University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections2696-089Compton, Brian Douglas, 1958-Brian Douglas Compton papers1989-19930.71 cubic feet (2 boxes)Collection materials
are inEnglish.Field notes on Shuswap (Secwepemc), Upper
North Wakashan and Southern Tsimshian ethnobotany and ethnozoology written by a
Jacobs Research Funds recipientBrain D. Compton received his Ph.D. in Botany from the University of
British Columbia in 1993. His doctoral research focused on Heiltsuk, Haisla,
and Oowekeeno ethnobotany. Since 1986, he has been involved in ethnobiological
research and teaching among various First Nations of British Columbia and
Indian Tribes of Washington State. He has developed and taught several college
and university courses involving ethnobiological and related topics at the
University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, Northwest Indian
College and other indigenous and private educational institutions of the
Pacific Northwest.
Organized into 2 accessions.
- Accession No. 2696-089-01, Brian Douglas Compton papers,
1989-1993
- Accession No. 2696-089-02, Brian Douglas Compton papers,
1989
Field notes on Shuswap (Secwepemc), Upper North Wakashan and Southern
Tsimshian ethnobotany and ethnozoology.
Forms part of the Jacobs Research Funds linguistic research
collection.
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Compton, Brian Douglas, 1958-Jacobs Research FundsPersonal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)AnthropologyNative Americans
Accession No. 2696-089-01: Brian Douglas Compton papers, 1989-19930.5 cu. ft. (1 box)Scope and Content: Photocopied field notes on Shuswap (Secwepemc) ethnobotany and
ethnozoology.
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Washington Libraries Special Collections.
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Acquisition Info: Brian D. Compton, 1993-10-13
1Book 1Secwepemc EthnobiologyDecember 3, 1990 - April 3,
19911Book 2Notes on Secwepemc EthnobotanyJune 15-16, 1991Scope and Content: Field notes relating to interviews with Aimee August
1Book 3Notes on Secwepemc EthnobotanyJune 20, 1991 - December 11,
19921Book 4Notes on Secwepemc EthnobotanyFebruary 18 - August 12, 19921Book 5Notes on Secwepemc EthnobotanyJuly 21 - August 27, 1993Accession No. 2696-089-02: Brian Douglas Compton papers, 19890.21 cu. ft. (1 box)Scope and Content: Field notes from research on the Upper North Wakashan and Southern
Tsimshian ethnobotany, and preliminary project report.
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Washington Libraries Special Collections.
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Acquisition Info: Brian D. Compton, 1993-10-13
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1/12696-089-02List of field notes by language1/22696-089-02Heiltsuk January 1989 - January 1990Scope and Content: Field notes relating to Heiltsuk ethnobotany; Informants: Mary
Hunt, Annie Wilson, Pauline Waterfall, Liz Brown, Mary Cambell, Lilah Hanuse,
Tilly Hunt, Clarence Martin, Evelyn Windsor, Maggie Windsor, Angus Campbell,
and Don Wilson
1/32696-089-02OweekenoMay 2 - June 9, 1989Scope and Content: Field notes relating to Oweekeno ethnobotany
1/42696-089-02HaihaisJuly 22 - 24, 1989Scope and Content: Field notes relating to Haihais ethnobotany; Informants: Mary
Hopkins, Sam Brown (interpreter)
1/52696-089-02Haihais/KitasooJuly 22 - 25, 1989Scope and Content: Field notes relating to Haihais/Kitasoo ethnobotany; Informants:
Louisa Hall, Violet Neasloss, and William Mason Robinson
1/62696-089-02Kitasoo24-Jul-89Scope and Content: Field notes relating to Kitasoo ethnobotany; Informants: Doreen
Robinson and William Mason Robinson
1/72696-089-02Kitlope (Hanaksiala)19-Apr-89Scope and Content: "Native garden" notes; relates to Kitlope (Hanaksiala)
ethnobotany
1/82696-089-02Research Report1989