The main area for anthropology and archaeology books is on the second floor, quiet study side of Greenwood Library.
C Auxiliary Sciences of History
G Geography. Atlases. Maps
The books in Greenwood Library are arranged by a system called Library of Congress Classification. The letters and numbers ("CALL NUMBERS") on the label applied to the spine of each book represent this classficiation. The call numbers are used to keep the books in order, arranged by subject and subarranged by author.
The library has a wide range of ebooks. Below are a few collections, but you can find more here: https://libguides.longwood.edu/az.php?t=746
Over 150,000 e-books from university presses and other scholarly publishers covering all disciplines. Search using keywords or browse by subject: https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/longwood/userSavedSearch.action?op=run&searchId=5675
An online library bringing works from the world’s best university presses onto a single, easy-to-use resource. Anthropology and Archaeology are both listed as subjects that can be browsed.
A vast collection of ebooks in science, technology, engineering, medicine, humanities and social science, which are led by a global network of editors and authors. There are Anthropology and Archaeology collections.
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If we do not have the full-text of a book or article, you may see a 
button which will search other databases. If it is still not available, you can request books and articles for free via Interlibrary Loan. If you need help with this, ask us!