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How to search for an article?
The full list of articles in the Library allows different searching criteria. You might look for:
- The author. If you know the author of a specific paper you look for, select his or her last name in the third column. Please bear in mind that the author Ilya U. Topper is listed under 'Ilya' as to avoid confusions.
- An Epoch. The fourth column allows you to select any article focussed on Early Ages, Prehistory, Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance or Present. For more information read Epoch page.
- A Title. If you know one word of the the title or even part of a word, just write it in the blank field above the word 'Titel' and strike 'Enter'. You'll be offered a list of all articles with this word in the title.
- A specific Subject? Select the term of your choice in the fifth column (for more information have a look at Subjects)
- A Year. The last column at the right allows you to choose the year the article was written. This column does not consider the publication of the paper at newchronology but only its writing date. An article published on this site yesterday but written ten years ago will be listed under '1999'. Anyhow, at the 'New!' section you'll find the last ten or twelve articles published, regardless of the date the were written.
We do not group the articles by countries or regions, because most of them cover several countries.
You can filter the list step by step. You might first wish to set the language to "English" (left column). Then you choose "Middle Ages" in the fourth column. Finally you select "Fakes" in the fifth column. Now you'll be only offered papers (in English) about fakes in the Middle Ages. You can continue by selecting an author and a year... if there are still too much articles left. To start a new search, you must click at the left on the words "Show all".
If you want to send an article of our website to friends or want to save it on your computer please go to the corresponding title in the library and copy the link address.