Research assistance in the social sciences and humanities is available at the Charles E. Young Research Library. See Reference and Research Help for complete reference service options.
Reference sources are authoritative works that you can refer to for quick information. They may contain specific information or introductory articles. Types of reference sources include encyclopedias, dictionaries, almanacs, handbooks, atlases, bibliographies, and so on.
Use these electronic reference resources to provide an overview of your topic. If connecting from home, make sure your computer is configured for off-campus access.
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human Evolution by 
Encyclopedia of Evolution by 
Encyclopedia of Anthropology by These resources are available in print only.
Dictionary of Anthropology by 
Dictionary of Concepts in Physical Anthropology by 
Handbook of Paleoanthropology [electronic resource] by Is there a reference resource that you think the library should have? You can recommend a book purchase here or make a comment below.
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