To find a print book, first find the book's location and call number by searching for the title on our website. Most of our print books are located on the 3rd floor of the Stratton Taylor Library (STL), but you may also see books located on the 2nd floor and in the Pryor Stacks.
If you have trouble locating a book, ask for help at the front desk.
Most books and other items in the library are organized by the Library of Congress Classification system. Native American studies is a multidisciplinary field so books can be found in several areas. Native American history and culture can be found in the E's and F's. Native American law can be found in the KF's. Art is in the N's and Native American languages are in the PM's.
Here are the subjects associated with specific call numbers, in case you'd like to browse. However, if you are looking for something specific, searching the library catalog is usually quicker.
E History (General America and United States)
184.5-185.98 African Americans
186-199 Colonial History
201-298 Revolution
300-453 Revolution to Civil War
456-655 Civil War
660-738 Late Nineteenth Century
740-837.7 Twentieth Century
838-887 Late Twentieth Century, 1961-
F History (Local U.S., Canada, Mexico, South America)
1-975 United States Local History
691-705 Oklahoma
1001-1140 Canada
1201-3799 Latin America, South America
KF Law of the United States
1-9827 Federal law. Common and collective state law
1201-1799 Law of Oklahoma
PM101-2711 American languages (Aboriginal)
