Archaeology  

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• Gender Studies

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Welcome to the Archaeology Subject Guide! 

This guide will help you find relevant articles, books, websites and more resources for your research in Archaeology.

Explore the tabs along the top for tips on finding specific types of resources.

Contact Shiobhan, the Liaison Librarian for Archaeology, if you'd like help with your research.

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Accounting; Agriculture; Anthropology; Archaeology; Art and architecture; Business studies; Communication and media; Criminology; Cultural studies; Demography; Development studies; Economics; Education; Environment; Ethnology and ethnography; Family studies; Finance; Gender and sexuality studies; Geography; Globalisation; Health; History; Human behaviour; Industrial relations; International relations; Law; Linguistics; Organisation theory; Philosophy; Policy studies; Political science; Psychology; Public administration; Race and ethnic studies; Regional studies; Religious studies; Science and technology; Social work, social problems and social policy; Sociology; Social sciences; Statistics; Urban and rural studies.

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