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Navajo
Studies Subject Guide: Anthropology
and Archaeology
Books
and Reports
Books
on anthropology can be found in the GN-GR section of the library. Books
on archaeology can be
found in the CC, D, E and F sections of the library. Much of the material
related to Navajo culture can be found in the Southwest Room. The Southwest
Room also houses many archaeological reports from the local area. See
the Southwest
Pathfinder for more information. The Salmon Ruins Library also contains
many books and hard-to-find reports. Their collection is included in the San
Juan College Library Catalog. If the location says Salmon Ruins, see
the Reference Librarian about how to get access to the material.
Useful subject headings for searching the San Juan
College Library Catalog:
- Navajo Indians -- Antiquities
- Navajo Indians -- Culture
- Navajo Indians -- Folklore
- Navajo Indians -- Kinship
- Navajo Indians -- Marriage
customs and rites
- Navajo Indians -- Religion
and mythology
- Navajo Indians -- Rites
and ceremonies
- Navajo Indians -- Social
life and customs
- Navajo philosophy
- Excavations (Archaeology)
- New Mexico--Antiquities
- San Juan County (N.M.)--Antiquities
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Journal
and Magazine Articles
The following print index is
a good places to look for citations to articles about anthropology and
archaeology topics.
- Social Sciences Index: Social
Sciences Index: Indexes periodicals from the social sciences, including
anthropology and archaeology
If you find a citation to a journal that is not in
the San Juan College Library Collection, please see the Reference Librarian
about InterLibrary Loan.
Some useful journals in the San Juan College Library
Collection:
| Title |
Paper |
Bound/Fiche |
| American Anthropologist |
Dec 97- 98 + |
1954-71/Fiche 1972-99 |
| American Ethnologist |
Feb 2000 + |
1974-99 |
| Current Anthropology |
Feb 2000 + |
1960-99 |
| Human Ecology |
1991-96, 97, 2000 + |
1986-89, 98-99 |
| Plateau Journal |
Vol. 52-54, 65+ |
Vol. 33-42,83-93, 97-99 |
| Archaeology |
Feb 2000 + |
1989-90, 92-94, 96-98 |
| Journal of Field Archaeology |
Sum 91, 99 + |
1983-90, 92-98 |
| Kiva |
Fall 1999 + |
1953-58, 63-99 |
| SAA Bulletin |
Jan 1994 + |
N/A |
For a complete list of titles, see the Periodicals
List.
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Electronic
Indexes and Full-text Databases
Royal
Anthropology Index
Available Online: http://lucy.ukc.ac.uk/cgi-bin/uncgi/Search_AI/search_bib_ai/anthind
An index to anthropology
literature dating back to the 1950s. Searches can be narrowed by
including the term "Navajo" as a keyword.
Periodical Abstracts via First
Search
Provides citations and some
fulltext articles to academic and popular literature from 1987.
Some key journals indexed
in Periodical Abstracts:
- American Anthropologist
(1988+, no fulltext)
- American Antiquity (1989+,
no fulltext)
- American Ethnologist
(1989+, no fulltext)
- American Indian Culture & Research
Journal 1992+, no fulltext)
- American Indian Quarterly
(1989+, fulltext from 1995)
- American Journal of Archaeology
(1989+, no fulltext)
- Annual Review of Anthropology
(1996, fulltext from 1997)
- Anthropological Quarterly
(1989+, fulltext from 1997)
- Archaeology (1988+, no
fulltext)
- Current Anthropology
(1989+, no fulltext)
- Ethnohistory (1989+,
fulltext from 1997)
- Ethnology (1989+, fulltext
from 1995)
- Journal of American Folklore
(1989+, fulltext from 1999)
- Journal of Anthropological
Research (1989+, no fulltext)
- Man (1989-1994, fulltext
from 1995)
- Southwest Review (1989+,
no fulltext)
- Southwestern Historical
Quarterly (1989+, no fulltext)
Some subject headings or descriptors:
- Anthropology
- Navajo Tribe (in named corporation field)
- Culture
Social Science Abstracts via First
Search
Provides
citations and some fulltext articles from 1983 to the present. Provides
coverage of all of
the major social science disciplines. A good place to search for
anthropology, archaeology, and political science topics.
Some journals indexed in
Social Science Abstracts:
- American Anthropologist
(1984+)
- American Ethnologist
(1982+)
- American
Indian Culture and Research Journal (1994+)
- Current
Anthropology (1982+)
- Ethnic and Racial Studies
(1982+)
- Ethnic Groups (1982+)
- Ethnohistory
(1981+)
- Ethnology (1982+)
Some useful subject headings
in Social Science Abstracts:
- Navajo Indians
- Indians
of North America
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Web Resources
Navajo
Clan Finder
http://www.navajopage.com/clan.html
Enter the four clans for two different
people and this site will find any relationships.
Navajo
Studies Conference
http://www.sjc.cc.nm.us/Campserv/NAP/conference/navstudy.html
Includes a history of the conference
and table of contents for past conferences.
Navajo
Nation Library
http://nnlibrary.navajo.org/
Includes information on Diné history,
exhibits, and collections. Navajo
Nation Archaeology Department
http://www.nau.edu/~nnad-p/
Provides information on various
Navajo archaeology projects, conferences, and other programs.
Anthropology
on the Internet
http://home.worldnet.fr/~clist/Anthro/index.html
Includes information on journals, employment, and links
to additional Web sites.
List
of Publications of the Bureau of American Ethnology
http://www.sil.si.edu/DigitalCollections/BAE/Bulletin200/200title.htm
An author and title list to the reports of the Bureau
of American Ethnology. Covers many anthropology and archaeology topics. The
SJC Library has many of these reports in the Southwest Room.
National Anthropological
Archives
http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/
One of the premier archival repositories for anthropological
material in the country. The site includes exhibits and guides to the collections.
Also includes links to ethnographic and anthropological Web sites (http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/links.htm)
National
Archeological Database
http://www.cast.uark.edu/other/nps/nadb/
A searchable database of unpublished reports (or gray
literature) on archaeology. You can search by cultural affiliation, including
Navajo. Simply type "Navajo" into the box labeled "Culture."
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