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GOOGLE DOCS CITATION TEMPLATE!

Ancient Egypt Research File
Make a copy of this Google Doc and save it in your Drive to collect information for your Works Cited page.

Search the Library Catalog in order to find useful books. Try searching the following subject headings to get started:

Here are some books we have available in our collection (updated 6/25):

The Ancient Near East : An Encyclopedia for Students
Provides an overview of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Iran/Persia, and the Arabian Peninsula, covering more than 4,000 years, from the Early Bronze Age to 325 B.C.E.
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The Ancient World by Mark S. Aldenderfer (Editor); Carole A. Barrett (Editor); Christopher Ehret (Editor); Katherine Anne Harper (Editor)
Contains essays discussing important events which occurred in ancient history and how they changed the world.
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UXL Encyclopedia of World Mythology
Entry topics include: gods and goddesses; heroes and other key characters; motifs and global themes; major myths; and national or cultural mythologies.
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Use each Encyclopedia to get an overview of your topic:

Follow this link to another Libguide featuring short videos about Ancient Egyptian History & Civilization.

Citing your sources: Ancient Egypt Project
This slideshow covers citing sources with a Google Doc and includes how to cite: books; websites; and encyclopedias.
Citing Sources using a Google Doc VIDEO
This is a screencast of the slideshow above, featuring narration.

NoodleTools
You can use NoodleTools to create your notecards, outline, and bibliography.
Use your Collegiate email address to sign in under "Access via G Suite" and then select "Sign in with Google."
NoodleTools Quick Guide for Students
This quick guide covers the following topics:
-How to log in with GOOGLE
-How to start a new project and a source list
-How to create notecards
-How to share a project with your teacher
-How to set up a project collaboration with your classmates
NoodleTools complete list of tutorials