Anthropology Plus (EBSCO) This is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT INDEX IN THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL LITERATURE. It covers the material previously indexed in Anthropological Literature and Anthropological Index. Anthropological Literature covered the journal articles and edited works (anthologies) received by Harvard's Tozzer Library. The depth of this index in time (back to the early 19th century) and scope (all of the classic "four fields" of anthropology - archaeology, physical anthropology, cultural (social) anthropology, and linguistics) gave it a unique role in the bibliographical control of the anthropological literature, especially in North America. It put out its last print edition in 2008 but currently indexes 700 journals and series in Anthropology Plus. Anthropological Index, on the other hand, was published in England by the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (or RAI for short), and was especially strong in its coverage of anthropology in the UK, the British Commonwealth, and Europe; it extends from 1957 - present. It works with material in over 40 languages and currently indexes 800 journals. Now, these two indexes have been merged into this one online index, which, as a result, is uniquely extensive and comprehensive.