Anthropology at the University of Virginia Library
Library Resources by Philip McEldowney


Print || Library Catalog || Databases || Anthropology library page || Visit 3rd floor

    *Introduction. My role as Librarian for the Anthropology department: maintain contact with the faculty, undergraduate and graduate students, do training, make purchase requests, develop bibliographies, and preform other related services.

    TODAY: --Pointers to resources. Follow along on your own terminal, except one database

      --Encourage to ask questions as go along, or arise, even general questions
      --email me, pm9k@virginia.edu

    *Location in Alderman - Help and checkout, Reference, Stacks (GN), Periodicals (microfiche, HRAF), Government Docs and Scholars Lab

    *Print reference resources - encyclopedias, journals, monographs

    *The Library Catalog - VIRGO. (Bring up home page and VIRGO)

      --This is a gateway to more than just catalog, databases; see Top, right side, left side and scroll down. of page, Hours, Maps, Internet Reference, Subject Guides, Getting a book
      --Quick Search screen, with and (if not used and, then less full results, same field)
      --Full record results
      --Use GO BACK.
      Quick Search - for phrase use quotes ""
      --Saving/Email, choices of format, sort, save, print (Don't do it, right now in class)
      Advanced search - helps narrow down.
              Look at bottom for options and boxes to limit
      Services [The Red Line] (review account, pin changes, renew, etc) and Requests with choices for books, articles, Purchase requests, ILL, etc.
      Electronic Journals

    *VIRGO all databases and Anthropology databases
    --Note about Off grounds access: to make available from home/off-grounds, need to set up proxy account (prompted once a session, easy to do) or UVa Anywhere. See Note at Databases page

    *From the Library Home page

    *RefWorks:. Access, registration video, sharing.

    Evaluation.

    *Visit 3rd Floor

      A. Periodicals room, newspapers, microfilms - readers and printing, and HRAF
      B. Government Docs, such as Smithsonian

    Practice time

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