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Primary Sources in Print in the Library
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Coates Library CatalogUse the library catalog to search for books on your topic. Conduct keyword searches using author names, book titles, or particular subjects. You may begin your search using broad terms and keywords, and narrow your results as you find useful information.
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Collection (in print)
The Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum provides access to a collection of images of primarily Greek ancient vases dating from 6,000 B.C. to 400 A.D. from more than 120 collections in 26 countries. Each museum that contributes to the CVA project may or may not include their image collections in the CVA online. To access print copies of the CVA, visit the Special Collections department in the library.
Visual Primary Sources Available from the Library
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ARTstorThis database includes digital images of art and material culture from the Carnegie Arts of the United States Collection, the Huntington Archive of Asian Art, the Illustrated Bartsch, the Mellon International Danhuang Archive (MIDA), the Museum of Modern Art Architecture and Design Collection, and the Image Gallery, ARTstor`s own collection of images for the teaching of art history and other fields in the humanities and social sciences. This latter collection includes over 4,000 images in the Art History Survey Collection, images selected on the basis of a concordance of ten standard art history survey texts.
Primary Sources on the Internet
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Perseus Digital LibraryDigital library offering access to primary texts, secondary sources, site plans, digital images, and maps. Also includes word study tools as well as extensive art and archaeology catalogs.
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Beazley ArchiveSponsored by Oxford University, this archive includes image and text resources from more than 20 archival databases.
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DiotimaThis site provides access to materials for the study of women and gender in the classical world. Visitors can search for online book reviews, articles, images, and additional information. A newly added feature includes peer-reviewed articles.