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The Clark Field Archive & Library (CFAL) is jointly
operated by the CFAL collections encompass about 10,000 books and over 225 journal titles. It also houses a complete collection of Ph.D. dissertations and selected masters theses from the Anthropology Department, a map collection, and an extensive collection of reprints. All these materials deal with anthropological subjects and serve the entire UNM anthropology community, including the Maxwell Museum and its Association, the Anthropology Department, and the Office of Contract Archaeology. Clark Field Archive and Library is located in Building
11 on the West side of UNM's main campus. It is open Monday - Friday the following hours: |
About half the CFAL's collections are unique on the UNM campus, and perhaps
in the state. CFAL collections are cataloged on Libros,
UNM's computerized system. The catalog may be accessed at almost any computer
on campus and via the Internet. Almost all of CFAL's materials have been donated, with the exception
ofseveral dozen journal subscriptions supported by the Anthropology Department
and MMA. An important source of funding for the CFAL is the MMA's annual Albuquerque Antiquarian Book Fair -- the oldest and largest such event in the state. The book fair is usually scheduled during the first full weekend in April. For information on Clark Field Archive
& Library and the Albuquerque
Antiquarian Book Fair contact: |
| archaeology | ethnology | osteology | photo archives | document archives | Clark Field |