Anthropology

Help Searching the EWU Library Catalog

Here are a few useful subject headings that you can use (along with your topic) when searching for books:

Cultural Anthropology

• Anthropology, Cultural
• Ethnology
• Social conditions
• Social life and customs

Cultural Ecology

• Human ecology
• Social ecology

Linguistics

• Anthropological linguistics
• Code switching (Linguistics)
• Sociolinguistics

Physical/Biological Anthropology

• Medical anthropology
• Physical anthropology
• Somatology

EWU Libraries has books from the series below. Copy/paste the series title in the EWU Library Catalog to browse all of them, or add other keywords to narrow your results. 

• Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology (42 titles)
• Studies in Anthropological Method (11 titles)
• Human Relations Area Files (42 titles)

Call #                                     Subject

GN 1-890                             Anthropology

GN 49-298                           Physical anthropology.  Somatology.

GN 301-674                         Ethnology.  Social & cultural anthropology.

GN 700-890                         Prehistoric archaeology.

 *Most anthropology books can be found in these call number ranges on the top floor of the JFK Library.  Use our floor map to find the exact shelf location.

For a more detailed breakdown of Library of Congress Subject Headings, click here.

P1-1091                                Philology. Linguistics

P1-85                                   General

P101-410                              Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar

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