Subject Guides
Welcome to the Subject Guide for Archaeology.
At the moment the Library buildings are closed, so this Guide is especially important for finding relevant resources. All the key online journals and databases are linked from the Find resources tab, and you can also find links to our Skills Guides on organising and evaluating your work.
You can contact me, your Academic Liaison Librarian, for help via email to arrange an appointment via video chat or telephone. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you need support. There's also a Library FAQ about how we're responding to corona, here.
In the meantime, watch the video below to get a an overview of how to use the Library and get help during this extraordinary period.
It can be tricky to get up to speed with studying online, when all your learning is taking place over the internet. We've put together a guide with information on working off campus, communicating online, being digitally organised and a lot more. It's really well worth a look:
During the coronavirus period, several publishers have made additional content available to us online. Sometimes this means more journals or ebooks are available to us than before on a particular site, and sometimes it means we've added a new site to our collections. We've created a Covid-19 category on the E-resources Guide to keep track of these in one place. You'll see a list of trials and expanded resources, with an explanation as to what's now available on each one. We hope you can find some useful resources to help your work, and we'll add to the list whenever we can.
We're looking for people to try out the new JISC Geospatial Data Service. We're running a trial of this until July 2020.
We'd really like to know what you think about the resource and how it compares to using the Digimap service that we provide through the Library.
Tell us what you think using our feedback form