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University Libraries is gettng ready for the start of another new semester at UNM. There are several exciting new changes at the University Libraries, including our new web pages! We hope the new design will be a friendly and effective way to bring you the many library resources that support your work in Anthropology & Archaeology as faculty, staff, and students.

Please explore this main page as well as the pages listed on the tabs above. Feel free to send me comments and questions - my contact information is always on the right side of this page, and you may also post comments directly to this page below. I will be updating this news box throughout the year to bring you information on some of the new services we're rolling out.

This guide is to help you get started with Anthropology & Archaeology research. To get started, review tabs above to access different resources available in University Libraries.
Navigating: to get back to the University Libraries homepage, click on the banner across the top or other options listed on the far right.

If you have any ideas to improve this guide, please send them to me by clicking on the Comment link below or drop me an email.

Best wishes for a great spring semester!

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