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- Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean
- Jeremy Rutter's in-depth lessons to the period. If this link doesn't work, an earlier text-only version, is available.
Encyclopedias can provide historical context for the primary sources you are reading and analyzing. They can also be
used to identify key people, events and dates. Many also include short
reading lists.
- Britannica Online
- Online version of the Encyclopedia Britannica. See for example articles on Troy and Minoan civilization . UW Only.
- Barbarians and Bureaucrats: Minoa, Mycenae, and the Greek Dark Ages
- Online textbook for a freshman level world civilizations class at Washington State University by Richard Hooker.
- Interactive Ancient Mediterranean Project
- An online atlas of the ancient Mediterranean.
- Linear B
- Brief overview of the Linear B script.
- Overview of Archaic and Classical Greek History
- Online version of Thomas Martin's book, part of the Perseus Project. See also the Perseus Encyclopedia.
| The Cambridge ancient history
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Reference, Undergraduate
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D57 .C25 1982
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| Civilization of the ancient Mediterranean: Greece and Rome
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Reference, Undergraduate
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DE59 .C55 1988
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| Civilizations of the ancient Near East |
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DS57 .C55 1995 |
| The Oxford classical dictionary
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Reference, Undergraduate
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DE5 .O9 1996
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| The Oxford companion to classical civilization
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Reference
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DE5 .O92 1998
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Catalogs to Books
Use the following databases to locate books in the UW Libraries and in
other libraries around the region, nation and world. Books unavailable at
the UW can be requested through the
Interlibrary Borrowing Service.
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UW Libraries Catalog
- A listing of the books, journal subscriptions and other material
available at the University of Washington Libraries.
- OhioLINK
- Use OhioLink to access chapters of recent books, use the "Words"
search option.
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OCLC WorldCat
- A listing of books, journal subscriptions and other material
available in hundreds of major libraries in the U.S. and abroad. UW only.
- Dissertation
Abstracts
- Index to dissertations since 1861, those from 1980 onward include an
abstract. 60,000 dissertations available in electronic format (for a fee).
UW Only.
Indices to Articles
Use indexes/abstracts/bibliographies to find articles (and sometimes books, dissertations, government reports, etc.) on a topic. Most indexes are arranged by subject or include a subject index. Indexes/abstracts are ongoing publications; bibliographies tend to be one volume and are more narrowly focused on a specific topic. Some are available electronically through the web, others are available on computers in the library while some are in print. There are indexes/bibliographies covering all sorts of subjects, use those which best fit your research topic.
Once you identify articles you need make sure you have the complete citation (author, title, journal name, volume, pages and year), then look in the UW Libraries Catalog for the journal name (do a title search for the journal name to see if the UW subscribes) to see if and where the journal is kept (library location and call number). For commonly used abbreviations of journals, books and series in ancient history see the American Journal of Archaeology list.
Articles
from journals which the UW does not own can be requested through the
Interlibrary Borrowing Service.
- Anthropological Literature
- Index to articles in anthropology and archaeology covering material published from the 19th century to the present.
- Arts & humanities citation index
- Index to articles in all fields of humanities including history. Part of the Web of Science, from the search screen, choose Arts & Humanities Citation Index. UW Only.
- Chloris: An Aegean Bronze Age Bibliography
- Index to articles and books dealing with Bronze age archaeology. Organized by specific site.
- Database of classical bibliography
CD Network - Available on library computers
- Electronic version of L'Annee Philologique covering the years 1974-1989. Covers the subjects of ancient Greek and Latin language and linguistics, Greek and Roman history, literature, philosophy, numismatics, papyrology and epigraphy, and concerning the time period from the second millennium B.C. to roughly 500-800 A.D. Earlier and later years (1929-1993) available in print [Suzzallo Reference Z7016 .A55]
- Dyabola: Sachkataloge des Deutschen Archaologischen Instituts
CD Network - Available on library computers
- Electronic version of Archaologische Bibliographie, an index to material published on history of art and the ancient world. Earlier years available in print [Suzzallo Reference Z5132.A67]
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Expanded Academic Index
- Index to approximately 1500 journals and magazines in all disciplines. Selected full-text available. Also includes book reviews. UW Only.
- Nestor: Bibliography of Aegean Prehistory
- "Bibliography of Aegean, eastern Mediterranean and southeastern European prehistory, Homeric society, Indo-European linguistics, and related fields." Electronic version covers 1957-1997; print edition covers 1957-1999 [Suzzallo Periodicals Z7024.L5 N45].
- Research Library
- Index to articles in all fields, full-text
articles available for
selected journals and magazines. From the menu, choose Research
Library Complete. Also includes book reviews. UW Only.
- ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East
- A project of the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, "ABZU is intended to provide comprehensive coverage of the material available for the study of the ancient Near East on the Internet."
- Aegean Art and Archaeology
- Collection of links dealing with art and archaeology.
- Argos
- "Argos is the first peer-reviewed, limited area search engine (LASE) on the World-Wide Web. It has been designed to cover the ancient and medieval worlds."
- Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology
- Site based at the University of Michigan that "collects links to internet resources of interest to classicists and Mediterranean archaeologists."
- Kapatija: Web Sites in Aegean Archaeology
- Collection of web sites "for the Aegean world in the Bronze and Classical Ages."
- Minoan Crete
- "The aim of this web site is to eventually provide information about all the major archaeological sites of the Bronze Age Minoan civilisation in Crete along with photographs of the sites themselves and the artefacts that were discovered there."
- Perseus Project
- The Perseus Project at Tufts University is a multimedia digital
library on Ancient Greece which includes reference works, primary and secondary texts and images.
25 September 1999
Theresa Mudrock
- mudrock@u.washington.edu
Image: Wall painting from Akriotiri, c. 1550-1500 BC
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