Anthropology Research Guide

How to Use This Guide

This guide includes the library's resources in Anthropology.

The tabs include resources/databases for:

Primary Sources - Ethnographies, streaming media, images.
Articles & Books - Journal Articles and books on Anthropology & Archaeology topics
Topic Overviews & Bibliographies - Background information, synopses, and curated bibliographies
Writing & Citing - Resources for writing better papers

Get familiar with database searching using the tutorial below for Academic Search Complete.

Database searching skills are transferable! Research databases work essentially the same way, they just uncover different resources.

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Anthropology Research Guide

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