Subject Guide: Anthropology
Find Books and Audio-Visual Materials:
Find Articles and Reviews:
- Use a Journal Index to find articles on a given topic. Or see AnthroSource below | HELP: How do I search for articles?
Web Resources:
- A select list of resources available on the Web.
Citation Guides:
- Use these guides (APA
Citation Style Guide (from Mount Allison University's Psychology
Department), other guides) to learn
how to cite the materials you find and create a bibliography.
Course Related Guides:
Web Resources:
General Sources
Aboriginal Peoples
General Sources
Academic
Info - Anthropology
Don't let the ads and sponsored links on this page fool you -- there
are links to good anthropology sites here. Still, it is a bit of a mixed
bag. The SOSIG site ("Ethnography and Anthropology" below) might be
a better place to start.
American Anthropological
Association
Includes a few full-text articles from Anthropology News, and links
to selected anthropology-related web sites.
Anthro.net
A topical table of contents by subject, which contain recommended readings
and annotated listings of web sites. As well it has a search engine
that queries reviewed web sites with anthropological content. The search
function is likely to be more frustrating than the table of contents.
Arctic Studies
Center
From the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History.
"Provides a well-balanced look at the Arctic peoples, their cultures
and environments." C&RL News, 9/99.
Ethnographic
Studies Resources
Directory of links to web sites. Particularly strong in ethnomusicology
and folklore, otherwise gives more links to other directory sites rather
than links to content.
Intute:
Anthropology (formerly SOSIG)
A well organized and annotated listing of web sites grouped by type
(articles, news, resource guides, etc.). From Intute, a UK-based site that provides links to resources
of high quality for students, academics, researchers and practitioners
in the Social Sciences.
Voice
of the Shuttle: Anthropology
Part of the well-known site at University of California, Santa Barbara.
A briefly annotated list of web sites; mostly directory sites or sites
with general information.
Aboriginal Peoples
Aboriginal
Canada Portal
Links to information and web sites on a broad range of topics. A good
starting point for researching First Nations issues. Created by a
partnership of national Aboriginal organizations and federal government
departments.
Alaska
Native History and Cultures
Browse by topic or by region. From the Alaska's Digital Archives project
initiated by the Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska Fairbanks,
the Consortium Library at the University of Alaska Anchorage, and
the Alaska State Library in Juneau.
Native
Web
Links to sites by and about native or Indigenous nations,
peoples and organizations around the world. It has an internal
search engine.