Reference books should only be used for an overview, and not as one of your major sources. Because reference book articles are short, you are not going to find the level of detail required to write a successful paper.
Circulating books offers more specific information on one major subject with lots of details in its further subdivision. You may also find lots of supporting materials via facts, personal experience or survey as well as possible some statistics. It takes you to a deeper level of research.
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An Inca account of the Conquest of Peru
Contested territory [electronic resource] : mapping Peru in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
Creating context in Andean cultures [electronic resource]
History of the conquest of Peru; with a preliminary view of the civilization of the Incas.
Lessons from a Quechua strongwoman [electronic resource] : ideophony, dialogue, and perspective
Peru Society and Culture Complete Report
The Tiwanaku : portrait of an Andean civilization
The woman in the violence [electronic resource] : gender, poverty, and resistance in Peru
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Last Update: 01/12/2015
Reference sources are also available in database form through the library. These sources are available 24/7!
The Garver Room houses the library’s main reference collection. Use reference materials, such as almanacs, fact books, dictionaries and encyclopedias to get an overview of key terms and concepts related to your topics as a way to begin the research process.