How to Find What You Need
For researchers in the field of the Archaeology, Numismatic, Inscriptions - Epigraphy, SKL offers numerous resources, from electronic databases to primary documents. This guide is designed to highlight a selection of these resources and collections. While many of the titles listed cover Archaeology, Numismatic, Inscriptions - Epigraphy in general, there are many resources which address a specific aspect of Archaeology, Numismatic, Inscriptions - Epigraphy. The tabs above will lead you to a variety of resources from books to journal articles to statistical information.
Call numbers are a method to keep books in order. At SKL, we prefer the Library of Congress (LC) Classification system, an alphanumeric system which groups books by subject categories.You can see related call numbers for the Archaeology, Numismatic, Inscriptions - Epigraphy.
Subclass CC
CC1-960 Archaeology
CC72-81 Philosophy. Theory
CC73-81 Methodology
CC83-97 Study and teaching. Research
CC135-137 Preservation, restoration, and conservation of antiquities. Antiquities and state
CC140 Forgeries of antiquities
CC200-260 Bells. Campanology. Cowbells
CC300-350 Crosses
CC600-605 Boundary stones
CC700-705 Stone heaps, cairns, etc., of unknown purpose
CC710 Hill figures
CC960 Lanterns of the dead
Subclass CJ
CJ1-6661 Numismatics
CJ1-4625 Coins
CJ153 Finds of coins
CJ161 Symbols, devices, etc.
CJ201-1397 Ancient
CJ1509-4625 Medieval and modern
CJ4801-5450 Tokens
CJ4861-4889 By period
CJ4901-5336 By region or country
CJ5350-5450 Special uses of tokens
CJ5501-6661 Medals and medallions
CJ5581-5690 Ancient
CJ5723-5793 Medieval and modern
CJ5795-6661 By region or country
Subclass CN
CN1-1355 Inscriptions. Epigraphy
CN120-740 Ancient inscriptions
CN750-753 Early Christian inscriptions
CN755 Medieval inscriptions (General)
CN760 Modern inscriptions (General)
CN805-865 By language
CN870-1355 By region or country