Use of "AND" and "OR": Use of "and" combines two important concepts. Using "or" brings up items containing either of the search terms.
Example: in library search box, search Catawba AND pottery; in "Advanced Search", you'll find powerful guided searching using "and", "or", and selecting specific fields to search (for example Title, Subject, and more)
Examples:
1. To find fewer: narrow the search with “and” 2. To find more: broaden the search with “or”
Example keyword searches:
“Catawba and pottery*”
“Catawba AND (Nation OR Indian* OR pottery)”.
