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Introduction to Archival Organization and Description

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Introduction to Archival Organization and Description
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN/ASIN: 0892365455
ISBN-13: 9780892365456
Number of pages: 68

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Introduction to Archival Organization and Description guides the novice to an understanding of the nature of archival information and documentation. Chapters cover topics such as the characteristics of archival materials, the gathering and analysis of information for archival description, and the implementation of descriptive tools in information systems.

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