Subject guides: Archaeology: Australian Archaeology

Key Databases

APA-FT: Australian Public Affairs Full Text via Informit Online (1978 - present)
The place to start for coverage of anything Australian: political, economic, social and cultural affairs. Broad-ranging coverage also includes Australian humanities and social sciences, current affairs, and law.
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ATSIC: Indigenous Australia via Informit Online (1968 - 1999)
Represents the collections of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Library and covers Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander studies. Terms & conditions
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Informit Humanities and Social Sciences Collection
Broad subject coverage ensures relevance to library users of all interests especially Aboriginal and indigenous studies, arts, history, law, literary studies, media, political science and sociology. Provides access to full content from a range of journals and books, conference proceedings, research papers and reference materials.

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General Archaeology
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