A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua and New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua and New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua and New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua and New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea.

Publicity booklet about the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo, produced by the Meiji Shrine Office. Includes photographs and illustrations.

First issue of a publicity magazine about the people and history of Canada. Periodical published by the Canadian High Commission, Canberra.

WUS newsletter, June 1962. Single double-sided, roneoed sheet.

Publicity booklet produced by the Headquarters of Tenrikyo Church, printed by Tenri-jihosha, City of Tenri, Japan.

Second edition of promotional booklet produced by the Headquarters of Tenrikyo Church, 26 June 1958.

Illustrated booklet by Frances Cresswell, Pegasus Press, Christchurch, 1966.

Contains assorted objects about or from North America, principally Vancouver, Canada, collected by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Includes:
Poem entitled 'American Names'. Handwritten note reads 'SB Benet'. Photocopy;
'A Report on Livability', Greater Vancouver Regional District, Planning Department, November 1972;
Brochure entitled 'Children's Books for Christmas giving', Boys and Girls' Division, Vancouver Public Library;
'A Personal Hell in the Dark Caverns of the Mind', article about schizophrenia by Bill Trent, The Sunday Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, Weekend Magazine, volume 22, number 33, August 12 1972;
Newspaper clipping about wisteria vines, Vancouver Sun November 1972;
Pamphlet of recipes for fish, Fisheries and Marine Service, Vancouver.

Assorted newspaper clippings from two newspapers from Vancouver, Canada, the Vancouver Sun and the Province.

Subjects include:
Feminism and the socioeconomic status of women;
The development of the Museum of Man at the University of British Columbia;
Illustrated record of Victorian flora commissioned by Victoria's Provincial Museum.

UBC [University of British Columbia] Reports, volume 19, number 2, January 18 1973. Includes feature about plans for the new Museum of Man at the University of British Columbia. Two copies.

Small hardcovered booklet containing black and white photographs of New Britain, in what is now Papua New Guinea. Includes photographs of Government House in Rabaul, locations such as Kokopo and Cape Gazelle, and local people engaged in activities such as husking coconuts and making fishing nets.

First photograph in booklet features number 0/3891/51.

Contains two documents about Canadian Indians and Canadian economic development.

Contains:
Typed annotated notes entitled 'Sent to Stanner early 1970?' Summarises official speech made by Jean-Luc Chretien on 25 June 1969 about Indian Affairs. Also summarises Canadian government White Paper about Indian Affairs;

Article from Maclean's Magazine, volume 83, number 5, May 1970, concerning the development of Yukon and Northwest Territories.

Contains assorted newspaper clippings regarding the status of women and the persistence of gender inequality at the University of British Columbia, published in the Vancouver Sun, the Ubyssey and UBC Reports.

Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's copies of monthly newsletter from October 1970 to September 1971 (some gaps).

Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's copies of the monthly newsletter from September 1969 to September 1970 (some gaps).

Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's copies of the monthly newsletter from September 1968 to June 1969 (many gaps).

Also includes Fellow Newsletter - formerly Bulletin of the American Anthropological Association, volume 1, number 1-2, January-February 1960.

Evaluation of training program in which Yale instructors provided instruction in Negro colleges and other colleges in the American South. Initiated 1964. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten annotation on front page reads '[Lou] Ian [Curie]?'. A4 typescript sheets.

Contains humor issue of anthropological journal published out of the Anthropology Club, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago. Issue is volume 9, number 2, 1963. Softbound, includes cartoons.

Monthly publication of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Issue number 10, October 1960. Theme of this issue is racism.

Reference Paper issued by the Indian Affairs Branch, Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Ottawa, Canada.

Contains an article entitled 'Totem Park - Indian Culture on Campus' from an unidentified University of British Columbia publication, and an October 1971 issue of the University of British Columbia Reports.

Single volume of the 'Magazine of the North', Summer 1964, Outfit 296. Illustrated, and includes photographs.

Contains Education Review 1966-67 - Northwest Territories and Arctic Quebec, produced by the Education Division, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Ottawa, Canada.

Also contains Image Canada, issue number 2, October 1971, periodical published by the Canadian High Commission, Canberra, Australian Capital Territories, Australia.

Numerous articles and typescripts written by Wilson Duff, Curator of Anthropology, Provincial Museum, British Columbia.

Contains:
'An Unusual Burial at the Whalen Site'. A5 typescript. It appears to have been published but details are unknown;
'Thoughts on the Nootka Canoe', printed by A. Sutton, Government Printer, 1965;
'Anthony Island, A Home of the Haidas', by Wilson Duff and Michael Kew. Reprinted from the Report of the Provincial Museum of Natural History and Anthropology, 1957. Two copies;
'Nothing Comes Only In Pieces'. This looks to be fictional writing. 'Summer of 1972' written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick on front page;
'Perscom 2 - "Raven" - Personal Communication, June 12, 1972, Levels of Meaning in Haida Art'. 'Summer of 1972' written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick on front page. Includes illustrations.

Obituary entitled 'Wilson Duff (1925-1976) - His Contributions to the Growth of Archaeology in British Columbia'. Written by Charles E. Borden, Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia. Typescript with minor annotations.

Contains two reprinted articles by Wayne Suttles. Handwritten on the front page of both articles, 'For Di, from Wayne'.

Contains:
'Problems of Cultural History', Wayne Suttles, reprinted from Ryukyuan Culture and Society, University of Hawaii Press, 1964;
'Linguistic Means for Anthropological Ends on the Northwest Coast', Wayne Suttles, University of Nevada, CJL/RCL 10:2,3 (1965).

Two annual reports, Provincial Museum, Province of British Columbia, Department of Recreation and Conservation. For years 1962 and 1964.

Quarterly Publication of the British Columbia Museums Association. Numbers 1 (January 1961), 2 (April 1961) and 4 (October 1961).

'A Note on the Contributions of Wilson Duff to Northwest Coast Ethnology and Art' by Michael M. Ames, BC [British Columbia] Studies, number 31, Autumn 1976. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten note on the front page reads 'from D. Abbott 11/5/77'.

Articles and papers written by Wayne Suttles. Typescripts and reprints.

This item contains:
'The Affinal Relationship in the Socio-Economic System of the Coast Salish of Southern Georgia Strait', Read at the Northwest Anthropological Conference, Portland State College, April 1959;

'Affinal Ties, Subsistence, and Prestige among the Coast Salish', reprinted from American Anthropologist, volume 62, April 1960. Three copies;

'The Persistence of Intervillage Ties among the Coast Salish', reprinted from Ethnology, volume 2, number 4, October 1963;

'Outline of paper on the Shaker Church in British Columbia', W. P. Suttles. Typescript.

Paper delivered by A. P. Okladnikov, Director of Siberian Archaeology, U.S.S.R. [Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics]. Revista de Culture, Universidad Mayor de San Simon, volume III, Cochabamba, Bolivia. December 1958. Translated from Spanish by George F. Carter.

Two annual reports of the Provincial Museum, Province of British Columbia, Department of Recreation and Conservation. For years 1960 and 1962.

Single volume of the 'Magazine of the North', Summer 1963, Outfit 294. Illustrated, and includes photographs.

Contains proceedings of conference held Portland State College, Portland, Oregon, 17-18 April 1959. Typescript, A4 size, includes Errata sheet.

Series 2, volume 23, number 7, May 1961. A5 booklet. Contents Page features asterisk beside article written by Andrew P. Vayda.

Articles and a conference paper. A5 reprints and A4 typescript.

This item contains:
'Cultural Relativism, Cultural Evolution, and Popular Ideology', reprinted from Humanities Review, 1959;

'Private Knowledge, Morality and Social Classes Among the Coast Salish', reprinted from American Anthropologist, 1958;

'Spirit Dancing and the Persistence of Native Culture Among the Coast Salish', read at the 6th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Paris, 1960;

'Variation in Habitat and Culture on the Northwest Coast', Sonderdruck aus Akten Des 34. Internationalen Amerikanistenkongresses, Wien 1960.

Reprinted articles and a conference paper as follows:

'Pattern and Change in Halkomelem Salish Dialects' by William W. Elmendorf and Wayne Suttles, University of British Columbia. Reprinted from Anthropological Linguistics, 1960;

'Linguistic Evidence for Salish Prehistory' by Wayne Suttles and William W. Elmendorf. Reprinted from Symposium on Language and Culture: Proceedings of the 1962 Annual Spring Meeting of the American Ethnological Society;

'The Persistence of Inter-Village Ties Among the Coast Salish', read at MW Anthropological Conference, Reed College, Portland, May 1963. Draft copy;

'On the Cultural Track of the Sasquatch', reprinted from Northwest Anthropological Research Notes, volume 6, number 1, c.1971.

Extract of transcript of story. In an unidentified language (probably a Coast Salish language of the Pacific Northwest region in North America) with English translation.

Includes references to Sunbury and Kuper Island.

Note by Diane Elizabeth Barwick on front page reads 'Story taped - Andrew Charles - Interpolations Mrs Charles'. (Andrew Charles is brother of Della Kew. See ' "A Grand Old Man at 35 " ', article by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Copy available in inventory item BARI00045, Series 3). Three typed A4 sheets.

Contains Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Newsletters, Native Nevadan newspapers, and an Indian Voices newsletter. Also contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's letter subscribing to and requesting back copies of Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Newsletters, dated 25 August 1965, sent to Edward Johnson, member of Editorial Board of Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Newsletter. Also contains Edward Johnson's note of reply. Newsletters are A4 sheets, typed and stapled. Newspapers are A3 size sheets. Many items include Diane Barwick's annotations.

Editions:
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Newsletters, March 1964-April 1965, 14 newsletters. Folders 2-4;
Native Nevadan newspapers, May-November 1965, including duplicate of August 20 1965 edition, eight newspapers. Folders 5-6;
Indian Voices newsletter, July 1965. Folder 1. Folder includes Diane Barwick's original A4 manila folder.

Typed course outline and reading list. Dated 1963-64. Appears to be for University of British Columbia course. Subjects include the role and history of the museum, and tribal art.

Booklet about a park in Victoria, British Columbia, featuring North-west Coast Indian art. Compiled and issued by the British Columbia Government Travel Bureau, Canada. Text by Wilson Duff. No date, c.1960.

News clipping about acculturation amongst Tuscarora and Mesquawkie people in the United States. Written by Robin Crichton, published in The Listener, April 6 1961, pages 597-599.

British magazine featuring a number of articles about American Indian people and history. Dated 18 May 1969. Includes photographs and illustrations.

Colour reproduction of painting by William Von Moll Berczy, 1748-1813. Numbered 15. Light cardboard, measures 185mm by 195mm.

Programme for an exhibition, demonstration and sale of craft, including Canadian Indian craft. Sponsors are the Squamish Indian Band and the North Vancouver Community Arts Council. Held 12-15 October 1972.

Various news clippings about North American Indians, taken mainly from The Vancouver Sun, and also from the Vancouver Province. Includes articles about North American Indians' legal rights, economic development, political representation, and about issues regarding school curriculum and funding, gender relations, and development of the Northwest Territories. Includes articles about Vancouver mayoral candidate Angie Dennis, and author Maria Campbell. Most articles are about Canadian Indians, a smaller number relate to American Indians.

Contains two annual reports of the Provincial Museum of Natural History and Anthropology, Province of British Columbia, Department of Education, Canada. Contains original copy of 1959 annual report, and photocopy of 1960 annual report which reads 'Office Copy, Do Not Remove'.

Sacred Songs and Solos - 1200 Pieces. Compiled under the direction of Ira D. Sankey, London and Toronto, no date.

Contains section of MA thesis entitled 'Indian Land Claims in Alberta: Politics and Policy-Making (1968-77)' by Richard T. Price. Department of Political Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 1977. Contains up to and including Chapter 3.

Also contains memo from Sally Weaver to Diane Elizabeth Barwick sent with thesis.

A4 sheets. Originally housed in airmail envelope addressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick at Australian National University, from Sally Weaver, Department of Anthropology, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

Chapters 4-6 of MA thesis entitled 'Indian Land Claims in Alberta: Politics and Policy-Making (1968-77)' by Richard T. Price. Department of Political Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 1977.

A4 sheets. Originally housed in airmail envelope addressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick at Australian National University, from Sally Weaver, Department of Anthropology, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

'Sources Consulted' section and Appendices of MA thesis entitled 'Indian Land Claims in Alberta: Politics and Policy-Making (1968-77)' by Richard T. Price. Department of Political Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 1977.

A4 sheets. Originally housed in airmail envelope addressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick at Australian National University, from Sally Weaver, Department of Anthropology, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

Assorted news clippings from the Vancouver Sun about current affairs in North America, in particular British Columbia, especially to do with North American Indian political activism and land rights. Subjects include occupation of Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington; occupation of Wounded Knee, Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota; Yukon Territory land settlement; James Bay Hydro Project; etc.

Originally enclosed in an A4-sized envelope addressed to Diane Barwick.

Assorted clippings from the Vancouver Sun, and MacLeans magazine. Subjects include Yukon Indian land claims; Haida art forms; legal case involving the Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club; etc.

Also includes 'Reference Bibliography for Anthropology 301 - Indians of British Columbia', an undergraduate course at the University of British Columbia. Two copies.

Sheets are various sizes up to broadsheet. Originally enclosed in a blank A4 envelope.

Assorted clippings from the Vancouver Sun, and MacLeans magazine. Subjects include resistance to oil drilling on Noonkanbah cattle station in Western Australia; the Yukon province; social and economic conditions among Yukon Indians; etc.

Sheets are various sizes up to broadsheet. Originally enclosed in a blank A4 envelope.

Contains two periodicals published by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. These are UBCIC News, Volume 2, Number 2, May 1979, and Indian World, Volume 4, Number 2, May-June 1981.

Also contains news clippings about the legal and political rights of Canadian Indians. Two pages.

Sheets A4 size or similar.

Assorted data about Native American sacred sites and religious rights. Consists of five articles and a bibliography, written from an anthropological and/or historical perspective. Also includes two cover letters from third parties who supplied this data to Diane Bell.

At least some of this data was sent to Diane Barwick by Diane Bell. Item includes letter from Diane Bell to Diane Elizabeth Barwick to this effect. Letter is dated 3 February 1981.

A4 sheets.

Contains three issues of Indian World. Issue dates are July 1980; October 1980; February 1981.

Also contains an issue of UBCIC News (predecessor to Indian World). Issue date is August 1978.

A4 sized periodicals. Originally enclosed in a manila envelope.

Contains two issues of Indian World. Issue dates are March 1981; April 1981.

Also contains two posters promoting the 'Constitution Express', a Native Canadian initiative seeking constitutional reform in the context of patriation of the Canadian Constitution from Great Britain to Canada.

Periodicals are A5 sized and posters are A1 sized. Originally enclosed in a manila envelope.

Contains The Native Perspective. Issue date is 1978. Described as 'Canada's Only Native National Magazine'.

Also contains The Energy File, December 1979. About issues regarding uranium and nuclear power, and other energy sources. Many articles are written by or about Native peoples in western Canada such as the Kootenay, Dene, etc.

A4 sized sheets. Originally enclosed in a manila envelope.

Contains three printed documents:

The Saskatchewan Indian, volume 4, Nos 6 and 7, August-September 1974;

'Indian Control of Indian Education', Policy Paper by the National Indian Brotherhood. 1972;

Statement opposing uranium mining in British Columbia, written by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Paper is entitled 'Uranium'. Dated c.1979.

A4 sheets.

Contains seven printed documents:

'Newsletter' of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Issue date is March 1978;

Untitled periodical of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Title on front cover reads 'Indian Government Today!' Spring, 1978;

Five issues of the UBCIC News (predecessor to Indian World). Issue dates are July 1978; February 1979; June 1979; July 1979; September 1979.

A4 sheets or similar.

Contains four copies of Indian World, issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Issue dates are November/December 1979; January 1980; February 1980; April 1980. Some issues are entitled Our Indian World. Front covers of each periodical feature Diane Barwick's annotations noting the titles of specific articles therein.

A4 sheets.

Contains three copies of Indian World, issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Issue dates are May 1980; June 1980; August 1980.

A4 sheets.

Seven posters promoting awareness about social and environmental issues of importance among the Indians of British Columbia. Issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Consists of a 'Pollution Bulletin', four 'Fishing Bulletins' and a 'Health Bulletin'. Some posters feature weekly issue dates. Posters feature text and photographs.

Also contains a poster about Indian political rights entitled 'Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs - Aboriginal Rights Legacy of our Forefathers'.

A1-sized posters.

Contains two issues of UBCIC [Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs] News. Issue dates are October 1978; [1979].

Also contains two specialised newsletters issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, entitled 'Education UBCIC' (September 1979), and 'Special Report' (September 12 1978). Subject of the later is uranium mining in the Central Interior.

A4 sheets.

Contains two issues of Indian World. Issue dates are July 1980s; November/December 1980.

Also contains a 'Pollution Bulletin', and an 'Education Bulletin', issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Posters promote awareness about social and environmental issues of importance among the Indians of British Columbia. They feature text and photographs. Both are dated 1979.

A4-sized periodicals and A1-sized posters.

Contains three information leaflets about current energy projects, issued by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Pamphlets are entitled 'Hat Creek Project', 'West Coast Oil Ports and Oil Pipelines' and 'Kemano II Hydro-Electric Project'. All dated October 1979. A4 typescripts.

Also contains a one-page extract from a publication entitled Changing Perspectives in Canadian History: Selected Problems, Ontario, 1971. Extract is from a chapter entitled 'Westward Expansion - Choice or Necessity?'

Canadian Indian newspaper published in Vancouver, British Columbia. Issue date is July 1980.

Spiral-bound report issued by the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada, a representative body for all Inuit peoples. Includes English and Iniut language versions. A4 sheets.

Photocopied articles drawn from various sources regarding the political, legal, historical and social histories of the Indian peoples in British Columbia. Includes policy statements about land claims, a speech by Chief Seattle, etc. Includes a Table of Contents.

A4 sheets. Originally stapled to make a single document.

Contains four printed items, as follows:

Two copies of The Energy File, dated February 1980 and June 1980. Many articles are written by Canadian Indians or represent issues of importance to Canadian Indians;

Annual Report of the Dene Nation for 1980. Front cover of Annual Report reads 'One Land One People - Dene National Assembly - July 21-29 1980 - Fort Good Hope'.

'Canadian Dimension - Kit Number 10: Native Peoples Kit'. Features eight articles by and about Canadian Indian people, culture and society. 'Canadian Dimension' looks to be a socialist publication. Spiral-bound.

A4 sheets.

Three copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association. Contains Volume 26 Number 3, March 1985; Volume 26 Number 4, April 1985; Volume 26 Number 7 October 1985.

Approximately foolscap-sized broadsheets. Originally housed in an envelope labelled 'News Letters (Ab.) [Aboriginal]', containing mostly copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Three copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association. Contains Volume 26 Number 9, December 1985; Volume 27 Number 1, January 1986; Volume 27 Number 3, March 1986.

Approximately foolscap-sized broadsheets. Originally housed in an envelope labelled 'News Letters (Ab.) [Aboriginal]', containing mostly copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Three copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association. Contains Volume 29 Number 9 December 1986 (enclosed in original postage envelope); Volume 28 Number 2 February 1987; Volume 28 Number 3 March 1987.

Approximately foolscap-sized broadsheets. Originally housed in an envelope labelled 'News Letters (Ab.) [Aboriginal]', containing mostly copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Handloom House flier featuring photographs and instructions on how to wear a saree.

Thirteen black and white photographs.

Eleven photographs depict Kwakiutl potlatch ceremonies. Dimensions of photograph are 252mm by 205mm.

Two photographs depict canoes, including one Kwakiutl and one Nootka canoe. Dimensions of photographs are 180mm by 125mm.

Photographs are housed within an illustrated A4-sized publicity brochure promoting a book entitled Art of the Kwakiutl Indians and Other Northwest Coast Tribes by Audrey Hawthorn, and two other books.

Five copies of the Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Item contains:
Volume 16 Number 2, February 1975;
Volume 16 Number 3, March 1975;
Volume 17 Number 5, May 1976;
Volume 17 Number 6, June 1976;
Volume 17 Number 7, September 1976;

Approximately A4-sized broadsheets.

Paper presented at a joint meeting of the Division and the American Ethnological Society on 23 January 1961. Foolscap typescript.

Five reprinted or typescript articles on various anthropological topics, none specific to Australia. Authors are Jane Hubert; Anthony Forge; J. A. Barnes; Marie Reay; A. Strathern. Sheet size ranges from A5 to foolscap.

Paper entitled 'Indigenous Law and State Legal Systems: Conflict and Compatibility' and cover letter to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Bradford Morse.

Also contains news clipping entitled 'Sweet 15 - Latin Style' from 1978 issue of Newsweek.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Typescript version without illustrated cover.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Item also contains 'Man in New Guinea' subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes two subscription forms.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes a subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes a subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes a subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes a subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes an Acknowledgments form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua And New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua And New Guinea.

Also includes an Acknowledgments form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea.

Also includes an Acknowledgments form and a form about entry permits for researchers in Papua New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea. Includes subscription form.

A Newsletter of Anthropological and Sociological Research in Papua New Guinea, prepared by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Papua New Guinea.

Business card that reads 'Canadian Indian and Eskimo Arts and Crafts' and features a street address in Ottawa.

Article from the Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society, Vol 4, No 2, 1970.

Assorted papers regarding the compilation of a Bibliography which looks to feature anthropological sources about New Guinea. Bibliography is arranged in three parts, by proper name, district, and author.

Records include correspondence about project employees, publication, methodology, etc, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes about same, and memos.

Assorted papers regarding the compilation of a Bibliography which looks to feature anthropological sources about New Guinea. Bibliography is arranged in three parts, by proper name, district, and author.

Records include correspondence about project employees, publication, methodology, etc, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes about same, minutes, and memos.

Assorted papers regarding the compilation of a Bibliography which looks to feature anthropological sources about New Guinea. Bibliography is arranged in three parts, by proper name, district, and author.

Records include correspondence about project employees, publication, methodology, etc, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes about same, Journal List, and memos.

Four published extracts.

Contents pages and five chapters from a publication by Smith and Kvasnicka.

Five chapters, beginning with a chapter entitled 'John Collier and the Controversy over the Wheeler-Howard Bill', from a publication by Smith and Kvasnicka.

Extracts from Native Americans Today: A Sociological Perspective, beginning with 'American Indians and White People' by Rosalie H. Wax and Robert K. Thomas.

Extracts from Native Americans Today: A Sociological Perspective, beginning with 'The Urban Indian'.

Assorted articles about Maori culture in relation to New Zealand society and history, including relevant legislation.

Also includes several pages of handwritten notes including one which begins 'Lecture 4 - 27/7 Thurs [Thursday]'.

Other records include a news clipping about African-American settlers on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada, and a paper by William C. Sturtevant.

Printed list of contemporary sociological and anthropological studies of Native American people and culture. 69 pages. List is addressed to Deborah Diamond of Bruce Hall, Australian National University. Note on front page reads '1 of 7'.

Writings by Felix S. Cohen from The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen about legal issues in the administration and history of American Indian policies in the United States. The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen was edited by Lucy Kramer Cohen and published in 1960.

This item contains three chapters from The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen.

Originally housed in a manila folder. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's note on cover of folder reads 'copied 6.2.80'. A2 documents.

Writings by Felix S. Cohen from The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen about legal issues in the administration and history of American Indian policies in the United States. The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen was edited by Lucy Kramer Cohen and published in 1960.

This item contains six chapters from The Legal Conscience: Selected Papers of Felix S. Cohen.

Originally housed in a manila folder. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's note on cover of folder reads 'copied 6.2.80'. A2 documents.

Catalogue of books and monographs, journals and microfiche.

Other book lists, a letter, cartoon, and other documents, are enclosed inside the front cover.

One poster, one postcard and a small print.

The illustrated poster reads 'A Woman's Work is Never Done…Or Recognized, or Paid for, or Honored, or Commended!' A4 sheet.

The two smaller images depict Indigenous Canadian motifs or artwork.

Published booklet. Preface begins 'Special Publications of the Linguistic Society of America'. Publication date: 1942.

A paper prepared for the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Thurs [Thursday] 5'.

Item also contains a table of demographic and other data about various tribes, entitled 'Table I'. Tribal names include 'North West', 'South West', South East', etc. Data table appears to be unrelated to the conference paper by P. Bion Griffin.

Article or paper. Possibly presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

A working paper for the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Mon [Monday] 4'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

A working paper ('document provisoire') for the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Mon [Monday] 3'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

A paper from the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads '2 Mon [Monday]'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

A paper from the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Tues [Tuesday] 2'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

A paper from the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Tues [Tuesday] 8'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

This inventory item was originally housed with the contents of inventory items BARI02746-47.

Numerous abstracts, maps and diagrams from conference papers presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript documents. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Tues [Tuesday] 4'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Tues [Tuesday] 2'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads '1 Tues [Tuesday]'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Wed [Wednesday]'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Thur [Thursday] 1'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Thur [Thursday] 2'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Programme which features a list of papers presented across the four days of the conference. Three typed A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. The front cover features a note handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which reads 'Thur [Thursday] 3'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Single A4 page.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten note on the front cover reads 'Wed [Wednesday]'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten note on the front cover reads 'Mon [Monday] 1'.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Conference paper presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers, held in Bad Homburg, West Germany on 13-16 June 1983.

Typescript. A4 sheets.

Opening pages of the Papua New Guinea Biographical Register Shortlist. Photocopy.

Also contains accompanying cover letter to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from 'Jim' at the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Letter is dated 2 May 1979.

Extract of a manuscript by Sally M. Weaver. Possibly the manuscript of Making Canadian Indian Policy: The Hidden Agenda, 1968-70, published in 1981 in Toronto by the University of Toronto Press.

The subject of this manuscript is the development by the Canadian federal government of the 1969 White Paper on Indian policy.

This item contains pages i-x (Preface) and 1-109.

Annotated typescript.

Originally housed in a brown manila envelope. Notes on the front of the envelope read 'Di - please junk this if it is of no value. I can't ship it home. Thanks, Sal', and (in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand) 'rec'd [received] 6/2/80'. The envelope is addressed to Diane Barwick in the Department of History, Australian National University, Canberra, from Sally Weaver, University House, Australian National University.

Extract of a manuscript by Sally M. Weaver. Possibly the manuscript of Making Canadian Indian Policy: The Hidden Agenda, 1968-70, published in 1981 in Toronto by the University of Toronto Press.

The subject of this manuscript is the development by the Canadian federal government of the 1969 White Paper on Indian policy.

This item contains pages 110-249.

Annotated typescript.

Originally housed in a brown manila envelope. Notes on the front of the envelope read 'Di - please junk this if it is of no value. I can't ship it home. Thanks, Sal', and (in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand) 'rec'd [received] 6/2/80'. The envelope is addressed to Diane Barwick in the Department of History, Australian National University, Canberra, from Sally Weaver, University House, Australian National University.

Extract of a manuscript by Sally M. Weaver. Possibly the manuscript of Making Canadian Indian Policy: The Hidden Agenda, 1968-70, published in 1981 in Toronto by the University of Toronto Press.

The subject of this manuscript is the development by the Canadian federal government of the 1969 White Paper on Indian policy.

This item contains pages 250-323.

Annotated typescript.

Originally housed in a brown manila envelope. Notes on the front of the envelope read 'Di - please junk this if it is of no value. I can't ship it home. Thanks, Sal', and (in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand) 'rec'd [received] 6/2/80'. The envelope is addressed to Diane Barwick in the Department of History, Australian National University, Canberra, from Sally Weaver, University House, Australian National University.

Extract of a manuscript by Sally M. Weaver. Possibly the manuscript of Making Canadian Indian Policy: The Hidden Agenda, 1968-70, published in 1981 in Toronto by the University of Toronto Press.

The subject of this manuscript is the development by the Canadian federal government of the 1969 White Paper on Indian policy.

This item contains pages 325-406 (Footnotes and Bibliography).

Annotated typescript.

Originally housed in a brown manila envelope. Notes on the front of the envelope read 'Di - please junk this if it is of no value. I can't ship it home. Thanks, Sal', and (in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand) 'rec'd [received] 6/2/80'. The envelope is addressed to Diane Barwick in the Department of History, Australian National University, Canberra, from Sally Weaver, University House, Australian National University.

A1 size.

This document was originally housed with the contents of inventory items BARI02845-46.

Canadian Ministerial document. Photocopied typescript.

This document was originally housed with the contents of inventory items BARI02844 and BARI02846.

A paper presented at the Biennial Conference of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, held 21-22 May 1980. A4 typescript sheets.

This document was originally housed with the contents of inventory items BARI02844-45.

Papers that appear to be media transcripts and speech notes issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord of the Canadian federal government. Each document is printed on departmental letterhead stationery. Photocopies.

This item begins with a communique entitled 'Mineral Exploration near Baker Lake Deferred', number 1-782.

Originally housed in a cardboard folder printed on departmental letterhead and entitled 'Information'.

Papers which look to be media transcripts and speech notes issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord of the Canadian government. Each document is printed on departmental letterhead stationery. Photocopies.

This item begins with a communique entitled 'Reports on Government Activities and Expenditures in the North Issued', number 1-7866.

Originally housed in a cardboard folder printed on departmental letterhead and entitled 'Information'.

Printed report. In English and French. Stapled A4 sheets.

Report of the financial and human resources supporting northern related activities of the federal and territorial governments of Canada. Report of the Advisory Committee on Northern Development - North of 60 [degrees].

Bound report, in English. A4 sheets.

Report of Government Activities in the North. Report of the Advisory Committee on Northern Development - North of 60 [degrees].

Bound report, in English. A4 sheets.

Bound journal.

This report is divided into two sections, one in French and the other in English. The French version is entitled 'Au nord du 60[degrees] - Les Inuit' - Affaires indiennes et du Nord'.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Also contains a news clipping about Canadian Prime Minister, Trudeau.

This report is divided into two sections, one in French and the other in English. The French version is entitled 'Rapport annuel'.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Report in French and English.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Report in French and English.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Typescript document printed on letterhead of the Union of Nova Scotia Indians - Office of the Putu's.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Statement outlining the Mi'kmaq people's grievances in relation to proposed constitutional changes that would affect the treaty between the British Crown and the Mi'kmaq people. This statement appears to have been filed with the United Nations Committee on Human Rights.

Typescript document printed on the letterhead of the Union of Nova Scotia Indians - Office of the Putu's. Stapled A4 sheets.

Typescript extract. Contains from Contents Page to page 48. Stapled A4 sheets.

See inventory item BARI02860 for second part of this document.

Typescript extract. Contains pages 49-61 plus Tables and footnotes. Stapled A4 sheets.

See inventory item BARI02859 for first part of this document.

Bound report.

Prepared for the Research Branch, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, Ottawa, Canada.

Spiral-bound report. A4 sheets.

Issued by the Indian and Northern Affairs - Office of Native Claims/ Affaires Indiennes et du Nord - Bureau des revendications des autochtones. Made up of a French section and an English section.

Spiral-bound report. A4 sheets.

Newspaper issued by Indian and Northern Affairs - Indian and Eskimo Affairs Program/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord - Programme des affaires indiennes et esquimaudes, Federal Government of Canada.

Date of issue appears to be 1975 or 1976.

A3-sized pages.

The official publication of the Kanienkahake (Mohawk Nation) at Akwesasne. Location is the Canada/United States border.

A3-sized pages.

Photocopied extract on the subject of constitutional change, from a newsletter issued by Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord Canada, Federal Government of Canada.

Stapled A4 sheets. First page begins 'Special Edition - An Historic Conference'.

Three photocopied articles by different authors, taken from published Canadian sources.

This inventory item opens with an article entitled 'Contrasts Between the Resolution of Native Land Claims in the United States and Canada Based on Observations of the Alaska Native Land Claims Movement' by Alexander M. Ervin.

Stapled foolscap sheets.

Newsletter issued by Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord Canada, Federal Government of Canada.

Intercom contains a section in French and a section in English. First page of English section begins 'Special Edition - Focus on Comprehensive Native Claims'.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Photocopied article about the legal history of the doctrine of communal native land tenure in Australia and in New Zealand.

Stapled A4 sheets.

Extract of a manuscript by Noel Dyck. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's note on the front cover reads 'Draft Book - from Noel - 9/80'.

This inventory item contains from the Title Page to page 72.

Typescript. Loose A4 sheets.

Extract of a manuscript by Noel Dyck. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's note on the front cover reads 'Draft Book - from Noel - 9/80'.

This inventory item contains pages 73-139.

Typescript. Loose A4 sheets.

Extract of a manuscript by Noel Dyck. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's note on the front cover reads 'Draft Book - from Noel - 9/80'.

This inventory item contains pages 140-196.

Typescript. Loose A4 sheets.

Five extracts from published sources about Canadian anthropological and sociological subjects.

The first extract in this inventory item is entitled '1. The Indian Situation: A Canadian Governmental Dilemma' by R. W. Dunning, published in the International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Vol 12, 1971.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Four extracts from published sources in the fields of ethnic and Indigenous studies in the Americas.

This inventory item opens with the 'References Cited' section of a paper published in Urban Anthropology, Vol 8(1), 1979. Author appears to be Hansen.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Five extracts from published sources in the fields of ethnic and Indigenous studies in the Americas.

This inventory item opens with an article entitled 'Ethnic Group Policy and the Politics of Sex: The Seattle Indian Case' by Karen Tranberg Hansen, published in Urban Anthropology, Vol 8, No 1, Spring 1979.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

This report is divided into two sections, one in French and the other in English. The French version is entitled 'Au nord du 60[degrees] - Les Inuit' - Affaires indiennes et du Nord'.

A4 size.

This report is divided into two sections, one in French and the other in English. The French version is entitled 'Les Indiens du Canada - Un bref expose'.

Foolscap size.

Photocopied typescript. A4 size.

Four computer-generated bibliographies of articles, books, papers, etc, about various aspects of American Indian Studies. Each features a handwritten title, such as 'Indian Studies Curricula - High School', etc.

Photocopied documents which are numbered as follows, '2 of 7', '3 of 7', etc.

Bibliographies are addressed to Deborah Diamond, Bruce Hall, Australian National University.

See inventory items BARI03168 and BARI03169 for other bibliographies in this set.

Taped A4 sheets.

Published in the Journal of Ethnic Studies, 6:3, Fall 1978.

Photocopy. Foolscap sheet.

Assorted papers regarding Canadian Indian culture and history. Subjects include land rights, arts and crafts, Canadian archival records, and the Canadian Constitution.

This inventory item includes:
'Craft in Vancouver'. A guide to crafts, craft supplies, and services in the greater Vancouver area. Brochure;

'Dreams of Empire: Canada Before 1700 - An Exhibition of the Public Archives of Canada'. Publicity brochure. A4;

'Intergroup Behavior and Imagery: The Case of Chipewyan and Cree' by Robert Jarvenpa, Ethnology, 21(4), October 1982. Photocopied A3 sheets;

Other similar records.

Originally housed in a labelled yellow mail bag. Mail bag is addressed to Dr Diane Barwick at the University of Melbourne, Historical Studies.

Assorted papers regarding Canadian Indian culture and history. Subjects include the land claims process, federal government policies and administration, and comparison with the Aboriginal policies of the Australian federal government.

This inventory item includes:
'Federal Difficulties with Aboriginal Rights Demands' by Sally M. Weaver. Paper read at the Conference on Aboriginal Rights, University of Lethbridge, Alberta, January 18-21, 1983;

'Procedures for the Presentation of Specific Claims'. Issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord - Office of Native Claims/ Bureau des revendications des autochtones. Photocopied A4 sheet;

'Affairs', Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, B. C. [British Columbia] Region, Vol 1, No 6, March 1983. Newsletter;

'Aboriginal Treaty News No 8', March-June 1983. Quarterly of the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, Canberra City, Australia.

Other similar records.

Originally housed in a labelled yellow mail bag. Mail bag is addressed to Dr Diane Barwick at the University of Melbourne, Historical Studies.

Assorted papers regarding Canadian Indian culture and history. Subjects include native rights, and constitutional issues.

This inventory item includes:
'Arctic Peoples' Conference', Newsletter No 9 to IWGIA Document No 14. A4;

Letter from D. E. Sanders to Diane Elizabeth Barwick enclosing two papers on the constitutional issues in Canada. Date: 29 August 1983;

'Unfinished Business: Aboriginal Peoples and the 1983 Constitutional Conference' by Norman K. Zlotkin. Institute Discussion Paper 15 of the Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada;

'Intercom', Special Edition, April 1983. Subject is the first ministers conference on Aboriginal constitutional matters held 15-16 March 1983;

Other similar records.

Originally housed in a labelled yellow mail bag. Mail bag is addressed to Dr Diane Barwick at the University of Melbourne, Historical Studies.

Seven scholarly or official papers regarding native rights and development issues in Canada.

This inventory item opens with 'The World is as Sharp as a Knife: Vision and Image in the Work of Wilson Duff' by Robin Ridington, BC [British Columbia] Studies, 38, Summer 1978. Photocopy, approximately foolscap size.

Five papers regarding native rights and development issues in Canada. Includes academic and official papers.

This inventory item includes four printed documents regarding the MacKenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry and Report of 1977.

This inventory item opens with 'The Berger Inquiry: An Impact Assessment Process' by D. J. Gamble, Science, Vol 199, 3 March 1978.

Photocopied documents. Mostly foolscap size.

Proposal addressed to the Honourable Jake Epp, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. Printed on the letterhead of the Union of Nova Scotia Indians - Office of the Putu's. Photocopy.

Originally housed in an envelope addressed to Diane Barwick from Russel L. Barsh, Business, Government and Society, DJ-10, Seattle, Washington, United States of America.

Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada. Dated 27 February 1976. Typescript. Stapled A4 sheets.

This inventory item also includes:

A page of notes about a Canadian Inquiry into subjects that included the Yukon Territory, handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Notes begin 'CTC 7 Aug [August] 1977 - interview - Question Time';

'Race, Politics and Sport' by Colin Tatz. Professorial Inaugural Lecture, Macquarie University, 21 October 1983. Typescript. Stapled A4 sheets.

Assorted papers about Canadian Indian land claims and related issues.

This item includes:

Media statements issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord. This item opens with a statement made by the Honourable Jean Chretien, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development on Claims of Indian and Inuit People, August 8, 1973. Photocopied typescript;

'The COPE [Committee for Original Peoples' Entitlement]/ Government Working Group Joint Position Paper on the 'Inuvialuit Land Rights Claim - Govermatlu Sanigaani Savaktingit Tamakmik Sivok-Kiotaat Makpigak 'Inuvialuit Nunangat' Okaosigiga-Mitjong'. Undated. A4 typescript;

'Inuit Land Claims', an article published in Inuit Today, 1976, 5(4). In Inuit and English;

Other similar records.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Official papers about Canadian Indian land claims and related issues.

This item includes:

Media statements ['communique'] issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord. Subjects include the Agreement-in-Principle between the Committee for Original Peoples' Entitlement [COPE] and the Canadian federal government. A4 typescripts printed on the letterhead of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord;

'The Yukon Claim (Comprehensive)'. Summary of important events in the 1973 Yukon Land Claim. Dates: 1973-1979. Single A4 typescript sheet printed on the letterhead of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord - Office of Native Claims/ Bureau des revendications des autochtones;

Other similar records.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Three media statements and ministerial statements ('Communique') issued by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs/ Affaires indiennes et du Nord, Federal Government of Canada, in 1977-78.

This inventory item opens with a communique entitled 'Brief of the Honourable J. Hugh Faulker, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, to Hartt Commission Preliminary Hearings, Moose Factory, February 2 1978'.

Originally housed adjacent to an empty manila folder labelled 'Berger Report to F B Smith - 5/3/80' and 'Berger - Canada - Land Claims'.

Six annotated extracts on the subject of Native American land claims in the United States. Photocopied journal articles.

This inventory item opens with 'The Work of the Indian Claims Commission under the Act of 1946' by Thomas Le Duc, Pacific Historical Review, Vol 26, 1957.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Four annotated extracts on the subject of Native American land claims in the United States. Photocopied journal articles.

This inventory item includes 'Making a Treaty: The North American Experience' by Diane Elizabeth Barwick for the Aboriginal Treaty Committee. Typescript copy of paper written in 1980 and published in Aboriginal History, 1988. A1 size.

Foolscap and A1 sheets.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Nine annotated legal extracts about the Canadian legal system and Canadian Indians. All but one extract in this inventory item are drawn from legal journals.

This inventory item opens with 'The Long Road to a Fresh Start? - The First Ministers' Conference on Aboriginal Rights' by Professor Douglas Sanders, April 3, 1983. Conference paper or article. A4 typescript.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Photocopies and typescript.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Cover of folder features a list of authors' names, not in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand, as follows: 'Lyski & Berger; Goodman; Hunt; Mickenberg; Phillips; Morrow; Bilson; Sanders; Green; Jordan; Cumming; McConnell; Barber; Narvey'.

Five annotated legal extracts about the Canadian legal system and Canadian Indians. All extracts in this inventory item are drawn from legal journals.

This inventory item opens with 'Native Land Rights and Northern Development' by Peter A. Cumming, Alberta Law Review, Vol 12, No 1, 1974.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Photocopies and typescript.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Cover of folder features a list of authors' names, not in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand, as follows: 'Lyski & Berger; Goodman; Hunt; Mickenberg; Phillips; Morrow; Bilson; Sanders; Green; Jordan; Cumming; McConnell; Barber; Narvey'.

Four annotated legal extracts about the Canadian legal system and Canadian Indians. All extracts in this inventory item are drawn from legal journals.

This inventory item opens with 'The Calder Case in Historical Perspective' by W. H. McConnell, Saskatchewan Law Review, Vol 38, No 1, 1973-74.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Photocopies and typescript.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Cover of folder features a list of authors' names, not in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand, as follows: 'Lyski & Berger; Goodman; Hunt; Mickenberg; Phillips; Morrow; Bilson; Sanders; Green; Jordan; Cumming; McConnell; Barber; Narvey'.

Four annotated legal extracts about the Canadian legal system and Canadian Indians. All extracts in this inventory item are drawn from published sources.

This inventory item opens with 'The Common Law, and Native Rights to Land Within the Territory Granted to the Hudson's Bay Company' by Kenneth M. Narvey, Saskatchewan Law Review, Vol 38, No 1, 1973-74. Papers from Symposium on the Law and Native People, Saskatoon, March 1973.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Photocopies and typescript.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Cover of folder features a list of authors' names, not in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand, as follows: 'Lyski & Berger; Goodman; Hunt; Mickenberg; Phillips; Morrow; Bilson; Sanders; Green; Jordan; Cumming; McConnell; Barber; Narvey'.

International Journal of the Commission on Nomadic Peoples [IUAES]. Issued by the Department of Anthropology, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.

This inventory item also contains manila envelope that features notes exchanged between Isabel McBryde and Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Four photocopied extracts from books or journals.

This inventory item opens with an extract from Changing Perspectives in Canadian History. Details of the author are unknown. Pages 34-45. Loose A4 sheets.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Three annotated news clippings about the state government election in British Columbia, Canada. Date of election was Thursday 11 December 1975.

Originally housed within a roll of unannotated news clippings from the Vancouver Sun about the British Columbia state government election. Included Jack Wasserman's and Alan Fotheringham's columns on this subject. Other subject of news clippings was Peter Fraser's victory in the Australian federal government election of 13 December 1975. Dates of news clippings: 10-14 December 1975.

Two fragments of used envelopes featuring Canadian postage stamps. Includes stamp that reads 'Philip Mazzei - Patriot Remembered'.

Smaller than A5.

Originally housed in an A4-sized unmarked Australia Post padded envelope.

Date: 1962.

Booklet, close to A5 size.

Journal issued by the Institute of Race Relations and the Transnational Institute, London, England.

A5 journal.

Special Publication of the Linguistic Society of America. Publication date: 1942.

Handwritten note on the first page of this publication reads 'Diane MacEachern - 3709 Smith Ave [Avenue]'.

Approximately A5-sized stapled reprint.

Bibliography published by the Milwaukee Public Museum, Publications in Museology, No 1. Published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, 1960.

A4 publication.

Scholarly journal published by Columbia University Press.

Approximately A4 sized journal.

Contains a copy of the New Yorker magazine. Incomplete.

Note on first page calls attention to the magazine's feature article by Paul Brodeur about Passamaquoddy Indian land tenure in Maine, United States. Article is entitled 'Annals of Law - Restitution'. Note is not written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Computer-generated bibliography of books, bibliographies, theses, etc, entitled ''American Indians' (Update)'. Photocopied document which is numbered '7 of 7 Sets'.

Bibliography is addressed to Deborah Diamond, Bruce Hall, Australian National University.

See inventory item BARI02953 and BARI03169 for other bibliographies in this set.

Taped and pinned A4 sheets.

Computer-generated bibliography of books, catalogues, government reports, etc, entitled 'I American Indians and Alcohol - Indians & Health - II; Indians and Alcohol - I'. Photocopied document which is numbered '6 of 7'.

Bibliography is addressed to Deborah Diamond, Bruce Hall, Australian National University.

See inventory items BARI02953 and BARI03168 for other bibliographies in this set.

Taped and pinned A4 sheets.

Assorted research extracts and a handwritten note, as follows:

'Landmarks in Anthropology', Johnson Reprint Corporation;

'New Publications Spring and Summer 1971', University of Toronoto Press. Annotated;

Bibliographic reference to a Canadian historical atlas. Reference is handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick;

Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association, Vol 11, No 3, March 1970.

This item contains a small piece of note paper and two A5 booklets.

Flier about four books published by the University of Chicago Press. Flier is entitled 'Studies in Urban Sociology'. Date: c.1968. A4 sheet.

Also contains two smaller fliers from the University of Chicago Press.

Four fliers. At least two of the fliers feature Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotations.

A5 and smaller.

Subscription pamphlet for Ethnologia Europaea, a journal of European ethnology. Date: c.1969.

A5 size.

Brochures and a conference paper on subjects regarding the history and legal and political status of Canadian Indians, including the Meti. Most of the papers in this inventory item feature the stamp of either the Aboriginal Treaty Committee or the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

This inventory item opens with a British Columbia Heritage Trust brochure entitled 'The St. Mungo Site - 4000 years of salmon fishing'. A5 brochure.

This item also contains a small pamphlet which features the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Edited by H. B. Hawthorn. Produced by the Indian Affairs Branch, Ottawa, Canada.

Soft-bound, foolscap document.

Historical document produced by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs' Land Claims Research Centre. Prepared by Reuben Ware.

Spiral-bound, foolscap document.

Museum publication. A4 booklet.