The following resources will help you to find the information you need for your Site Research paper.
Depending on your topic idea, you'll want to find background information, perhaps from an encyclopedia. Why? Encyclopedias can help you to:
The Cambridge World Prehistory by 
Use the Annual Review of Anthropology to find overview essays or literature reviews that will list all of the important articles and books on that topic. These essays are incredibly useful starting points
The Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa by
Encyclopedia of the Peoples of Asia and Oceania by 
The Routledge Handbook of Bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands by 
The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of the Levant C. 8000-332 BCE by In addition to the specific encyclopedias and handbooks listed on this page, the library has some databases that you can search for more encyclopedia and handbook information
Use Albert, the library's online catalog to find books on your site
For print books write down the call number (936.1 G415) and go to the location indicated (Book Stacks: 2nd floor).
For ebooks click on the title link and from the full description of th ebook click on "Read this Ebook"
Not finding what you need in Albert? Try Link+
You can also try Multisearch which searches across all subject areas.
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