Inventorying Cultural Heritage Collections

Sandra Vanderwarf; Bethany Romanowski

doi:10.5771/9781538107263

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Copyright year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-0725-6
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-0726-3
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 226
Product type: Book Titles

1. Contents No access
2. Preface No access
1. Chapter 1. Centering Inventories in Museum Practice No access
2. Chapter 2. Creating an Inventory Project Road Map No access
3. Chapter 3. Identifying Inventory Objectives No access
4. Chapter 4. Winning Support for the Inventory No access
5. Chapter 5. Defining the Inventory Deliverables No access
6. Chapter 6. Deliverables Spotlight: Inventory Data and Databases No access
7. Chapter 7. Planning the Activities and Timelines No access
8. Chapter 8. Estimating Resource Needs No access
9. Chapter 9. Executing the Inventory No access
10. Chapter 10. Staying on Track No access
11. Chapter 11. Closing the Inventory No access
12. Chapter 12. Barcoding to Enhance Inventory Performance No access
13. Chapter 13. Inventorying Digital Collections No access
1. Case A. A Pan-Institutional Approach to Audiovisual Collection Inventories No access
2. Case B. Inventory and Cataloging Project at the Museum of Danish America No access
3. Case C. Gazing into the Abyss and Demystifying the First Comprehensive Inventory No access
4. Case D. Migrating an Archaeological Collection Catalog to CollectiveAccess No access
5. Case E. Bringing It Together: First Institution-Wide Special Collections Inventory at the New York Public Library Research Libraries No access
6. Case F. Recapturing Collections: Inventory at the Chicago Academy of Sciences-Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum No access
7. Case G. From Hobbyists to Professionals: A Case Study at the National Museum of Toys and Miniatures No access
8. Case H. Running from the Wrecking Ball: Inventory in Response to Disaster No access
9. Case I. Your History, Your Museum: Bringing Meaning to Chaos at Hennepin History Museum No access
10. Case J. Blood, Sweat, and Tears: A Collections Inventory Story at the American Swedish Institute No access
11. Case K. From Storage Boxes to Research Options: Cataloging Ancient Mural Fragments at ASU’s Research Lab in Teotihuacan, Mexico No access
12. Case L. Helping Heritage Survive: An Inventory Project in Postwar Kosovo No access
13. Case M. I’ve Seen It All—Inventory at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis No access
14. Case N. Inventory at the Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute No access
15. Case O. Inventory Interrupted: Turning a Challenge into an Opportunity No access
16. Case P. The First Full Inventory and Cataloging of the Collection of the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art No access
17. Case Q. Stealth Inventories at the TECHNOSEUM No access
18. Case R. Venturing into New Territory: Inventorying Born-Digital Objects in the AIGA Design Archives at the Denver Art Museum No access
Index No access Pages 221 - 224
About the Authors No access Pages 225 - 226