42828
Accession Number
13026
Title Of Article Chaper
A three-part system for storage of archaeological collections
Title Of Journal Book
Curator
Volume
23
Issue
1
Pages
55-62
Collation
16 refs.
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Symposium on the curation of archaeological collections
Meeting City
Vancouver
Abstract
Archaeological collections at the University of Michigan are stored according to their usage. Class 1 is frequently used reference material; 2 is occasionally consulted, documented material; 3 is bulk collections used rarely. Location of items and collection is by indices (e.g., computer generated). Class 1 items are held near offices, etc., and housed in dust-free cabinets with ease of access. Class 2 items are more remotely stored on industrial shelving. Class 3 are palletized off-site. This scheme allows good use of resources.
Keywords
Museum, storage; Museum, archaeology ICCROM
pub_id
42828
Meeting Date
19790400