The UCL Institute of Archaeology Library has gained an international reputation as one of the finest archaeological collections in the world. It supports the taught programmes offered by the Institute and provides research material on a wide variety of topics covering all aspects of archaeology, museum studies and cultural heritage. The current library also contains the Yates Classical Archaeology library and the prestigious Edwards Egyptology library.
The online self-guided tour enables users to browse the collections, locate, borrow and return books, and find other library facilities and services.
A subject guide for the Institute of Archaeology Library is also available providing essential information to library users for 2020-21.
UCL Library Services have also produced guides, training and support to enable library users to develop their library and information literacy skills and make the best use of UCL’s libraries and resources.
Contact
Katie Meheux - k.meheux@ucl.ac.uk
Paul Majewski - p.majewski@ucl.ac.uk
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