Skip to Main Content

Anthropology & Archaeology: Begin Here

Resources available in Anthropology and Archaeology

Recent Books of Interest

Anthropology & Archaeology Research

Anthropology is the comprehensive study of the human condition, the origin of our species in evolutionary biology, and the development of culture and society in its many variations among ancient and contemporary peoples.

Archaeology is the study of the history of human society, primarily through the recovery and analysis of the material culture and environmental information that has been left such as artifacts, architecture, and cultural landscapes.

This guide will introduce you to the wide range of resources available at Fordham University libraries, including books, ebooks, journals, ejournals, online databases, core reference sources (including atlases, dictionaries and encyclopedias many of which are in electronic form), and selected Internet sites.

For more information, visit the American Anthropological Association and the Fordham Anthropology Department page

Liaison

Profile Photo
Kirsten Lee
Chat loading...
Contact:
Lincoln Center Campus
Quinn Library
Room 202
bkilee@fordham.edu
212-636-6060
Website

Liaison

Profile Photo
Jeannie Hoag
Contact:
Rose Hill Campus
Walsh Family Library, Room 127
jhoag@fordham.edu
718-817-3555
Website
Social: YouTube Page

Reference & Instruction Department

Reference & Instruction Department
Fordham University Libraries


Walsh Library  ♦  Rose Hill Campus  ♦  718-817-3586   
Quinn Library  ♦  Lincoln Center Campus  ♦  212-636-6050   
Fordham Westchester Library  ♦  Fordham Westchester Campus  ♦  914-367-3061 
library@fordham.edu   ♦   text 71-TXTX-1284 ♦ 
Ask a Librarian (Chat)