Archival Strategies and Techniques
Published 1 January 1993
Michael R. Hill
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This chapter discusses archive Sedimentation Structure, Control, and Technology, as well as strategies for Organizing Archival Data Methodological Complexities.
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Introduction Archival Sedimentation Structure, Control, and Technology Getting Started 'Targets' and 'Tool Kits' Orientation Interviews Confronting the 'Black Box' Problem Life in the Reading Room Strategies for Organizing Archival Data Methodological Complexities Publication, Citations, and Permissions Non-Archival Data Sources
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