Archives And Art

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Tim Johnson, Curator of Special Collections & Rare Books at the Elmer L. Andersen Library, presented on the history and role of archives. Archives have existed for thousands of years, evolving from ancient collections like cuneiform tablets and papyri to modern institutions. The archivist's role is to organize, preserve, and provide access to historically significant materials to support research and education. The Andersen Library houses several archival collections, including those focused on children's literature, university history, manuscripts, and specific subject areas.

Archives and Art Tim Johnson Curator of Special Collections & Rare Books Elmer L. Andersen Library

TALKING POINTS: Archives in general--their philosophy and history How archives are used The role of the archivist The collections

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY National Treasure (2004)

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Cuneiform tablets, 2000-2500 BCE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Papyri fragments 400-200 BCE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Dead Sea Scroll, 3 rd cent BCE to 1 st cent CE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Pottery Shards, 4 th to 5 th cent CE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Ancient Library of Alexandria, 3 rd cent BCE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Ancient Library at Ephesus, 135 CE

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Medieval Libraries: Oxford, Vatican

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: British Library

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: National Library, France

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: Library of Congress

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: National Archives

ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Elmer L. Andersen Library, U of M

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED --TYPES OF USES --NUTS AND BOLTS OF HOW TO

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES ECONOMIC, LEGAL LITERARY, RELIGIOUS

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES RESEARCH CENTERS POLITICAL CENTERS

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES EXPRESSIONS OF NATIONAL PRIDE FAMILY RESEARCH

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES Minnesota History Center

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” Andersen Library

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” Archives & Special Collections Web Page

ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” --Know the collection of interest and unit that owns it --Registration Form --Staff retrieves material; items don’t circulate --Reading Room protocols

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Tim Johnson Curator of Special Collections & Rare Books 111 Andersen Library 222 21 st Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55455 612-624-3552 [email_address]

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Archives And Art

1. Archives and Art Tim Johnson Curator of Special Collections & Rare Books Elmer L. Andersen Library

2. TALKING POINTS: Archives in general--their philosophy and history How archives are used The role of the archivist The collections

3. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

4. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY National Treasure (2004)

5. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Cuneiform tablets, 2000-2500 BCE

6. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Papyri fragments 400-200 BCE

7. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Dead Sea Scroll, 3 rd cent BCE to 1 st cent CE

8. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Pottery Shards, 4 th to 5 th cent CE

9. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Ancient Library of Alexandria, 3 rd cent BCE

10. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Ancient Library at Ephesus, 135 CE

11. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Medieval Libraries: Oxford, Vatican

12. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: British Library

13. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: National Library, France

14. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: Library of Congress

15. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: Library of Congress

16. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: National Archives

17. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Modern Libraries: National Archives

18. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Elmer L. Andersen Library, U of M

19. ARCHIVES—PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY Elmer L. Andersen Library, U of M

20. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED --TYPES OF USES --NUTS AND BOLTS OF HOW TO

21. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES ECONOMIC, LEGAL LITERARY, RELIGIOUS

22. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES RESEARCH CENTERS POLITICAL CENTERS

23. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES EXPRESSIONS OF NATIONAL PRIDE FAMILY RESEARCH

24. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED TYPES OF USES Minnesota History Center

25. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” Andersen Library

26. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” Archives & Special Collections Web Page

27. ARCHIVES—HOW THEY ARE USED NUTS AND BOLTS OF “HOW TO” --Know the collection of interest and unit that owns it --Registration Form --Staff retrieves material; items don’t circulate --Reading Room protocols

28. THE ROLE OF THE ARCHIVIST/CURATOR

29. THE ROLE OF THE ARCHIVIST/CURATOR Jedi Archivist, Jocasta Nu, Star Wars: “If an item does not appear in our records, it does not exist.”

30. THE ROLE OF THE ARCHIVIST/CURATOR World of Warcraft: 5 th Encounter, Karazhan

31. THE ROLE OF THE ARCHIVIST/CURATOR “The primary task of the archivist is to establish and maintain control, both physical and intellectual, over records of enduring value. Archivists select records, a process that requires an understanding of the historical context in which the records were created, the uses for which they were intended, and their relationships to other sources. The archivist then arranges and describes the records, in accordance with accepted standards and practices; ensures the long-term preservation of collections; assists researchers; and plans and directs exhibitions, publications, and other outreach programs to broaden the use of collections and to enlist support for archival programs.” Society of American Archivists

32. THE COLLECTIONS—NOT IN ANDERSEN LIBRARY Andersen Horticultural Library, Arboretum, Chanhassen

33. THE COLLECTIONS—NOT IN ANDERSEN LIBRARY James Ford Bell Library, West Bank, Wilson Library

34. THE COLLECTIONS—NOT IN ANDERSEN LIBRARY Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine

35. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Children’s Literature Research Collections

36. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY University Archives

37. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Manuscripts Division

38. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Charles Babbage Institute

39. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Social Welfare History Archives

40. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Kautz Family YMCA Archives

41. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Immigration History Research Center

42. THE COLLECTIONS—ANDERSEN LIBRARY Special Collections & Rare Books

43. QUESTIONS/DISCUSSION

44. Thank You! Come Visit Us!

45. Tim Johnson Curator of Special Collections & Rare Books 111 Andersen Library 222 21 st Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55455 612-624-3552 [email_address]

Editor's Notes

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