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evidential value: a standalone construct

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Archival science

the value of records as proof of how the creating organization was set up and how it carried out its functions.

In archival science, evidential value refers to the value of records as proof of how the creating organization was set up and how it carried out its functions. This meaning comes from Schellenberg (1956) in Modern archives.[1]

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References

Schellenberg, T. R. (1956). Modern archives. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226736839

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