Numismatics and inscriptions
- CJ 301-CJ 1291: Numismatics: Greek, Roman, Byzantine
- CN 340-CN 730:Inscriptions: Classical languages
History
- DE 1-DE 100: Greco-Roman World, Mediterranean. Classical Antiquities
- DE 46-DE 70: History of the Greco-Roman world--Antiquities. Civilization. Culture, archaeology
- DF 10-DF 289: Ancient Greece
- DF 75-DF 134: History of Greece--Ancient Greece--Antiquities. Civilization. Culture
- DF 221.5: Troy
- DF 501-DF 649: Medieval Greece. Byzantine Empire
- DF 895-DF 95: Greece: Local history
- DG 11-DG 365: Ancient Italy
- DG 11-DG 9802: History of Italy--Ancient Italy. Rome to 476
- DS 155-DS 156l: History of Asia--Asia Minor [before 1453, including Greek city-state and colonies]
- DG 401-DG 537: Medieval Italy. Renaissance Italy
- DG 600-DG 999: Italy: Local history (inc. Malta)
- DS 41-DS 66: Middle East, Ancient Orient, Near East, Soutwestern Asia, Arab east, antiquities, archaeology
- DS 69-DS 80: Iraq Antiquities
- DS 80-DS 90: Lebanon
- DS 92-DS 99: Syria
- DS 101-DS 111: Jerusalem, Antiquities
- DS 155-DS 156: Asia Minor
- DS 201-DS 248: Arabian Peninsula
- DS 260-DS 262: Iran, Antiquities
- DT 56-DT 70: Egypt, Antiquities
- DT 154: Sudan, Antiquities
- DT 168-DT 170: North Africa, Carthaginian period
Social History
- HQ 1127: Women in the ancient world
- HQ 1134: Women in ancient greece
- HQ 1136: Women in ancient rome
- HT 863: Slavery--History--Ancient, Slavery--Greece, Slavery--Rome, Slaves--Greece, Slaves--Rome
- HT 979: Slave Trade--Greece, Slave Trade--Roman
Economy
Books on ancient economy will be in the Hs -- but there is no one range of call numbers. It might start with HC, HF, HG, HT, HQ and others. Important to note that the books on the ancient economy will show Lippincott as a location. Lippincott is in Van Pelt-Dietrich Library and the books are in call number order as if the record gave Van Pelt Library as the location. Here are some sample subject headings.
- Mediterranean Region--Commerce--History--To 1500.
- Commerce--History--To 500.
- Consumption (Economics)--Social aspects--Mediterranean Region.
- Greece--Economic conditions--To 146 B.C.
- Egypt--Economic conditions--332 B.C.-640 A.D.
Even if a subject heading doesn't imply time period, for instance: Women--Greece--Social conditions--in many, many cases "ancient" is in the title or some part of the description or chapter heading. So a keyword search:-- women AND gree* AND econom* AND ancient-- will likely get you into the right time period.
Military and War
- U 33-U 35: Military Science: Greece & Rome
- U 805: Weapons: Ancient
- V 37-V 39: Naval Science: Greek & Roman
- VM 16: Naval Architecture: Ancient, Greek, Roman, Egyptian
