Adopted AtoM for university and personal archives

Archivo Histórico de la Universidad del Salvador

InstitutionArchivo Histórico de la Universidad del Salvador

CountryArgentina

MigrationAdopted AtoM for university and personal archives

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TypePrivate university archive

The Universidad del Salvador operates a populated AtoM catalogue for its historical archive. The service brings together the university's institutional records with donated personal and research collections, including the papers of Atahualpa Yupanqui, Eduardo Bergara Leumann, Ismael Quiles, Enrique and Ricardo Finochietto and the Instituto de Arqueología. Hundreds of hierarchical descriptions are available, many with digital access copies or metadata describing digitised documents. The archive uses AtoM's authority, subject and place structures to connect university history with literary, archaeological and medical collections. The live catalogue proves operational adoption, but no public implementation narrative identifies a launch date, predecessor database, data migration or Archivematica integration.

Original source

Archivo Histórico USAL

Universidad del Salvador

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Archivo Histórico de la Universidad del Salvador

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