Age+of+Exploration

** Resources in our Library: ** **Check our **


 * for Biographies** of Individual Explorers (both books and websites).

920 A - Extraordinary Explorers and Adventurers 920 L - Great Lives: Exploration
 * __Collective Biographies:__**

Ref 910 - Explorers and Exploration, 11 vol.
 * __Reference Section__**

Ref 920 - Explorers and Discoverers of the World

Ref 920 - Encyclopedia of World Biography

910 - lots of books about the Age of Exploration! 911 - Atlas of Exploration (Info and maps for each explorer) Use other atlases of world history (on the atlas stand) Also check 970.1 (for early exploration of North America
 * __Other Non-Fiction__**

__**Subscription Databases**__ **For Magazine articles, Reference sources, etc. ** • From the TVLR page, choose **Gale Student Resources in Context** (Or click on the icon above). Your id # is twinvalley  ---Click “proceed.” • **Enter the last name, first name of your person.** i.e. Brown, John • You may find Reference Sources, Magazine articles, Primary Sources, or Multimedia. • Look in the “Reference Sources” tab for an article marked “biography” to SIRS Discoverer (search same as above)

Other HELPFUL WEBSITES: [|Zoom Explorers] - An "Enchanted Learning Site" Provides brief information on an extensive list of explorers, with links to more information for many of them. This is a good place to begin. Check the alphabetical list, or choose an area of the world or a time period [|American Journeys]- Eyewitness Accounts of Early American Exploration and Settlement (for primary sources)

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