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*The Archiving Checklist sets out what archiving tasks the personnel involved in an archaeological project should be doing at each stage of a project. Anyone playing a part in an archaeological project, whether this involves working in the field, laboratory or office, or in any specialist capacity, should be able to look at the templates (country and state specific ones can be found __here__) and see when and how they need to follow the archive process at any point in an archaeological project.
*The Archiving Checklist sets out what archiving tasks the personnel involved in an archaeological project should be doing at each stage of a project. Anyone playing a part in an archaeological project, whether this involves working in the field, laboratory or office, or in any specialist capacity, should be able to look at the templates (country and state specific ones can be found [here|QUESTIONNAIRES]) and see when and how they need to follow the archive process at any point in an archaeological project.
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