Archaeology Month Exhibit

Dating Old Bottles: Fort Miro Site Artifacts

Presentation to be held October 1, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. ULM Library Special Collections Passman Room 502B.
Dr George Avery, Ph. D., RPA, Cultural Heritage Resource Coordinator, Center for Regional Heritage Research , Anthropology and Archaeology Laboratory, Stephen F. Austin State University will present a talk, Dating Old Bottles: Fort Miro Site Artifacts. The basics of dating old bottles will be presented using examples from the Fort Miro site. A handout providing simple illustrations for dating bottles will be given out. The handout will also contain a list of references and websites related to dating and identifying bottles. Visitors are encouraged to bring bottles that they wish to have dated. Archaeological interpretation of bottles will also be discussed.

Technical Difficulties :-/

EDIT: These issues have since been resolved.

If you're having trouble accessing our databases, you're not alone. Most of them are not working, including our catalog. We and the computer center are trying to solve this issue.

However, we have figured out that two of our databases can be reached through different links (but probably not off-campus):

Learning Express Library

JSTOR

And these still work:

AccessPharmacy

ACM

Annual Reviews

Bayou State Periodical Index

Classical Music Library

College Source (catalogs)

IEEE Digital Library

ISI Web of Knowledge

Mergent Online

NetLibrary

RIA Tax Services User Registration
RIA Tax Services Checkpoint (Search)

ULM Electronic Journals (Ebsco A to Z)

Off-campus working for Delta Students

I've heard that Off-campus access for Delta Students with their Campus IDs now works.

If anyone it having trouble, do contact us, however.

Off-campus access for Delta Students

Delta students no longer use Social Security numbers for remote access and will instead use their Delta Campus IDs. However, this ID does not yet work for accessing databases off-campus. We are working to resolve this issue.