The 'Back' button on your browser is not the best way to navigate, use GeoRefs inbuilt navigation for best results. The best way to search for an author is by selecting the name from the Index. For example, let's look for articles by Jan A. Andersen. First look up Andersen in the Index. Each record in the GeoRef database contains one or more descriptors that define the specific topics of the article.
Descriptors are individual words or multi-word phrases that have been hyphenated.
Indexing is at the most specific level, particularly for systematic names. Records since 1969 include general terms so that you can search for either general terms such as United States, or specific terms such as Massachusetts or Suffolk County. Using Hyphenated Descriptors For most efficient searching, use hyphenated descriptors. You can also search descriptors by selecting the phrases directly from the Index through Lateral Searching. Each record in the GeoRef database contains one or more descriptors that define the specific topics of the article.