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original order: a standalone construct

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originalorder1 CONSTRUCTOriginal orderMULLER · ARCHIVAL SCIENCE

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Archival science

the archival principle that records are kept in the order and arrangement given to them by the body that created them.

In archival science, original order refers to the archival principle that records are kept in the order and arrangement given to them by the body that created them. This meaning comes from Muller (1898/2003) in Manual for the arrangement and description of archives.[1]

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References

  1. Muller, S., Feith, J. A., & Fruin, R. (2003). Manual for the arrangement and description of archives (A. H. Leavitt, Trans.). Society of American Archivists. (Original work published 1898) ISBN 9781931666015

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