Knjižnica oddelka za Arheologijo, Univerza v Ljubljani
Zavetiška 5, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 241 1558
Danijela Udovič, Head of Library
Phone386 (0) 1 241 1538
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After the Second World War the first structural changes are beign made. The inventary was made and the international exchange of the books began. In 1961 the library was moved to the head unit of Faculty of Arts at the Aškerčeva street, later in 1991 it was moved to its current location at the Zavetiška street. | After the Second World War the first structural changes are beign made. The inventary was made and the international exchange of the books began. In 1961 the library was moved to the head unit of Faculty of Arts at the Aškerčeva street, later in 1991 it was moved to its current location at the Zavetiška street. | ||
| − | In the late 1980s the part of the fond was categorised in the computer base, from the year 1999 the categorising is done by COBISS (Co-operative Online Bibliographic System & Services). From 1996 the library functions as unit of [[Faculty of Arts Central Humanities Library | + | In the late 1980s the part of the fond was categorised in the computer base, from the year 1999 the categorising is done by COBISS (Co-operative Online Bibliographic System & Services). From 1996 the library functions as unit of [[Faculty of Arts Central Humanities Library, University of Ljubljana]]. |
Currently the fond has around 26.000 units and is the third largest library for the field of archaeology. The largest fond of around 50.000 units has the Archaeological Institute at the Slovenian Ac... The library functions mainly as a reading room. The library material can be lended over the weekend, this way the material is availabe on every working day. The library has a reading room with access to computers. | Currently the fond has around 26.000 units and is the third largest library for the field of archaeology. The largest fond of around 50.000 units has the Archaeological Institute at the Slovenian Ac... The library functions mainly as a reading room. The library material can be lended over the weekend, this way the material is availabe on every working day. The library has a reading room with access to computers. | ||
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The first beginnins of this reference library date in the year Established:1923, when the Archaeological Seminar was established at the University of Ljubljana. Its founding fond was based on purchasing the collection from the private library of archaeologist Luka Jelić from Zagreb.
After the Second World War the first structural changes are beign made. The inventary was made and the international exchange of the books began. In 1961 the library was moved to the head unit of Faculty of Arts at the Aškerčeva street, later in 1991 it was moved to its current location at the Zavetiška street.
In the late 1980s the part of the fond was categorised in the computer base, from the year 1999 the categorising is done by COBISS (Co-operative Online Bibliographic System & Services). From 1996 the library functions as unit of Faculty of Arts Central Humanities Library, University of Ljubljana.
Currently the fond has around 26.000 units and is the third largest library for the field of archaeology. The largest fond of around 50.000 units has the Archaeological Institute at the Slovenian Ac... The library functions mainly as a reading room. The library material can be lended over the weekend, this way the material is availabe on every working day. The library has a reading room with access to computers.
In the past and in currently the library is subscribed to archaeological journals and reference magazine from 38 countries around the world. The access to some of the electronical editions of the magazine is possible at the computers in library's reading room.
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The Library of the Department of Archaeology … The Library of the Department of Archaeology includes a wide range of publications focusing on the theoretical side of the subject and the scientific disciplines employed in archaeology (including as well as excavation techniques the science of materials and their conservation).ence of materials and their conservation). +
The Library of the Department of Archaeolo … The Library of the Department of Archaeology includes a wide range of publications focusing on the theoretical side of the subject and the scientific disciplines employed in archaeology (including as well as excavation techniques the science of materials and their conservation).ence of materials and their conservation). +
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