Archival series
Meaning in history, with examples
In history, archival series means: A group of records linked by a common activity, function or filing process and maintained as a unit.
In Turkish: arşiv serisi
How it is used
Distinguish a series from a whole fonds and from a single file; catalogue structures vary.
Example sentences
The archival series contains annual reports from successive directors.
Continuity of function links records despite changing officeholders.
The researcher moved to another archival series to find the incoming letters.
Different filing processes can separate related correspondence.
Common collocations
- describe an archival series
- archival series reference
Related terms
More terms: Sources and Archives
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