Tozzer Library | Harvard Library

Tozzer Library | Harvard Library Tozzer Library Tozzer Library stewards extensive resources in Indigenous studies, anthropology, and archaeology, supporting wide-ranging research across cultures and histories. Today's Hours View all General 9am - 5pm Special Collections By Appointment Research at Tozzer Library Expert support, specialized tools, and distinctive collections enable in-depth work in Indigenous studies, anthropology, and archaeology. Ask a Tozzer Librarian Book a Research Consultation American Indigenous Studies Research Tools (link is external, opens in a new tab) A curated selection of resources all related to Native American and Indigenous Studies. Indigenous Language Research Guide (link is external, opens in a new tab) A guide for those interested in finding resources on Indigenous languages at Harvard and beyond. Indigenous Knowledge Collection Explore contemporary materials from Native American and Global Indigenous communities. Anthropology Research Tools (link is external, opens in a new tab) Curated lists of resources for archaeology, human evolutionary biology, medical anthropology, and social anthropology. Anthropological Literature An index of journals primarily from Tozzer Library, as well as other open-access journals. Special Collections at Tozzer Library Tozzer Library's special collections are open to all researchers. Search and request materials through HOLLIS, the library catalog. After submitting a request, you’ll need to schedule a separate appointment to view materials in our reading room. Please request items and make a reading room appointment at least 3 business days in advance of your visit. Make a Special Collections Appointment Spaces at Tozzer Library Tozzer Library offers open seating areas in our reading rooms, along with several spaces that can be reserved by Harvard faculty, staff, or students. Explore All Tozzer Library Spaces Group Study Rooms There are two study rooms located in the basement, which sit 4–6 people and can be reserved up to three hours at a time. HUNAP Carrels Tozzer Library provides two study carrels for use by Harvard University Native American Program affiliates. Study Carrels Tozzer Library's carrels are located in the basement, and each one can be reserved for the academic year and/or summer term. Seminar Room This reservable space fits 8 around a group table and features a whiteboard, a projector, and charging stations. Cora Du Bois Fellowship A fellowship for PhD candidates in anthropology or related fields who are at the final stage of their dissertation, and whose research would benefit from working at Tozzer Library. This fellowship is open to Harvard and non-Harvard students. Learn More and Apply Harvard Library Services Get Support for Researching and Publishing Harvard Library's expert staff can help researchers in any field generate, curate, transform, and publish their work. Researching with Special Collections and Archives Everything you need to know about requesting and viewing special collection materials from across Harvard Library. Course Reserves We work with faculty and instructors to help provide students with access to course-related library resources. About Tozzer Library Recent News February 29, 2024 Tozzer Space Study How Harvard Library's User Research Center engaged with students, faculty, and staff about how they use Tozzer Library. September 1, 2023 Everyday Indigeneity: Championing Native Voices Harvard's Indigenous Knowledge Collection transcends the confines of scholarly texts and embraces Native voices in all forms. See More Access Tozzer Library is open to all Harvard ID holders. Non-Harvard ID holders interested in our general collections can apply for access. Special collections are open to all researchers by appointment . Materials must be requested 3 business days in advance of your visit. Tribal communities are welcome at Tozzer Library. Please email us to coordinate a visit at tozzerlibrary@fas.harvard.edu Location 21 Divinity Avenue Cambridge MA 02138 United States Map Building Accessibility Connect General Questions tozzerlibrary@fas.harvard.edu 617-495-2253 Book a Research Consultation