Anthropology Plus

Rev 3/31/2011

Database name: AnthropologyPlus
Short database name: ANTP
Available on: FirstSearch Test Server and Production Server

Why select this database?

Brings together into one resource the highly respected Anthropological Literature from Harvard University and Anthropological Index, Royal Anthropological Institute from the UK.
Offers worldwide indexing of all core periodicals, in addition to lesser-known journals, from the early 19th century to today.
Provides extensive worldwide indexing of journal articles, reports, commentaries, edited works, and obituaries in the fields of social, cultural, physical, biological, and linguistic anthropology, ethnology, archaeology, folklore, material culture, and interdisciplinary studies.

Subjects included
anthroplogy	folklore	primatology
archaeology	human ecology	psychology
art history	linguistics	religious studies
demography	literature	sociocultural anthropology
economics	material culture
ethnology	museum studies

Coverage/update frequency

Anthropological Index: 1957 to present.
Anthropological Literature: Early 19th Century to present.

Anthropological Index: updated 8-12 times per year
Anthropological Literature: updated monthly

Record display information

List of FirstSearch fields for Anthropology Plus and the MARC fields to which they correspond.

Bibliographic Records MARC Fields

Field Name	MARC Field(s)
Year	008/<date>
Standard SICI Code	024/a
Accession Number	035/a
Language Code of Text	041/a
Author	100/a-e,q,t 700/a-e,q,t
Corporate Author	110/a-d,f,g,k,n,p 710/a-d,f,g,k,n,t
Conference Author	111/a,c,d,e,n,q 711/a,c,d,e,n,q
Title	245/a,b,c,f,g,k,n,p
Publisher Information	260/a,b,c,e
Physical Description	300/a,b,c
Series Information	440/a,v
General Note	500/a
Dissertation Note	502/a
References Cited	504/a
Contents Note	505/a
Language Note	546/a
Local Note	590/a
Title Page Info.	599/a
Subject, Personal Name	600/a-f,n,q,t,x,y
Subject, Corporate Name	610/a-d,f,g,n,t,x,y,z
Subject, Conference Name	611/a,c,d,e,g,n,q,t,x
Subject, Topical	650/a-e,x,y,z
Subject, Geographic	651/a,x,y,z
Other Source Title	740/a,n
Added Entry, Hierarchical Name	752/a,d
Added Entry, Original Language Title	765/a,t,x,w
Supplmental Parent	772/t,x,w
Source Author	773/a
Source Publisher Information	773/d
Source Citation	773/g
Source Series Information for Related Item	773/k
Source Title	773/t
Source ISSN	773/x
Source ISBN	773/z
Tozzer Library Call Number	852/9
Instructions	856/i
Full Text Format (e.g., ASCII, PDF)	856/q
File Size	856/s
URL to External Website or Link to Full Text Article (Direct Article Access)	856/u
Note (e.g. OCLC Direct Article Access, size)	856/x
Materials Specified (e.g. Cover Art, Local Ownership Info)	856/3
Database from which Full Text Article Is Accessed	856/8
Database Name	904/p
Non-English (languages)	917/j
Language of Text Code Expanded	936/0
Library Holdings	948 Detailed holdings information is available in FirstSearch Z39.50 Configuration Guide — Element Set Names.
Volume Number	949/a
Issue number	949/b
Page Numbers	949/c
Supplement	949/d
Date	949/e
First Page Number	949/f
Marketing Defined Date	949/g
Julian Day	949/j
OCLC Record Display Type	949/x

Indexes

What follows is a list of FirstSearch indexes and the combination of USE and STRUCTURE attributes that can be used to access them.

For any FirstSearch label where multiple USE attributes are listed all the attributes will provide the exact same search result sets.
Any USE attribute that is not marked as a restrictor is available via the SCAN service.
Restrictors are specially implemented indexes and are not available for scanning. Terms for these must be ANDed with other terms to limit the size of the result set. See the table provided for each restrictor to determine valid terms and their associated meaning.

FirstSearch Indexes and USE and STRUCTURE attributes used to access them. These are grouped by the type of record retrieved.

Index	Description	Use Attribute	Structure Attribute	Indexed Fields and Subfields
Keyword (kw)	Any	5110	2	245/a,b 500/a 502/a 504/a 505/a 546/a 590/a 600/a-f,n,q,t,x,y 610/a-d,f,g,n,t,x,y,z 611/a,c,d,e,g,n,q,t,x 630/a,f,l,n,p,x 650/a-e,x,y,z 651/a,x,y,z 773/t
Keyword All (ka)	Any	1016	2	100/a-d,q 110/a-d,n 111/a,c,d,n 245/ab 500/a 502/a 504/a 505/a 546/a 590/a 600/a-f,n,q,t,x,y 610/a-d,f,g,n,t,x,y,z 611/a,c,d,e,g,n,q,t,x 630/a,f,l,n,p,x 650/a-e,x,y,z 651/a,x,y,z 700/a-d,q 710/a-d,n 711/a,c,d,n 773/at
Accession Number (no)	Control number local	12	2	035/a
Author (au, au=)	Author-name	1003	1, 2, 101	100/a-d,q 110/a-d,n 111/a,c,d,n 700/a-d,q 710/a-d,n 711/a,c,d,n 773/a
Conference Name (cn:, cn=)	Author-name-conference	1006	1, 2	111/a,c,d,n 711/a,c,d,n
Corporate Name (co=)	Author-name-corporate	1005	1	110/a-d,n 710/a-d,n
Database Name Phrase (ds=)	OCLC Defined	5988	1	904/p
Descriptor (de, de=)	OCLC Defined	5650	1, 2	650/a-e,x,y,z
First Page (pg)	OCLC Defined	5006	2	949/f
Issue (is)	OCLC Defined	5004	2	949/b
Language Phrase (ln=)	Code-texst-language	54	1	041/a 917/j 936/0
Notes (nt)	Note	63	2	500/a 502/a 504/a 505/a 546/a 590/a
Personal Author Name (pn, pn=)	Author-name-personal	1004	1, 2	100/a-d,q 700/a-d,q
Publication Date (pd)	Date	30	2	008 949/e
Publisher (pb)	Name-publisher	1018	2	260/a,b 773/d
Series Title (se, se=)	Title-series	0005	1, 2	773/k
Source (so, so=)	Title-host-item	1033	1, 2	773/t
Standard Numbers (sn, sn=)	Identifier-standard	1007	1,2	773/x,z
Subject (su, su=)	Subject	21	1, 2	600/a-f,n,q,t,x,y 610/a-d,f,g,n,t,x,y,z 611/a,c,d,e,g,n,q,t,x 630/a,f,l,n,p,x 650/a-e,x,y,z 651/a,x,y,z
Subject All Phrase (sa=)	OCLC-Defined	5090	1	Entire field beginning: 600/a 610/a 611/a 630/a 650/a 651/a
Title (ti, ti=)	Title	4	2	245/a,b
Volume (vo)	OCLC Defined	5013	2	949/a
Year (yr)	Date-publication	31	2, 4, 5	008

Restrictors

The following restrictors can be used only in conjunction with an index search. They must be added to an index search with the Boolean AND in order to receive results:

Restrictor	Type	Input	Use Attribute	Structure Attribute
Year*	All years Single year Range of years	-- 19xx, 20xx 19xx - 20xx	31	4, 5
Database Name Phrase*	All Anthropological Index Anthropological LIterature	-- anthropological index anthropological literature	5988	1
Limit to Full Text	Limit to full text	— full text	6002	2
Limit to Holdings	OCLC Institution Symbol	Enter symbol for OCLC institution	56	2

* Both an index and a restrictor.

Note: To find the OCLC symbol for an institution, please see the online version of Find an OCLC Library.

Sorting

Search results in the AnthropologicalLit database can be sorted by Author (1003), Title (4), Source (1033) and Publication Date(30).

General punctuation rules

(exceptions are made, but these are generally correct):

Punctuation	Rule	Punctuation	Rule
"	Delete and collapse	$	Delete and collapse
'	(apostrophe) Delete and collapse	%	Delete and collapse
.	Delete and collapse	*	Delete and collapse
,	(comma) Delete and collapse	+	Delete and collapse
;	Delete and collapse	>	Delete and collapse
:	Delete and collapse	<	Delete and collapse
()	Delete and collapse	@	Delete and collapse
<>	Delete and collapse	?	Delete and collapse
{}	Delete and collapse	--	Delete and collapse
[]	Delete and collapse	/	Substitute a space
=	Delete and collapse	-	Retain and index
!	Delete and collapse	&	Retain and index
#	Delete and collapse

Searching tips

Keyword All searches (1016): The Keyword All search finds information in these fields: Author (100/a-d,q, 110/a-d,n, 111/a,c,d,n, 700/a-d,q, 710/a-d,n, 711/a,c,d,n, and 773/a); Source (773/t); Standard Number (773/x, 773/z); Subject (600/a-f,n,q,t,x,y, 610/a-d,f,g,n,t,x,y,z, 611/a,c,d,e,g,n,q,t,x, 630/a,f,l,n,p,x, 650/a-e,x,y,z, and 651/a,x,y,z); Title (245/a,b) and Year (008).

Using limiters: You can limit searches by Year (31), Database Name Phrase (5988) and Library Holdings (56). Limit to Full text (6002) is used to limit to full text from other databases. Full text availability is dependent upon your institution's access arrangements.

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