LibGuides: Anthropology: Anthropology Resources

Exploring Anthropology Resources

The purpose of this page is to help faculty and students to explore Anthropology resources.

On this page you will find:

A list of favorite online resources used by faculty and staff.
Links to pages full of useful websites related to various Anthropology topics.
Links to a preset database search for Anthropology eBooks.

These resources can also be found on our Library Resources page.

When you are not on campus and try to use the databases, you will be prompted for a username and password. If you do not know these and are a Schoolcraft student, then give the library a call and we will provide you with the information you need.

Our phone number is: (734) 462-4440

Favorite Online Resources

Historical Primary Source Materials LibGuide
Explore a variety of historical primary source collections.
History of Information
HistoryofInformation.com is designed to help you follow the development of information and media, and attitudes about them, from the beginning of records to the present.
Humanities Resources LIbGuide
Explore a variety of resources relating to the humanities.
JSTOR, Early Journal Content Collection (Internet Archive)
Explore early JSTOR content from pre-1927 journals from the Internet Archive.
MIT OpenCourseWare Anthropology
MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content. This page is dedicated to their Anthropology courses from Introduction to Anthropology to Social Theory and Analysis.
National Geographic News
A website dedicated to the latest news from National Geographic.
Native Land
An ongoing interactive mapping project that attempts to outline ancestral Indigenous territories. Here, visitors will find a colorful map multilayered with depictions of where different Indigenous peoples historically lived.
Native Web Resources
NativeWeb disseminates information from and about indigenous nations, peoples, and organizations around the world; to foster communication between native and non-native peoples.
Open Folklore
Open Folklore is devoted to increasing the number of useful resources, published and unpublished, available in open access form for folklore studies and the communities with which folklorists partner.
Sapiens.Org
Anthropology magazine. Expanding worlds by exploring everything human.
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
The Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage is a research center of the Smithsonian Institution. We work with communities in the United States and around the world to encourage the understanding, appreciation, and vitality of humanity’s diverse living cultural heritage.

Off Campus Library Database Access

Schoolcraft students, faculty, and staff can access library databases from off-campus through Blackboard by clicking the “Organizations” tab. Go to https://bb.schoolcraft.edu