Mythology Research Paper

  Click the three red arrows to return to the Library  Pathfinder page.

   The BHS Library provides you with information seeking strategies (step 2) and assistance with location and access (step 3).

Helpful reference books found in our Athena online catalog on reserve for you:

 Ancient Greece & Rome / REF 938 ANC     Oxford Classical Dict. / REF 938.003 OXF

Ency. of Mythology/ REF 292.1 FLA             Mythology for Dummies / 291.1 BLA

Encyclopedia of the Roman Empire / 937 BUN

Greek & Roman Mythology / REF 292.1 DAL          NTC Classical Dict. / REF 880 ROO

HB to Life Ancient Greece / 938 ADK                     HB to Life Ancient Rome / 937 ADK

Illustrated Who’s Who in Mythology / REF 291.1 SEN

MacMillan Illustrated Encyclopedia of Myths & Legends / REF 291.1 COT

New Century Classical Handbook / REF 913.38 NEW       

Oxford Dictionary. of World Mythology/ REF 291.1 COT

Who’s Who in Classical Mythology / REF 291.1 HOD

Women of Classical Mythology / REF 292.1 BEL    

 When searching our Athena online catalog use these subjects:

Enter the topic, mythology. You will find vertical file folders and direct connections to Web sites:

   VF Mythology (vertical file folder): Basic information, located in library’s vertical    file cabinets.

 

 Best Bet Online: Library Web Databases

 BHS Library Web Page:  Under MyBookmarks, click on:

Assignments by Topic – Click on the Mythology folder for a list of sites with a direct connection.

BHS Library Web Page:  Under Research Databases, click on:

*Britannica – Enter your god/goddess.

*Ebsco’s History Reference Center – Click on Digital Knowledge Central, Ebscohost, and then the History Reference Center.  Enter “Greek gods” or the name of the god/goddess.  You will find some, but not all at this site.

*May require a password.  Contact the librarian or obtain handout of passwords.

Big6 Checklist

 T – Task Definition: What am I supposed to do?

 I – Information Seeking Strategies: Determine all sources, select the best

 L – Location and Access: Locate sources & find information within them

 U – Use of Information: Take out relevant information from the source, take notes

 S – Synthesis: Create a product (report, poster, PowerPoint, etc.)

 E – Evaluation: Did you do everything assigned?

BHS Library Pathfinder/Mythology/11-04