Enter a superscript numeral 1 at the end of a sentence or paragraph that needs to be cited. The superscript should come behind any quotations and/or punctuation marks.
Tab one time or indent by five spaces at the bottom of the page and place the subscript No. 1 followed by the resource author's first name and last name, (comma) title of the work (left parenthesis) place of publication: (colon) Publisher, (comma) Date of Publication) (end parenthesis) page number. (period).
Example: 1 Mary Smith, Ageless Art: Historical Themes Represented in Artwork (New York: Publisher's Press, 2001) 114.
Type the next numerical superscript number the second time a resource is cited. This time, at the bottom of the page, list only the author's last name and citation's page number (no comma between) followed by a period.
Example: 3 Smith 115.
Continue numbering citations with superscript numbers in standard numerical order. Continue citing the full reference information each time a new resource is introduced and noting only the author and page number for each additional time the same resource is recalled.