NAS 201 - Wabanaki History in the Twentieth Century

Your subject librarian is Joe Fernandez

• Use relevant online databases
• Use lists of references in books and journal articles
• Contact your subject librarian if you need assistance

Reference Resources

• The Gale encyclopedia of Native American tribes

Online Databases

Use the following databases to find resources about your topic

• OneSearch - get an overview of available resources; many in full text
• Abstracts in Anthropology - coverage of anthropological scholarship in all its subfields
• AnthroSource - for scholarly articles on a range of topics, many in full text
• JSTOR - archive of scholarly journal articles
• eHRAF - online resource of cultural and social life
• Project Muse - full-text articles from over 220 journals from 37 scholarly publishers
• Google Scholar - full-text library-licensed resources
• Academic Search Complete - limit search to scholarly peer-reviewed articles
• Credo Reference - encyclopedias, dictionaries, handbooks

Proquest Dissertations & Theses - many in full text

• WorldCat - database to locate resources in other libraries
• URSUS - electronic and print books as well as to locate journals
  To limit your search results to ebooks, click the Modify Search tab and choose Material Type "EBOOK"
• Digital Commons - works by academic scholars 

Ebook Collections

• Ebrary Academic Complete Ebooks Collection
  More than 50,000 e-books available to UMaine users.
• EBSCO eBook Collection
  Available to all Maine residents.

RefWorks

RefWorks is a citation management tool that allows you to

• Create lists of citations of resources from your research.
• Insert citations in your paper from your lists of citations
• Create a list of references at the end of your paper

RefWorks Guide

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Created by: Joe Fernandez | Revised: 12/21/2012