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Highlights
Our anthropology and archaeology collections are some of the most comprehensive and oldest in the world.
- Archaeology of the Americas
- Anthropological field notes
- Scholars' personal libraries
- Student dissertations/theses
Research Guides
Our research guides can help you make the most of your research at Tozzer.
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Spaces
Tozzer offers open seating areas with public computers, along with several spaces that can be reserved by Harvard faculty, staff, or students. You can also search Find a Space to see more options.
![Study Room A empty with four chairs around a table](/sites/default/files/styles/button_callout/public/screenshot_2019-11-13_find_a_space_harvard_library.png?h=6347d0c5&itok=U-vcJWsN)
![study carrels in a sunlit room emptied of people](/sites/default/files/styles/button_callout/public/dsc_0312.jpg?h=6302e12c&itok=iSpTOXXT)
![two wooden study carrels near a window](/sites/default/files/styles/button_callout/public/study_carrels_hunap_0.jpg?h=9c86ceb9&itok=t3S4PvCs)
Accessibility of Tozzer Library
- The main entrance to Tozzer Library via Divinity Avenue is accessible by automatic door and elevator.
- Study rooms on the lower level are accessible via the library elevator, which is to the left once you enter the library.
- There are two all-gender restrooms on Level 1 of Tozzer Library.
Contact Susan Gilman, sgilman@fas.harvard.edu, with questions about accessibility of elevators, study spaces, meeting rooms, and restrooms.