971, 1975. Includes drafts of an address by RGW to the Musk-Ox Circle, “Social Change Among Canadian

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Eskimo.”

I5a Original 12-Point Plan for INS. - 1964-1965, 1974, 1980. Notes on “Northern Interests;” “Keewatin Regional Study;” “ARTC & Northern Learning;” etc.

I21-1 Planning. - 1974-1975.

Polar Gas.

Programs. - 1968. Correspondence and memorandum.

S11-2 Schweitzer, Doug (Memos). - 1969-1973.

Rankin. - 1967-1990.

[Research]. Abstracts of published works relating to northern research.

SERIES 7: INUIT CIRCUMPOLAR CONFERENCE (ICC) SERIES

[ca. 1976-1995]. - 45.64 cm. - textual records.

This series relates to the work of the ICC, its conferences, reports, etc; and contains materials created by RGW during a study on Inuit political leadership.

ICC General. - 1977-1986. - 2 folders. Reports to the general assembly; includes briefs on home rule in Greenland; the environmental commission of the ICC; Inuit and arctic policy in Canada.

ICC - 1977.

ICC - 1980.

ICC - 1980 - Seminar Material.

ICC - 1983.

Charter.

Collapse of the Arctic Seal Skin Market: Retrospective Study and Sustainable Options. - 1995.

Conference - 1977. Complete transcripts. Please see oversize.

Conference - Unidentified. Complete transcripts. Please see oversize.

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Draft Principles for an Arctic Policy.

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ICC Executive Committee.

ICC Executive Council.

Financial. - 1981-1982.

Fur Ban.

ICC General Assembly - 1980.

ICC General Assembly - 1980 - Papers.

ICC General Assembly - 1980 - Proposed Amendments.

ICC General Assembly - 1983.

ICC General Assembly - 1983 - President’s Report.

ICC General Assembly - 1986.

ICC General Assembly - 1986 - Background Material.

ICC General Assembly - 1986 - Elders Conference Recommendations.

ICC General Assembly - 1986 - President’s Report.

ICC General Assembly - 1986 - Resolutions, Proposed Amendments, Principles.

ICC General Assembly - 1986 - Speeches.

ICC General Assembly - 1995.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Bylaws.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Circumpolar Sustainable Development. - 1994.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Elders Caucus.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Language and Orthography.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Resolutions.

ICC General Assembly - 1995 - Speeches.

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Greenland.

ICC - Inuit Arctic Policy Review - see below, Publications Series.

Inuit Land Use and Occupancy Study.

“Inuit Self-Determination is External Jurisdiction.” - 1993.

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Inuit Tapirisat of Canada. - 1982-1983.

Notes for “Inuit Organized.”

Notes for ‘Values, Value Persistence, Reformation and Replacement in Eskimo Politicization.’ [Address] to the Scott Polar Research Centre. Includes notes for Tromsø Universitet lecture, “Acculturation and Politicization in the Inuit World.”

Pre-Conference. - 1976. “Un-edited transcript.”

Reports.

ICC Study - General Correspondence.

ICC Study - Inuit Politician Interviews. Includes separate files for the following: Lars Chemnitz Ingmar [Egede] Eva Ejerhed Tim Ingold Lars-Emil Johannsen Aqqaluq Lynge Moses Olsen Henriette Rasmussen Dalee Sambo Marianne Staenbeck

ICC Study - Inuit Politician Interviews - Background Material. - 1983, 1986. Includes speech from the Greenland Home Rule at the ICC Conference; ‘The US Arctic Research Commission: Some Whys, Whats and Hows;’ precis of the 1983 ICC general assembly.

ICC Study - Inuit Politician Interviews - Interview Questions.

ICC Study - Inuit Politician Interviews - Notes. Includes notes from Brian Roberts, David Maybury-Lewis taken during [interviews? lectures?].

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[ICC Study] - Reference Material. Includes brief to the MacDonald Commission on Canada’s Future presented by the ICC; RGW’s “Macro-social structures and processes in northern cultural change;” “Territoriality and tenure - the appropriation of space in hunting and gathering societies;” Greenland before 1950; “The Place of Women in the Modern Saameby;” “Moose Poaching or Native Minority Right;” “The Reindeer-Caribou Conflict in the Nana Region of Alaska.”

ICC Study - Visit to Ottawa.

ICC Weekly Reports.

ICC - Weekly Reports - Alaska.

ICC - Working Paper on Principles and Values. - 1983.

SERIES 8: KAMSACK DATA SERIES

1919-1964 (dates of information); [ca. 1963-1965] (dates of creation). - 81.28 cm of textual records, predominantly photocopies.

This series contains the extensive data collected for Shimpo and Williamson’s Socio-Cultural Disintegration Among The Fringe Saulteaux; together with correspondence, reference materials, questionnaires, etc. relating to that study. Given the nature of the data collected, this series is restricted under conditions similar to those in the Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Please consult with an archivist regarding access to specific files.

Achievement Record - Assiniboin School.

Achievement Record - Victoria School.

ARDA.

Band Accounts, 1919.

[Binder - Kamsack Project]. Questionnaires, subjects; notes; correspondence regarding design of the project, etc.

[Binder - Memos, Correspondence, Questionnaires from Other Studies].

[Binder - Outgoing Memos & Correspondence].

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[Binder - Pelly Agency Correspondence & Memos].

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[Binder - RCMP / Police Ledger]. Data re: fines paid, expenses for minor infractions.

[Binder - Registered Indian Record]. - 7 folders.

CNR Exhibits.

Community Development Services Annual Report.

Correspondence.

Cote. Maps. See oversize.

Cote Band Meeting Minutes - 1949-1963.

Cote History.

Cote I Relief Lists. See also below, “Relief Lists.”

Cote II Relief Lists.

Death, Health, and Birth Record in Pelly Agency - Medical File.

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A History of Cote, Keeseekoose & Key’s Reserves.

Indian Act.

Indian Students’ Achievement in Kamsack Collegiate.

Indian Students’ Mark - Report of Kamsack Junior High School.

Kamsack Background Data.

Kamsack - Code - Data on Indians.

Kamsack Data - 1.

Kamsack Data - 2.

Kamsack Indian.

Kamsack Liquor Board Record.

Kamsack Report. - 2 folders.

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Socio-Cultural Disintegration Among The Fringe Saulteaux

Kamsack Report - Draft Chapters. - 3 folders.

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Kamsack Union Hospital.

Keeseekoose Band II Relief Lists.

Land Leases, Crops Sown.

Land Leases, Livestock Data.

Marriage Certificates A-I.

Marriage Certificates J-Z.

Minutes - Fed-Prov Co-ordinating Committee on Kamsack - JB Hawley.

Minutes of Town Council and Indians.

Municipal System of Saskatchewan.

Name List and Amount of Family Allowance in Pelly Agency.

[Notes, Correspondence].

[Notes, Drafts].

Notes, Memos, Outlines.

[Notes, Minutes, Etc.]

Original Code Sheets. See oversize.

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Participation and Earning from Fence-Post Project in Pee Pow Plain, Sask.

Provincial Policies.

Public Nurse’s Report.

Questionnaires. Includes surname codes, coding instructions, etc.

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Questionnaires (Completed).

Relief Lists. See also above, “Cote I Relief Lists.”

School Attendance.

Subsidy Housing Program.

Unannotated Lists.

Unidentified. - 5 folders.

SERIES 9: NORTH RANKIN NICKEL MINE SERIES

1953-1971. - 25.32 cm. - textual records and photographs.

This series contains the administrative records of the North Rankin Nickel Mine. N3 North Rankin Nickel Mine. - 1968-1971. See also above, ‘Department of Northern Affairs - Mines Branch.’

Applications.

Department of Northern Affairs.

Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources.

Eskimo Bank Account Numbers. - 1961-1962. - RESTRICTED.

Eskimo Payroll Cheques. - 1961-1962. - 2 folders.

Financial Statements. - July-September 1957.

General Correspondence. - 1957-1960.

Hudson’s Bay Company. - 1957-1960, 1962. - 4 folders.

Imperial Oil. - 1959-1960.

Miller, R.E. - 1956-1957.

Monthly Letters from Toronto. - 1956. See also below, “North Rankin Nickel Mine - To Toronto Office - A.K. Roberts.”

See also above, Northern Health Services.

Notices. - 1960-1962.

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RCMP. - 1959-1962. - RESTRICTED. Primarily invoices; also includes material relating to a criminal investigation.

Roman Catholic Mission. - 1959-1960.

Royal Bank of Canada. - 1962.

To Toronto Office - A.K. Roberts. - 1953-1955.

BOX 59

Worksheets.

X-Ray Cards Mill Eskimos. - [ca. 1961]

X-Ray Cards Mill Whites. - [ca. 1961].

X-Ray Cards Underground Eskimos. - [ca. 1961]. - RESTRICTED. Miner’s certificates, including photographs and medical examination results regarding fitness for employment in a ‘dust exposure occupation;’ together with a list of mine employees.

SERIES 10: NORTHWEST TERRITORIES COUNCIL SERIES

1956-19883 (inclusive); 1966-1972 (predominant). - 199.88 cm. - textual records and 2 photographs.

This series contains materials related to RGW’s tenure as a Member of the Legislative Council, NWT, beginning with his election by acclamation in 1966. It includes correspondence, speeches and notes, as well as published records relating to the work of the Council, and reports on issues of concern to the Territory. See also Series 1, “Elections - NWT,” “Elections - NWT - Campaign Material,” etc. and below, Publications Series.

Advisory Commission on the Development of Government in the Northwest Territories. - 2 folders. Volumes. I-VI: briefs, abstracts, verbatim reports.

BOX 60

Advisory Commission on the Development of Government in the Northwest Territories - Information. Material on various communities

Advisory Commission on the Development of Government in the Northwest Territories - Report. - 1966. - 2 folders.

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Alcohol Treatment Digest. See also below, Publications series.

Annual Report of the Corrections Service. - 1968-1969.

Annual Report of the Territorial Hospital Insurance Services Board. - 1967-1968.

Appropriations: 32nd Session. - 1966. 34th Session. - 1967. - 2 folders.

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36th Session. - 1968. 37th Session. - 1968. 38th Session. - 1969. 40th Session. - 1969.

Arctic Antics. - 1966. Newsletter for Council members.

Arctic Tour. - 1968. - 2 folders.

Bill C-212. - 1970. An Act to amend...the Northwest Territories Act and the Territorial Lands Act.

By-election - Instructions for Returning Officers.

Canada Assistance Plan - See “Ordinances - Social Assistance.”

Centennial.

Commissioner - Correspondence. - 1964-1970. Primarily correspondence, on a wide variety of matters, with Stuart Hodgson (see below, “Hodgson, SM”); copy of the address of the commissioner regarding education; and report on religion and education in the north.

Commissioner - Tuesday Letter. - 1966-1967.

Community Development.

C7-3 Constituency Letters. - 1966, 1970.

Co-ops. - 1968.

Council. - 1960, 1966-1971. Includes notes on the outbreak of tuberculosis at Eskimo Point, co-op proposals, archaeological

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sites, Federal-Provincial financial agreements, notes on a meeting with the Prime Minister, correspondence, miscellaneous reports, clippings, etc., and material regarding rules of the Council.

Debates: 29th Session. - 1965. BOX 62

34th Session. - 1967. 35th Session. - 1967. 36th Session. - 196. 37th Session. - 1968. - 4 folders. BOX 63

38th Session. - 1969. 39th Session. - 2 folders. 41rst Session. - 1970. 43rd Session. - 1970. 44th Session. - 1971. - 2 folders.

BOX 64 46th Session. - 1972. - 2 folders.

Director of Information Services. - 1968-1969. Memorandum from Ted Horton.

Economic Development in the Northwest Territories. - 1966. Volume I: Background papers–provincial programs of industrial development. ^See 1114-016.VII.f for vol. II

E2-3 Education - Children. - 1966-1972.

Education Ordinance. - 1974. Working draft.

Election.

E1a-3 Eskimo Point. - 1968-1971. Primarily correspondence relating to the residents of Eskimo Point; includes three issues of “The Messenger.”

E1b-3 Eskimo Point Community Association. - 1967-1970.

Estimate of Progress. - 1969.

E4-3 Experimental Teacher Education Program - 1969-1970.

Financial Statement. - 1969.

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Fort Smith - Study of Hospital Facilities. - 1967.

Government of the Northwest Territories. - 1968. Organizational chart.

H4-2 Hodgson, Stuart M. - nd, 1967-1975. - 2 folders. H4, H5 Note: see also above, “Commissioner - Correspondence.”

Indemnity Committee. - 1970. Correspondence, working documents, etc.

“Indians, Eskimos, and the Administration of Justice in the Northwest Territories.” - 1967. Brief from the Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada to the Commission of Enquiry on the Administration of Justice in the Northwest Territories.

Information Items. - 2 folders.

Folder 1 (Box 64) BOX 65 Folder 2 (Box 65)

Information to Members of Council.

I4-3 Inuvik & District Chamber of Commerce. - 1969. Correspondence concerning commercial vehicle licences.

Jickling, R.P. - 1967. Correspondence concerning the NWT School of Mining.

Labour Standards Board Report. - 1966.

Legislation: 37th Session. - 1968. 38th Session. - 1969. 40th Session. - October 1969. 43rd Session. - 1970.

Legislation, Recommendations to Council, Sessional Papers: 38th Session. - 1969. 39th Session. - 1969.

Medical Services. - 1968-1970. Member’s Manual. Unidentified Session, [1966]. 2nd Session, 1968. BOX 66 1st Session, 1969. 2nd Session, 1969.

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Motions: Includes handwritten notes, annotated documents and printed versions. (Session Unidentified). - nd, 1966-1970. - 2 folders. Motions (Notice Given). - 35th Session. - 1968. 37th Session. - 1968. 39th Session. 40th Session.

Newsletters. - 1968.

Notes. - textual records and two photographs. From small notebook; includes notes on motions, data on constituencies, notes from other MLAs, etc. Material in English and Inuktitut.

NWT Council Tour see Arctic Tour, above.

Opening Address - Commissioner. - 1968, 1970. Given at 36th, 37th, and 41st sessions.

Opening Speech - 33rd Session - RG Williamson. - 1966. - 2 folders. Notes and final version.

Opening Speech - 34th Session - RG Williamson. Also includes some motions and other materials.

Opening Speech - 35th Session - RG Williamson. - 1967.

Opening Speech - 36th Session - RG Williamson. - 1968.

Opening Speech - 36th Session - RG Williamson - Speech Material. - 1968. Includes “The Keewatin Area of the Northwest Territories and the Economic Development of that area;” correspondence; etc.

Opening Speech - 37th Session - RG Williamson. - 2 folders. Speech notes and final version.

Opening Speech - 38th Session - RG Williamson. - 1969.

Orders and Regulations. - 1966-1969. - 4 folders.

Folder 1 (Box 66) BOX 67 Folder 3 (Box 67)

Ordinances. - 1956-1970. - 5 folders.

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Ordinances - Historic Sites, Museums, Artifacts and Documents. - 1969.

Ordinances - Liquor.

Ordinances - Social Assistance. Draft regulations and schedules; for discussion purposes only.

Ownership of Natural Resources - AR Thompson. - 1966. Brief.

P4-2 Parker, John. - 1965-1983. Correspondence with then Deputy Commissioner of the Northwest Territories.

Permanent Committee on Historic Sites, Museums and Artifacts. - 1969. Minutes.

P2-3 Personnel. - 1966-1968.

P3 Press Releases - NWT. - nd, 1966-1970. - 2 folders.

Folder 1 (Box 67) BOX 68 Folder 2 (Box 68)

Press Releases - RGW.

Proposed National Park - Fort Reliance. - 1969.

Proposed National Park - Great Slave Lake. - 1969. Report from the National Parks Service, DIAND.

Questions and Returns. - 3 folders.

Questions and Returns - 39th & 40th Sessions.

Recommendations. - 1968-1969.

Reports.

Report - Board of Liquor Inquiry. - 1968-1969.

Report of Indoor Portable Pool. - 1968.

Report of the NWT Liquor System. - 1968-1969.

Report of Orders and Regulations. - 1969.

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Report on Health Conditions in the Northwest Territories. - 1962-1969. Reports, together with some correspondence and miscellaneous data.

Report on In-Patient Care Services - Mackenzie Area.

Royal Visit.

Session - January 1970. Notes, press releases, correspondence, etc. on a variety of topics.

Session - 42nd. - 1970. Notes, correspondence, memoranda; material relating to Bill C-212, including text of an address by Jean Chétien; etc.

Sessional Papers. - 1966-1969.

Social Assistance.

BOX 69

“Some Aspects of Economic Development...”. - 1958.

Submission on Five-Year Tourist Development Program. - 1968.

Tabled Documents. - 2 folders.

Tour by the Commissioner. - 1969. Trimble, Lyle. - 1967.

V2-2 Voisey, Lewis. - 1967. Request for assistance.

Votes and Procedings - 28th Session. - 1964. - 2 folders.

W1 Water & Sewage. - 1967. Regarding existing services at Rankin Inlet.

Workmen’s Compensation - Annual Report.

SERIES 11: NUNAVUT SERIES

1987-1997. - 25.32 cm. - textual records.

This series contains documents relating to the background of, creation, and administration of Nunavut Territory.

99 100

Agreement Between the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada. - 1993. Photocopy.

Bill C-132. - 1993. First reading of Act “to establish a territory to be known as Nunavut....”

Government of the Northwest Territories Response to Footprints 2. - 1996. Photocopy.

Nunavut.

Nunavut Implementation Commission. - 1994.

Nunavut Implementation Commission - Choosing a Capital. - 1995. Photocopy.

Nunavut Implementation Commission - Footprints 2. - 1996. Photocopy.

BOX 70

Nunavut Legal Education Program. - 1994.

Nunavut Political Accord. - 199?. Agreement between Tungavik Federation of Nunavut; Government of Canada; Government of Northwest Territories. Photocopy.

Response to the Recommendations of the Nunavut Implementation Commission on Establishment of the Nunavut Government - 1996. Report by Nunavut Tunngavik Incorportated. Photocopy

Response to the Recommendations of the Nunavut Implementation Commission on Establishment of the Nunavut Government Presented in “Footprints 2" and in “Nunavut’s Legislature, Premier, and First Election.” - 1997. Report by Nunavut Tunngavik Incorportated. Photocopy.

Tungavik Federation of Nunavut - Annual General Meeting. - 1987.

Working Toward 1999. - 1996. Report by government of NWT.

SERIES 12: PERSONAL SERIES

[ca. 1946]-2000. - 20.32 cm.

100 101

This series contains correspondence, financial, medical, and other records relating to RGW and his family. Some correspondence is closed for 50 years (until 2050).

Cards.

Christmas Cards. - 2 folders.

CV. - [ca. 1964]-1992. Public service purposes resumé, biography, standardized University CV, etc.

Ewing, Leila. Concerning estate of Joanne Lang.

Family. - nd, 1963-1997.

Family - Beth Williamson. - nd, 1975-1996.

Family - Ben Williamson. - nd, 1964.

Family History.

Family - Jean Williamson. - nd, 1961-2000.

Family - Karla Williamson. - nd, 1979-1980, 1996, 2000. Includes copy of “Natural Childbirth by Karla Jessen Williamson,” material relating to her Canadian citizenship, etc.

Family - Nora Williamson. - nd, 1978, 1983, 1994. - CLOSED.

Family - Parents. - 1969-1991.

Family - Peter Williamson. - nd, 1963-1995. - CLOSED.

Family - Sarah Williamson. - nd, 1988, 1999.

Personal Correspondence. - nd, 1973-1975. To and from “Annie” and “Susie.”

Personal - Financial. - 1961-1992.

Personal - Insurance. - 1958-1964.

BOX 71

Personal - Medical. - 1960-1961, 1985-1995. Includes material on Parkinson’s disease.

Personal Miscellaneous. - [ca. 1946]-1994.

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Includes “Old Tom,” a one-act play written by RGW when he was 15; certification of Canadian citizenship; marriage certificate; early school records; etc.

Recipes. Hot buttered rum (“medicine for the deserving”), fruit wine, “ustralian pie;” “John Knox’s recipe for salvation;” “recipes for an antarctic cook;” Bob’s basic bread; recipes from the field; etc.

Speeches. - 1991, 1992. Notes for addresses given at weddings, Burn’s supper, etc.

Torch River Cabin. - nd, 1982, 1990. Hand-drawn map, correspondence with rural municipality.

RGW - Degrees. - 1957. BA from Carleton University.

RGW - Degrees - PhD. - 1974. Notes, convocation programmes, etc. related to award of PhD from Royal Uppsala University. See also above, Williamson - Eskimo Underground.

RGW - Honours and Awards. See also above, “Order of Canada.” Includes correspondence, notification of Emeritus status, Internationalization award, certificates of appreciation from the faculty of Arts and Science and the Canadian Committee for Geography; etc.

RGW - Schoolwork. - nd.

RGW - Undergraduate Work - Carleton. - 1954-1957. - 2 folders. Essays, notes, etc.

SERIES 13: SPENCE BAY BASELINE STUDY SERIES

1970-1982. - 73.66 cm. - textual records and 33 photographs, 6 slides, 57 negatives.

This series contains data, reports, correspondence, etc. used or compiled during the research and writing of the baseline study, The Boothia Peninsula People.

Spence Bay - General. - nd, 1970-1978. Correspondence, miscellaneous data, maps, etc.

Alphabetical List and Annotated Bibliography.

Bibliography - Fedirchuk. - 1975-1976.

The Boothia Peninsula People: Social Organization in Spence Bay, NWT.” - 1977.

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Two editions.

Edition 1 (Box 71) BOX 72 Edition 2 (Box 71

“Comments on a Two-Week Exchange.” - 1976.

Copies of Correspondence - Spence Bay. - 1975-1976. All outgoing correspondence.

Demography. - RESTRICTED.

Drafts. - 3 folders.

Drafts - Preface.

Drafts - 2.1 - Objectives.

Drafts - 2.2 Theoretical Framework

Drafts - 2.4 - Research Sources and Assistants.

Drafts - 3.1.1 - A General Review of Physiography, Topography and Geology.

Drafts - 3.2.2 - Agency Services & Facilities.

Drafts - 3.2.3 - Housing.

Drafts - 3.2.4 - Water Supply, Sewage and Garbage Disposal.

Drafts - 3.2.5 - Transportation Facilities.

Drafts - 3.2.6 - Surficial Deposits and Quality of Granular Resources.

Drafts - 3.2.7 - Physical Constraints upon Expansion.

Drafts - 3.2.8 - The Energy Situation.

Drafts - 4.1.1 - Archaeology of the Somerset Island-Boothia Peninsula Area.

Drafts - [4.1.2] - Historical Outline of Culture Contact in the Somerset Island-Boothia Peninsula Area.

Drafts - 4.1.4 - Significant Aspects of Traditional Non-Material Culture.

Drafts - 4.1.5 - The Role of Men.

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Drafts - 4.1.6 - The Role of Women.

Drafts - 4.1.7 - Language Abilities and Preferences.

Drafts - 5.2 - Macro-Social Organisation.

Drafts - 5.4.1 - Renewable Resource Harvesting.

Drafts - 5.4.2 - Cottage Industry, Arts and Crafts.

Drafts - 6.2 - Present Employment.

Drafts - 7.1 - Sources of Cash Income.

Drafts - 8.1 - Questionnaire Survey.

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Economic Conditions and Resource Harvesting.

Economic Geography.

Education.

Fur Production.

Genealogies. - 2 folders.

Goals and Aspirations Questionnaire. - 1976. - 13 folders. - RESTRICTED.

Folder 1 (Box 73) BOX 74 Folder 11 (Box 74)

Goals and Aspirations Questionnaire - Notes and Summary. Notes found loose among the questionnaires; summary of responses.

Housing and Layout.

Memo re: State of Emergency.

Natsilik Data. Draft material on the archaeology of the Somerset Island--Boothia Penisula area; the questionnaire; social services; expenditure, consumption patterns; resource harvesting; data on power, cost of living, housing, health, gasoline and heating fuel.

Notebooks.

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NWT Government Employees - Statistical Data.

Objectives.

Outline. - 1975-1976. Notes, outlines, correspondence; includes ‘scientists and explorers ordinance’ licence.

Photographs. - 14 b&w, 19 colour photographs, 6 slides, 57 negatives.

Polar Gas. - 1974-1975. Notes, copies of correspondence, copy of Spence Bay Settlement Council meeting.

Polar Gas Background Information. - 1975.

Polar Gas Contractual Material. - 1975-1976.

Polar Gas Meeting Notes. - 1976.

Polar Gas Telephone Notes.

Population. - RESTRICTED. Includes copy of 1941 census for the NWT.

Proceedings - Regional Settlement Conference. - 1975.

Project Planning.

Questionnaires.

Report Draft. - nd, 1975. Brief reports relating to health and housing; photocopy of letter from J. Le Verge.

Research Assent Negotiations. - 1975.

Telex File. - 1976.

Xeroxes of Maps.

SERIES 14: UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN SERIES

1964-1999. - 65.96 cm. - textual records and 1 photograph.

This series contains records relating to RGW’s university committee work, and most extensively documents his work with the International Committee and international studies. In addition, it contains some reference materials from the Centre for Community Studies, and includes correspondence on a variety of issues facing the University over time.

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Aboriginal Education. - 1999.

Ad Hoc Committee on Student Participation. - 1968.

Ad Hoc Northern Development Committee. - 1977.

Art Committee. - 1966-1969. Minutes of meetings; includes front and side elevation drawing of inuksuk.

Centre for Community Studies - Centre Correspondence. - 1964-1965.

BOX 75

[Centre for Community Studies Files / M. Shimpo] These are files which appear to have been originally created/maintained by the Centre or Mitsuru (Mike) Shimpo. Includes a separate file for each of the following:

Alcohol Research Foundation. “Alcoholism–A Social Dilemma;” “Some Social and Cultural Aspects of Alcoholism;” “Alcoholism in Ontario;” “Alcoholics, Drinking and Traffic Accidents;” “The Urban Tavern;” various pamphlets; etc.

ARDA. - 1965.

Canadian Indians. Pamphlet file. Includes “Constitution and regulations for Indian Homemaker’s Clubs;” The Indian News; The Battlefords Indian & Metis Friendship Council Newsletter; “Canadian Indians Today;” etc.

Foundation of North American Indian Culture. - 1963-1964. Newsletters.

Indian Affairs Branch. - 1963-1964. “The Indian in Transition;” report of IAB; copy of draft research proposal for Keewatin Regional Study.

Indian Record. - 1964-1965.

Indian Reserves - Canada.

Manitoba Indians. Material relating to the 10th annual Indian and Metis conference; including material on dancing; bylaws for the foundation of North American Indian Culture; etc.

Manitoba, Norway House, etc. Primarily pamphlets on co-ops; “Manitoba’s Earliest Settlers;” maps.

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Students’ Interest in Indians.

U.S. Indians. - [ca. 1964]. Pamphlet file. Includes Indian Voices; The Buckskin; “The Dakota Indian Community Centre;” “The Navajo;” “Statistics Concerning Indian Education;” articles of incorporation, American Indian College Foundation; “U.S. Indian Population and Land;” fact sheets; etc.

Centre [for Community Studies] Report. - 1964-1965. “Social Change Among Keewatin Eskimos:” notes, outline, etc.

Centre for Community Studies - Workshop. - 1964-1965. Regarding proposed workshop on “community action in Canada’s underdeveloped areas.”

Centre for Northern Policy Research and Education. - 1984. Proposal under “Centres of Excellence” program; together with minutes from the committee on northern studies. See also below, “Northern Studies Application.”

College of Arts and Science. - [ca. 1969].

C17 College Review Committee. - 1971-1972. - RESTRICTED. Notes and memoranda.

Committee on Interdisciplinary Studies. - 1972-1973.

Committee on Native Language Courses. - 1981.

Committee on Northern Studies. - 1986-1989.

Committee on Programs for Native Students. - 1976-1981. - 2 folders.

C24 Committee to Investigate the Teaching of Linguistics. - 1968-1970.

Correspondence (Internal). - nd, 1964-1999. - textual records and 1 photograph. 3 folders.

BOX 76

Dean of Arts and Science Selection Process. - RESTRICTED.

Department for the Study of Social Man. - 1966.

Faculty Association. - 1968, 1971, 1976, 1980. Primarily concerning Premier Ross Thatcher and the “Potashville” speech; together with materials relating to student-staff ratios, etc.

Faculty of Arts and Science. - 1968. “Respectful riposte” from Zenon Pohorecky.

G6-1 Geography 309.S - 1973.

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Material relating to a class taught in Rankin Inlet by John McConnell.

G3-3 Graduate Program in Indian and Northern Education. - 1971.

Humanities Association. - 1980. Notes for colloquium on northern development, with McConnell and Bone.

I16-1 Indian & Northern Education Program. - [1971], 1975.

International Academic Initiatives Subcommittee. - 1995-1996.

International Advisory Committee / Task Force. - 1992.

International Affairs - Special Sub-committee. - 1982-1988.

International Affairs - Sub-committee - Alan Anderson Records. - 1984-1987. - 3 folders. Complete set of records from Anderson’s tenure as chairman.

International Committee. - 1984-1999. - 10 folders.

Folder 1 (Box 76 BOX 77 Folder 6 (Box 77)

International Development Centre.

International Node. - 1987, 1990-1992.

International Studies. - 1987-1999. - 2 folders.

International Studies & Activities - President’s Advisory Committee. - 1981-1982. Memoranda regarding the proposed establishment of this a committee.

International Studies Coordinator. - 1993. - RESTRICTED.

International Studies Seminar. - 1995.

Issues and Options. Notes on “the relevance of northern studies to university development.”

Museum Committee. - 1964, 1971-1972.

Native Law. - 1979. Report on the Centre.

Native Studies. - 1987-1988. Material relating to proposed courses, minutes from the council committee on programs for native students, notes for statement to the faculty of Arts and Science, etc.

108 109

Native Studies Distance Learning TV Course. - 1991. Includes RGW address, “A Personal Retrospective on Anthropology Applied in the Arctic.”

Native Studies - External Review.

BOX 78

Northern Research and Development Centre.

Northern Studies Application. - 1984. See also above, “Centre for Northern Policy Research and Education.”

Northern Studies Unit see above, “Committee on Northern Studies.”

Northern Studies Meeting - University of Alberta. - 1989.

Racism on Campus. - 1995-1998.

Research Policies and Procedures Manual. - 1989.

Residence Tutors. - 1965-1966.

Saskatchewan Centre for Applied Research (SCAR). - 1998.

Scandinavian Studies Programme. - 1986.

Sorokin Lectures. “Misapprehensions about the North: Ways of Social Insight,” written in response to lecture given by Dr. James Frideres.

Special Committee on Anthropology. - 1968-1969.

Symposiums. [predominantly 1980s]. Handwritten notes from a variety of University-sponsored symposiums and colloquiums.

Think-Piece Drafts re: Native-Oriented Programs. - 1980-1981.

Umeå Messages. - 1987-1988.

Umeå - Saskatoon Exchange. - 1983-1986.

Umeå Universitet. - nd, 1980-1996. - 2 folders. See also above, “Beckman, Lars and Gunhild.” Includes material relating to student exchanges, as well as documentation concerning RGW’s sabbatical research in Sweden, correspondence, reports, etc.

Umeå Universitet - Brochures.

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Posters, pamphlets, etc.

Umeå Universitet - Lecture Material. Notes on “the Lubicon Indians and the Olympics.”

Umeå / Scandinavian Studies. - 1986.

University of Saskatchewan International - Director Search. - 1992. - RESTRICTED.

University of Saskatchewan International - Review. - 1995.

U1-1 U of S Affairs. - 1966-1971. Primarily copies of outgoing correspondence from RGW, while at Rankin Inlet.

W1-1 Williamson & U of S. - 1965-1985. Initial letter of appointment; etc.

Yeltsin Democracy Fellowship. - 1993.

SERIES 15: PHOTOGRAPHS AND SLIDES SERIES

[ca. 1920s]-1999. - 20.32 cm. - 321 prints, 32 contact sheets, 118 negatives, 14 slides.

Arctipix. - 1 photograph. ‘Photographic teaching aid;’ together with copies of miscellaneous artworks, 1 mounted image of fish drying.

ARTC. - 22 colour photographs, 4 colour negatives. Children playing; women & children; [ARTC staff]; individuals studying; etc.

ARTC Summer School - 1967. - 1967. - 16 sheets, contact prints; 7 b&w photographs. Images on contact sheets include artwork, individuals, etc; photographs of outcrops, ships, ice, etc.; one portrait (individual unidentified).

BOX 79

Bill Barr’s Sisimiummuit Photographs. 20 photocopied images.

Cabin at Torch River, Sask. - 3 colour photographs, 3 negatives.

Michael S. Cline Photographs. - 7 b&w photographs.

Craig Harbour, NWT. - April 1966. Image of dogsled

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Contact Sheets. - 12 sheets.

Friends and Colleagues. - 3 photographs.

R.E. Hamburg Photographs. - [ca. 1970]. - 3 b&w photographs, 2 contact sheets. RGW on mountain; scenery; contact sheets showing seal hunt.

Mildred Hubbert Photographs. - 4 b&w photographs.

ICC Executive at Chimo. - 1984. - 1 b&w photograph

Inuit - Identified. - 4 colour photographs. [Taken by Karla Williamson]. Images of girl wearing winter travel clothing; RGW and Uqumiut at Pangnirtung; 2 images of hunters, waiting at ice-flow edge.

Inuit - Unidentified. - 4 b&w photographs, 11 negatives.

Miscellaneous. - 18 b&w, 10 colour photographs. Includes images of cabins, housing, town, cities; rock art, Norway; individuals; native woman with tattoos on her face & arms; INS exhibit; “Keewatin Gardens, U of T;” powwow; etc.

Negatives. - 26 b&w negatives. Includes images of [HRH Prince Charles’ tour], Spence Bay.

Newton Photographs. - 3 b&w photographs. “Great Whale Folk;” unidentified boy.

North Rankin Nickel Mine.

NWT Legislative Council. - 1966. - 3 b&w, 1 colour photograph. Includes images of: members of council (group photo; individuals identified), 1966; RGW receiving writ of election; being sworn in as member; Includes brief biographical note on RGW.

Terry Pearce Photographs - Rankin Inlet. - - [ca. 1970-1971]. - 3 b&w, 2 colour photographs. Images of [Atamga]; Tiktak; Rankin mine. Also included in envelope were photos of [Rankin Inlet], JWT Spinks, RGW, Walter Kupsch at INS display, [ca. 1970].

Portraits - Others. - 1 b&w photograph. Include separate files for each of the following: Kabulituk. - 1 b&w photograph. Kavik. - 1 b&w photograph. Tiktak. - 5 b&w photographs. Tulurialik. - 1 b&w photograph.

Rankin Inlet. - 6 b&w, 1 col. photographs, 6 negatives.

Rankin Inlet Ceramic Art Project. - [ca. 1965-1966]. - 25 b&w photographs.

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Claude Grenier and several Inuit artists; images show artworks, artists at work, group photos, etc. Primarily ceramic art; includes fabric art/artist.

[Rankin Inlet] - Inuit. - 16 colour, 4 b&w photographs, 15 colour negatives.

Lorne Smith Photographs - 6 b&w photographs.

Spence Bay. - nd, 1978. - 12 colour slides, 2 contact sheets, 24 b&w photographs.

Sweden. - 26 colour photographs, 28 colour negatives. Images of Bob and Jeanne Williamson, their house and garden. Negatives are of different images than the prints.

Text. - 3 b&w photographs. Images of 1777 documents.

Tromsdistrikt Piktografs. - 37 b&w photographs.

Williamson Family. - 26 b&w, 4 colour photographs, 1 col. slide, 90 negatives.

Williamson, RG - Portraits. - 13 b&w, 2 colour photographs, 1 colour slide. Includes images of RGW at Rankin Inlet; beside cabin at Meech Lake; [in Legislative Assembly?]; in office at ARTC; etc.

Williamson, RG - With Others. - 15 b&w, 3 colour photographs, 4 col. negatives. With artists at Mendel Gallery exhibit on Inuit art; with Lloyd Barber, Stu Hogdson, Claude Grenier; Pierre Trudeau; Gabriel Côty; Ornulu Vorren, H. Lassen; with HRH Prince Charles.

SERIES 16: PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS SERIES

[ca. 1940s]-2000. - 5.48 metres.

This series contains RGW’s extensive collection of reference materials, primarily related to circumpolar regions. It includes several Inuit publications, as well as some government reports, academic articles, community publications, etc. This series has been subdivided into 5 subseries: Newspapers, Magazines, Newsletters, etc. Offprints Pamphlets Reports, Books, Etc. General National Museums Northwest Territories Studia Ethnographica Upsaliensia Subjects

Newspapers, Magazines, Newsletters, etc.

112 113

Alaska Calendar. - 1952-1955.

Anthropology Newsletters. - 1969-1991. - 2 folders. Includes Practicing Anthropology in Saskatchewan; Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association; Anthropology Newsletter; Manitoba Archaeological Newsletter; Society of Applied Anthropology in Canada; CASCA.

BOX 80

Arctic Circle. - 1990-1991.

Arctic Development Digest / Arctic and Northern Development Digest. - 1969-1977.

Arctic In Colour. - 1972-1976.

Arctic Institute of North America Newsletter see above, Series 1.

The Arctic News. - 1960-1975, 1991-1996, 2000. Published by the Anglican Diocese of the Arctic. Extends University Library holdings: see Special Collections, BX5601 .A6 1930-1959.

Arts and Culture of the North. - 1976-1978.

The Drum. - 1966-1970. - 2 folders.

Eskimo. - nd, 1946, 1951-1982, 1989, 1998. - 3 folders. Includes separate file for those issues which were missing covers, etc. Extends University Library holdings: see Special Collections, E99 .E7E71 1947-1959.

Eskimo Point Messenger. - 1967-1970.

Il Polo. - 1970-1988. - 2 folders. See also above, Series 1, “Zavatti, Silvio” and below, Offprints.

Folder 1 (Box 80) BOX 81 Folder 2 (Box 81)

Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada Bulletin. - 1963-1970. Extends University Library holdings: see E78.C2.I.39 1966-1972.

Inuit Arctic Policy Review. - 1982-1984.

Inuit Monthly / Inuit Today. - 1972, 1975-1978, 1983. - 4 folders.

Inuktitut./ Inuttituut. - 1959-1997. - 4 folders. First Inuit-language journal; founded by RGW.

113 114

Extends University Library holdings: see GOV PUBS CA1 IA 20: I57 1960.

Folder 1 (Box 81) BOX 82 Folder 4 (Box 82)

Inummarit Pivallianinga. - 1972-1973.

Inungnun. - 1965, 1967.

Inungnut Tamenut. - 1959, 1961.

Inuvik Drum.

Keewatin Echo. - 1969-1972.

Keewatin Inuit Association Inungnut. - nd, [1983]-1984.

Kivalliq News.

The Listening Post. - 1969, 1971.

Makivik News. - 1993-1996.

Midnight Sun. - nd, 1969-1970, 1972-1973. - 2 folders.

Miscellaneous - Inuktitut.

Miscellaneous - Other. - 1954-1994. - 4 folders. Includes The Arctic Circular; Ayurnarmat; Birch Bark Mail; Canadian Indians and Eskimos of Today; Eskimo Bulletin; Indian Voices; Isumasi; Kamanituak Klarion; Keewatin Bulletin; Kisaut; Northern Notes; Nuna; Nunasi News; People at Work; Rankin Inlet Newspaper; Rankin Miner; Take One; Tukisiviksat; Tusagaksat; Uiñiq the Open Lead; Uqaqta; Whale News.

Folder 1 (Box 82) BOX 83 Folder 4 (Box 83)

Missinipe Achimowin. - 1974.

Moccasin Telegraph. - 1962-1968. Extends University Library holdings: see FC3207.1 .M63 1970-1982.

Moccasin Telegraph Commemorative Issue. - 1970.

[New News]. - 1968.

Newsletter from the Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland / Danish Polar Centre

114 115

Newsletter. - 1983-1990.

BOXES 84-86

News of the North / News North. - 65 cm. Starts in Box 83; continues through Boxes 84-86 BOX 87

The Norther. - nd, 1964-1966, 1969. “The first daily newspaper in the Northwest Territories.” Vol. 5, no. 22 (12 December 1966) includes copy of “A Question of Survival:” ‘comic book’ format for information regarding caribou.

The Northern Engineer. - 1969-1970. 1973.

Northline. - 1981-1999. - 2 folders.

Northwest Explorer. - 1981, 1986.

Nunavut. - 1988-1993.

BOXES 87-92 Nunatsiaq News. - 1 metre.

Ottar. - 1973, 1978, 1983-1988. - 2 folders. Published by the Tromsø Museum.

Proactive. - 1991-1995. Society of Applied Anthropology in Canada.

Rankin Times. - 1973-1976.

BOX 93

Shaman’s Drum. - 1993-1995.

The Taiga Times. - 1967-1969.

Them Days.

Tromura. - 1982-1987. - 3 folders. Published by the Tromsø Museum.

Offprints

Filed alphabetically by author.

115 116

“A” to “D” (Box 93) BOX 94 “E” to “L” (Box 94) BOX 95 “M” to “Y” (Box 95) BOX 96 “Z” (Box 96)

Pamphlets

Pamphlets. - 2 folders.

Reports, Books, etc.

GENERAL

Anthropologica. - 1955-1956. - 2 folders. Contains RGW’s “Slave Indian Legends.”

Cluff Lake.

Enewuk. - 1977.

Enquete Ethno-Linguistique. - 1954.

Eskimo Mortality and Housing. - 1960.

Eskimo Tales. - 1958.

Eskimos Way of Living. - 1959. Written and illustrated by grades 3 & 4 children in Chesterfield .

A Handbook for Indian Band Chiefs and Councillors. - 1961.

Housing Education Program for Canadian Eskimos. - 1969.

BOX 97

Indigenous Peoples’ Politics: An Introduction. - Vol. 1. - 1993.

Inuvialuit Land Rights Settlement - Agreement in Principle. - 1978.

Kataayuk: Saskatchewan Indian Elders. - 1976.

Keewatin Journal. - 1979.

The Legend of Big Bear, Little Bear and the Stars. - 1979.

116 117

Miscellaneous. - 1953-1995. - 2 folders. Includes Arctica; Arviat Writing; As Long as the Rivers Flow; Canada’s Queen and Some of her Northern Subjects; Challenge for Change; Dene and Metis Claims in the Mackenzie Valley; Iñupiat Suuvat?; Indian and Metis Friendship Centre Annual Meeting; Ki-lhkin; Pik; The Snow Parka; Tracking the Trends: The Well-Being of Saskatoon’s Children.

North of Sixty.

Polar Record. - 1964.

Problems of the North. - 1966.

The Story of Papik, An Eskimo Boy. - 1963.

A Survey of the Contemporary Indians of Canada. - 1967.

Toward a New Past: Sweet Grass Transcripts. - 1975.

Village Cook Book. - 1971.

NATIONAL MUSEUMS

National Museum of Canada Anthropology Papers. - 1961-1968. Nos. 1-2, 4-8, 15, 18, 19, 22.

National Museum of Man Mercury Series. 33 volumes.

BOX 98

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Annual Report of the Commissioner of the Northwest Territories see University Library, Gov Pubs CA2NTG : A56

Commission of Inquiry re Administration of Justice in the Hay River Area of the Northwest Territories, Evidence and Proceedings see University Library, Law Lib KF8700 .ZA8C35 1967

Government Activities in the North. - 1962, 1963, 1965. Extends University Library holdings: see GOV PUBS CA1 IA :G51 for 1953, 1959, 1960.

Miscellaneous. - 1957-1980. Includes Statement on Development of Government in the Northwest Territories; Peoples of the Northwest Territories; The Inuit; Facts and Figures; Summary Report of the Advisory Commission on the Development of Government in the Northwest Territories; Canada’s North; Intercom; Re-Organization of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development; etc.

117 118

Northern Development and Territorial Governments. - 1974.

Survey of Education Northwest Territories - 1972. see University Library, Gov Pubs CA2NTED :1972S72

STUDIA ETHNOGRAPHICA UPSALIENSIA

Arctica. - 1956.

Eskimo Underground. - 1974.

The Petrified Ones. - 1973.

Some Ethnographic Comments on Leonard Mascall’s A Booke of Engines (1590). - 1984.

Subjects

Alcoholism. - 4 folders. BOX 99

Anthropology. - 2 folders.

Archaeology.

Art. - 2 folders.

Bibliographies.

Communication and Transportation.

Communities. - 5 folders.

Folder 1 (Box 99) BOX 100 Folder 3 (Box 100)

Conferences & Symposiums. - 4 folders.

Co-ops.

Defence / Foreign Policy.

BOX 101

Education. - 2 folders.

Environment.

118 119

Foreign Language. - 3 folders.

Geology / Geography.

Greenland. - 3 folders.

BOX 102

Health. - 5 folders.

Human Rights / Equality / Racism.

ICC. BOX 103

ITC.

Labour.

Language.

Law and Justice.

Personal Miscellaneous.

Saami Culture.

Science and Industry.

Sport and Recreation.

United States.

BOX 104

Wildlife. - 5 folders.

BOX 105

SERIES 17: MEMORABILIA SERIES

Includes full paper for day of first moon walk; pressed flowers; miscellaneous memorabilia relating to the north and/or the Northwest Territories.

119 120

MG 216 (additionals); accession 2002-007 Guide prepared by Tim Hutchinson

R.G. Williamson fonds (additionals). - [ca. 1940-2000], predominant 1960-1980. - 2.6 m of textual records and graphic material (ca. 240 photographs).

Scope and Content: This accrual documents several facets of Williamson’s career: as a researcher with interests in the Inuit, northern Canada and circumpolar countries, director of the Arctic Research and Training Centre, teacher, and a member of the Northwest Territories Legislative Council. Included is correspondence and subject files relating to a wide variety of topics and with a range of individuals; copies of articles and other writing by Williamson; a range of offprints, publications, etc., including some northern periodicals and publications of various academic and northern organizations; records relating to Williamson’s two terms as a member of the legislative council of the Northwest Territories; conference material; personal correspondence and memorabilia; and photographs.

This accrual is arranged in the following series:

1. Correspondence / subject files 2. Teaching 3. Publications and research by Williamson 4. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples 5. Institute for Northern Studies / Arctic Research and Training Centre 6. Northwest Territories Council 7. Articles and research by others 8. Conferences 9. Northern periodicals 10. Misc. reports, etc. 11. Misc. publications 12. Uppsala University 13. Personal 14. Photographs

Restrictions: Personal information relating to identifiable individuals is restricted under conditions similar to those in the Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

Language of Material: Primarily in English; also includes material in Inuktitut, Swedish, Danish, French and Italian.

120 121

BOX 106

SERIES 1. Correspondence / Subject Files. - [ca. 1950]-2000. - 54 cm of textual records

Administration - correspondence - University of Saskatchewan. - 1982-1999.

Administration - University of Saskatchewan - notes re meetings. - 1998, n.d.

Administration - departmental - Cultural Anthropology program. - 1995-2000

Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies. - 1982.

Letter to Peter Balt. - n.d.

Brazilian Indian Program. - n.d.

British Broadcasting Corporation. - 1973. Correspondence re Williamson’s involvement in BBC’s “Refuge/Great Wilderness Areas of the World” series.

British Broadcasting Corporation - Natural History Unit. - 1996.

British Council visitorship. - 1973.

Canada’s first languages. - n.d.

Canadian Eskimo Arts Council. - 1973. Expense claim.

Canadian flag - copy of proclamation. - 1966.

Canadian Institute of International Affairs. - [ca. 1990]. Brochure re Arctic lecture tour.

Carrothers Commission. - 1966. Typescript of “Questions for Official Northern Policy-Makers, A Possible Aid to the Advisory Commission on The Development of Government in the N.W.T., at the request of Dean A.W.R. Carrothers, Chairman”; draft and notes; and thank you letters from Paul Martin and Lester Pearson.

Elizabeth Cass. - 1977. Re registration as ophthalmic surgeon in Northwest Territories.

Letters from Peter Chance. - 2000.

Clippings. - [ca. 1980-2000].

121 122

Notes on British Colonial Office. - n.d.

Commission on Canadian Studies (Symons Commission). - 1976.

Conference transcript re Greenland - Williamson and others. - n.d.

Correspondence, misc. - 4 folders. folder 1: 1972-73 folder 2: 1972-74 folder 3: [ca. 1966-1989] folder 4: [ca. 1976-1998].

Correspondence re journals, articles, reviews, etc. - [ca. 1976-1985].

Correspondence with students - theses / PhD. - 1987, 1999.

Cross-cultural / multi-cultural education. - 1982.

Development of Northern Government. - [ca. 1972-1982].

Correspondence with David Ennals (Lord Ennals). - 1992-1993.

Correspondence re Ennals memorial symposium and book. - 1994.

Correspondence re Eskimo student. - n.d. - RESTRICTED

Evaluation of health services. - 1974.

Svend Frederikson - Eskimo field research. - 1961.

Fur ban issue. - 1996. - 7 folders. folder 1: U.K. House of Commons folder 2: Animal rights groups - campaign material folder 3: Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations - veterans’ delegation to Europe Oct 1996 folder 4: Roy MacLaren, Canadian High Commissioner to United Kingdom folder 5: Government of Northwest Territories folder 6: U.K. contacts folder 7: various

Great Whale River - field work. - 1957. Correspondence, etc. - Williamson was a research assistant.

BOX 107

Greenland - background material. - [199-].

122 123

Greenland meeting (Harald Drever) - correspondence and notes. - 1973.

Pat Grygier. - 1993. Correspondence re use of Williamson quotes.

Halley, Antarctica. - 1995.

Bruce Hanbridge - Mongolian falconry. - 1995.

“Host Group” / multiculturalism. - 1986.

Indian/Native and multicultural education. - n.d. Meeting notes.

International Committee. - 1990-1994.

Establishment of International Affairs Committee. - 1982.

Introductory Field Camp. - n.d.

Inuit Art. - 6 folders. folder 1: Donation to Art Gallery of Ontario. - 1989, 1994. folder 2: Rankin Inlet exhibit at Winnipeg Art Gallery - loan. - 1980. folder 3: Meetings re art and culture in Paris. - 1972. folder 4: Misc. correspondence and publications re art. folder 5: Tiktak - visit to Winnipeg. - 1970. folder 6: Masterworks data. - n.d.

Inuit Tapirisat. - 1972, n.d.

Itinerary - Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Greenland. - [197-?].

Inuktitut syllabics. - n.d.

Bent Jensen. - 1970-1973.

Keewatin study. - 1973. Williamson was a consultant for this study.

Cecil King roast. - 1991.

Law and justice in the North. - 1970-1984.

Letter to father - comments on regimental history. - 1986.

Letter of recommendation with decoding key. - 1994. - RESTRICTED

Maps

123 124

Canada, Alaska and Greenland. - 1947 District of Keewatin (dialect areas included). - n.d. Principal air routes, Northwest Territories. - 1970 Township 36, range 2, meridian W3. - originally created 1882 Wakeham Bay, NWT - annotated. - n.d. Hudson Bay Co. - northern stores. - [197-]. Wager Bay, NWT. - 1956.

Minority peoples in circumpolar countries. - 1973.

Misc. correspondence, reports, employment application. - 1957.

Farley Mowat. - 1979, n.d. Letter from Mowat, clipping.

Correspondence re Musk Ox. - 1982-1983.

Nobel Prize - program and speeches. - 1973. Williamson was in Sweden in 1973.

Northern Studies meeting. - 1989.

Northern Studies Research Unit. - 1989.

Notes - Dr. Arthur Bay. - 1987.

Misc. notes.

Notes - CES conference. - 1988.

Notes - November 1989

Notes - law and literature. - 1993.

Notes - Public lecture re pipeline. - n.d.

Nunavut - news stories. - 1992-1999.

BOX 108

Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. - [ca. 1999].

Mark Nuttall. - 1998-1999.

Other universities - program information.

Poetry. - 1973.

124 125

Poetry - Mackenzie Art Gallery. - 1986.

Poetry from Will - Stockholm. - n.d.

Rankin Inlet - seizure of confederate flag. - 1976.

Dale Reid - Southend. - 1982-1983.

Requests for info/assistance. - [ca. 1978-1990].

Notes re retirement. - [ca. 1999].

Asit Sarker. - 1994. Letter of recommendation for multicultural award, biographical information; Sarker was director of University of Saskatchewan International.

Virgina Scanlon - research proposal. - n.d.

Science Council study. - 1989.

Scott Polar Research Institute. [ca. 1973-1990].

SSHRC application. - 1986. Grant proposal: “Value Persistence and Re-Interpretation in Inuit Policisation”

Social Sciences register - biographical info re Williamson. - 1981.

Spence Bay - report outline. - n.d.

Spence Bay - name list. - [ca. 1977]. - RESTRICTED

Spence Bay Settlement Council

Spence Bay? - transcript re Indian schools. - n.d.

Statistics and resources - misc.

Swedish language resources. - 2 folders.

George Swinton. - 1974.

Tapes and library - lists. - n.d.

Teaching load and writing. - 1994. Correspondence with Ernie Walker.

Frank Tester. - 1998.

125 126

Transfer of Williamson to Rankin Inlet. - [195-?]

Typescript re the North - Williamson. - n.d.

Umea University exhange - brochures. - 1988, 1999.

Umea/Saskatoon - Participaction ads. - 1975.

University of Canada North. - 1972-1973.

Erik Val - Parks Service. - 1994.

Visit to Toronto high school. - 1976.

Visiting professorship at University of Tromso. - 1979.

Yukon Native Brotherhood. - 1973.

George Zukerman - concerts. - 1973.

SERIES 2. Teaching. - 1970-1998. - 6 cm of textual records

Anth 111.3 - final exam. - 1998.

Anth 120 - deferred final exam. - 1982.

Anth 222 - reading list. - n.d.

Anth 222 - student paper - Cultural Factors in the Health of Rankin Inlet Eskimo. - 1970. - RESTRICTED

Anth 223.3 - Acculturation. - 1999-2000, n.d.

Course proposal: Anth 225 - Peoples of the World. - 1980.

Anth 229 - Inuit Cultures. - [199-].

Anth 321 - Myth, Ritual and Symbolism. - [ca. 1983-1998].

Anth 800 - Core Seminar in Culture Theory - course outline. - n.d.

Anth 800 - student reading reports. - 1983-84. - RESTRICTED

Anth 803 - Anthropological Theory - course outline. - 1998.

Anthropology exams. - 1977-1982.

Thesis - Mara Feeney. - 1977. - RESTRICTED

126 127

Inuit and Customary Law Seminar - [Umea University?]

BOX 109

SERIES 3. Publications and research by Williamson. - 1968-1996. - 4 cm of textual records

Arctic Cultural Studies Project - Working Bibliography. - [ca. 1985?]

Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self (draft). - [199-].

Canadian Arctic, Sociocultural Change. - 1968.

Comminterphone, Rankin Inlet (Institute for Northern Studies). - 1972.

Contemporary Social Trends in Inuit Cultural Expressiveness (notes). - 1992.

Cultural Persistence and Cultural Casualties in the Sealskin Wars. - 1991.

Eskimo Value Persistence in Contemporary Acculturation.

The Doorstep: Education or Genocide? Eskimo Values and the Canadian Education System. - n.d.

Eskimos in Arctic Canada. - n.d.

Geographic pathology of dental disease in Canadian central arctic populations (joint author). - 1972.

Socio-Cultural Survey: History of the Keewatin Central Arctic. - 1970.

In the Search for “A People”: The Inuit, their Habitat, and Economic Politics. - 1996.

Institute for Northern Studies (Congress in Italy). - 1971

Keewatin Settlements. - 1970.

Magic Hands of Rankin Inlet (typescript). - n.d.

Northern Links between Denmark and Canada: Some Significant Policy Implications. - n.d.

A Personal Retrospective on Anthropology Applied in the Arctic. - [ca. 1988].

“Regions” and Identity in the North: Some Notes. - 1970. In English and translated into Italian.

Socio-Cultural Disintegration Among Canadian Eskimo. Talk for Humanities Society.

Speech to Keewatin teachers’ conference. - 1968.

127 128

Role of Eskimo Women in Traditional and Contemporary Society. - 1970. Notes prepared for Royal Commission on the Status of Women.

SERIES 4. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. - 1993-1994. - 3 cm of textual records

CV and continuation of contract. - 1993-1994.

Inuit relocation to high Arctic. - [ca. 1993]. Studies, clippings (including copies from 1950s), notes, etc.

Ethical guidelines for research.

SERIES 5. Institute for Northern Studies (INS) / Arctic Research and Training Centre (ARTC). - 1972-1981. - 8 cm of textual records

Correspondence with and re INS/ARTC. - [ca. 1972-1977].

Closure of ARTC / Williamson’s resignation. - 1977.

Conference proposal and correspondence - Ford Foundation. - 1973-1974.

Notes, reports, etc. re INS Advisory Committee. - 1980-1981.

Student research proposal. - 1976.

INS presentation to Department of Northern Saskatchewan. - 1972.

ARTC - Statement to Commission on Canadian Studies (Symons). - [ca. 1975].

INS brochures - n.d.

Arctic Institute, University of Saskatchewan. - 1973.

SERIES 6. Northwest Territories Council. - 1965-1979. - 9 cm of textual records

Letter re federal constituency boundaries in NWT. - 1965.

Letter to constituents. - 1966.

Address to Council. - 1966.

Correspondence. - 1967.

Notes re motions, 34th session. - 1967.

Address to teachers’ conference. - 1967.

128 129

Correspondence re election. - 1967.

Retiring statement to constituents. - 1970.

NWT government - history. - n.d.

Letter from NWT Archives. - 1979.

NWT main estimates. - 1969-70. - 3 folders.

BOX 110

Report re constitutional development - 1980.

Annual report of Commissioner. - 1969.

Report re economic development. - 1968.

Legislation, proceedings, etc. - 1963, 1974-1975. Welfare Committee. - 1977.

SERIES 7. Articles and research by others. - [ca. 1940-1985]. - 57 cm of textual records

W.P. Adams / Canadian Studies and the Arctic.

Annals of the International Geophysical Year. - 1959, 1966

Archeological Resources of the Canadian North

Margaret Bailey / The Family Agency’s Role in Treating the Wife of an Alcoholic

P.D. Baird / Expedition to Canadian Arctic. - 1949.

William Barr

Before Industrialization: A Rural Social System Base Study

Ernest S. Burch / The Thule-Historic Eskimo Transition on the West Coast of Hudson Bay

T.J. Boag / White Man in the Arctic. - 1952.

Michel Brochu

A.W.R. Carrothers / Canada: Reluctant Imperialist

Catalogue of Researches on Finnish Lapland

129 130

Norman Chance / Culture Change and Integration: An Eskimo Example. - 1960.

Chance/Trudeau / Social Organization, Acculturation and Integration Among the Eskimo and the Cree. - 1964.

Chapman / Co-operative community self-surveys.

Circumpolar peoples. - Fall 1983.

Clarke/Ogan / Assumptions and Alternatives: Recent Research by Social Scientists in Papua New Guinea

Concept of culture and its application in the context of cross-cultural socio-economic development.

Cultural Resources Evaluation - Maine.

Culture Policy Program of the Nordic Laps.

G. Dearing

J. Peter Denny / Notes on Thinking Processes Facilitated by the Eskimo and English Languages

DiLabio/Shilts / Detailed Drift Prospecting in the Southern District of Keewatin.

Downs / Understanding Culture

Downs / Fables, Fancies and Failures in Cross-Cultural Training

Dunning / Ethnic Relations and the Marginal Man

Eaton / Controlled Acculturation (Hutterites)

Mark Ebert / Institutionalized Ethnocentrism

Elias/Abell / Implications of the Canada Act for Household Economies in the North. - 1982

John F. Embree / Community Analysis: An Example of Anthropology in Government

John England / The First Expeditions to Lady Franklin Bay, Northeast Ellesmere Island

Alexander Ervin / Native Alaskan Political Capacity

Ferguson / Caribou on southern Baffin Island

Len Findlay

BOX 111

130 131

Finnish Studies in Ethnology

Folinsbee / World’s View - from Alph to Zipf

Milton Freeman

Fried / Acculturation and Mental Health - Indian Migrants in Peru

Funk / Delmas Residential School

Further Education in Northwest Territories

Galbraith / Tuberculosis among the indigenous population of Canada

Giddings / 10 000 ans d’histoire arctique

Glaciology in the Arctic

Graburn / Eskimo Law in Light of Self- and Group-interest

Gray / Computer Text Production for Canada’s Original Languages

Greenland - typescript

Groenlandica V

Guemple / Saunik: Name sharing / Eskimo kinship terms

Gunderson / Mental Health Problems in Antarctica

Guthrie / Primitive Man’s Relationship to Nature

Sixten S.R. Haraldson

Heinrich / Some borrowings from German into Eskimo. - 1971.

Heinrich / Social integration. - 1969.

Herbert / Par-delá le Sommet du monde

A. Hoffer / Megavitamin B-3 therapy

Hongimann / Learning to Drink

Charles Campbell Hughes / Cultural change among Eskimos. - 1965.

Charles Campbell Hughes / Social control among the St. Lawrence Island Eskimos

131 132

Hynan / Community Development

Icelandic Canadian

Ingold / Social and economic problems of Finnish Lapland

Inuit women in transition

Jaine / Traditional Indigenous Healing Ceremonies

Jaine / Soils of Rankin Inlet Area

William H. Jensen / Factors and Levels in Canadian Eskimo Change

C.J. Jonkel / Polar Bear Management

Kazan River

Kearney / Globalization / Transnationalism

Keith/Neufeld / Community Self-Determination

Keller / Bicultural social work and anthropology

Kleinfeld / Effective teachers of Indian and Eskimo high school students

Kramer / Advancing Post-Secondary Education in Circumpolar Regions

Kupsch / True North Strong and Free

Lawrence / Do We Need Incentives to Develop the North?

Thomas Lee / Fort Chimo and Payne Lake, Ungava 1965

Lotz / Human Rights of Indians and Eskimos

Lovell / Hypoadrenocortism

MacArthur / International Journal of Psychology articles

MacPherson / Pack dogs ni the Canadian Arctic

Mazonowicz / Copying the World’s Oldest Masters

McGhee / Canadian Arctic Pre-History

Malaurie / Esquimaux polaires

132 133

Meeks/Kelly / Family Therapy / Recovering Alcoholics

Mining

Misc. articles re Greenland, etc. (in Danish?)

BOX 112

Misc. bibliographies. - 2 folders.

Misc. typescripts. - 3 folders.

Montague / Time, morphology and neoteny in the evolution of man

Mowbray / Desperate journey

Muir / India and Historical Research

Murdoch / Diary re employment with Department of Northern Affairs

Joan Murphy / Life Systems (Arctic)

Umberto Nobile / Le Pôle, aventure de ma vie

Mark Nuttall / Information re Arctic Homeland

Ogan / Decolonising Anthropology?

Esteri Ohenoja

Origins of Education in the Arctic

Osmond/Hoffer / A Comprehensive Theory of Schizophrenia

Paine / ‘Chernobyl’ reaches Norway

Pelto et al / Snowmobile Revolution in Lapland

Pesticides and the Environment

Robert Petersen (Danish)

Pond Inlet, NWT

Procter / Husbandry of a Northern Health Service

Pryde / Nunaga: 10 ans chez let Esquimaux

133 134

Publications in Italian

Rasmussen / Scandinavian Anthropologist

Rasmussen / Tasks for future research in Eskimo culture

Rassias / Philosophy of Language Instruction

Roberts et al / Expressive Self-Testing in Driving

Roberts/Sutton-Smith / re game theory

Rogge / Recent Economic Developments in Northern Manitoba

Rowe / Global Education

Salzer / Relative Hypoglycemia

Saunier-Picard / Chronique Arctique 1969

Schafer / Age of Culture

Schierup / Immigrants and Scandinavian Welfare Bureaucracy

Douglas Schmeiser

Scotter / Forest Fires in Northern Saskatchewan

Sharma / Symbolic Expressions of Conflict

Smith / Marble Island

BOX 113

Solandt / Research on Canada’s Arctic de Sousberghe / L’Indissolubilité des unions

J.W.T. Spinks

Taylor / Recension: book review

Taylor/Swinton / Pre-historic Canadian Eskimo art

John Tintera

Valentine / Fort Black Cooperative Store

134 135

Vallee - Cooperative movement / community organization in Canadian Arctic

Wallace/Atkins / Meaning of Kinship Terms

Warner / Native Peoples of the Churchill River Basin de Weerdt / NWT mineral resources policy

Weidner / University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Man and his Environment

Western Canadian Sub-Arctic Pre-history and the Dene

Westman/Jakobsson / Arkeologiska Sampling (Swedish)

Whiteside / Kinship System

Widstrand / Evaluation of Rural Development Projects

Willmott / Flexibility of Eskimo Social Organization

Zavatti / Terminologia Geoglaciologica Polare

SERIES 8. Conferences. - 1969-1993. - 23 cm of textual records

Administration of Justice. - 1993.

Arctic Development and Future of Eskimo Societies, Le Havre. - 1969. - 2 folders.

Arctic Social Sciences. - 1992.

Canadian Rock Art Conference. - 1969.

Indigenous Politics and Self-Government. - 1993.

International Arctic Peoples Conference. - 1973.

International Geographical Congress. - 1976.

International Symposium on Circumpolar Health - 1967, [197-?]

Inuit Circumpolar Conference. - [198-]. - 4 folders.

BOX 114

Inuit Circumpolar Conference. - [198-]. - 2 folders.

135 136

Inuit Studies Conference. - 1982-1990. - 3 folders. folder 1: 1982 folder 2: 1988 folder 3: 1990

National Forum on Canada’s International Relations - Circumpolar Relations. - 1998.

Native American Bilingual Education Conference. - 1977.

Nordiska Rådet för Antropologisk Forsknin. - [1979?]

Northern Development and Ecology (Canadian Association of Geographers). - 1981.

Role of Circumpolar Universities in Northern Development. - 1989.

Seminar on Health Problems of Nomads. - 1973.

Science for Peace: International Conference on Arctic Cooperation. - 1988.

Think Tank on Mental Health Services to Native Children and their Families. - n.d.

United Nations Conference on the Human Environment - Regional Consultations. - 1972.

Western Association of Sociology and Anthropology. - 1982.

SERIES 9. Northern periodicals. - [ca. 1970-1985]. - 11 cm of textual records

Arcana Poli

Arctic News

Arctic and Northern Development Digest

Caribou News

Eskimo

Greenland Collector

Hub of the North (Hay River)

Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada

Interpreter

Inuit Tapirisat of Canada

Inummarit

136 137

Inuttut

Iwgia Newsletter

Keewatin Echo

Messenger

News of the North

Northern Perspectives

Northland

Nunatsiaq News

Nunavut

Pilot (Fort Smith and Simpson)

Rankin Times

RCMP Quarterly

Sermitsiak’ (Greenland)

Sweden Now

Tukisiviksat

Tusagatsait

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SERIES 10. Misc. reports, etc.. - 1976-1997. - 20 cm of textual records

Arctic Institute of North America

Biomedical Communications Project. - 1972.

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association.

Department of Indian and Northern Affairs. Press releases. - 1972, 1974. Mining statistics. - 1970-1972. Reports, etc. - 1960-1980. - 6 folders.

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folder 1: Eskimos of Southampton Island; Press clippings on Greenland; Indians and Inuit of Canada; Save the Caribou. folder 2: Arctic Research and Training Centre, Rankin Inlet folder 3: Excerpts from DIAND reports. folder 4: Kananaskis folder 5: Development agencies for Northwest Territories folder 6: Canada North of Sixty; Bill C-202, 1970: Arctic Waters Pollution Prevention Act North magazine.

Evaluation of Spence Bay Craft Project. - 1976.

Government of Canada - Canada and the Circumpolar World. - 1997.

Institute of American Indian Arts. - 1967.

Swedish reports.

Misc. typescripts.

Misc. academic newsletters.

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SERIES 11. Misc. publications. - 1949-1980. - 29 cm of textual records

Canadian Wildlife Service. - 4 folders.

Central Australian Aboriginal Reserves.

Centre for Community Studies publications.

Il Polo (Istituto Geografico Polare). - 1949-1970. - 2 folders

Metis poems

Repulse Bay, 1973

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Russian publications from Doris Löve

University of Papua New Guinea

Misc. - Inuit.

Misc. - Scandinavia / Greenland.

SERIES 12. Uppsala University. - 1973-1974. - 7 cm of textual records

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Williamson was on sabbatical at Uppsala to complete his doctorate.

Correspondence. - 1973-1974. Correspondence with colleagues and friends during Williamson’s residence in Uppsala.

Correspondence and seminar list. - 1973.

Publications re Uppsala and university.

Offprints.

Uppsala University crest.

SERIES 13. Personal. - 1967-2000. - 8 cm of textual records

Awards and honours Order of Canada. - 1987. Copies of letters of notification and congratulations and of biographical information. - 1985-1986. Order of Canada - correspondence. - 1987-1998. - 2 folders. Correspondence re nominations of Walter Kupsch and Howard Nixon, status of Alan Eagleson’s Order of Canada, etc.; information about new recipients; etc. Commemorative Medal (anniversary of Confederation). - 1992. George Ivany Internationalization Award. - 1999-2000. Certificate of appreciation - International Student Office. - 2000. Emeritus status. - 2000.

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Curriculum vitae. - 1976-1977.

Biographical info / trivia re Williamson. - [1999].

Williamson - reading/performance. - n.d.

Correspondence - personal. - [ca. 1967-1999].

Joanne Lang estate.

Harp correspondence.

Dr. Allan Ropper. - 1999. - RESTRICTED Medical enquiry

Keepsake file. - [199-].

Memorabilia. - 1975, n.d.

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Visit of Prince Charles - decorated menu, 1975; Williamson’s trapper’s sign

Diaries and day books. - 1967-1987 (incomplete).

Nora Williamson - report card, NWT

Science teaching, Saskatoon school board. - 1994-1995. Follow-up correspondence incident at science fair re evolution exhibit, involving the Williamsons’ daughter.

SERIES 14. Photographs. - [ca. 1950]-2000, predominant [197-]. - ca. 240 photographs.

R.G. Williamson portraits. - 6 photographs.

Art and artists. - 14 photographs. Photographs of Inuit artists Nauja, John Tiktak and family, Tantungi, Uqusiksalimiat and their art, Williamson, carvings by Qavic.

Williamson and others. - 10 photographs. Photograph with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Senator Willie Adams; Williamson and dog team, ca. 1998; Williamson in Scotland, 2000; presentation of Ivany Internationalization Award; etc.

Other individuals and scenes. - 12 photographs. Photograph of Williamson’s son Peter, age 11; Spence Bay dog lines; Inuit “housing” in late 1960s; “dismembering a whale”; Dr. Urve Linnamae, U of S anthropology and archaeology professor, Member of Parliament Gene Rheaume and family; and photographs at Rankin Inlet.

Photo album - [ca. 1950-1965?]. - ca. 200 photographs Taken in England and the Northwest Territories

Published photographs. - n.d., 1976. Williamson and family - photo in Rankin Inlet publication; photograph on cover of Il Polo (Istituto Geografico Polare). Captions and misc. correspondence re photographs.

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MG 216 – RG Williamson – 2013-088 accession

Dates: 1939-2010 (inclusive); 1956-2002 (predominant).

Extent: 3.77 m of textual records, 48 postcards; 400 - 2.5x3.5”negatives; ~400-35mm negatives; 743 photographs, 2,377 slides, 25 laser prints; 3-45 rpm records; 14 – 8mm, 25 ft. films; 3 cassettes, 3 microcassettes, 9-150 ft., 21-600 ft., 12-1200 ft. reels; equipment; memorabilia

Organized into 8 series: 1. Alpha-Numeric / Subject-Nominal Series 2. DEW Line Impact / Environmental Change 3. Personal 4. Universities 4.1 University of Calgary 4.2 University of Saskatchewan 5. Audio-Visual 5.1 Audio 5.1.1 Cassettes 5.1.2 Records 5.1.3 Reel-to-Reel 5.2 Film 6. Photographs 6.1 Negatives 6.2 Photographs 6.3 Slides 7. Publications 8. Memorabilia 8.1 Equipment 8.2 Memorabilia

Material in English, Inuktituk, Greenlandic, French.

Restrictions: Some material has been restricted; please consult with archivist.

Donated to the University Archives & Special Collections by Karla Jessen Williamson.

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Series 1: General Subject/Nominal

Abel, Ernie. – 1983. – textual records, 3 col photographs.

Aboriginal EnviroCareers. – 2003.

Addresses – Circumpolar Governance. – 2002.

Agreement-in-Principle: Settlement of Inuit Land Claims in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon Territory. – 1976.

Aleksiuk, Michael. – 1998. Correspondence surrounding Landscapes of the Heart (originally, “Nature, Environment and Me”). Includes personal correspondence as well. See also below, Correspondence and Publications – RGW – Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self.”

Anthropological Theory.

ArcticNet. – 2002-2003. See also below, DEW Line - ArcticNet.

Arctic Sovereignty. – [ca. 2002] Heavily annotated copy of “The Shipping News: Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty Not on Thinning Ice” by Franklyn Griffiths.

Arctic Strategy – Map Transparencies.

Art. – 1976-2001. Includes correspondence relating to the Arctic Creative Development foundation, “Domestic Bliss,” a pamphlet on contemporary video artist, including Zacharias Kunuk; an editorial on culture in the internet age, etc. See also below, “Inuit Art.”

Art - Canadian Arctic Producers Limited. – [ca. 1964-1966]. Includes “Diary of an Arctic Journey;” Eskimo Art from Holman;” “Cape Dorset Man;” “Eskimo Art in Sealskin;” “Carvers of Keewatin;” ”Frobisher Bay Eskimo Childhood;” etc.

Art – Pen and Ink. Signed cartoon; “Winter in Rankin Inlet” by JFV Millar.

ATCO Frontec Corportation.

Ayaruak’s Autobiography. – 1961. Material in Inuktitut.

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Bathhurst Inlet Interim Report. – 1977-1978.

Bathhurst Inlet – Notes. – RESTRICTED.

Bathhurst Inlet Photographs. – 33 b&w photographs, 74 col photographs, 167 negatives.

Bathhurst Inlet Study. - RESTRICTED.

Bibliography.

Canadian Anthropology and the Cold War. – 2003. Paper by Nelson Graburn.

Citizenship Courts. – 1995-1998. – RESTRICTED. Includes correspondence, speech notes, clippings, etc.

Clippings. – 1962, 2002. On Iceland’s transfer from oil to hydrogen; Ted White; Queen Elizabeth’s golden anniversary.

The Committee for Original Peoples’ Entitlement (COPE). – 1973.

Community Names.

Condon, Richard. – 1978. Correspondence, research proposal, copy of “Abelam Yam Beliefs and Sociorythmicity.”

Correspondence. Miscellaneous correspondence on a variety of subjects.

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Correspondence - Balladen om identiteten – Aaju. – 1979.

Correspondence – Department of Northern Affairs. – 1956-1962. – 2 folders. - RESTRICTED. Predominantly materials relating to Inuit and the law or social services.

Correspondence – Draft – Prime Minister. – 2004.

Correspondence – Harrer, Susie. – 1976-1978.

Correspondence – Letters of Reference.

Correspondence – NWT Government. – 1978. Regarding youth suicide in the north.

Correspondence – NWT Ski Team. – 1971. – 1 postcard.

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“The Development of the Government of the Northwest Territories and the Political Aspirations of the Northwest Territories Inuit.” – 1987. Paper by Karla Jessen Williamson, submitted for Edind 820.3

Encyclopedia of the Arctic. – 2002. Correspondence; list of unassigned entries.

Gerentology Conference – Notes. – 1990.

Inuit Art. – nd, 1974, 2003. Newsletter, and “Artists from the Keewatin” by George Swinton, memo regarding foundation funding. See also above, “Art,” and below, “Williamson Art Collection.”

Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC). – 1980-2005. Press releases, committee documents, resolutions, etc., together with materials relating to subsequent conferences relating to the environment, arctic sovereignty, etc.

Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) – American Arctic Policies. – nd, 1983.

Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) Charter. – 1952, 1980, 1983. Includes “Henrik Lund, a National Poet of Greenland;” copy of speech by the Greenland Home Rule delegate; “The Early History of Greenlandic Organizations;” “Grønland I Inuit-Samarbejdet;” statement on arctic coastal zone management; together with charter and draft proposed amendments.

Inuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) – Inuit Media Directory. – 1983.

Inuit Studies Bibliography.

Inuit Studies Conference. – 2004.

Inuktituk.

Jackson, David. – 2002. Notes on meeting, relating to the coast guard and ice-breaking.

The KIA [Keewatin Inuit Association] Traditional Grave Project. – 1983-1986.

Knowing the North: Integrating Tradition, Technology and Science. – 1986. Materials relating to a conference hosted by the Boreal Institute (University of Alberta). Includes various pamphlets, “Rhetoric and Polemic in Northern Health Policy Debates: the Case for Local Control;” “The Politics of Health in the Fourth World: A Northern Canadian Example;” “Circumpolar Health 1986: an Alaskan Inuit Doctor’s Perspective;” “Pingos on Bylot Island, NWT;” the annual report of the Arctic Institute of North America (see also above); etc.

Leibel, Taryn. Data relating to treatment and prevention of disease in livestock across various countries.

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Maps. – nd, 1939-1997. – 2 folders. Includes some course handouts, together with the Oxford pocket guide; Great Britain road atlas; NWT and Yukon Eskimo Registration Districts; Scandinavia; West Indies; Aborigines of Canada, Alaska and Greenland; highway map of Canada and northern United States; Geographers’ Famous Guide to London; Stockholm; pamphlet on Denmark; a pamphlet on Saskatchewan; Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Aberdeen; federal land (US); map portfolio (Office of the Special Representative for Constitutional Development in the NWT); map annotated with notes regarding animals; etc. Folder 2 includes transparency of language families. See also above, “Arctic Strategy – Map Transparencies.”

McGowan, Virginia. – 2003. – RESTRICTED.

Miscellaneous.

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NWT Data Sheets.

NWT Legislature. – 1960-1974. – RESTRICTED.

Notes. – 2 folders.

Notes – Contact History.

Ogbu: Cultural Discontinuity and Schooling.

“One Hundred and Twenty-five Years of Canadian Archaeology.” [Draft?] paper by W.C. Noble.

Petersen, Robert. – 1990, 1993. Correspondence with Karla Jessen Williamson; copy of “Den Grønlandske Organisering I Det Traditionelle Samfund;” “Kalaallisut kinaassuseqarnermik isummap pileriartornera.”

Postcards. – 8 cards, 48 postcards. Unused postcards from Tromsø, Norway; Anchorage, Alaska; Finland; Greenland; Saskatoon; England; etc. Also includes 2 postcard sets and 8 cards.

Publishers – Possibilities. – 1993-1995. Materials and notes concerning various publishing houses.

Rankin Inlet. – 1968. Map of housing development.

Rankin Inlet – Liquor. – 1978. Ballot question.

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Rankin Inlet – Social Data. – RESTRICTED.

Rowley, Graham. Notes on eulogy.

Sami. – 1978, 1993. Includes “The Beginnings of Ethnic Politicization Among the Swedish Lapps;” “The Sami, Past and Present;” etc.

SIFC. – 1996. Materials relating to a course taught by Karla Jessen Williamson.

Slaymaker, Olav. – 2002. Notes in preparation for a meeting.

Social Sciences in the North. – 1992.

Speeches. – 1974, 1979. Includes “Cultural Factors in Arctic Mining;” speech notes for Jean Chretien, on the second reading of “An Act to amend the Yukon Act, the Northwest Territories Act and the Canada Elections Act.”

Sustainable Use Coalition. – 1974, 1995, 2005. Includes correspondence relating to the seal hunt; “Removing the Final Leg: Assessing the Impacts of the Proposed European Ban on Fur on the Inuit Subsistence Economy;” an early article on energy production and consumption; notes on seal-oil marketing; etc.

Traditional Inuit Decision Making.Structures and the Administration of Nunavut. – 1993. Working draft prepared by Marc Stevenson.

Transparencies. Includes “the Eskimo System;” notes on assumptions toward natives.

Welfare Committee Meeting. – 1977.

Series 2: DEW Line Impact / Environmental Change

ADPP. – [ca. 2004-2005]. Minutes of meeting: discussion of overall proposal, funding, potential contributors, etc.

Applied Anthropology. – 1956-2002. Articles, including “The Aboriginal Industry’s New Clothes;” “The Delivery of Health Services in the Canadian North;” “The Disaster of Nunavut;” “Swimming in Cross-Cultural Currents;” “United States Interests in the Arctic Region;” “Knowledge and Policy;” “The Silent Messengers.”

Arctic Council Predictive. Includes minutes of meetings; reports on research (general); correspondence;

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ArcticNet. – 2005. Correspondence and information relating research project guidelines, etc. See also above.

CASCA Conference. Notes for presentation; correspondence on grants.

Correspondence. See also below, General.

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Draft Research Proposals. – 2001-2002.

Ecological Anthropology. Copy of paper by June Helm.

Environmental Policy. Copy of paper by Douglas Nord and Geoffrey Weller.

General. – 2001-2004. Includes drafts of papers, notes, correspondence, proposals, etc.

Grant Sources. – 2001.

Meridian. - 2001.

Series 3: Personal

Christmas Cards.

Correspondence. 1950-2001. Includes letters from Lord Mount Evans; H.H. Sissons; Lord David [?], and others.

Correspondence – Family. – 1952-1953. Predominantly letters home to his parents and [brother] Ted; also includes letter from AJ Tosh to Williamson, notes on a church service, etc. In envelope titled “[Slave] Indian Legends and Mackenzie Valley Letters.”

Correspondence – HRH Prince Charles. – [ca. 1975], 1998-2001. - textual records, 4 col photographs, 1 b&w photograph.

CV – Public Service. – [ca. 1995]. – RESTRICTED.

Education – Grammar School. Notebooks.

Education – Notes.

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Family.

Family – Beth Williamson.

Family - Karla Jessen Williamson. – 1989. Includes a valentine poem.

Family - Karla Jessen Williamson – Job Applications. – 1989-1994. – RESTRICTED.

Family – Nora Williamson.

Family – Peter Williamson.

Family – Sarah Williamson.

Family – Thomas Williamson.

Health.

Honours and Awards. – 2004. See also below, Memorabilia.

Honours and Awards – Order of Canada. – 1992-2004. Correspondence, membership list, etc. See also below, Memorabilia.

Kupsch, Walter Oscar. – 2003. A copy of the professional tribute written by WGE Caldwell.

Millard, Peter. – 2001. Notes for eulogy at funeral.

Miscellaneous. – textual records, 10 photographs. Includes souvenir photographs from the Musée Grévin.

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Passports. – 1951-2005. Includes British and Canadian passports; international drivers licence; etc.

Poetry / Writing.

Religious Materials. – 1943-1964. – textual records, books, 3 photographs. – 2 folders. Includes portions of the Book of Common Prayer; New Testament; hymns; and the Divine Service Book for the Armed Forces. Inserted within some of the books are letters, photographs and pamphlets. These have been left inside the books as found. Folder 1: Book of Common Prayer (English) Folder 2: all items in I Inuktitut.

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Soldier’s Release Book. – 1946. For Gordon Alexander Williamson.

Williamson Sculpture Collection.

Series 4: Universities 4.1 University of Calgary

Anthropology 337 – Lecture Notes. – 2002.

Arctic Institute of North America. Pamphlets; memorandum from RGW on potential and institutional structure. See also below, Knowing the North.

Arctic Institute of North America – Bi-annual Report. Williamson prepared twice-yearly reports for the Board.

Arctic Institute of North America – Board Meeting. – 1990.

University of Calgary – General.

4.2 University of Saskatchewan

Acculturation (North) – Bibliography. Lists for Anthropology 223.3, 229, and 803.3

[Acculturation] - Applied Bibliography.

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Anthropology Courses – Various.

Anthropology 223.3

Anthropology 800. – 1978, 1980-1981. Reading list; notes.

Anthropology 803. – 1973-1998.

Anthropology 803.3 – RESTRICTED.

ARTC – S22f. – 1970. - RESTRICTED.

Contract – Karla Williamson. – 1992-1993.

Course Evaluations – Karla Williamson. – 1994.

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General. – 1977-2001.

Scholarship Possibilities. – 1992.

Speech to College Meeting.

Student Papers. – 4 folders. – RESTRICTED.

Series 5: Audio-Visual Materials

5.1 Audio

5.1.1.Cassettes

Cassettes. – 3 cassette tapes, 3 microcassette tapes. Includes: Conversation Inuit – digitized* RG Williamson – “Canada.” re: students [tape subsequently broken] – rehoused and digitized* Untitled – music (Dwight Yokam?)* interspersed with “testing;” dictaphone tapes [believed blank].

Digital copies: \\Scaa\masterimages\uofs_misc\Williamson “Dwight Yokam” label added when other cassettes digitized

5.1.2 .Records

Records – 1977, 1979. – 3 45 rpm records. Includes George Harrison – “Love Comes to Everyone” and “Soft Touch” (promotional copy); Joni Mitchell – “Jericho” and “Dreamland.(promotional copy); Ringo Starr – “Wings” and “Just a Dream.”

5.1.3 Reel-to-Reel

Ayaruak Singing and Talking. – 1-150 ft. reel.

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[CBC – Green Acres Promo?]. – 1-600 ft. reel.

Eskimo Culture – Academic Paper. – 1-1200 ft. reel

Eskimo Folklore – Kupak & Ussak. – 2-1200 ft. reels.

Eskimo Legends – Kenaura. – 1-600 ft. reel, 1-1200 ft reel.

Eskimo Music. – 1-1200 ft. reel.

Eskimo Songs – Williamson in Camp with Eskimo. – 1-600 ft. reel.

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Eskimo Soul Complex – Academic Paper. 6-600 ft. reels.

“Ghost of Arctic Bay.” – 2 – 1200 ft. reels

Kubvaqa Interview. – 1-600 ft. reel.

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Inuvik. – 3-600 ft. reels. [Tug-of-war; fiddling contest; storytime, etc.]

Opening of ARTC. – 1-1200 ft. reel Includes interviews in Inuktituk by Mike Avarluk with RGW.

Personal – GA Williamson to RG Williamson. – 1-600 ft. reel. Note, reel annotated “Kupak – Folk Tales.”

[Personal – Music]. – 2-1200 ft. reels. Simon and Garfunkel, Joan Baez, Judy Collins; second reel “Rock.”

Siksik Interview. – 1-600 ft. reel.

Swedish Phrase Book. – 1-600 ft. reel.

Tautung telling story of Iqimaqasujujuak. – 1963. – 1-600 ft. reel.

Williamson Dictating to Mrs. Hertz – tape 9. – 1-600 ft. reel. Part of Eskimo Soul Complex?

Unidentified – 150 ft. – 8 reels. Many of these were sent by post; may be “living letters.”

Unidentified – Other. – 3-600 ft. reels, 2-1200 ft. reels.

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5.2 Film

Autumn blizzard [Irivia]. – 1960. – 8mm. – 25ft.

Banff. – 1968. – 8mm. – 25ft.

Itivia. – 1961. – 8mm. – 25ft.

London. – 1962. – 8mm. – 25ft.

Meach Lake – [Whale?] Cove – Boat Trip. – [ca. 1961]. – 8mm. – 25ft.

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Note: half blank.

Rankin. – [1962]. – 8mm. – 25ft.

Rankin – Christmas – Outdoor Scenes. – 1962. – 8mm. – 25ft.

Scotland – Newstead Abbey. – 8mm. – 25ft. Note that first half is blank.

Summer and Fall. – 1961. – 8mm. – 25ft. “Baby feeding & Sunday walk.”

Unidentified – 8mm. – 25ft. – 4 reels.

Visit from England. – [ca. 1968]. – 8mm. – 25ft.

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Series 6: Photographs and Slides

6.1 Negatives.

Negatives – 400 - 2.5x3.5” Action (groups, individuals). – 22 negatives. Cabins, houses, camps, etc. – 22 negatives. [Farm]. – 46 negatives. Individuals – Northern dress. – 40 negatives. Individuals – Southern Dress. – 120 negatives. Interiors – Women [North]. – 4 negatives, 2 photographs. Photos are annotated “Mrs. Mouse, Liard River [near] Fort Simpson, NWT.” Landscape. – 46 negatives. Miscellaneous. – 15 negatives. Seal hunt, dog sled, etc. – 9 negatives. Sports. – 11 negatives. Towns, cities, etc. (multiple buildings) – 37 negatives. Transportation (including dogsled). – 28 negatives.

Negatives – strips. – 2 folders.

6.2 Photographs

ARTC / Rankin Inlet. – 39 b&w photographs

Contact Prints. – 2 sheets.

Europe. – 44 b&w, 25 col photographs, negatives.

Family. – 30 col, 24 b&w photographs, 2 laser prints.

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Family and Rankin Artist Portraits by George Swinton. – 17 b&w photographs, 4 negatives.

Miscellaneous. – 21 photographs, 23 laser prints.

North. –24 col, 283 b&w photographs. – 3 folders. Includes people, landscape, enquiry, students, field trips, etc.

North – Identified. – 1967-1969. - 28 b&w photographs, 3 slides. Images apparently selected for publication.

North – [Keewatin]. – nd, 1965-1971. – 1 col, 11 b&w, photographs.

Photography Ephemera.

RG Williamson. – 1950 - 2000. - 9 col, 9 b&w photographs.

Saskatchewan. – [ca. 1959 or 1960]. - 13 b&w photographs. Primarily football game; one image includes car with [Miss] Roughrider 1959; includes images of sky event over campus.

Travel – Europe. – 38 col photographs. Sweden; [Dublin].

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6.3 Slides

Banff Trip. – 1968. – 36 slides.

Britain. – 1962. – 65 slides.

Canada – CN Tower. – 5 slides. Set of souvenir slides.

Cape Dorset. – 1971. – 14 slides.

Carousel. – 57 slides.

Carrothers Tour. – [ca. 1966-1968]. – 80 slides.

Carrothers Tour – Resolute Bay. – 20 slides.

The Farm. – 1964. - 12 slides.

Georgian Bay. – 1959. – 27 slides.

Great Whale River. -5 slides.

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Inuvik. – [ca. 1968]. - 26 slides.

Italy. – 1971. – 40 slides.

Italy – Rome. – [ca. 1971]. – 60 slides. Professional (souvenir) images.

[Italy] - Venice (Mainly). – 1971. – 82 slides.

Mackenzie [River] – 1970. – 52 slides. Event; plaque for Fort Simpson among images.

Meach Lake [Meech Lake?]. – 1959. – 42 slides.

Mexico. – 63 slides.

Newfoundland and Saskatchewan. – 68 slides.

[North]. – 9 - 2.5x2.5” slides. Of church and “Eskimo Museum,” aircraft, etc.

North. – nd, [1959]. – 95 slides.

North – Frobisher. – 1955. – 54 slides.

North – Identified. – 16 slides. Primarily Iqirasak and Iglussuit.

[North – Individuals and Traditional]. – 100 slides. Includes images of [Rankin]; ships; etc., together with individuals, hunting, etc.

North – Mainly Iceland. – 22 slides.

North – Pangnirtung, etc. – 1953-1954. – 25 slides.

[North – Various]. – 1954-1971. 408 slides. Some are from a box marked “archaeological sites;” but appears to be both summer and winter camps, boat trip in the north, together with other (unidentified) locations. Some are likely Iceland.

Personal (Miscellaneous). – 284 slides. Includes family; scenes of a wedding; Rocky Mountains; etc.

Rankin [Inlet]. – 1967-1968. – 108 slides. Also includes [Marble Island; Maurice Haycock].

[Rankin Inlet] – ARTC Building – Construction. – 1968. – 24 slides.

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Rankin [Inlet] – Family. – 1967, 1969. – 27 slides.

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Rocky Mountains. – 1969. - 34 slides.

Saskatoon & University. – 1973. – 17 slides.

[Torch River?] – [ca. 1960-1961]. – 28 slides. Identified on box as Rankin, camping trip, 1968; but appears to be Torch River.

Tuktoyaktuk. – 1968. – 28 slides.

Untitled [Various]. –312 slides.

Yukon. – 1967. – 16 slides.

[Yukon] – Whitehorse. – 1967. – 16 slides.

Series 7: Publications

7.1 General

[ARTC Library].

Community Newsletters. – 1968, 2009/ “Tusautit;” “Inuit Tuttarvingat.”

Exploration. Includes “The North West Passage;” “Eskimos of Rankin Inlet;” “Chukchi Sea, Southern Ocean, Kara Sea: the polar voyages of Captain Eduard Dallmann, whaler, trader, explorer 1830-96;” “The Last Journey of Peter Tessem and Paul Knutsen, 1919.”

Game Hunting. Includes “The International Fur Ban and Public Policy Advocacy: The Significance of Inuit Cultural Persistence; “Sentencing in the North;” “Assessing Movement in an Arctic Caribou Population;” “Comment on Proposed Northwest Territories Reorganization.”

Info-North. – 1997.

Keewatin Echo. – 1972, 1974.

News North. – 2003.

Nunavut. – 1992-2001. Includes “Our Land, Our People;” “Nunavut,” the report of the Tungavik Federation of Nunavut; and “Our Grandfathers surely were friends,” the report of a cross-cultural visit to Japan.; etc.

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Nunatsiaq News. – 1983, 1998, 2000-2010. Incomplete run. See also SpColl, E99 .E7N962. Issues retained do not duplicate Library holdings . 1983-2004 – Box 130 2005-Jan-Feb 2008 – Box 131 Box 131 Mar 2008-Jun 2009 – Box 132 Box 132 Jul 2009-2010 – Box 133 Box 133

Pamphlets. – [ca. 1986]-2004. Includes Our Daily Bread (on seals); Baffin Island; Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (summary report); Polar Research in Tromsø; Canadian Polar Commission; Arctic Ocean; etc.

7.2 By others

Aivilik Eskimo Time-Space Concepts. – [ca. 1950].

Book Reviews. – 2002. Review of Landscapes of the Heart: Narratives of Nature and Self. RGW’s chapter, “Arctic Habitat,” is mentioned.

Canada’s Development Assistance Programme: An Examination of Some External and Internal Influences. – [ca. 2000].

General. – 2 folders. Includes “Son and Dance;” “Wirtschaftliche Erschließung und Land-Besitzansprüche der Eingeborenen-Bevölkerung im kanadischen Norden;” “American Whaling in Hudson Bay, 1819-1919;” “The Nunavut Agreement and Sustainable Development in the Canadian Arctic and Circumpolar World;” “The Eskimos in Canada;” “The Social Structure of Canadian Ethnology: Networks, Camps, Traditions;” “Salluviniq’s Storiy;” “The Case for an Arctic Region Council and a Treaty Propoal;” etc.

Literacy as Interethnic Communication. – 1979.

New Directions in Circumpolar Cooperation: Canada, The Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy, and the Arctic Council.

The Quality of Life of Native Peoples: A Discussion Paper and Research and Development Prospectus. – 1972.

Under Four Flags. – 1965.

University of Saskatchewan Faculty. Includes offprints by Howard Woodhouse, Peter Li, Brendan Cook; William Barr.

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7.3 By Williamson

The Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self. Draft chapter for Landscapes of the Heart. See also above, Aleksiuk, Michael.

Articles - Various. Draft of “Climate Change and Attitudinal Change in the Arctic;” “Values and Functional Change and Persistence in the Social Dynamics of Women in Modern Arctic Society;” “The Land of Failing Ice;” “Arctic Institute of North America: Research Creator or Conduit?” etc.

Climate Change and Canadian Inuit.

Cultural Persistence and Cultural Casualties in the Sealskin Wars. – 1991.

The Eskimo Naming System, Social and Metaphysical Factors, and Forces of Change. – 1985.

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The Need for Arctic Council Capacity for Prediction: A Solution

Northern Lightly: A Different Arctic Book. Annotated draft, regarding Abe Okpik, an Arctic dance, and RGW’s first arrival in Canada and the north.

Socio-Cultural change Among the Keewatin Eskimo – First Draft (Original copy). – 2 folders.

Socio-Cultural change Among the Keewatin Eskimo – First Draft (3rd copy). – 2 folders.

Series 8: Memorabilia

8.1 Equipment

Manuals. Cassette Recorders – 3. Cords, Microphones, etc.

Dictaphone. – see Equipment box 1 Projection Lamp. Reel-to Reel Recorder. – see shelf.

8.2 Memorabilia

Bookend. – see box 2 Single bookend; Northwest Territories crest.

Briefcase. - see box 2

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Canada Confederation. – 1967. - see box 2 Large and small medals with ribbons.

Canada Confederation. – 1992. - see box 2 Single large medal with ribbon.

Coats. – see box 1 Two heavy cotton shells with decorative trim.

Grade X Excellence. – 1974. - see box 2 Medal with ribbon.

JW George Ivany Internationalization Award. – see box

Musk-ox Horns.

Narwhal “Tusk.”

Order of Canada. - see box 2 Large and small medals with ribbons; two lapel pins.

Pins. – 22 lapel pins; 1 button. - see box 2 Include pins for the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut, NGCC Amundsen; unidentified northern; unidentified [circumpolar?]; Canadian flags; University of Saskatchewan; etc. Button for Umeä / Saskatoon.

Plaques. - see box 2 Three plaques with Northwest Territories crest.

Rings. - see box 2 Two carved rings; one with image of musk-ox.

Sea Scouts badge. - see box 2

Tie-clips. - see box 2 With Swedish flag; one with chain.

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2016 Appraisal: 1114-016, combining accessions 2015-097, 2015-107, 2015-149

Dates - 1921-2011 (inclusive); 1970-2003 (predominant)

Extent -5 metres of textual materials; 715 photographs; 132 negatives; 82 audio cassettes; 7 45rpm records; 25 reel-to-reel; 31 video cassettes; 6 floppy disks

Arrangement: I. Alpha-Numeric / Subject-Nominal Series II. DEW Line Impact / Environmental Change III. Personal IV. Universities IV.a University of Calgary IV.b University of Saskatchewan V. Audio-Visual V.a Audio V.a.i Cassettes V.a.ii Records V.a.iii Reel-to-Reel V.b Film VI. Photographs VI.a Negatives VI.b Photographs VI.c Slides VII. Publications VIII. Memorabilia

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I. Subject/ Nominal Series

1. Aboriginal Women’s Council of Saskatchewan Newsletter – 1989 Recognizing Karla Jessen Williamson.

2. Acculturation history Draft of paper by Williamson

3. Acculturation Notes Possibly used in teaching

4. Aleksink Collection Book – 2001

5. Anthropology Articles Topics including: home; mental and physical health; healing; religion; reciprocity marginalization; community; symbolism; law and custom;

6. Anthropology “Modules”- 1971-1972 Micronesia; birth control; social organization; domestic groups; youth culture;

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7. Arctic/Inuit Archives- 1968- 1994 Collected articles, copy of Arctic Research and Training Centre Report; Principles for an Arctic Policy (ICC); N.W.T. Archives Deposit Agreement.

8. Arctic Security - 2003

9. Art- Carving Collection – ca. 1980

10. Art- George Swinton Festschrift – 1996

11. Art- Inuit Art – 2001-2003 Mostly correspondence re: appraisal of Williamson’s collection with the U of S archives and Norman Zepp. Photo catalogue of sculptures also included.

12. Art – Inuit Art Collections and Assessments – ca. 1983

13. Art- Miscellaneous – 1983-2004 – 1 photograph Art ephemera, correspondence with the Inuit Art Foundation, “Art and Sustainability in Nunavut”; ICOM; correspondence with the Mackenzie; cultural property; a note on daughter Sara’s art.

14. Art-Reprints- 1960 Includes copy of the Imperial Oil Review as well as a description and inventory of The Williamson Collection of the Art Gallery of Ontario. Various reprints of Inuit art.

15. Art – Williamson Collection Albums – 3 folders

Box 136 16. Art – Williamson Collection Scrapbook

17. Bibliographies

18. Book Plan

19. Burns’ Night Talk: Toast to the Immortal Memory

20. Canadian Arctic Resources Committee - 1997

21. Canadian Ice Service – 2003 Correspondence with Karen Wilson re: Research between AINA, the CIS, and the CCAF

21.5 Canadian Institute for International Affairs - 2003

22. Canadian Multiculturalism Act Includes “Multicultural Canada: A Graphic Overview” and notes

23. CBC “Arctic Info” Documentary

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By George Marcuse of CBC Montreal. Interview with Williamson.

24. Centre for Cultural Survival - 1991

25. Childhood Development in Greenland – 1985 Research conducted by Karla Jessen Williamson on language and education of children in Greenland. Correspondence in Danish and English.

26. Climate Notes- 1963

27. Clippings – 1959-1999 On Northern subjects.

28. Coasts Under Stress- 2002

29. Community List – 1989 – RESTRICTED Lists of individuals in Northern communities used by Williamson in his research.

30. Conferences – Aboriginal Policy Research Conference - 2006

31. Conferences – Canadian Conference on Unity, Sovereignty and Prosperity- 2003

32. Conferences – Inuit Circumpolar Conference – 1983

33. Conferences – Inuit Circumpolar Conference – 1986 R. G. Williamson’s notes and materials collected by Karla

34. Conferences – Inuit Circumpolar Conference Reports

35. Conferences – Inuit Circumpolar Conference Speakers

36. Conferences – Inuit Studies Conference – 1998-2004

37. Conferences- Learning from Practice: An Exchange of Teacher Knowledge and Research – 1996

38. Conferences – National First Nations Elders Language Gathering – 1993

39. Conferences – Notes - 1998

40. Conferences – Treaty 7 Education Leadership Symposium – 2001

41. Contact History Notes Possibly used in teaching

42. Correspondence – Cass, Elizabeth – 1977 – RESTRICTED

43. Correspondence - Commissioner, Northwest Territories Correspondence regarding Williamson’s permissions to bring liquor into the Northwest

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Territories

44. Correspondence – Devine, Grant – 1 photograph

45. Correspondence – Drugge, Ulf – 1987

46. Correspondence – Svend Frederiksen – 1958

47. Correspondence – Government of the Yukon Territory - 1974

48. Correspondence - Inuktitut – 1960-1974 Correspondence in Inuktitut.

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49. Correspondence - Peterson, Robert – 1990 Information on Robert Peterson’s research and information sharing with R. G. Williamson. Correspondence in English and Inuk.

50. Correspondence – Professional, Various - RESTRICTED

51. Correspondence – Roepstorff, Poul - 1986

52. Curriculum Vitae [ R. G. Williamson] – 1983-1986 –RESTRICTED until 2037

53. Curriculum Vitae Updated File – 1994-1995- RESTRICTED until 2037

54. Curriculum Vitae Updated – 1999-2000- RESTRICTED until 2037

55. [Dog Team Notes]

56. Ecology- 1985-1991 CEARC Progress Report, 1985; “Inuit Use of the Sea Ice”; “In Search of Inuit Ecological Knowledge “; Northern Decisions newsletter; “This Land is Our Life” ; list of publications on Permafrost; Beekeeping in Alaska ; information on Arctic Char

57. Education – Aboriginal and Inuit Education – 1980- 1993 Pamphlets and articles on aboriginal education and youth. The Joe Duquette High Handbook; “Aboriginal Languages and Literacy”; “Showcase ’93: Resources for Integrating Indian and Metis Content and Perspectives”; “Indian Education: Choosing for the Future” ; “Indian and Metis Education Staff Development Program Resource Materials” ; “Ten Years After the Hawthorn Report: Changing Psychological Implications for the Education of Canadian Native Peoples” ; “Inuit Control of Inuit Education” ; “Community Control in Native Education: A Sense of Ownership, Responsibility, and Commitment” ; “Peacekeeping Actions at Home: A Medicine wheel Model for a Peacekeeping Pedagogy”; “Dine Education in the Year 2003”.

58. Education Articles- 1979-2000 “Education and the Circumpolar Nativistic Movement: Twenty Years of Change for the Better” ;

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“Parental Involvement Ideas From: Northern Lights School Division” ; “Our Future is Now: Interim Directions for Education in the Baffin Division” ; Analytic Frameworks for the Study of Education” ; “Backgrounder for Arctic Youth and Resiliency.” ; ” ; “Some Aspects of Saami Teacher Training” ; various papers on education in Greenland in Danish and English.

59. Education – Cross-Cultural Training- ca. 1983 Materials belonging to Karla

60. Education Equity - 1985

61. Education – Gathering 2000: A Call to Action – 2000

62. Education – Indian Education Commission - 1993

63. Education – “Investing in Potential: A Training Strategy for the Northwest Territories” – 1987

64. Education - Kalaallit nunaanni meeqqat atuarfiat folkeskolen i Groenland – 1985 Series of small reports on elementary school in Greenland.

65. Education – Lorne Hill Report – 1988 “A Teacher Survival Program: Observatiosn and Recommendations concerning Teachers Entering the Arctic”

66. Education – Prince Albert District Chiefs – 1986- 1987 Material collected by Karla.

67. Education in Rankin Inlet

Box 138 68. Education – School Division Reports – 1987 – 1990 Biggar, Wilkie, Wadena, North Battleford, Saskatoon.

69. Education – Timelærerinut Kursusi

70. The Eskimo Community at Fort Harrison – 1961

71. “Eskimo Origins” [collected articles] - 1963

72. The Eskimo of Rankin Inlet: A Preliminary Report By Robert C. Dailey and Lois A. Dailey. Also including article “Rankin Inlet: a lesson in survival.”

73. Farewell to the Igloo? (A Fantasy)– 1968 Tongue-in-cheek “Memorandum to Chief Field Officer for the Arctic”

74. Five Years in the Life

75. Frobisher Research

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76. Glen Ey, A History

77. [Governance Articles]

78. [Greenland]

79. Greenland’s Economy – 1986 Materials collected in research by Karla

80. Greenland in Figures- 2003-2005

81. Greenlanders Past and Present

82. History of Arctic Mining - 2001

83. Inter-Nord An array of offprints on elements of Inuit life, including R. G. Williamson's Macro-Social Structures and Processes in Northern Cultural Change

84. Inuit Guidelines for Children

85. Inuit Health- 2006 Material collected by Karla, published by the ajunnginiq centre.

86. Inuit Health Worker

87. Inuit Hospital Records – 1950’s

88. Inuit and Illness Collected articles on Inuit Illness, health, and health care.

89. Inuit Relocation – 1993 Transcript of radio interview “Government Side of Inuit Relocation” which aired in Hamilton, a statement by Magnus Gunthor, and a letter to the Toronto Star

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90. Inuktitut Magazine- 1990-1994

91. Kleivan, Igne articles

92. Kupsch, Walter Biography

93. Language - Dene

94. Language – Eskimo Bulletin vol. 1 no. 5 – 1954

95. Language – Eskimo-English Dictionary [ in three parts]

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96. Language – “Eskimo Language Course” – 1959- 1960

97. Language – “Eskimo Language Course Material”

98. Language – Functioning of the Eskimo Language Group

99. Language – Grammaire Esquimaude - 1946

100. Language – Greenland

101. Language – [Inuktitut Binder]

102. Language – [Inuktitut Grammar]

103. Language – [Inuktitut Language General]

104. Language – Inuktitut Lexicon

105. Language – Locatives

106. Language – Mallon Course [in Inuktitut]- 1 cassette tape [see also “Eskimo Language” cassettes in series V, below]

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107. Language Material

108. Language – Prof. Menarik Course Material [in Inuktitut]

109. Language – Misc. Includes unidentified materials, notebook in Inukitut, a play in Danish about language, Inuktitut alphabet cards, various articles on preservation of Inuit and aboriginal languages.

110. Language – Nordic Languages – 2 folders

111. Law – ca. 1985 Including speaking notes “Customary Law, Conflict Resolution and Social Control” used in a seminar at Uppsala, as well as handwritten notes on the topic, possibly used in Williamson’s teaching.

112. Learning Style Notes

113. Mays, John Bentley – 1990 Copies of art review articles by John Bentley Mays, and correspondence by Williamson disagreeing with Mays’ stance that Inuit art has no place among Western “classical” works.

114. McKennon Journals

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Correspondence re: publication of Robert McKennon journals.

115. Military Strategic Impacts in the Arctic Lecture for Don Smith

116. Miscellaneous Notes, doodles, prose

117. Move Notes – 2002 Notes re: proposed move from the MacKimmie Library tower of the Arctic Science and Technology Information System.

118. Northian – 1968-1969 Copies of the Journal of the Society for Indian and Northern Education

119. Notes – Miscellaneous Topics: Pete Lords; terminologies; doodles; development of Circumpolar Social Sciences research; Michael Alexiuk; women; re-settlement; Ken Coates; oral history; “Warming the tundra”

120. Notes from Ottawa Binder

121. Nunavut Housing Strategy

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122. Offprints – 1957-1998 “Preliminary Results of Archaeological Investigations in the Bache Peninsula Region, Ellesmere Island, NWT”; “Lessons of Self-Government and Development” ; “A Description of Sadlermiut Houses Excavated at Native Point, Southampton Island, NWT” ; “Social Networks” ; “Promotionsfesten I Uppsala 1974”; “Critical Reflections on knowledge gathering in the Arctic”

123. Oral Tradition – 1991 Handwritten notes and draft of a letter to MacLean’s on Inuit oral traditions, possibly used in Williamson’s teaching.

124. Pan-Economic Ideology Notes - 1999

125. Papers – “An Analysis of Cultural Ecology: An Exploratory Theoretical Framework for Studying Inuit Identity” – 1988 Karla Jessen Williamson’ Thesis, submitted to the Indian and Northern Education Program.

126. Papers – “The Eskimo Naming System, Social and Metaphysical Factors and Forces of Change” Offprints- 1985

127. Papers – History of Eskimo Naming System R. G. Williamson’s notes and drafts.

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128. Papers – Karla’s Translation of Prescott’s Monograph

129. Papers – R. G. Williamson’s Articles “The Land of Falling Ice” ; “The Canadian Arctic, Sociocultural Change” ; “Regions and Identity in the North: Some Notes” ; “The Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self”; “A Personal Retrospective on Anthropology Applied in the Arctic”; “Eskimo Value Persistence in Contemporary Acculturation” ; “The Eskimo Naming System, Social and Metaphysical Factors and Forces of Change”; “Socio-Cultural Survey History of the Keewatin Central Arctic

130. Papers – “A Socio-Economic Profile of Elders in Nunavik” - 2005

131. Papers – “The Social Protection Response”

132. Polar Gas – 1977

133. Premier Northwest Territories – 1 31/4 floppy

134. Prince Charles – 1987-1996 Includes invitations to and ephemera from luncheons with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles, as well as an envelope from Prince Charles to Williamson.

135. Qikiqtani Truth Commission - 2009

136. Research Impacts : [R. G. Williamson] – 1985-2002 Articles, correspondence, and notes reviewing outcomes of Williamson’s lifelong research.

137. Research Projects List

138. Review – “Nunavik: Inuit Controlled Education in Arctic Quebec”

139. Rideau Hall – 1997 – 2 photographs

140. Sami/Lapps

141. Scanarctic Cultural Consulting – 1984 – RESTRICTED

142. Shamanism and Religious Communication Collected articles and notes possibly used in teaching.

143. Society and Tradition – 1961 Includes article “Keewatin Rehabilitation Service” and typewritten notes in Inuit society across Canada. May have been used in Williamson’s teaching.

144. Sovereignty and Governance Notes. The name “Frank Griffiths” on the original file folder.” Some miscellaneous notes included. Possibly used in Williamson’ teaching.

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145. Speaking Notes Speech given before Lord Ennals of Norway; Speech for Tim Cooke and Suzi Smith ; Lecture on Applied Anthropology; Burns supper; culture and reproduction; Inuit art; Audie Dyer Roast; Parkinson’s Shaker

146. SSHRC Assessment – 2000

147. Whaling Notes

148. Women – [1980-1995] “When the Women Heal: Aboriginal Women Speak About Policies to Improve the Quality of Life” ; material on Aboriginal women’s councils.; “Aboriginal Woman: Male and Female Anthropological Perspectives”; “!Kung Women: Contrasts in Sexual Egalitarianism in Foraging and Sedentary Contexts” ; “Aboriginal Women’s Activism and Feminism: The Fourth World Perspective, an Alternative Theory” 149. Women – Inuit Women- ca. 1980-2005 Notes, information on equality.

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II. DEW-Line Impact Research

The DEW-Line research on climate change was conducted during Williamson’s time as Professor Emeritus and Research Associate with AINA.

1. [DEW-Line Research] – 2 31/2” floppy disks Research proposal and report “The Impacts of the DEW Line: A Serious Research Omission.”

2. DEW Line Sealane project – [ca. 2002] Correspondence, notes, and summaries of the research.

3. Materials for the DEW-Line Project Includes copy of paper by Williamson “The Land of Falling Ice” , notes on ice thinning, correspondence, “Research Collections relating to the DEW Line in the western Actic with Recommendations for Future Work” , documents proposing the DEW Line project.

4. DEW-Line: John Ralston Saul Correspondence – 2002- RESTRICTED Correspondence with His Excellency, research notes and SSHRC review materials.

5. DEW-Line Minutes - 2003

III. Personal

a. General :

1. [Early Memorabilia] – [ca. 1950’s] “Ye famous and ancient ballad: Ye King James and ye Tinker” and Norwegian boy scout materials, including patches.

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2. Sing Out! : A Project by the Seniors of Markhaven – 1973.

3. The Carleton College Raven – 1957 R. G. Williamson’s Year Book 4. Collected Postcards.

5. Beth Paper. Paper by Williamson’s daughter Beth titled “Three Relationships Analyzed”

6. Williamson Family History

7. Aunt Lilian’s Gift – 1989

8. R. G. Williamson’s Undergraduate Essays – 1954-1957

9. Sarah’s Stories - 1979 Collection of stories invented by Williamson’s daughter, as well as two letters composed by Williamson to his family.

10. Personal Miscellany Business cards, calendar, postcards, Peter Williamson’s speaking notes, Beth Williamson’s certification of enrollment for elementary school, cards and drawings, a short story by son Benjamin and an anecdotal story written by him about mother Jean, and a copy of The Hackney Scout Song Book. Nutana Collegiate Drama Club, 1979. Dinner program from visit of King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway in 2002.

11. Medical Matters – RESTRICTED

12. Parkinson’s Disease

13. Umea Medical Bills Correspondence – 1986 – RESTRICTED

14. Regimental Memoirs: Gordon Williamson

15. Wedding Speaking Notes b. Correspondence:

1. Christer Boucht Correspondence Correspondence in Swedish

2. Cards

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3. Family Correspondence.

4. Family Letters: Confidential – RESTRICTED – 1974-1996

Box 143 5. Ann (Annie) Harrer Correspondence – RESTRICTED – 1971-1998

6. Norway Postcards – 1950’s

7. Sverker Olofsson – 1986-1989 Correspondence in both Swedish and English.

8. Kaere Per Correspondence – 2005

9. Personal Correspondence - General- RESTRICTED

10. Uncle Polle Correspondence– 1988-2006 Letters in Danish and English.

11. Williamson letters (outbound) – 1984- [2005] c. Daybooks and Diaries

1. Strictly Private Diary – 1949 R. G. Williamson’s diary from youth.

2. University of Saskatchewan Daybook – 1971-1973 – RESTRCITED Daybook with enclosed slide of Williamson’s children and some correspondence.

3. Daybook/Diary – 1973, 1976 –RESTRICTED

4. Daybooks in Inuktitut – 1958, 1990 – 1994 – RESTRICTED

5. Daybook/Diary – 2001 – RESTRICTED

6. Address Book - RESTRICTED

7. Personal Notes

8. Letter and Phone Logs – RESTRICTED d. Poetry and Literature:

1. “The Spirit of The Arctic” by R. G. Williamson [Manuscript] Series of poems and short pieces about life in the Arctic, collected beginning in 1961.

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2. Poetry, 1961 Including images and verses written to Williamson’s first wife, Jean

3. [Arctic Poetry] – 1961-1962

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4. Poetry (original manuscripts) – 1962-1997

5. [ Northern Poetry] – 1963 Scraps of poems about Northern living, cold, ice, and Greenland. “Freeze Up” was published in the Canadian Forum.

6. Poetry – 1964-1987

7. Joe Ikusik – 1970

8. Poetry – 1990’s – 2000’s

9. Poetry (3rd level) – 1992 Cowboy Poem

10. Poetry: Oct. 1997 on

11. Poetry by R. G. Williamson – 3 folders

12. Poetry – n. d.

13. [Poetry scratch notes]

14. Oral Tradition and Williamson Poetry

15. Inuksuk Perspectives : Correction Copy Published book of poetry by R. G. Williamson

16. Freeze-Up

17. Metamorphosis Poems by Williamson

18. [French Short Story by Williamson]

19. “The Smile” Short Story written by Williamson when in Rankin Inlet.

20. Maurice Balcaen Autobiography

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21. [Short Stories] – 1977-1980 Two typewritten manuscripts of stories. No author indicated, possibly authored by Williamson. Titled “River View” and “My Trip to Nova Scotia”

22. [Collected poetry] Copy of Harvest (a publication of the University of Saskatchewan’s Literary Society) and clipping of poem “If I Might Come to You”

23. Hannah A CBC Northern Showcase Production

24. Ron Marken “Kristen and Maggie” – 1982 25. 26. Collected works by Nik Sikkuark Including Faces, Nik Sikkuark’s Book of Things You Will Never See; More Stories; and The Name of This Book Is. . . What animals Think.

IV. Universities

a. University of Calgary and the Arctic Institute of North America (AINA)

1. ACUNS Northern Studies Program – 2001- 2002

2. Adjunct Professorship and Research Associate– 2000

3. AINA Correspondence – 2000- 2001 Relating to an exchange with Japan, Karla’s work as Executive Director, payment arrangements for Robert, and plans for research collaborations

4. AINA: General – 2004

5. AINA: Karim-Aly Kassam

6. AINA Reports and Journals – 1996-2004

7. The Arctic Dynamics Predictive Panel – 2003 Related to the DEW-Line project (see Series II in 1114-016 and 2013-088 above).

8. Arctic Lecture Series – 2001

9. “The Canada’s Arctic: Science and Sovereignty” Talk given to the Canadian Institute of International Affairs by Karla Jessen Williamson, during her time as Executive Director of the Arctic Institute of North America.

10. [Climate Change] – 2002 R. G. Williamson’s work through AINA on climate change. Includes “The Need for Arctic Council Capacity for Future Prediction” ; “Climate Change and

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Attitudinal Change in the Arctic”; information on ArcticNet; and correspondence.

11. Correspondence: Dean Randall – 2001

12. Correspondence - R. G. Williamson’s Letter to the Prime Minister – 2004 – 1 31/2” Floppy Letter written to Paul Martin when he became PM urging for more Northern research.

13. E-mail Procedures by Bill Barr – 2000

14. Martha Langford – 2002 Notes on course on Canadian Studies, Science Policy and Technology Development offered by Dr. Langford of the U of C

15. Minor in Canadian and International Indigenous Studies – 2001

16. Northern Studies Miscellany- RESTRICTED – 2000-2002 AINA, CCI , Arctic Council, Native Centre, Northline, DEW Line, Northern Research Days, notes, correspondence

17. Photographic Database AINA - 2003 b. University of Saskatchewan

1. Christy Davis – 1997 – RESTRICTED Mentorship of a graduate student

2. Correspondence to Date: Ed Foundations / U of S INEP Off- Campus Graduate Program – 1994

3. Indigenous Neighbors Program Northern studies students’ trip to Greenland. See V.b.13 for photos.

4. Institute of Northern Studies – 1973-1977 Correspondence, minutes, 1974 Annual Report

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5. Musk Ox Project – 1971- 1973 Correspondence between Paul Wilkinson, W. O. Kupsch, and R. G. Williamson lightly making fun of the Musk Ox on the cover of “The Musk Ox”, as well as a copy of “The Musk-Ox Circle: Paper Two” (1973)

6. Pension Plan – 1974

7. U of S Correspondence – 1980-2001

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Centralized Key Control System from FMD; correspondence with Blaine Holmlund on native academic affairs; Cross-Cultural Interpretation in Saskatchewan Courts; correspondence with other northern researchers; correspondence regarding a certificate given to Williamson in honor of his donations to the University over the course of his life.

c. Teaching This sub-series includes teaching materials used by both Karla and Robert Williamson over the course of their careers. Materials are predominantly Robert’s, unless otherwise noted 1. Anthropology111.3 Introduction to Anthropology : Language Including photocopied articles and notes.

2. Anthropology 111.3 : Acculturation and Applied Anthropology

3. Anthropology 111.3 Introductory Lectures

4. Anthropology 111.3 : Culture Change

5. Anthropology 111.3 (06): Lecture Notes – 1998

6. Anthropology 111.3 Lecture Notes: Institutions – ca. 1988

7. Anthropology 111.3: Religion Sex and Marriage

8. Anthropology 111.3 Transparencies

9. Anthropology 202 Notes

10. Anthropology 202 : Technologies

11. Anthropology 223.3 – 1963- 1998 Includes a handwritten student paper, notes on health and illness in the Arctic and course materials.

12. Anthropology 223.3 : Arctic Acculturation Lecture Notes – 1991

13. Anthropology 223.3: The Study of Acculturation, the Arctic Region as Example

14. Anthropology 223.3 Arctic Acculturation Materials- 2 5 1/8 “ Floppies

15. Anthropology 229.3: Inuit Kinship

16. Anthropology 229.3 : Circumpolar Peoples

17. Anthropology 229.3

18. Anthropology 229.3 : Pre-History

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19. Anthropology 229.3 : Inuit Culture

20. Anthropology 321.3: Myth, Ritual, and Symbolism – ca. 1990’s

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21. Anthropology 326.3: Principles of Applied Anthropology– 1983-1999 Including materials on anthropology and archaeology.

22. Anthropology 335.01: Cirumpolar Peoples – 2001- 2002 Notes on exam responses, course materials. Course was team-taught by Robert and Karla Williamson

23. Anthropology 335: Karla’s Notes Course was team-taught by Robert and Karla.

24. Anthropology 337 Course Notes

25. Anthropology 337 Student Biographies – RESTRICTED – 2002

26. Anthropology 430: Field Methods – 1991-2001 – 3 folders

27. Anthropology 430.3: Field Methods Course Outline – 1988-1989

28. Anthropology 800: Bibliographic Material– 1988-1989

29. Anthropology 803.3: Notes on Student Presentations and Marks for Weekly Summaries – 1990

30. Anthropology 803.3: Notes and Annotations – 1992

31. Anthropology 803.3 – 1993

32. Anthropology Course Materials – 1977-1978

33. Anthropology Lecture on Habitat and Environment

34. Anthropology Teaching Notes

35. Anthropology Summer Course – 1967

36. Applied Anthropology Course Notes – 1972-2001

37. Arctic Studies Programme Outline – 2000

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38. Class List – 1998

39. Community Definition, Updated Oct. 2001- 2001 Lecture material.

40. EDIND 257.3 – 1987- 1992- RESTRICTED Karla’s notes and collected materials including “Development Plan: Arctic College” , course materials, “The Five B’s of Success for Teaching Aboriginal Students” ; course reserve articles; “Teach in the Baffin”

41. “Eskimo Language Class Material” – 1970

42. “Eskimo Language Course Lesson Plans”

43. Essay Presentation

44. Exams

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45. Field Methods Class

46. Handout: “The Central Eskimo” by Franz Boes

47. Handout: Self-Determination, International Perspective

48. Intro to Cultural Anthropology Notes – 1980-1999

49. Inuit Prehistory

50. Inuktitut 101.3 – 1984 Course taught by Karla

51. Law and Social Control Outline and Syllabus – 1971

52. Map Handouts

53. Materials Submitted by students. -1963-1998

54. Rankin Inlet Teacher Lectures – 1971

55. Reading Lists – 1973

56. Sami Lecture Notes – 2003

57. Student Biographies – 2002- RESTRICTED

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58. Student Biographies – 2003- RESTRICTED

59. Student Evaluations

60. Teaching Materials (loose) Reading lists, articles on cultural change in the north, notes, information on totems

61. Teaching Notes

62. Teaching Miscellany Including a range of transparencies and notes on the meaning of culture.

63. Transparencies

64. Tutorial Materials

V. Audio-Visual a. Audio i. Cassettes 1. Aalut 2. Aamaq 3. Angaaqqaklut. 4. Ajorpiang’ Det er godt nok! 5. Anqana’s interview. – 1996. 6. Arctic Rose – 1992 Signed in Inuktitut 7. Ear Training 8. Eskimo Language Studies – 3 tapes Course tapes [ see also Language – Mallon Course, series I, above] 9. Falemandery Bornepakke 10. Fingerein I Jorden. – 1996. 11. ICC Concert : Throatsinging 12. Ilaqutariit Juullisiutaat Inuk Christmas songs 13. Ilinniarfissuup erinarsoqatigilvi 14. Inuit 15. Juaaka & Aasivik Band 16. Juullisiutit 17. Karen 18. Karla – Interview at Iqaluit. – 1987. 19. Kalaallisut 20. Keewatin tapes: Baker Lake/Spence Bay

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21. Keewatin tapes: Family - RESTRICTED – 6 tapes Tapes composed as correspondence between Robert, Beth, Peter and Jean. One contains Inuit bedtime stories read by Jean. 22. Keewatin tapes: Interviews in Inuktitut – RESTRICTED – 11 tapes 23. Keewatin tapes: The Man Power Meeting 24. Kisimiinngilatit 25. Mandaree Singers 26. Naneruaq 27. Niperput 28. Northern Governance Research Tapes. – 1984. - 7 cassettes; [1 reel?]. Includes Lise Lennert; IB Follin; Ingmar Egede; Hans Pavia Rusing. 29. Northern Links between Denmark and Canada (RGW). 30. Pauta Interview. 31. Paatit: Per and Birthe 32. Poavia aamma Inngeri 33. Qangattarsa Qangattarsartigut 34. Qilaat: G-60 35. Roots: The Williamsons, Inuit - 1983 36. Russian Folk Music 37. Siarsuit 38. Sorlax 39. Sun fm: Saskatoon’s new old station 40. Swedish/Nordic Commercial Tapes – 7 cassettes 41. Tukak’Teatret Kattutta 42. Uillut 43. Uppsala-Rankin Contains music in Swedish and recordings of the Williamson teenagers. 44. Uularik 45. Williamson on Desire to go to University of Papua New Guinea 46. Williamson, University of Saskatchewan 47. [Tapes in Inuk] – 4 cassettes ii. Microcasettes

1. Playable: Interviews and recordings of talks in (what sounds like) Danish. Tapes titled: Karla, Vittor, Naia, Arhaaras, Eleanora, Mimikiult, Sara Heilmann, Rosina, Louisa, Else, Hahsigne, Ane, Kristine, Vitto Rutsi, Ole – 13 tapes

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2. Material on Philips 21/4” mini cassette tapes (we do not have means to play). Tapes titled: Rosina, Iliansi, Ansapeg, Ole, Soffia, Najaarag, Ujuaanna, Karrline, Tinnesen, Aviaaja nukarla, renjkreune bang, Tonnesen, Makat, Arnainas, Rausine, Sara H. -28 tapes

iii. Records

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1. CBC Northern Service 45’s – 6 45 rpm records 2. Groenland kalder – 1 45 rpm record

iv. Reel-to-Reel 1. 11th Annual Indian and Metis Conference - ~ 1965 Recording of radio programme, with sound of children in background. 2. Anthropology 312 Lecture for March 9th by Professor R. G. Williamson 3. Barnsley-Williamson Could not find audio on reel. 4. Conversations Arcticana: R. G. Williamson and George Swinton. –4 reels 5. [Correspondence recording with unnamed woman (possibly Jean)]- RESTRICTED 6. Delta Dancers 7. Family correspondence recordings from Nottingham 8. Folk Music [Inuktitut?] 9. Folk Tales Tautungi 10. Hudson Bay Company dictation [Williamson?] 11. [In Inuktitut, title unknown] – 2 reels

Box 150 12. Newhart – 1964 Recording of a Bob Newhart Comedy Act. Includes note: “Didn’t have time to add anything to the tape but I will next time” Harry Leishman 13. David Paul, Chesterfield Inlet 14. [Philips single-reel cassettes] – 10 cassettes We do not have the hardware to listen to these 15. Rankin Inlet: CBC Northern Service- 1967 Two tracks: “Eskimo Election Speech” amd “English Language Election Speech Re: N. W. T. Council General Election. 16. Rankin Inlet News – 1964-1973 - 3 reels In English and Inuktitut 17. Rankin Inlet Scouts : Inuktitut and English 18. Stevens 19. Uqausit: inumariit pisinngit, Local Northern Production – 1964 20. Jean Williamson Correspondent b. Video 1. Amarok’s Song. – 48.05 minutes. 2. The Arctic Oasis. – 1999. – 52 minutes.

Box 151 3. Arctic Zoonoses: Terry Quesnel -1 reel, 4 hours 4. Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner – 2000 – 161 minutes 5. John Bissett’s Parole Proceedings Tape – 1991 – RESTRICTED 6. Chinook Winds – The First Aboriginal Dance Project. – 1996. – 75 minutes. 7. Chinook Winds – “Light and Shadow” – Aboriginal Dance. – 1997. – 29:20

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minutes. – 2 copies. 8. Chinook Winds – Misabi – 15 minutes 9. Chinook Winds – “Seeing Voices” – Aboriginal Dance. – 1998. – 16:43 minutes. 10. Chinook Winds – Shaman’s Journey- 23 minutes 11. Convocation 2000: Presentation of J.W. George Ivany Internationalization Award – 2000 – 4 hours 12. Drum Dancing – AGO. – 2003. - 2: 45 minutes. 13. Indian/ Native studies: Guest Lecturer Professor R. G. Williamson – 1993- 75 minutes 14. “An Inuit Perspective: Baker Lake Sculpture” – AGO. – 2001. - 18 minutes. 15. Iqaluit NWT High School Kids. – (not commercial) 16. Jeun Musicaux des Inuit – 1979 Tape for Helical Scan Video Recorders. 17. Markens Människor NTSC 18. The Mikado – 1990 – 120 minutes 19. Mitaartut: Where the Fog Comes From 20. Native Studies 110.6: Indian Studies 103 – 1993

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21. Nunavut: The New North. – 28 minutes. 22. Pirqusivut. – 2000. – 32:00 minutes. 23. RCMP: The Smiling People. 24. Ronja. (not commercial) 25. Ronja Rövardotter, av Astrid Lindgren, Reg: T. Danielsson 26. Saskatoon School of Dance presents: World of Dance ’97 – 1997 2 hours, 23 minutes Inscribed to the Williamsons by Nina

27. Simpson – 5 reels Tape for Helical Scan Video Recorders. 28. A time for Action – Royal Commission for Aboriginal Peoples. – 43:51 minutes 29. Torch River. – 1990. (not commercial) 30. Whale Hunt: Clips to be translated from Charles Marcoux 31. When the wind speaks. – 1998. – 9 minutes. 32. Williamson on Inuit Carving

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VI. Photographs 1. Photograph Album. – 1958-1964. – 94 photographs. Images in the album are predominantly from ca. 1958; two other envelopes (16 photos total) found inside appear to be from a later date [likely Rankin Inlet, ARTC]. 2. Photos. – Baffin Island (Pangnirtung). - nd, 1958-1964. – 74 photographs. Includes landscapes; community (buildings, settlements, daily

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life); hunting; dog sleds; transportation (including planes, ships, helicopter); people (including CD Howe). 3. Photos – Carvings/Sculpture Images of Inuit carving/sculpture including one with G. Swinton. 4. Photos – Churchill, Hudson’s Bay, Cape Dorset, etc. – 61 photographs. 5. Photos – Fort Simpson. – 155 photographs. Include supply barges (loading, views, harbours, etc); activities (tanning, fishing, stacking wood, etc); people; community and buildings; farm; camps; dogsleds; train wreck; etc. 6. Photos – Miscellaneous. – 131 photos. 7. Photos – Negatives. – 132 negatives. Primarily family; early images of Williamson, Jean, and children; friends; etc. 8. Photos – Norway. – 1952. – 9 photographs. 9. Photos – Patients. – 1956. – 44 photographs. –RESTRICTED Presumably TB. Individuals identified. 10. Photos – Personal. – 1947-1953. – 59 photographs. England; school days (including Henley Regatta, group photos, with friends, sailing, Easter 1953, etc); liner crossing [to Canada; with Dorothy et al]; people; family; 11. Photos – Scouting. – 8 photographs. 12. Photos – Spence Bay. – 20 photographs. 13. Photos – Trip with USask. – Summer 1961. – 21 negatives. 14. Photos – Williamson - Portraits, etc. – 28 photographs. VII. Publications a. Archaeology Ancient Koryak Culture- 1964

Archaeological Survey of Canada Paper no. 1: An Archaeological Survey between Cape Parry and Cambridge Bay, N.W.T, Canada - 1972.

Grønlands Arkaeologi: Prehistoric Greenland

Independence II Bone Artifacts and the Dorset-evidence in North Greenland – 1968

Ipiutak Culture: Excavations at Point Hope, Alaska

Kalatdlit Nunane Timimikut Inardlutigdlit Sulivfiginiarnekarnerat

Skeletal Remains of the Central Eskimos – 1921

Box 154 b. Art and Culture About Arts and Crafts : News for Inuit Artists – 1982

Arctic Values '65

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Aspects of European Influence in West-Greenlandic Poetry- 1955

Backflash – 2001

Fuse Magazine – 2003-2004

Inuit Art Quarterly – 1994-2007

Inuit Artists' Newsletter- 1991

The Painted Past: Selected Paintings from the Picture Division of the Public Archives of Canada - 1984

Report: National Gathering on Aboriginal Artistic Expression - 2003-2004

Song Duels in West Greenland: Joking Relationship and Avoidance – 1971

Spirit of the Land: Arts and Crafts of Canada's Northwest Territories c. By Karla Williamson

Canadian Journal of Native Education – 1987 Includes article by Karla titled "Consequence of Schooling: Cultural Discontinuity Amongst the Inuit"

Learning from Practice: A Bulletin of Teacher Research – 1997 d. By R. G. Williamson The Boothia Peninsula People: Social Organization in Spence Bay, N. W. T.

Practicing Anthropology - 1999 Issue includes Williamson’s article: The International Fur Ban and Public Policy Advocacy”

Some Aspects of the History of the Eskimo Naming System – 1988

The Western Canadian Anthropologist – 1989 Including Williamson’s article “ A Personal Retrospective on Anthropology Applied in the Canadian Arctic” e. Communities

Above and Beyond: Canada's Arctic Journal – 2006 Above and Beyond: Inflight Magazine for First Air - 1989

Gazetteer of Inuit Place Names in Nunavik - 1987 (inscribed)

Introducing Fort Simpson

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Inuit Monthly vol. 3 - 1974

Inuktitun- 1959-1963 Copies of hand-drawn newsletter in Inuktitut

Isumasi vol.2 no.3 – 1988

Iusautit: Eskimo Community Newspaper – 1968

Lake Harbour, Baffin Island – 1963

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Meet in Finland: The Magazine of Helsinki-Finland Congress Bureau – 2001

News of the North/News North - 1969-2002 Supplements News/North already listed in first accrual.

North of 60: Northwest Territories Community Bibliography

North/Nord – 1972

Nunavut- 1989, 1991

Nunatsiaq News – 2000’s – See Shortt OS E99 .E7N962

Social Change and the Eskimo Co-operative at George River Quebec

Up-Here: Life in Canada's North – 1994 f. Economy

Banks Island: an area economic survey – 1965

Economic Development in the Northwest Territories Vol. II – 1966 * See first accrual, Box 64 for vol. 1

Great Slave Lake Fishing Industry – 1990

Intermediate Adaptation in Newfoundland and the Arctic: A Strategy of Social and Economic Development – 1969

Legal and Regulatory Framework for Arctic Marine Commerce – 1974

Preliminary Report on the Bering Strait Scheme – 1960

South Coast- Baffin Island: An Area Economic Survey – 1968

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Southampton Island Area Economic Survey with Notes on Repulse Bay and Wager Bay – 1962

The Central Arctic: An Area Economic Survey – 1968 g. Education and Youth

Allasiarlugit- 1967

Anthropology and Education Quarterly vol. Viii no. 8 – 1977

Arbos: Journal of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation – 1967

Arctic Council : The Future of Children and Youth of the Arctic – 1998

Atuartitsinermi atortussat Undervisningsmidler – 1999

[Children's stories in Inuktitut]

Comparison Between Historical Development of Education in the Eastern Arctic of Canada and Far North of the U.S.S.R.

Comparison of Education Systems in Northern Canada, Russia, Greenland, Alaska, Finland, Denmark – 1969

Cross- Cultural Education in the Circumpolar Region of the Northern Hemisphere

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Cross Cultural Education in the Far North – 1977

Diverting the Mainstream: Aboriginal Teachers Reflect on Their Experiences in the Saskatchewan Provincial School System – 1998

Eskimos Way of Living: the Children of Chesterfield- 1967

Guidance on the Curriculum in the Gymnasium – 1961

Inuit Games

The Journal of Indigenous Studies - 1997

Kalaallit Meeqqanut Atuarfii 1982-1983 Den Grønlandske Folkeskole – 1984

Literacy for Metis and Non-Status Indian Peoples: A National Strategy

Meeqqanik Nuna Ineriartortinneqassaaq Med Born Skal Land Bygges – 1998

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Meeqqat pinnguaatillu: Børn og legetøj

Meeqqavit atuarnera - 1994

Nuna

Occupational Preferences of Northern Students: Social Science Notes – 5

A Pedagogical Profile of the Nunavut Sivuniksavut Training Program: A Successful Transition Year Program for Inuit Youth from Nunavut - 2000-2001

Regulations concerning the Curriculum in the Gymnasium – 1961

Samisk Barneoppdragelse og kjoennssosialisering en studie i foreldres og andre voksnes forstaelsesformer – 1986

Sorlak Højskole Knud Rasmussenip Hoejskolia suleqatigalugu

The Story of Papik an Eskimo Boy-1962

Tradition and Education: Towards A Vision of Our Future, Vol. 2

Tradition and Education: Towards a Vision of our Future, vol. 3 Executive Summary

Tradition and Education: Towards a Vision of Our Future, A Declaration of First Nations Jurisdiction over Education

The University Campus: A Landmark in Education and Research in Greenland h. General Anthropology

An Annotated Bibliography of Canadian Inuit Literature (copies in English and French)

Anthropological Observations on the Central Eskimos - 1921

Arctic Anthropology- 1967

Arctic Development Digest - 1969

The Balance Destroyed: The Consequences for Maori Women of the Colonisation of Tikanga Maori - 1995

Bear Rock, Red Dog Mountain and the Windy Island to Shelton Lake Trail: Proposals for the commemoration of the cultural heritage of Denendeh and the history of the Shu'tagot'ine

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"By Virtue of Being White" : Racialized Identity Formation and the Implications for Anti-Racist Pedagogy

Canada's Tibet: The Killing of the Innu

Canadian Woman Studies Summer/Fall 1989

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The Caribou Eskimos of Eskimo Point - 1960

Cultural Survival Quarterly vol.8 no.1 – 1984

Det Groenlandske Kald

Deviance among Indians and Eskimos in Aklavik NWT – 1963

Folk Models of Wife-Beating in Nuuk Greenland – 1990

Il Polo

Indigenous Affairs 1/03 and 2/03

Living Conditions in Greenland

Meridian

Natives and Outsiders: Pluralism in the Mackenzie River Delta, Northwest Territories

The North as a Region - 1961

Observations on the intellectual culture of the Caribou Eskimos – 1930

Pangnirtung

Selected Readings on Peasants- 1966

Tentative Standard Orthography for Canadian Eskimos

[Title in Cyrillic]

The Walrus – 2007 i. Government and Politics

Aboriginal Peoples and Self-determination : A Few Aspects of Government

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Policy in Four Selected Countries

The Administrative Situation in the North: Alaska, Norway and Greenland – 1969

Annual Report : Inuit tapirisat of Canada - 2000-2001

The Arms Control Centre Barometer - 1990-1991

Fourth World Bulletin - Fall 1994

Government Activities in the North, 1957 – 1958 Extends University Library holdings: see GOV PUBS CA1 IA :G51 for 1953, 1959, 1960. See also Box 98 in first accrual.

Meeting the Challenge: Twenty Years of Historic Achievements - Inuit Tapirisat of Canada - 1992-1993

The Northern Dimension of Canada's Foreign Policy

To Secure a Nation

Box 158 j. Health

The Alaska Dietary Survey – 1961

Arctic Medical Research – 1987

Health and Social Development Commission – 1994

Report on Health Conditions in the Northwest Territories – 1967 k. Language

Autonomi I fremmedsprogstilegnelsen – 1984

Berlitz Scandanavian Languages for Travelers: Danish, Nowegian, Swedish – 1959

Dictionary of the West Greenland Eskimo Language – 1927

A Grammar of the East and West Coasts of Hudson Bay - 1960

Grønlandsk Sprog og Kultur Grønlandsk Sprog og Kultur:Foreløbig Rapport – 1981

Gwich'in (Loucheux) Noun Dictionary

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How to get All You Want when Travelling in Denmark

In Defence of a Standard Phonemic Spelling In Roman Letters for the Canadian Eskimo Language

Inuit Issittormiut kattuffiata ulluinnarni sulinermini malittarisassai

Language

Language and Social Reality

Om Fremmedsprogsundervisning og metode

pour une sêmiologie de l'esquimau

Thinking Through Language

Towards Rebirth of First Nations Languages

Uqalimaarta

l. Science, Technology, and the Environment

Arctic Bulletin

The Arctic Institute of North America Position Paper prepared for the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment - 1972

Canadian Arctic Resources Committee: Aquatic Resources in the Canadian North: Knowledge, Dangers and Research Needs – 1972

Canadian Arctic Resources Committee: Our Land- Our People, Native Rights North of 60 – 1972

Directory of Arctic Science and Technology Research in Canada

The Far North : Oil and Gas – 2001

Inuvialuit Renewable Resource Conservation and Management Plan

Kalâtdlit-nunât 1970-ip tungânut

Key Findings by Region and Sector and References Organized by Region From the Report: What we know, don't know, and need to know about climate

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change in Inuit Nunangat – 2011

Marine Infaunal Benthos in Arctic North America – 1960

Mining in the North - 1967

The Northern Engineer vol. 2 no.4 – 1970

Northern Science and Technology in Canada: Federal Framework and Research Plan- 2002

Northern Transitions: Second National Workshop on People, Resource and the Environment North of 60

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Our Planet

Power Survey of the Central Mackenzie District, NWT- 1969

Second Report on the Bering Strait Dam – 1990

Summary of Proceedings at the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline inquiry

Tumit – 1990, 1991

Unikkaaqatigit: Putting the Human Face on Climate Change – 2004

United States Arctic Research Commission: Report on Goals and Objectives – 2001

VIII. Memorabilia

Miscellaneous Polar Bear pin and hand carved bookmark. Medal commemorating the visit of Prince Charles to the Northwest territories

Name Placard – 1966 Wood and bronze tabletop placard identifying Robert G. Williamson as a member of the Legislative Council of the Northwest Territories (1966-1970)

Northwest Territories Bookend

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Williamson`s Hardhat (with his name in Inuk and English)

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IX. Oversize: Maps and Posters – OS/G-5

Maps: Airlines of Yukon and NWT Map by Williamson Alaska – 1954 Amisk Lake Saskatchewan – 1965 The Arctic Region – 1975 Drawn on by Williamson Canada`s First People – 1964 Grønlands Vestkvst (West Coast of Greeland) – 1962 Hudson`s Bay Area Reservations Indian Treaties – 1974 Indians of North America Lac La Ronge - 1963 Native Peoples of Canada Northern Saskatchewan – 1972 Published by the INS Pelican Narrows - 1963 Tamarmik atuartarpaat Grønland The Northwest Territories Wapawekka Saskatchewan - 1963 World Aeronautical Chart - 1968 Yukon Territory Posters: Aboriginal Languages Day Tradition and Education: Towards a Vision of Our Future Nation Building through Aboriginal Languages and Literacy

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X. More Books and Publications

15. Annotated and Inscribed Books The Viking and the Red Man (1940) Signed by the author. Note to R. G. Williamson from 1984 tucked in cover. Oil and Amulets: Inuit, a people united at the top of the world (1979) Extensively annotated Taken to Extremes: Education in the Far North (1996) Extensively annotated Relocating Eden: The Image and Politics of Inuit Exile in the Canadian Arctic (1995) R. G. Williamson was a reviewer for this work, as is indicated by included correspondence. Sacred Hunt: A Portrait of the Relationship between Seals and Inuit (2001) Inscribed as a gift to the Arctic Institute of North America from the

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Commissioner of Nunavut. James Elroy Flecker: Selected Poems (1945) Redefining Multicultural Education (1996) Extensively annotated and bookmarked. Working With Indigenous Knowledge: A Guide for Researchers (1998) Extensively annotated. Oral Tradition: A Study in Historical Methodology (1969) Annotated and underlined. Playing Dead (1989) Extensively annotated Eskimo Point: Northwest Territories Copy provided with correspondence. Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Inuit and Cree in the Hudson Bay Region: Voices from the Bay (1997) Inscribed to R. G. Williamson Voices in Stone (1996) Inscribed by author A Book of Good Poems (1959) Annotated and doodled. Nunavik: Inuit Controlled Education in Arctic Quebec (2002) R. G. Williamson assessed this book prior to publication. Nunavut: Inuit Regain Control of their lands and their lives (2000) Annotated and inscribed. Agaguk (1963) Extensively annotated. Baessler-Archiv Beitrage zur Volkerkunde, (1972) Article with note on the front. Writing on the Ice: The Ethnographic Notebooks of Vilhjalmur Stefansson (2001) Extensively annotated. The Sivertz Family

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16. Reports and Offprints

Stylistic Forms in Greenland Eskimo Literature (1954)

Grøenlandske Migrantarbejdere I Marmorilik (1980)

Inuit Issittormiut Kattuffiat Isumaqatigiissut (1980)

Kalaallit Nunaanni Teknikkikkut-Pinngortitamik Ilisimatuussutsikkut Suliassiissutit, Siunnersuineq, Ineriartortitsinermillu Misissuinerit

Inuit Issittormiut Kattuffiata Ulluinnarni Sulinermini Malittarisassai

Vänner i Norr v (1970)

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Hvad Mener Grønland? (1976)

Minedrift I Et Fangersamfund

Glimt af kvindens rolle I Grønland gennem tiderne (1975)

Rapport om Oprettelse af et Tværfagligt Polarinstitut I Danmark (1985)

Forskningspolitisk redegørelse og handlingsplan 1998-2000

Om Grønlandske slægtssagaer (2000)

Minearbejdere I Umanaq Kommune (1977)

Polarforschung (1968)

Nutaanngurniq

Tännäs Sameby De utflyttade och deras ättlingar (1896 – 1972)

Grundbog for Religion (1976)

Årsberetning (2000)

Kalaallit Nunaanni inatsisinut ujarliutit (1997)

Ataatsimoortumik perorsaaneq (1980)

Betænkning fra Socialreformkommissionen (1981) Kalaallit Nunaata Katersugaasivia Grønlands Landsmuseum

Grønlands Skolevæsen (1968)

Sikorsuit (1979)

Verhandlungen des XXXVIII : Internationalen Amerikanistenkongresses (1968)

Grønlands Geologiske Undersøgelse (1984)

Kalaallit Nunaanni atuarfimmut ilinniartitsinermullu tunngasut (1977)

Undervejs (1974)

Ide Og Debat

Kalaallit Meeqqanut atuarfii (1982)

Kalatdlit nunane atuarfit (1952)

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Den grønlandske skoles fremtid (1971)

Erhvervs-og arbejdsmarkedsforhold (1990)

Fangstens økonomiske og sociale betydning for lokalsamfundet (1990)

Udgivet med en indledning og noter af INGE KLEIVAN (1979)

The Copper Eskimos (1922)

Supplement til Beskrivelser af Iganværende og Planlagt Forskning (1986)

Manitsok Sukkertoppen (1982)

Skogsrenskötsel (1981)

Eskimút ingerdlausianik okalugtuat (1951)

Two attempts at Community Organization among the Eastern Hudson Bay Eskimos (1959)

Kommunens administration og økonomi (1990)

Isse issimik kigutdlo kigùmik (1967)

Kalatdlit-nunane atuarfingmut iliniartitsinermutdlo tungassut

The Cultural Ecological Perspectives of Canadian Inuit: Implications for Child-Rearing and Education (1992)

Comite Permanent des Affiares Etrangeres et du Commerce Exterieur (1986)

Indian Control of Indian Education

Towards Linguistic Justice for First Nations

Den Historiske, Politske og Kulturelle Baggrund for den Grønlandske Folkeskoles Udvikling (1980)

Sprogplanlægning I Grønland (1979)

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Samfundsvidenskalbelig Grønlands forskning (1983)

Danmark-Grønland i det 20. Århundrede – en historisk oversight (1983)

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Ethnologiska studier (1984)

Det Grønlandske Samfund – 2 copies in 2 languages each

Kalaallit Nunaanni inuit maligassiuisuusimasut Foregangsmænd I Grønland (1975, 1976)

Statistics Greenland books – 1997, 1998

Kalaallit Nunaat – nutaat pisoqqallu Nyt og gammelt om Grønland (1978-1972) Eight booklets on a variety of topics.

Samfundsøkonomiske Vurderinger af Mineral – og Vandkraftressourcer I Grønland (1979) 5 volumes of 6 volume report

Tromura: Tromsø Museums rapportserie (1986-1988) 5 reports Published by the Tromsø Museum (See above)

Kalaallit Nunaanni Meeqqat Atuarfiat Folkeskolen I Grønland (1985-1987) 4 publications on various topics

Lands that Hold One Spellbound: A story of East Greenland (2005)

A Grammatical Outline of Eskimo Language

Det ændrede samfund og børnenes situation (1980)

Aboriginal Land Rights (1973)

Weather Ways (1961)

The Labrador Eskimo (1916)

[Newspaper History]

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Documentation of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (Local Knowledge) in Pangnirtung, Coral Harbour, and Arviat Nunavut (2004)

Annual Report on the state of Inuit culture and society (2013)

An Introduction to the Study of Grammatical Structure (1956)

Northern Scientific Resource Centres (1977)

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The Ethnology of Law

Reprinted from EthnosL Observations on some clay traps (1972)

Kekerten Historic Park

Inter-Nord (1972) – See above

Field Research in Labrador-Ungava (1967)

Study of Environmental engineering Systems in Northern Scandinavia (1969)

Whooping crane population dynamics on the nesting grounds, Wood Buffalo National Park, Northwest Territories, Canada (1966)

The Canadian Journal of Native Studies (1989( “The Sami Law” Development of The Educational System in Greenland (1970)

The International Training Centre of Indigenous Peoples: Narrative Report (1998)

Royal Commission on aboriginal Peoples “Toward Reconciliation” and “Exploring the Options”

Proposed Design Criteria for Sewage Lagoons in Arctic and Sub-Arctic Regions (1967) World Council of Whalers (1999)

North of 60: The Inuit (1978)

North of 60: facts and figures, Northwest Territories

The Abundance of Lemmings at Aberdeen Lake, District of Keewatin (1966)

Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency (2001)

CIHR Guidelines for Health Research Involving Aboriginal People

The Northern Dimension of Canada’s Foreign Policy

Conference of the Circumpolar North Ministers of Education (1992)

Seals and Nunavut: our tradition, our future

Annual Report: The Arctic Institute of North America (1991) – See Above

Some Problems Concerning the Correlation and Reconstruction of Eskimo and Aleut Mood Markers (1984)

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NWT Diamonds Project: Environmental Impact Statement (1995)

Northern Welfare (1964)

Annotated Bibliography of the McGill Sub-Arctic Research Papers and Theses (1974)

Yukon Economic Outlook (2001)

Annual Report of the Candian Polar Commission (2000)

Arctic Social Science: An Agenda for Action (1989)

Climatic Changes in Arctic Areas During the Last Ten-Thousand Years (1971)

Danish Polar Center Ministry of Research and Information Technology 5th Annual Report (2000)

The Arctic Institute of North America Symposium on Circumpolar Health Related Problems (1967)

Lagoon Sewage Treatment in the MacKenzie District Northwest Territories (1967)

Television Among Inuit of Keewatin: The Rankin Inlet Experience (1977)

Programme de Formation Scientifique dans le Nord: Rapport Annuel (1991)

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Inuusuttuuneq Naligiissitaanissarlu (2000)

Kalaallit Nunaanni Naligiissitaaneq (1999)

Meeqqat Piginnaasaannik Naliliiniut (1986)

Fuglene I menneskenes land tingmissat Kalatdlit-nunane

From Generation to Generation (1993)

Sandy Bay : A Development Strategy Program (1975)

Mining in the North

A Plain Language Guide to the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement (2004)

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17. Educational Books Most of these books are small-press publications in Inuktitut, Swedish, and Greenlandic. The majority are aimed at a younger audience, and several take the form of workbooks or activity books. The content tends towards the culturally relevant, featuring traditional and current ways of life in the North.

Umiatsiaasaq (1983)

Sikumi (1983)

Piitap Atuariartornera (1982)

Inuusaq Lina (1983)

Antuup arsaa (1983)

Miki (1983)

Kalaallit Nutaat (1979)

Kaali Aanilu (1980)

Nannunniat angakkullu nunaanni (1976)

Goldilocksaaq Pingayun-Ilu Taqukaat (1971) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Cacirkat (1971) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Cetugpak ( 1971) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Cat Assikelrenka (1971) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics

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and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Yuarutet (1969) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Acsiyaleriit (1971) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, University of Alaska for the Bilingual Education Program of the Alaska Rural School Project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Division of State Operated Schools

Waniwa Cing’aq (1962) Produced by the Eskimo Language Workshop.

Qimera Meqqujooq (1979)

Nanuaraq (1979)

Atuainiutitat (1964) Book once belonged to the Sukkertoppen school.

Atuainiutitat (1962) Book once belonged to the Sukkertoppen school.

Ûmassunik iliniutit (1954) Book once belonged to the Sukkertoppen school.

Igloolik (1967)

Aalasa (1976)

Suulut Jaakulu (1977)

Keesh-imik oqaluttuaq (1979)

Abbes (1968)

Textbok for invandrare Svenssons (1972)

Inuks Første Sæl (1983)

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Aputsiak’ nivtailanguak

Ango

Mads aamma milalik (1979)

Himlen er lav (1979)

Children’s language and mathematics workbooks (1974-1984) Workbooks in a variety of languages. Many produced by the Summer Institute of Linguistics (University of Alaska)

Eskimo Games

Windigo and other tales of the Ojibways (1978)

Mambo

Gaba kalaliaranguak (1971)

Kalaallisut ilinniutit (1976) – 2 volumes

Kalaallisut (1976, 1993) – 3 volumes

Box 167 Kalaallit Nunaata oqaluttuarisaanera (1978) – 3 volumes

Verdens Historie (1971)

Children’s books written in syllabics – 6 books

Greenland through the Year : Book by Karin and Hans Berg Children’s book in three languages

Troldbjørnen (1979)

Kujavarsiks rejse til manen (1977)

Agsiligsat Nunanit Avdlanit Pissut Navsuiautigdlit (1858)

My Mother, My Father and Sad Kallu (1988)

My Father and the Ghosts (1988)

Nigalek: A Little Eskimo Boy

Swedish-English Word List

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The Shaman Who Saved Aksaajuk (1988)

A Slavey Language Pre-Primer in the Speech of Fort Franklin (1978) Includes teaching materials

Tobias pa sælfangst

18. Art and Literature

Born Tying Knots: Swampy Cree Naming Stories (1976)

Erinarsuataarutit (1987) Book of poetry

K’ilak Nuna Imak’ Avdlatdlo (1962) Inscribed, poetry and illustrations

Taigdliara (1979) Short verse, some pictures.

Menneskenes land Short verse and drawings, postcard inserted.

Inuksuk Perspectives Short book of poetry by R. G. Williamson

Prayers and Canticles in Inuktitut (1957)

Common Prayers and Hymns [in Inuktitut] (1960)

Songs for Northern Nations (1965)

Timmissat amii: Suliarineqarpoq, Arnat ilinniarfiat Sisimiut (1984)

Minns du sommaren? (1971) Diary style short story (?)

Luftens temperament Poetry and illustrations

Kinaassutsip Taallai Balladen om Identiteten Songs

Til hæder og ære Tupigusullutik angalapput Poetry

Finnish-Swedish National Songbook (1994) One of a limited run of prints

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Inuiaat Nunaallu Book of poetry, signed by author

Poems and Dreams

Erinarssotit (1952)

Nunanni avani (1990)

Nytt pa Gammalt satt Skjorta Sewing patterns for a traditional Lapp blouse.

Nuersaanermut/qilattaanermut ilitsersuusiaq Weaving and knitting patterns for sweaters

Qissiat (1981) Traditional carving

Art at Ilimmarfik

Eskimo Sculpture (1960)

Book of proverbs in Eskimo

Recuell de Cantiques (1960)

Eskimo Sculpture (1965)

Native American Arts: Graphic Arts of the Alaskan Eskimo

Vital North (1997)

The Silent Echoes: Pre-Historic Canadian Eskimo Art (1967)

The Blackfoot Ghost Dance (1968)

Sculpture/Inuit

The Eskimo World: artscanada (1972)

Jessie Oonark (1976)

Jamasie Mike: Recent Sculpture (1979)

Sanavik Cooperative Baker Lake Sculpture (1974)

Keewatin Eskimo Ceramics (1967)

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Eskimo Sculpture (1969)

Germaine Arnaktauyok Card on George Arlook included

New Directions in Painting from Clyde River

Box 168 Povungnituk

Arts Manitoba (1983)

Painter of Light: The Art of Hans Lynge (1997) Inscribed

Tivi Etook: Whispering in my ears and mingling with my dreams (1975)

Uglalghii Keluk Unguvalleghmun: Many Stitches for Life

19. Newsletters and Publications

Qaqqaliaq (1995)

Avangnamiok (1995)

Atuagassiaq Kalaaleq (1993-2003)

Kenora (1967)

Pitu (2000)

Above and Beyond: Canada’s Arctic Journal (2015)

Arctic Bulletin

The Arctic Policy Review (1983)

Naaqsugenarqelriit (1969-1971)

Sermitsiak

Grønland : Det grønlandske Selskab (1999)

Jútdle (1977)

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Atle Grahl-Madsen: Kalaallit Nunaat Grønland pa vei til Selvstyre

Nuna: Inuinain Makperaksan (Magazine for Eskimos) (1964)

Samiska kulturmiljõer I Frostviken

Grønlandske fugle Birds of Greenland

Velkommen til Grønland

Hand-drawn publication in Inuktitut (1959)

Getting Along in the Arctic Islands

Eskimo: Country, Inhabitants, Catholic Missions (1965- 1966) Published by the Oblate Fathers of the Hudson Bay Vicariate

Traditional Festivities in Sweden

Welcome to Greenland (1973)

The Explorers Club (1971)

Northwest Territories

The Scott Polar Research Institute

Forge (1954)

Proactive: Society of Applied Anthropology in Canada (1991)

Inuktitut (2001)

Journal of the Canadian Dental Association (1972) “The geographic pathology of dental disease in Canadian central aarctic populations”

Netsilik Eskimos Series

Newsletter from the Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland (1982)

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MG 216 - RG Williamson – 2017 accessions. – 1952-2009 (inclusive); 1977-2002 (predominant). - 0.81 metres of textual records.

Content: This final accrual to the Williamson fonds documents Dr. Williamson’s work relating to the Canadian north and other circumpolar regions. It includes his memoirs; and in particular documents some of his later research work, notably that relating to the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line; as well as adding to materials more fully documented in previous accessions.

Arrangement: There was no existing organization. File titles were often unrelated to the content of the folders; where full or partial titles have been provided by the archivist, this is noted via use of square brackets.

Restrictions: Some material is restricted; please consult an archivist.

Donated by Karla Williamson in 2017.

Box 169

The Academic North.

After-Dinner Speeches. – nd, 1988. Predominantly relating to Robbie Burns.

Ajunnamat, Isumaminik, Acceptance. Handwritten. Other [unrelated?] notes were together in the same folder, as was a memo to Gary Marcuse, CBC.

[Annotated Bibliography and Reference Material].

Anthropology, Administration, and Public Policy. – 1980. By Robert Hinshaw, Beloit College.

[Anthropology 111.3] – 1993,1998.

[Anthropology 120].

[Anthropology 223.3] – The Social and Political Evolution of the Eskimo. – nd, 1994. Lecture notes. Includes “Social Change and Settlement Development in Keewatin” and a statement of proposal for research, “The Development of a Political Institution in an Eskimo Settlement: an Historical – Processual Analysis.”

[Anthropology 229.3 – Inuit Cultures]. Course outline.

[Anthropology 321.3] - Myth, Ritual and Symbolism. – nd, 1990,1998-1991, 1998. Notes, reference material, course outlines; final exam

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Anthropology 335 – Cultural Environment of Selected Circumpolar Peoples. – 2002. Reading lists.

[Anthropology 430.3]. – 1997.

[Anthropology 800]. – 1971-1973, 1976, 1983.

[Anthropology – Exam Notes]. Handwritten exam questions.

[Applications – Positions]. – 1976-1978. Enquiries sent by Williamson.

[Applications – Social Work]. – 1961. Includes one document in syllabics.

Arctic Council Capacity Building Workshop. – 2001.

Arctic Council – Sea Ice.

The Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self. – 2001. See also below, These Lands are not Barren.

[Arctic Institute of North America]. – [ca. 2001], 2003. Overview of the Institute’s history, missing first page; together with briefing notes for Governor General.

Arctic Integrated Knowledge (AIK).

Arctic Pilot Project. – 1980.

Arctic Pollution. – 1996-1998.

[Arctic Research Training Centre]. – 1977.

[The Arctic System in a Changing World]. – 2003-2005. Includes material relating to Arctic Science in the Public Interest; Making a Living and Building a Modern Society in Arctic Greenland; Indigenous Peoples and change in the Arctic: Adaptation, Adjustment and Empowerment; Sustainable Development, Arctic Economies; together with various emails.

[Articles – June Helm]. – 1969. “Remarks on the Methodology of Band Composition Analysis” and “A Method of Statistical Analysis of Primary Relative Bonds in Community Composition.” Both were printed as part of the National Museums of Canada Bulletins.

Bob’s Basic Bread.

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Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) – Centre for Arctic and Sub-Arctic Population Health Research Development. – 2002-2003. Includes “Indigenous Peoples and Participatory Health Research” and “Knowledge translation to Improve the health of Indigenous Peoples.”

Circumpolar Governance.

Circumpolar Governance and the Big Short-Cut.

Circumpolar Governance [DEW Line to Sealane]. - 2002

Clippings. On a variety of topics; largely relating to the north, but including some personal (family) and health issues.

Clippings – First Ministers’ Conference – Native Self-government.

Conditions Amongst Eskimos. – 1952. Summaries of RCMP reports, 1937-1952. See also below, Summary of the Proceedings at a meeting on Eskimo Affairs.

[Correspondence] - Prince Charles. – nd, 1999, 2002. Handwritten and typed drafts. See also above, [Applications – Positions].

[Correspondence – Clarkson, Adrienne and John Ralston Saul]. – 2009. See also below, DEW Line – Article – Ottawa Citizen.

[Correspondence] – Driscoll-Engelstad, Bernadette. – 1996-1998. Related to the Swinton Festchrift.

[Correspondence – Kusugak, Jose]. – 2001.

[Correspondence – Mowat, Farley].

[Correspondence – PMO].

[Correspondence – Rowley, Diana].

[Correspondence – Students]. – 1968.

[Correspondence – Various]. – 1954-2005.

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Cultural Mixing.

Curriculum Vitae. – 1980-1983. – RESTRICTED.

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Includes material relating to the department, various work being done by Williamson, together with memos related to the new standardized CV.

Death and social Change in Ittoqqortoormiit (East Greenland). – 1990.

Dene / Metis Comprehensive Land Claim – Agreement in Principle. – 1985, 1988-1989. This file includes Treaty No. 8 and No. 11, with adhesions, reports, etc; and a copy of the Indian Act.

DEW Line. – 2002-2005. Grant proposal; articles; map; correspondence; etc.

DEW Line – Article – Ottawa Citizen. – 2000-2004. Article; together with correspondence with Adrienne Clarkson, then Governor General; and information concerning the Arctic Council.

DEW [Line – Reference].

[DEW Line] – Research Collections relating to the DEW Line in the Western Arctic with Recommendations for Future Work. – 2002. Prepared by David Neufeld.

DEW Line to Sea Lane Research Proposals.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane]. – 2002.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane] – Foreign Affairs.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane] – Meeting. – 2003.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane] – Organisation , Sturcture, Consultation.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane] – Personal. – 2001-2003.

DLSL [DEW Line to Sea Lane] – Summaries / Arctic Transparencies.

Eskimos and Aleuts: Their Origins and Evolution. – 1963. Article by William Laughlin.

Farm Terminiology.

[Frobisher Bay Study]. – [ca. 1969-1970?]. Incomplete typescript; relating primarily to Inuit in

Fur Ban / RGW Speaking Tour of UK. – 1996.

Future Arctic Research Collaboration Possibilities: Canada / USA.

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Greenland and the Arctic Pilot Project. – 1980.

A Greenland System of Meat-Partnerships. – 1964. By Bent Jenssen.

Guest Lecture, University of Calgary – International Indigenous Studies. – 2004. Handwritten notes for “The Politics of the North.”

Hunting. – 1976. Notes primarily in syllabics, and in more than one hand; reference to various individuals; some notes by Williamson.

The Indians of the Subarctic – Bibliography.

Institutional Stucture in Research and Academic Teaching. Handwritten notes.

Interdisciplinary Systems / PetroCanada. – 1979-1980. Regarding a series of Greenlandic / Danish / English booklets.

International Combinations, Present and Possible, Between Circumpolar Inuit National Groups: Politics, Problems and Potentials.

International Need for University Development and Co-ordination of Circumpolar Social Science Research.

In the Search for “A People:” The Inuit their Habitat, and Economic Politics.

[Inuit Art].

Inuit Art – AGO. – 1989-1990.

[Inuit Art] – Mendel Art Gallery. – 1987-1988.

[Inuit Art – Millard Gallery]. – 1984.

[Inuit Art] – the Williamson Collection. – nd, 1989-1990. – RESTRICTED. Primarily concerning a proposed donation.

[Inuit Art] – Williamson Collection / Correspondence with Norman Zepp. - 1987. Primarily related to the Thunder Bay Gallery and a travelling exhibit of Williamson’s collection.

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Inuit as Cartesians: Value-Based Renaissance of Women in Modern Inuit Society. – [ca. 2000s]. Annotated paper; missing final page[s]. Includes “Unaslu and the Polar Bear: Whose Reality is More Effective? The Inuit Way of Knowing and Arctic Authority.” These handwritten notes appear in part to help complete “Inuit as Cartesians,” but were located separately.

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“Inuksuk.” – nd, 1997, 1998. Libretto by Robert Williamson. Various drafts; includes comments by David Kaplan. See also first accrual, box 1, Adaskin, Murray.

“Inuksuk Perspectives.” – 2008-2009. Preface, table of contents, and one poem from book of poetry; together with letter from Coteau.

[Inuktitut – Untitled Binder]. – 1971. This appears to be corrected language notes or exercises; not in Williamson’s hand. Loose Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development stationery was in the front of the binder.

[Invitations].

Journal of Peter Suwaksiark. – 1985-1993. – 5 folders. Photocopies. Primarily in syllabics.

[Kautokeino Paper]. – nd. Handwritten notes.

[Kupsch, Walter]. – 2003. Tribute delivered at the celebration of life held on 27 August 2003. Written by Williamson. See also above, 2013 accrual, box 122.

The Land of Failing Ice. – 2001. Article in BackFlash, with photographs by Hans Dommasch.

Leaving Our White Eyes Behind: The Sentencing of native Accused. – 1989. Prepared by Rupert Ross

[Letters of Recommendation]. – 1999. – RESTRICTED. Note: these documents were originally found in “Roasts, Toasts, and Notes” and “Inter-Disciplinary Systems.”

Mackenzie Pipeline Corridor Study. – nd, 2003. Includes Salient Social Values in NWT Governance: the Socio-Cultural Politics of the Mackenzie Pipeline; together with notes [on more than one project?]; “Options for the Dene: A Preliminary Assessment” by Murray Todd.

[Map – Central Mackenzie Valley Development Area].

[Map – Cumberland Sound].

[Map] – Inuit Communities of Canada. – 2004.

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Provides place names in Inuktitut; syllabics; English; when applicable, in French.

Markus, Alan – Survey. – 1993. Williamson response to a survey from the Scott Polar Research Institute.

Memoirs – Boyhood Writing. – 1945-1957. Covers of a notebook keeping together a variety of loose notes, including stories; school work; and minutes of a “rover crew;” etc. Within the pages were also a copy of “Postage Stamps of G.VI.” and “The Old West Bridgfordian.”

Memoirs – Grammar School – Westbridge Ford – Religious Knowledge & Instruction. – 1945-1946. This notebook includes history notes; not all of the notes appear to be in Williamson’s hand.

[Memoirs] – Manuscript. – 2006. Typescript and handwritten notes.

[Memoirs] - Northward Lightly.

Memoirs – Report Cards. – 1944-1951. – RESTRICTED.

Memos.

[Miscellaneous Notes]. – nd, 1988, 1993, 2004. Handwritten notes. Includes “How American Are We Iñupiat” and “How European are we Inuit” – taken at addresses by V. Cassidy and George Qulaut; notes on the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Affairs; etc.

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[Miscellaneous Typescripts].

The Need for Arctic Council Capacity for Prediction: A Working Solution.

North Rankin Nickel Mine – Miner’s Certificates. See also above, box 58.

[Notecards]. – 1975, 1986. Williamson’s notes on meetings with various Innu; dates and times; including Spence Bay, Pelly Bay; Clyde River; Resolute; Pangirtung; etc. Includes hand-drawn map [of town] with families identified. Many of the cards identify hunting issues (successes or lack of animals) as well as some other issues. Later cards include notes for a “toast for Walter Kupsch,”

[Notes - Untitled Binder]. – nd, 1965. The cover of this binder included contact information for Jiri George Neuspiel, a law professor at Carleton and advisor in international human rights; the majority of the notes appear to be for classwork, including Spanish and sociology; the last page and back cover contain original poems.

[Nunavut Hunters and Trappers Association]. – 2007.

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Letter concerning proposed research into adaptability.

Order of Canada. – 1981, 1987-1988. Material relating to the Order of Canada, together with two invitations at the time of HRH Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Saskatchewan.

[Personal – Correspondence – Family]. – 1975-1976, 1981. – RESTRICTED.

[Personal] – Gordon A. Williamson. – 1986, 1996. Material relating to the Middlesex Regiment, in which Williamson’s father served; and materials relating to his death and funeral.

[Personal – Torch River].

A Personal Retrospective on Anthropology Applied in the Arctic. – 1988.

Poetry.

Policy Notes for Aviation Around the Pole. -

Political Growth in the NWT.

Publications. – 1987, 1996. Our Future is Now; Eskimo, no. 51, summer 1996.

Qikiqtani Truth Commission. – 2008. Administrative correspondence.

Rankin Inlet. – 1965.

RCMP Relief List – GWR. – nd. – RESTRICTED. List of Inuk on relief at Great Whale River. The E- (or disc) numbering system was still in place.

[Reference]. – 2 folders. Folder 1: Northern Science and Technology in Canada; Cooperation Plan for the Environmental Impact …of a Northern Gas Pipeline Project; Caste and Class: A Comparative View; Aspects of the Indigent Employee as a Cultural Broker; Canadian Arctic Security Issues; Understanding Global Change in the Arctic. Folder 2: Human Reciprocity: An Arctic Exemplification; A Late Dorset Copper Amulet from Southeastern Hudson Bay; Different Paths of Inupiat Mena an dwomen in the Wage Economy; Eathspace.

[Reference] – Economic Development in Greenland. – 1969. Background paper by Claus Bornemann.

[Reference] – The Eskimo Ritual Sponsor: A Problem in the Fusion of Semantic Domains. – 1969. By DL Guemple.

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Report of the Inuit Circumpolar Conference. – 1983.

Roasts, Toasts and Notes.

[Social Organization]. Incomplete photocopies from [book chapter]; together with “Ethnography: The Inuit of the Canadian Arctic: A Specialized Hunting Adaptation” [also incomplete]. Both believed to have been used in part for teaching.

Social Resilience Conceptualisation.

[Speech Notes].

Spence Bay Study – Photographs. – 1975-1976. - textual records, 16 photographs. Includes images of Itunga; Aijaut; Peter Hyde; Marqniq; George Sutherland; Niaqunua; Rev. Simon Ukpakut; Williamson; Marsha Argue; Douglas Harp; Sadie Kayachloo; Tirkaq; etc. Images taken by Williamson.

Statement of the ICC Executive Council. Regarding Village Journey: The Report of the Alaska Native Review Commission by Thomas Berger.

Stig Guldberg. – nd, 1980. Regarding a workshop, ‘Freedom for Development for Life for the Handicapped;’ [and unrelated] notes.

[Student Essays]. – nd, 1991, 1997. – RESTRICTED.

[Student Essays] – Arctic – Applied Anthropology. – nd, 1987-1989. – RESTRICTED. Identified by Williamson as good essays (not all from his students). Includes essays on acculturation; self-determination issues in Gjoa Haven; the effect of whaling vessels; culture change concepts; illness and healing as cultural elements; changing dietary habits of the Inuit; Greenland: from colonization to nationhood; patronage and dependency; the impact of educational systems

Summary of the Proceedings at a meeting on Eskimo Affairs. – 1952. Includes “Statistical and Financial Report of Eskimo Family Allowances (“payments suspended while children are in Residential Schools including Industrial Homes”); and minutes of a the first meeting of Special Committee on Eskimo Affairs.” See also above, Conditions Amongst Eskimos.

These Lands are not Barren. – [ca. 2000s]. See also above, Arctic Habitat and the Integrated Self.

Thoughts on May 2nd.

Umeå Lectures – Karla Jessen Williamson. – 1995.

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Umeå Universitet. Ephemera related to Williamson’s PhD.

Umeå Universitet – Lingvistik & språkvetanskep. – 1985. Notes for a 5 lecture course on The Eskimo Experience.

Underground Mining as a Sub-Culture.

University of Calgary – History 447. – 2001. Outline for course given by Don Smith.

[University of Saskatchewan] – Institute for Northern Studies. – 1977.

[University of Saskatchewan – NORTEP].

[University of Saskatchewan – Retirement]. – 1979, 1999, 2002. Email regarding loss of office space; general document regarding pension. Note: these documents were originally found in “Roasts, Toasts, and Notes.”

Unmarked Graves. – 1983-1985. Keewatin Inuit Association project, to document and map traditional grave sites; with recommendations to extend the project to include recording all forms of evidence relating to prehistoric and historic Inuit land use in the Keewatin; and to establish a separate file detailing the location and identification of Keewatin Inuit who died during tuberculosis treatment and were buried in southern Canada.

Values, Attitudes, and Naming.

Williamson and [F?] v. Regina. “Territorial ordinance concerning manufacture of vinous material.”

2018-194 – not appraised

This small accrual is comprised of seven colorful Inuit wall hangings. The green and yellow one is of particular significance, as it hung in the childhood room of R. G. Williamson’s offspring. The hangings depict scenes of Inuit life including hunting, fishing and dogsledding. Marine and land wildlife are depicted. Hangings are made primarily of felt and hide.

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