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US
/ˈɑɹkaɪvɪst, ˈɑɹkəvɪst/
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[ UK /ˈɑːkaɪvˌɪst/ ]
[ UK /ˈɑːkaɪvˌɪst/ ]
NOUN
- a person in charge of collecting and cataloguing archives
How To Use archivist In A Sentence
- One of those questioned was reported to have been on the staff of the Hamburg police force, where he was employed as an archivist.
- Human documents belong to humankind: hence his rage against obstructive archivists who dare refuse access to precious materials which have fallen to their care.
- Many languish unseen in studio vaults, in the holdings of amateur and professional archivists and at the Library of Congress.
- The Chief Archivist will also arrange for independent audits of record-keeping in Government offices.
- While being an archivist cannot compare with the excitement of working for the security services, it most certainly is not dull.
- The Navy's historians, librarians, and archivists assist academic researchers in finding materials they need for research.
- Edward McCarter, supervisory archivist for still pictures at the National Archives, concurred. Mathew Brady's photographs made a president, captured reality of Civil War
- The archivist chronologized the documents
- Meaningful debate will require well stocked electronic warehouses and historians and archivists able to search and manage their cargo of resources.
- Underscoring the idea of archivist-as-peacemaker, this year’s award was shared by representatives of both sides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Khader Salameh of the Al-Aqsa Mosque Library in Jerusalem, and Yehoshua Freundlich of the Israel State Archives. Are Archivists Today’s Real Peacemakers? « ResourceShelf