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Roman Mosaic British Museum by Tony Hisgett (Wikimedia Commons)
Welcome to the Classical Studies research guide. This guide will help you find materials about ancient languages, culture, art, and civilization.
Background Information
Learn more about topics related to Classical literature and civilization using these encyclopedias and dictionaries.
The Oxford Classical Dictionary by Call Number: REF. 938.003 Ox2hor2 and also available as an ebookPublication Date: 2012-05-04
The Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization by Call Number: REF. 938.003 Ox2ho2ISBN: 9780198609582
Brill's New Pauly Encyclopaedia of the Ancient WorldCall Number: REF. 930.03 B769ca v.1-15
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the World's Ancient LanguagesCall Number: 409 C144wo
Encyclopedia of Classical PhilosophyCall Number: REF. 180.3 En19ze
Frameworks for Information Literacy
Most of this guide is very practical - here's a source, here's how to find information in it. But as you begin your research journey this semester, I want to share with you some ideas that librarians are considering about how you find, use, evaluate, and create information. These six concepts will all be important to you at different times this semester. They are listed alphabetically, not in a sequence or in order of importance. Research is not always a linear process!