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Other Arts and Social Sciences Library staff can answer your more general library queries.
Most archaeology and anthropology resources are located in the Arts and Social Sciences Library, with many relevant books and serials being scattered throughout the collection. However the core material is concentrated in the following areas:
Useful material is also contained in other libraries of the University of Bristol:
Other local library collections
The Inter-Library Loans (ILL) service can be used to obtain Items not held in print in the University's branch libraries or available online. There is a charge for this service, though it may be possible to obtain an Inter-library loan voucher to pay for this:
The following works constitute a selection of useful quick reference tools. Other dictionaries, encyclopedias and atlases of the classical world or anthropology can be found by using the 'Subject keyword' search on the online catalogue and keying in, for example, 'encyclopedia anthropology', 'dictionary and (Egypt or Egyptian)', or 'map roman Britain'.
EndNote is the University of Bristol's recommended bibliographical management software, which can be used to collect, store, organise and manage references, and to output them as reference lists or bibliographies. A particularly useful function is 'Cite While You Write', enabling you to format Word documents, producing bibliographies and adding references within the text.
Updated 2 September 2013 by the University Library
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