Appraisal of Sound Recordings for Textual Archivists

Abstract

As the twentieth century draws to a close, archivists are finding that audio recordings constitute a greater percentage of potential collections than ever before. Although audio materials do present a number of special concerns that require careful evaluation, archivists who are familiar with traditional, manuscript and textoriented appraisal methodologies will find that the most fundamental elements apply to audio recordings as well.

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