The Inuvialuit Living History Project (2012) 2012 Natasha Lyons, Kate Hennessy, Mervin Joe, Charles Arnold, Stephen Loring, Albert Elias, James Pokiak. The Society for American Archaeology Record (Forum on International Collaborations with Indigenous Groups), Fall 2012: 43-46. link
Virtual Repatriation and the Application Programming Interface: From the Smithsonian Institution’s MacFarlane Collection to Inuvialuit Living History (2012) Kate Hennessy, Ryan Wallace, Nicholas Jakobsen, and Charles Arnold. Museums and the Web 2012: Proceedings, San Diego: Archives & Museum Informatics (April 2012). link
The Inuvialuit Smithsonian Project: Winter 2009-Spring 2011 (2011) Lyons, Natasha, Kate Hennessy, Charles Arnold and Mervin Joe. Report on file with Canadian Heritage, Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, and Simon Fraser University IPinCH project.
[Download: Inuvialuit Smithsonian Report 2009-2011_FINAL.pdf]
The Timing of the Thule Migration: New Dates from the Western Canadian Arctic (2008) T. Max Friesen and Charles Arnold. American Antiquity 73 (3):527-538.
Museums and Mukluks: Arctic Representatives Explore MacFarlane Collection in Washington’s Smithsonian Institution (2010). Maia Lepage. Tusaayaksat, Winter 2010: 29-37. [Download: Lepage 2010_Tusaayaksaat.pdf}
Inuvialuit Encounter: Confronting the Past for the Future. An IPinCH Case Study (2010). Stephen Loring, Natasha Lyons, and Maia LePage. Arctic Studies Center Newsletter No. 17: 30-32.
An Inuvialuit Journey to the Smithsonian (2010). Natasha Lyons. Up Here magazine. March 2010. [Download: LyonsUp HereMarch 2010.pdf]
The Wisdom of Elders: Inuvialuit social memories of continuity and change in the 20th century (2010). Lyons, Natasha. Arctic Anthropology 47(1): 22-38. [Download: Lyons_Arctic Anth 2010.pdf]
Inuvialuit Rising: The Evolution of Inuvialuit Identities in the Mackenzie Delta (2009). Lyons, Natasha. Alaska Journal of Anthropology 7(2):63-79. [Download: Lyons 2009_Alaska J. of Anthropology.pdf]
Roderick MacFarlane of Anderson River and Fort (1963). E.O. Hohn. The Beaver, Winter 1963: 22-29. [Download: Hohn 1963_Beaver on MacFarlane.pdf]
Roderick MacFarlane.1890-1891. On an Expedition down the Begh-ula or Anderson River. Canadian Record of Science IV:28-53. [Download: MacFarlane 1890-1_Cdn Record of Science.pdf]
Painted Wooden Plaques from the MacFarlane Collection: The Earliest Inuvialuit Graphic Art (2006). David Morrison. Arctic 59(4):351–360. [Download: Morrison 2006_Arctic.pdf]
Fort Anderson: the first post for trade in the western Arctic (1967) J.K. Stager. Geographical Bulletin 9(1):45-56. [Download: stager 1967.pdf}
Inuvialuit Nautchiangit - relationships between people and plants (2010). Inuvialut Elders with Robert Bandringa. Inuvik, Invialuit Cultural Resource Centre.
Inuvialuit Final Agreement (1984) Western Arctic Claim: The Inuvialuit Final Agreement, Ottawa, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.
