Class C: Auxiliary Sciences of History is a classification used by the Library of Congress classification system. This article outlines the subclasses of Class C
- Subclass C Auxiliary Sciences of History
- 1-51 Auxiliary Sciences of History (General)
- Subclass CB History of Civilization
- 3-482 History of Civilization
- 156 Terrestrial evidence of interplanetary voyages
- 158-161 Forecasts of future progress
- 195-281 Civilization and race
- 305-430 By period
- 440-482 Relation to special topics
- 450 Geography and civilization
- 478 Technology
- 481 War and civilization
- 482 Water and civilization
- 3-482 History of Civilization
- Subclass CC Archaeology
- 1-960 Archaeology
- 72-81 Philosophy. Theory
- 73-81 Methodology
- 83-97 Study and teaching. Research
- 135-137 Preservation, restoration, and conservation of antiquities. Antiquities and state
- 140 Forgeries of antiquities
- 200-260 Bells. Campanology. Cowbells
- 300-350 Crosses
- 600-605 Boundary stones
- 700-705 Stone heaps, cairns, etc., of unknown purpose
- 710 Hill figures
- 960 Lanterns of the dead
- 72-81 Philosophy. Theory
- 1-960 Archaeology
- Subclass CD Diplomatics. Archives. Seals
- 1-6471 Diplomatics. Archives. Seals
- 1-511 Diplomatics
- 70-79 Practice of special chancelleries
- 80-81 Formularies
- 87 Forgeries of documents
- 91-392 Collection of documents, facsimiles, etc., for study
- 501-511 Study and teaching
- 921-4280 Archives
- 995-4280 History and statistics
- 997 Biography of archivists
- 1000-4280 By region or country
- 995-4280 History and statistics
- 5001-6471 Seals
- 5191 Iconography
- 5201-5391 Ancient
- 5501-5557 Medieval
- 5561 Renaissance
- 5575-6471 Modern
- 1-511 Diplomatics
- 1-6471 Diplomatics. Archives. Seals
- Subclass CE Technical Chronology. Calendar
- 1-97 Technical Chronology. Calendar
- 21-46 Ancient
- 51-85 Medieval and modern
- 91-92 Perpetual calendars. Century calendars, etc.
- 1-97 Technical Chronology. Calendar
- Subclass CJ Numismatics
- 1-6661 Numismatics
- 1-4625 Coins
- 153 Finds of coins
- 161 Symbols, devices, etc.
- 201-1397 Ancient
- 1509-4625 Medieval and modern
- 4801-5450 Tokens
- 4861-4889 By period
- 4901-5336 By region or country
- 5350-5450 Special uses of tokens
- 5501-6661 Medals and medallions
- 5581-5690 Ancient
- 5723-5793 Medieval and modern
- 5795-6661 By region or country
- 1-4625 Coins
- 1-6661 Numismatics
- Subclass CN Inscriptions. Epigraphy
- 1-1355 Inscriptions. Epigraphy
- 120-740 Ancient inscriptions
- 750-753 Early Christian inscriptions
- 755 Medieval inscriptions (General)
- 760 Modern inscriptions (General)
- 805-865 By language
- 870-1355 By region or country
- 1-1355 Inscriptions. Epigraphy
- Subclass CR Heraldry
- 1-6305 Heraldry
- 51-79 Crests, monograms, devices, badges, mottoes, etc.
- 91-93 Shields and supporters
- 101-115 Flags, banners, and standards
- 191-1020 Public and official heraldry
- 1101-1131 Ecclesiastical and sacred heraldry
- 1179-3395 Family heraldry
- 3499-4420 Titles of honor, rank, precedence, etc.
- 4480-4485 Royalty. Insignia. Regalia, crown and coronets, etc.
- 4501-6305 Chivalry and knighthood (Orders, decorations, etc.)
- 4547-4553 Ceremonials, pageants, tournaments, etc.
- 4571-4595 Duels and dueling
- 4651-6305 Orders, etc.
- 1-6305 Heraldry
- Subclass CS Genealogy
- 1-3090 Genealogy
- 23-35 Genealogical lists, etc., covering more than one country or continent
- 38-39 Family history covering more than one country
- 42-2209 By region or country
- 2300-3090 Personal and family names
- 1-3090 Genealogy
- Subclass CT Biography
- 21-9999 Biography
- 21-22 Biography as an art or literary form
- 31-83 History of biographical literature. Lives of biographers
- 93-206 General collective biography
- 206 Portraits
- 210-3150 National biography
- 3200-9999 Biography. By subject
- 3200-3830 Biography of women (Collective)
- 3990 Academicians. Scholars. Savants
- 9960-9998 Other miscellaneous groups (Including adventurers, eccentrics, misers, etc.)
- 9999 Blank books for personal records, diaries, etc.
- 21-9999 Biography
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