August 26th, 2009
A warm welcome to all new and returning students. If I can assist you in any way with research or library-related questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me: cvh2@buffalo.edu.
As your librarian I can:
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![]() Christopher Hollister, MLS Christopher Hollister is the subject librarian for World Civilizations II: 1500 to Present and is available for research consultations, instruction, curricular support & purchase requests. See Also : World Civilizations I: Prehistory to 1500 |
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Welcome Students August 26th, 2009 A warm welcome to all new and returning students. If I can assist you in any way with research or library-related questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me: cvh2@buffalo.edu. As your librarian I can:
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| Top Resources Greenwood Daily Life Online Full-text of Greenwood's Daily Lives Through History monographic series. Provides information regarding the daily lives of people from civilizations and cultures of the past. Coverage includes ancient, medieval, and modern civilizations. More Info
![]() Historical research database that provides coverage from over 2,000 scholarly journals. More Info
![]() Full-text periodical database that provides coverage from over 450 scholarly journals. Subject coverage includes anthropology, archaeology, classics, history, and other areas related to the study of world civilizations. More Info
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| Databases Academic Search Complete "Multidisciplinary periodical database, including scholarly materials related to world history" More Info
![]() Digital archive collection containing nearly one million images and associated catalog data from historic art and architecture collections worldwide. More Info
![]() Guide to the history of ideas in human history. Subject coverage includes sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities.
![]() Online course supplement that includes guide to Internet sources on ancient and medieval civilizations and cultures.
![]() HAPI (Hispanic American Periodical Index) contains over 275,000 complete bibliographic citations to articles, book reviews, documents, original literary works, and other materials appearing in more than 400 key social science and humanities journals published throughout the world about Central and South America, the Caribbean, Mexico, the border between the United States and Mexico, and Hispanics in the United States. More Info
![]() Online version of the World History Chart. Provides a dynamic chronology of world history, including culture, events, politics, religion, and science.
![]() Index to authoritative Internet sources selected by librarians. Includes chronologies, cultures, maps, primary sources, and more.
![]() Multidisciplinary periodical database that covers broad areas of history and world civilizations More Info
![]() NYPL Digital Gallery provides access to over 450,000 images digitized from primary sources and printed rarities in the collections of The New York Public Library, including illuminated manuscripts, historical maps, vintage posters, rare prints and photographs, illustrated books, printed ephemera, and more.
![]() Index to over 3,000 academic and popular periodicals published from 1770 to the present. Subject coverage includes anthropology, ethnology, archaeology, ancient civilizations, area studies, and history. More Info
![]() Full-text periodical database that provides coverage from over 100 scholarly journals. Subject coverage includes anthropology, cultural studies, history, and other areas related to the study of world civilizations. More Info
![]() Annotated guide to Internet sources on world history and world cultures.
![]() Provides biographical information about more than 38,000 persons from a wide range of fields including writers, musicians, composers, film directors, and Nobel laureates More Info
![]() Comprehensive web guide to resources for world history and world civilizations
![]() Internet sources selected by faculty for the World Civilizations course. Sources indexed by civilizations, cultures, geographic regions, religions, and time periods.
![]() Comprehensive web guide to resources for world history and world civilizations.
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| Primary Source Materials AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive Historical and contemporary photographs dated back to the 19th century, audio files dated back to the 1920s, and graphics dated back to 1999. More Info
![]() Historical documents from many time periods, and from around the world. Subject coverage includes law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy and government.
![]() Full-text historical documents in subject areas of ancient history, medieval studies, modern history, Africa, East Asia, India, Islamic history, Jewish history, the history of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals, women's studies, global studies, and the history of science.
![]() Comprehensive guide to art history. Coverage includes all time periods and areas of the world. Information indexed by historical time periods, geographical areas, artistic genres, artistic subjects, and individual artists.
![]() Uses indexes published in the 19th century to identify periodical and newspaper literature published in the U.S. and Great Britain. More Info
![]() Digital library collection of historical maps. Coverage includes all areas of the world from ancient and modern time periods
![]() Guide to Internet sources for ancient and modern civilizations and cultures. Content organized by geographic regions and significant historical eras.
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| Encyclopedias Chronicle of the World UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference D11 .C56 1996
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference D209 .W59 1994b
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference D11 .M39 1999
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference D286 .D53 1994
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference D356 .D53 1994
![]() Access through Internet in Oxford Reference Online
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference DT351 .E53 1997
![]() UNDERGRAD-SCI/ENGR Reference DS31 .E53 1988
![]() Information on writing a history paper, reviewing an article or a book, reading and writing about primary sources, and citing various formats.
![]() LOCKWOOD Reference DS35.53 .O95 2001
![]() Concise, scholarly, encyclopedic information on all subject areas. Contains indexes from over 4,000 reference books, including subject encyclopedias. More Info
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