Anthropology Research Guide

Library Databases for Anthropology Research

eHRAF Collection of Ethnography: The eHRAF Collection of Ethnography is a cross-cultural database that contains over 350,000 pages of information on all aspects of cultural and social life.
JSTOR: JSTOR is a database of academic journals in various disciplines. FP subscribes to the Arts & Sciences II database which lists archaeology as a particular strength.
America: History & Life: Despite this database's focus on U.S. national history, it includes nearly 1,000 articles dealing with the Americas before the arrival of Columbus. No full-text articles are available through this database, although librarians can often get these articles for you quickly using other resources.
Academic Search Premier: Numerous anthropology titles are indexed, abstracted, and represented in full text in this database, including Antiquity, Ethnohistory, and Journal of Anthropological Research.

AnthroGlobe: online community of anthropologists, includes electronic journal.
AnthroGlobe Bibliographies: lists of resources related to a number of different regions and subjects.
Anthromorphemics: anthropology glossary
The Anthropological Index of the Royal Anthropological Institute

Anthropology in the News
Anthropology Tutorials
The eSkeletons Project
National Parks Service's Archaeology and Ethnography Program
New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources: houses the state archaeologist.

Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe: WWW Virtual Library for European Archaeology
Archaeology: an introduction & electronic companion
Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean

Theban Mapping Project: Massive archaeological database, including 3-D tours of the pharoahs' tombs.
Society for American Archaeology

New Hampshire Archeological Society
SCRAP: "State Conservation and Rescue Archeology Program", a NH program helping citizens become involved in archaeological digs
Strawberry Banke: living history museum in Portsmouth
Connecticut River Historic Sites Database & Connecticut River Heritage Trails
U-Maine@Farmington Archaeological Sites: starts with Conant Site and shows a number of significant archaeological sites in Maine

state archaeologist's Web site

IRQUAS: an Irish studies site
Irish Archaeology: at IRQUAS
The Discovery Programme: Irish site about Irish studies, esp. Irish antiquities.