Acknowledgements
This site could not have been possible without the time and talents of numerous individuals.
Executive sponsor:
- Vicki Williamson, Dean of the University Library
Development Team:
- Cheryl Avery, Archivist, University Archives
- David Bindle, Special Collections Librarian
- Deborah Lee, Aboriginal Engagement and Indigenous Studies Liaison Librarian
Project Assistants:
- Joanne Abrahamson
- George Gingras
- Claire Thomson
Database Development:
- Rita Chillak
- Dee Gibson
- Tim Hutchinson
- Joel Salt
eMAP:
- Mark Altman (programing)
- David Brown (programing)
- Carrie Gates (design)
- Jarett Mardell (programing)
- John Ogresko (360° images)
- Randy Skurdal (project management)
- Jin Zhang (project management)
Essays:
- Cheryl Avery
- Patrick Hayes
- Duf Spafford
IT support:
- Karim Tharani
University Art Collection:
- Kent Archer
- Blair Barbeau
Department of Archaeology and Anthropology:
- Dr. Ernie Walker
Exhibitions Committee:
- David Bindle
- Craig Harkema
- Deborah Lee
- Joel Salt
- Karim Tharani
- Edna Warrington
Home page image credits:
Metis banner:
- vest - University of Saskatchewan department of Anthropology & Archaeology
- sash - photo courtesy realm artistix
- Red River cart illustration -by William Perehudoff, courtesy Saskatchewan Archives Board, S-MN-B3122
Inuit banner:
- bird - applique detail from mitten, University of Saskatchewan department of Anthropology & Archaeology
- sculpture - “Bear and Walrus,” by Kapik Kolola. Stone, 1977.
- artwork - “Evil Spirits,” by Myra Kookeeout. Stonecut on paper, 1971.
First Nations banner:
- Treaty 6 medal - University of Saskatchewan Special Collections
- Dancer in regalia - photograph by Hans Dommasch, University of Sasktchewan Archives
- parfleche - University of Saskatchewan department of Anthropology and Archaeology
We would like to thank Craig Harkema (Special Resources), Darlene Fichter (Murray Branch), and Professor Emeritus Duff Spafford for their advice and support; and gratefully acknowledge the work of Library and Archives Canada for research and development of Aboriginal author collections.