ANT 104: REFERENCES GUIDELINES
Plagiarism will not be tolerated! Part of this course is about how to complete quality research, and how to cite your academic sources appropriately. Make sure you make a list of references (whether they are websites, journal articles, or books).
And in all cases, even if you are using information from other sources, you are expected to present the information in a new and unique manner using your own words (NO QUOTING AT ALL!).
We will be using a simple numbering system for inline references. That means after each fact or piece of information you include, you'll just list a number that refers to your references at the end of the document.
For example:
Easter Island has at least 715 megalithic statues (1).
At the end of your document, you'll list the complete references in the order in which they appeared in your essay (not alphabetical!).
TO CITE A BOOK...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. (Year). Title. City of publication: Publisher.
For example:
1. Shepardson, B. (2013). Moai: A New Look at Old Faces. Santiago: Rapa Nui Press.
TO CITE A JOURNAL ARTICLE...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. (Year). Article Title. Journal Title, Volume Number (Edition Number):Page Start - Page End.
For example:
1. Shepardson, B. (2005). The Role of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) Statuary as Territorial Boundary Markers. Antiquity, 79(303):169-178.
TO CITE A WEBPAGE...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. Date you accessed the page. Page title. Name of website or organization. URL.
For example:
1. No author. 14 Dec 2013. T.A.O. Terevaka.net Archaeological Outreach. https://terevaka.net.
For any other types of resources, please contact Britton.Shepardson
nau.edu.
Plagiarism will not be tolerated! Part of this course is about how to complete quality research, and how to cite your academic sources appropriately. Make sure you make a list of references (whether they are websites, journal articles, or books).
And in all cases, even if you are using information from other sources, you are expected to present the information in a new and unique manner using your own words (NO QUOTING AT ALL!).
We will be using a simple numbering system for inline references. That means after each fact or piece of information you include, you'll just list a number that refers to your references at the end of the document.
For example:
Easter Island has at least 715 megalithic statues (1).
At the end of your document, you'll list the complete references in the order in which they appeared in your essay (not alphabetical!).
TO CITE A BOOK...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. (Year). Title. City of publication: Publisher.
For example:
1. Shepardson, B. (2013). Moai: A New Look at Old Faces. Santiago: Rapa Nui Press.
TO CITE A JOURNAL ARTICLE...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. (Year). Article Title. Journal Title, Volume Number (Edition Number):Page Start - Page End.
For example:
1. Shepardson, B. (2005). The Role of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) Statuary as Territorial Boundary Markers. Antiquity, 79(303):169-178.
TO CITE A WEBPAGE...
Author Last Name, Author First Initial. Date you accessed the page. Page title. Name of website or organization. URL.
For example:
1. No author. 14 Dec 2013. T.A.O. Terevaka.net Archaeological Outreach. https://terevaka.net.
For any other types of resources, please contact Britton.Shepardson
nau.edu.