Lafayette College Library

Indexes about 600 periodicals relating to anthropology. From the Museum of Mankind, London.

Index of articles and essays in the fields of anthropology and archaeology.

Full text of journals from the American Anthropological Association from their first issues through current issues.

Revision (c.2008) of the classic first edition. Features new articles and biographies contributed by scholars from around the world on a wide array of global topics in the social sciences.

Index covering the journal literature of the social sciences. Allows you to search for a topic, an author, or for articles that cite a known author or work. (Help using Web of Science for cited reference searching)

Full text of articles reviewing the scholarly literature for a variety of topics in the social sciences.

Features over 8,000 digital images of ethnographic objects. Regions covered include western North America, the Pacific Rim (including all Pacific islands and East Asia), as well as parts of East Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Central and South America. Searchable by category, culture, geographic area, object name, and more. From the Department of Anthropology, California Academy of Sciences.

Collection of links to breaking news articles of anthropological interest appearing in popular magazines, newspapers and newswires on the Internet. Controversial subjects are well represented. From Texas A&M Department of Anthropology.

Catalog of languages in over 200 countries. Indexes include dialects, alternate names, and "trees" of language families.

Collection of documentary films about American folk and roots culture, with an emphasis on southern life and music.

Gateway to resources on social/cultural anthropology, archaeology, folklore, medical and visual anthropology.

Collection of dictionaries and other reference works on mythology and folklore from Oxford University Press.

Scholarly encyclopedia covering ancient Egyptian history and culture. Still a work in progress.

From the cultural association 'Ethnodoc', this site offers a wide range of resources for studying the anthropology of visual communication or making ethnographic films. It includes: reviews of new publications, links to ethnographic Web sites, a current directory of upcoming international conferences and a searchable library providing references to books, journal articles, films and other materials in this specialized area.

Bibliography of articles, books, films and other materials on human and non-human primate food habits. Arranged by geographic region and by anthropological topic. Topics covered include: eating attitudes, ecology and food systems, famine, symbolic meanings, social relations, and taboos. Searchable. Prepared by Robert Dirk, Anthropology Program, Illinois State University.