This series is composed of notes for lectures taken and presented, thesis research, including notes, bibliographies, drafts, etc., for Avra Watson (on Melanesia and New Guinea), cassettes and 78 rpm records, examinations (including comprehensives), grades, academic assessments, reviews, papers and presentations, conferences of various societies and associations, class assignments and theses, and information pertaining to the departments of anthropology and sociology at the University of Saskatchewan.

This series consists of correspondence, research project proposals and grant applications, bibliographies and notes, published and published resources, maps, Northern newspapers, news clippings, questionnaires, minutes of meetings, financial records, drafts and reports, photographs and slides, and audio cassettes, including recordings of interviews, relating to research in Indian and Metis communities

This series is comprised of correspondence with family, friends and colleagues and relates to personal, professional and academic interests and activities, including job and grant applications, research proposals and projects. In the case of Linvill, there are files pertaining to movies, the University Film Society, and chess, GO and other board games. Avra's personal material also includes a novel manuscript entitled "New Granada".

A variety of journals collected by Dommasch over the course of his career.

These films were produced by Dommasch for the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Video copies can be found in the College of Medicine, Department of Surgery.

This series contains a variety of unpublished photographs.

This series contains correspondence, catalogues, photographs, exhibition panels, research material, planning documents, and manuscripts pertaining to the exhibition of Dommasch’s work. “Posters Against War and Violence” was organized by Dommasch and contains posters by Wolfgang Janisch and Gustavo Espinosa.

This series contains typed manuscripts.

This series contains publications and published photographs. The articles and book cover a variety of topics including grain elevators, medical research, photographic technique and history, and Canadian flora and fauna.

This series contains correspondence, clippings, notes, certificates, and awards. The material primarily documents Dommasch’s interests and activities during his career at the University of Saskatchewan.

This series consists of photographs, primarily of the Canadian landscape.

The reports in this series were found among the Edmunds papers although they were prepared by other individuals and companies.

This series consists of various well maps, area graphs, and soil graphs. Most of the diagrams are insufficiently labelled with regard to well and company name and, therefore, all the graphs and diagrams are filed in one folder.

The studies in this series are designated as dealing with a specific area, although most of them were prepared for particular corporations. General provincial divisions are narrowed to include surveys of communities that are filed alphabetically under the general headings. There are also all-inclusive headings such as “Various Areas” which have been filed to constitute divisions distinct from the provincial headings. Professor Edmunds prepared the studies that are filed; information includes data on soils and minerals, reports, maps, graphs and general information relating to the particular areas involved.

This series consists of reports that Professor Edmunds compiled at request of corporations, government departments, or private individuals. Most of the reports are concerned with mining possibilities and results, particularly oil and gas prospects on the Prairies. There is also a good deal of information concerning soil testing as well as data relating to mining procedures.