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Search Quipu
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- If the spelling is correct and you searched for Any words, try using a different combination of search words (or try using just one word with All).
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If your search finds too many matches: - If you searched for Any words, try using the same or a different combination of search words with All.
Recommended Web Finding Tools
Subject Directories These sites are mostly human-generated databases of Web sites, arranged by subject. They cover fewer resources than search engines but provide more focus and guidance for the topics they cover and will usually refer you to the most reliable Web sites. Use these to start searching or browsing for broad topics, especially if you have only a general idea idea of what you are looking for.
 Librarian's Index to the Internet
Yahoo
Search Engines These sites are mostly computer-generated databases of Web sites. Most also include a subject directory. They vary according to database size and content, searching capabilities, and how they rank results. Use these to search for unique keywords and limiting searches, especially if you know exactly what you are looking for. Different search engines will give you different results, so if one does not give you the results you hoped for, try another.
Google
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Meta-Search Engines These sites let you search several different search engines simultaneously AND integrate the results from these search engines. Although none of these cover all of the search engines, and they may give you only a limited number of listings from each search engine, meta-search engines can be a quick, useful supplement to search engines. Use these primarily for simple searches.
Ixquick
MetaCrawler
Specialized Finding Tools Anthro.net: provides a search engine of reviewed anthropology Web sites, plus a subject directory of anthropology topics
ArchNet: serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology.
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