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A topical subject used as a subject added entry. Subject added entries are assigned to a bibliographic record to provide access according to established subject cataloging principles and guidelines. Any institution assigning subject headings based on the lists and authority files identified in the 2nd indicator position or in subfield ‡2 may use field 650. A topical subject added entry consists of a general subject term including the name of an event or object.A topical subject used as a subject added entry. Subject added entries are assigned to a bibliographic record to provide access according to established subject cataloging principles and guidelines. Any institution assigning subject headings based on the lists and authority files identified in the 2nd indicator position or in subfield ‡2 may use field 650. A topical subject added entry consists of a general subject term including the name of an event or object.
Archivist's Toolkit [electronic resources] / Archives Association of British Columbia. -- [British Columbia] : AABC, c2009. -- 1 website. -- Mode of Access: World Wide Web. -- In English. -- Title from web page. -- Contents: Introduction to Archives -- Establishing an Archive -- Acquisition, Appraisal, and accessioning -- Arrangement and description -- Preservation and emergency planning -- Reference and access -- Automation and digitization -- Electronic
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Powell, Ronald R., and Lynn Silipigni Connaway. Basic Research Methods for Librarians. Library and information science text series. Westport, Conn: Libraries Unlimited, 2004. Author: [Ronald R Powell