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Internet Subject Guides
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Site List
The following are subject-oriented Web sites. These sites are good starting points
for exploring Anthropology resources on the Internet.
- Anthropology
Resources on the Internet – Comprehensive and organized links to
journals, universities, museums, discussion groups, and many other resources.
Browse archeology sites by geographical area.
- Anthropology
Tutorials – Great introduction to physical or cultural anthropology.
The tutorials are also searchable by keyword.
- Anthropology
Collections Database – Provides access to a searchable database of roughly 17,000 objects representing the indigenous cultures of western North America (exclusive of Mexico) and the Pacific Rim, including artifacts from all the Pacific islands and East Asia.
- Anthropology & Archaeology
in Latin America – Contains links in both Spanish and English. Research
a specific country (Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia,
Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, or Peru). Or browse the list
of resources in Latin American anthropology.
- Ancient
Mesoamerican Civilizations – Links specifically about Maya, Mixtec,
Zapotec, and Aztec civilizations. General information is available (including
a chronology, encyclopedias, and images), as well as detailed information
about government, religion, writing systems and calendars.
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Subject Directories
These Internet resource directories are useful for exploring a subject to find
out what's available on the Internet. Be sure to carefully
evaluate what
you find.
- Yahoo! -
Anthropology and Archeology categories and websites.
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Professional Associations
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Your Library has a great deal more information on this topic!
E-Books, journals,
magazine and newspaper articles are available online. These services
are for current Southwestern College students and staff. Pick up passwords at
the reference desk or contact us at library@swccd.edu. |
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