Subject Guide - Anthropology
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- Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text: Includes sources in forensics, including forensic anthropology.
- Films On Demand: Anthropology: Use the filters to narrow the topics.
- JSTOR - The Scholarly Archive: includes articles from scholarly journals and ebooks.
- SocINDEX with Full-Text: Over 390 journals, over 720 books, and more.
- Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection: Over 550 publications in behavioral sciences.
- Religion and Philosophy Collection: Covers over 300 journals on religious history, theology, and philosophy.
Find books [and DVDs] shelved in these call numbers:
- GN – Anthropology.
- GN 49 to GN 298 – Physical anthropology.
- GN 62.8 to GN 265 – Human variation (physical form, forensic anthropology, etc.).
- GN 301 to GN 674 – Social and cultural anthropology.
- GN 49 to GN 298 – Physical anthropology.
- GR – Folklore.
- GT – Manners and customs.
- Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology, an open teaching and learning resource.
- What is Anthropology? from the American Anthropological Association.
- Smithsonian: National Museum of Natural History
- American Board of Forensic Anthropology, the approved certification body for those interested in persuing a career in forensics.
- Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans, a series of lectures from HHMI.
- UNESCO World Heritage List lists over 1000 designated World Heritage Sites around the world.
- American Folklife Center: Collections (Library of Congress) includes digital collections and web archives.
- Anthropology Collections of the American Museum of Natural History
- Virtual Museums from Univ. of South Carolina's Dept. of Anthropology includes links to 4 virtual collections
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