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Hello there Anthro-L-ers....

I was wondering about Anthropology collections. Is there any library in
the US that has *everything* anthropological in nature? Is Tozzer the
best library, as far as Anthro goes? I was searching the Library of
Congress, and they didn't even have all the articles I needed. Wouldn't
it be lovely if there was a library for Anthropology that had every
book, every journal, every dissertation (for Anthro, that is) ever
written? I'd be in heaven (not *the* Heaven, just *a* heaven).

- Elizabeth
epoland@osf1.gmu.edu

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