Various publications regarding Indigenous librarianship, culture, and history, including:

"The Role of Libraries in American Indian Tribal College Development" by Cheryl Duran (1991); "Stepping-Back for the Big Picture: JPH's Notes from an Indian Perspective and the Responsibilities of their Use and Application" by Mark A. Macarro (1994); "Neophyte Resistance and Accommodation in the Missions of California" by Edward D. Castillo (1990); Photocopy of the article/chapter, "The Luiseno Theory of Knowledge," American Anthropologist, by Raymond C. White (1957); Photocopy of the article/chapter, "Two Surviving Luiseno Indian Ceremonies," American Anthropologist, by Raymond C. White (1953); Photocopy of the article/chapter, "California Indian Reactions to the Franciscans, The Americas, by Florence C. Shipek (1985); "An Indian Account of the Decline and Collapse of Mexico's Hegemony Over the Missionizzed Indians of California," The American Indian Quarterly, by Edward D. Castillo (1989); "Bridging the Digital Divide," New Mexico Tribal Libraries, Jessica Dorr and Richard Akeroyd (2001); a page that's titled, "Selected Bibliography," "Native American Libraries, Ten Years Later" Wilson Library Bulletin, by Frankie Pelzman (1989); "Establishing Indian Library Serivce: Guide Number 1, Part 1" by Rosemary Christensen; "American Indian Libraries Newsletter," Vol. 2, No. 3/4, Spring 1978; "Promoting Indian Library Use: Guide Number 7" by Charles T. Townley; "Eric 1982- December 1992;" "Generating Information in Indian Libraries: Guide Number 8" by Charles T. Townley