An article citation contains critical information about the source of the article. It generally includes:
Author(s)
Article Title
Journal Title
Volume
Inclusive Pages
Date
An example: Pickel, E.D. and H. Erring (1994) Neanderthal dental health: A survey of European fossils. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 26: 1215.
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This guide will link you to resources useful in completing the assignments for this course. If you need any assistance, please contact Cathy Moore-Jansen, Anthropology Librarian. (see contact information on left)
The following exercises and assignments for ANTH101 require the use of library resources:
Use the tabs on the left of this page to find information on each of these activities.
Note: There are two other specific library exercises that are also part of this course, but they do not require the use of resources; the pre-library instruction exercise and the post-library instruction exercise. They simply "survey" your knowledge of library resources and search strategies before and after the library instruction.
If you have any questions, please contact Cathy Moore-Jansen, Anthropology Librarian. (See left hand column of this page.) If I am not available, you may contact another librarian using any of the methods listed below:
