Start your research by consulting subject encyclopedias from many different disciplines--anthropology, art history, archaeology, , classical studies, religion. The entries will help you develop a multidisciplinary perspective on your topic and will allow you to develop strong research questions to explore.
Tip #1: Consider using on online concept mapping tool like Coggle to keep track of the branches of your research and the connections between them. Coggle allows you to revise and rework your map as you continue to research.
Tip #2: Consider using knowledge management software to keep track of and organize all of your research. Collins Library supports both RefWorks and Zotero.
Print encyclopedias and dictionaries are located on the first floor of Collins Library.
Brill's New Pauly: Encyclopaedia of the Ancient World (Antiquity) by 
An Encyclopedia of the History of Classical Archaeology by 
Encyclopedia of Underwater and Maritime Archaeology by The Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites by 
The Oxford Classical Dictionary Online, 3rd ed. rev. by 
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome by 
The Encyclopedia of Ancient History by 
The Oxford Companion to Archaeology by 
Archaeology: The Discipline of Things by 
Dictionary of Artifacts by Online Reference Collections:
These resources will lead you to additional primary and secondary sources.
Archaeology at the Millennium by 
Historical Atlas of the Ancient World by