Archive Standards
How the archive of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi catalogues, describes and preserves its records
The archive keeps a consistent description for every record it holds: what the record is, when it was created, who issued or signed it, where the original is held and how it may be consulted. The pages below set out those practices in full.
- Research Standards
How records are catalogued, how sources are ranked and how the archive cites material.
- Archive Methodology
How documents are accessioned, described, scanned, versioned and preserved.
- Evidence Standards
The classifications used internally to describe what a record does and does not establish.
- Corrections & Record Updates
How the archive corrects a date, name, title or description when better documentation is found.
- Verify a Kingdom Record
Check an archival identifier, version and integrity hash against the register.
- Archive Access
Request restricted material, high-resolution originals or research access.
To browse the records themselves, see Kingdom Records.