Print Reference Resources |
Location |
Civilization of the Ancient Mediterranean |
Ref DE 59 C582 v. 1 |
Classics Illustrated Dictionary |
Ref DE 5 F951 C5 |
Dictionary of World Biography |
Ref CT 104 D34 |
Encyclopedia of the Ancient Greek World |
Ref DF 16 S121 E5 |
Greek and Latin Authors, 800 B.C. - A.D. 1000 |
Ref PA 31 G762 G7 |
New Century Classical Handbook |
Ref DE 5 N532 |
Oxford Classical Dictionary |
Ref DE 5 O98.3 |
Oxford Companion to Classical Literature |
Ref PA 31 H853 O9 |
Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites |
Ref DE 59 P957 |
Locating Books |
Library Online Ctalog |
Wiscat (Wisconsin catalog) |
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| Print Periodical Indexes |
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| Humanities Index |
1974 - 1993 |
| Social Science & Humanities Index |
1971 - 1974 |
| Social Sciences Index |
1974 - 1993 |
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| Electronic Periodical Databases |
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| Academic Search Elite (EBSCOhost) |
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| Expanded Academic ASAP (Infotrac) |
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| ATLA (American Theological Library Association) Religion Index |
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| Medline |
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| MLA Bibliography |
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| Resources on the Web |
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| Web Sites by Subject - Classics |
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| Google |
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In order to locate the best material available in the most efficient manner, it is necessary to develop a basic search strategy. Reference materials - Monographic (books) materials - Periodicals (articles) - Web.
Most subjects or topics can be described in two or three keywords.
Initially, use the most specific search terms possible.
If necessary use synonyms and variant forms of a search term.
Example: ancient or classic; woman or women; Greece or Greek
Combine search terms with one or more Boolean search operators (and, or, not).
Example: persia and peloponn*; athens or sparta
Use truncation symbols
Example: classic* retrieves citations with these words: classic, classics, classical, classically
Use nesting techniques
Example: (ancient or classic) and literature
In order to locate the best material available in the most efficient manner, it is necessary to develop a basic search strategy. Reference materials - Monographic (books) materials - Periodicals (articles) - Web.
Most subjects or topics can be described in two or three keywords.
Initially, use the most specific search terms possible.
If necessary use synonyms and variant forms of a search term.
Example: ancient or classic; woman or women; Greece or Greek
Combine search terms with one or more Boolean search operators (and, or, not).
Example: persia and peloponn*; athens or sparta
Use truncation symbols
Example: classic* retrieves citations with these words: classic, classics, classical, classically
Use nesting techniques
Example: (ancient or classic) and literature |
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