CoPAR Bulletins

Council for the Preservation of Anthropological Records

Dedicated to helping anthropologists, librarians, archivists,
information specialists and others preserve and provide access to the
records of human diversity and the history of the discipline.


1.  Why Preserve Anthropological Records? –   Sydel Silverman

2.  Taking Stock of Your Records – Michael A. Little

3.  Easy Steps for Preserving Your Anthropological Records – Mary Elizabeth Ruwell

4.  Finding a Home for Your Records – Lynne M. Schmelz

5.  Organizing and Transferring Records – Ruth J. Person

6.  Appointing a Literary Executor – Thomas H. Wilson

7.  Saving Association Records – Nancy J. Parezo

8.  The Special Nature of Linguistic Records – Victor Golla

9.  Some Ethical Issues to Consider When Depositing Your Records Catherine S. Fowler
     and Steven J. Crum

10. Ethical Use of Anthropological Records Catherine S. Fowler and Steven J. Crum

11. Locating Archival Quality Materials  – Mary Elizabeth Ruwell

12. Basic Steps in Preservation of Photographs Willow Roberts Powers

13. Preserving Audio-Visual Materials on Magnetic Tape Willow Roberts Powers

14. Creating Records That Will Last Willow Roberts Powers

 

Council for the Preservation of Anthropological Records