Web site for HADDON, the online catalogue of archival ethnographic films and film footage shot during the first half-century of cinema.

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not only links to American Indians can be found on the page of the University of Arizona Library, but a lot of links to native groups. I found this link on the main page of Anthropology there.

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At the library of congress, the largest library in the world I discovered a interesting feature (which a lot may already know): If you search for a book using the "basic search feature, you can click on the "call number" of the book ("Signatur" in german). Now you can browse up and down through the books with a call number near the searched book and you will find mostly books with a very similar topic (but not always). A great help, even if you have to order the books at your local library afterwards.

The call numbers are sorted by an hierachical classifacation system, which is best explained at this external site. Also you may want to read more about the composition of a call number.

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Chungará. "The Journal of Chilean Anthropology. It publishes original articles, both theoretical and empirical, in the fields of archaeology, cultural or social anthropology, bioarchaeology, conservation of cultural materials, ethnobotany, ethnohistory, geography, geology, geoarchaeology, history, linguistics, paleoecology, semiotics, textile studies, zooachaeology, and other linked fields dealing with the Andean region of South America and other related areas of the world." Mainly archaeology and anthropology, though.

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