Fonds consists of records created and collected by Dr. Markotic during his career as a student, a university lecturer and researcher, a practicing archaeologist, and a Croatian activist. Records consist of Markotic's notes from courses he took at Indiana University and Harvard; notes from courses he taught at the University of Calgary and notes for public lectures he gave at the University and elsewhere; research notes and papers on the topics of ethnology, linguistics, Sasquatch, old world archaeology and neolithic culture; grant applications for financial support for research projects and archaeological digs; extensive correspondence files with colleagues, students, family and friends; greeting cards; newsclippings; and photographs. The fonds is arranged into seven series reflecting the main documented activities in Markotic's life and career. These are: I. University Training -- Indiana and Harvard University Course Notes; II. Teaching Activities -- Course Notes and Public Lectures; III. Research Activities -- Grant Applications, Research Notes and Manuscripts; IV. Correspondence Files; V. Croatian Affairs; VI. Professional Associations and Journals; and VII. Personal Records. Series II - Research Activities, was divided into six sub-series to clarify Markotic's main areas of interest and to ease retrieval. The sub-series are entitled: Canada Council Research Grant Applications; Archaeology and Evolution; Linguistics and Written Language; Bosnia, Croatia and Yugoslavia; Ethnology; and Sasquatch. The original order of the records was largely maintained, as were the file titles except in a few exceptions where file titles did not exist.

Fonds consists of drafts and original copies of papers and articles written by Dr. Rasporich. Also includes correspondence, personal annual reports (1995, 1998-1999), course outlines and material, research material, and teaching evaluations.

Fonds consists of audio cassettes, files, and index cards containing information on endangered First Nations languages, including Cebuano, Chilcotin, Chipewyan (Dene Suline), Morley Stoney (Siouan), Sarcee, and Witsuwiten. Amongst the records is a translation of the Chipewyan (Dene Suline) language to English on index cards which are being made available online.

Fonds consists of notes relating to the early history of the group and minutes of meetings.