A Modern Archives Reader: Basic Readings on Archival Theory and PracticeMaygene F. Daniels, Timothy Walch National Archives and Records Service, U.S. General Services Administration, 1984 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 357 pages |
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Page 91
... intrinsic value " has long been used by archivists to describe historical materials that should be retained in their original form rather than as copies . In 1979 ... intrinsic value have them to such 91 Intrinsic Value in Archival Materials.
... intrinsic value " has long been used by archivists to describe historical materials that should be retained in their original form rather than as copies . In 1979 ... intrinsic value have them to such 91 Intrinsic Value in Archival Materials.
Page 94
... intrinsic value are the origin of the records at the highest executive levels , breadth of effect , and importance of subject matter . APPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF INTRINSIC VALUE Records that possess any characteristic or quality of ...
... intrinsic value are the origin of the records at the highest executive levels , breadth of effect , and importance of subject matter . APPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF INTRINSIC VALUE Records that possess any characteristic or quality of ...
Page 95
... intrinsic value may be made for necessary archival purposes , including use by researchers . In fact , the fragility , rarity , or significance of the records may require that researchers nor- mally ... Intrinsic Value in Archival Materials.
... intrinsic value may be made for necessary archival purposes , including use by researchers . In fact , the fragility , rarity , or significance of the records may require that researchers nor- mally ... Intrinsic Value in Archival Materials.
Contents
PREARCHIVAL FUNCTIONS | 23 |
RECORDS APPRAISAL | 55 |
ARCHIVAL ACQUISITION | 101 |
Copyright | |
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acquisition activities agency American Archivist Appalachia appraisal archival institution archives administration Archives and Manuscripts Archives and Records arrangement basic card catalog catalog chronological collecting policy contain copies created custody deed documents donor entries established evidential example exhibit Federal Federal Records field agent file unit finding aids folders function Government graphics identify important individual interest intrinsic value inventory John Doe Library management by objectives manuscript collection ment microfilm Modern Archives National Archives needs NUCMC organization original order particular personal papers photographs physical preservation problems profes professional public records record group records centers records management Records Service reference service repository responsibility restrictions retrieval Schellenberg significant Society of American specific staff storage subgroup tape tion Trudy H types of records users usually vist World War II