"To make a pot." A small leaflet from the Nova Scotia Museum telling how to make a Mi'kmaq clay pot.

Newspaper clipping from The 4th Estate. Headline: "Indians exploiting other Indians, says Maurice Lewis. - Government, Band Councils fail to tackle housing crisis"

Copy of a poem entitled "Inden Hymn" [sic by Terrance Punch, with a "rough meaning"of the Hymn given.

One page account of the history of the Mi'kmaq and the struggle to preserve the culture in the future. entitled "The Micmac Indians: Their past, present and future." from the Nova Scotia Museum. Taken from a Joint Position Paper presented by the Union of Nova Scotia Indians.

"Micmac Reserve Business Directory"

"Reserve Business Directory" of the following reserves: Eskasoni, Whycocomagh, Millbrook, Membertou, Afton, Pictou, Chapel Island, Wagmatcook, Bear River. By Lawrence Paul, Economic Development Resource Person, U.N.S.I.

Photocopied 12 page memorandum or constitution of Micmac Association of Cultural Studies (MACS). Includes society objectives, list of first directors, by-laws, directors, audit of accounts, etc.

Micmac Association of Cultural Studies narrative report for the last quarter of 1974-75.

Micmac Institute of Cultural Studies 8 page document listing program objectives for 1974-1975, including coordination, language development, curriculum development and cultural projects on reserves. Presented by Peter Christmas.

Micmac Association of Cultural Studies program assessment for 1974-75 and program objectives.

Micmac Association of Cultural Studies narrative report for the first quarter of 1975-76.

"Micmac Language" by the Micmac Association of Cultural Studies

Letter outlining proprietary rights of the province of Nova Scotia to Mi'kmaq reserve lands. Barely legible. Mentions newspaper clippings. Not signed.

"A guide to the study of the Wabanaki Indians in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Maine and Quebec." Presented by Maine Indian Education.

Copy of "In the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia Trial Division: Victoria Palmer et. al. V. Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags Aktiebolag carrying on business as Nova Scotia Forest Industries."