The e-mail address used to contact an Organisation or Person .
The fax number used to contact an Organisation or Person .
The elements of an address which are required for retrieval purposes.
The postcode or zip code of an Address .
The telephone number used to contact an Organisation or Person .
The address of an Organisation , Person or Location as expressed for mailing purposes.
The status or use of the Address recorded
How a Date relates to an event in the object's history.
A term describing the extent to which the Date - earliest/single recorded is thought to be correct.
The earliest probable or exact date at which an event in the object's history is thought to have occurred.
A qualification of the earliest probable or exact date at which an event in the object's history is thought to have occurred.
A term describing the extent to which the Date - latest recorded is thought to be correct.
The latest probable date at which an event in the object's history is thought to have occurred.
A qualification of the latest probable date at which an event in the object's history is thought to have occurred.
The method by which the Date was established.
A textual expression of the period when an event in an object's history is thought to have occurred.
The textual expression of the date or date span when an event in an object's history is thought to have occurred.
The date on which an Access category was recorded.
A record of the level of access allowed to an object or group of objects based on their needs or significance.
Additional information about the Access category of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The date on which an object formally enters the collections and is recorded in the accessions register.
The name of a member of staff giving final approval for the acquisition to proceed.
The date on which the Acquisition authoriser gives final approval for an acquisition to proceed.
The date on which title to an object or group of objects is transferred to the institution.
Restrictions applying to all the objects acquired with the support from an Acquisition funding source .
The Person or Organisation from whom the Acquisition funding was obtained.
The funding used to support the transfer or acquisition of an object
The total price paid for a group of objects at acquisition, including taxes for which the purchase is liable. If individual prices are known for specific objects in the group, use Object acquisition price.
The means by which title to an object is formally transferred to the museum.
General information about the acquisition.
The price which the institution offers for the purchase of an object.
The price at which an object is offered for sale to the institution.
The total price paid for an object at acquisition, including taxes for which the purchase is liable. Associated with the Object number. If no individual prices are known for specific objects in the group (e.g. a lot bought at auction), use Group purchase price.
The denomination or currency of the Original object purchase price.
The price paid for an object in the original currency at the time of purchase.
Restrictions applying to all the objects in a single acquisition.
The reason or justification for an acquisition.
A unique identifying number for information on the acquisition of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a valuation. This will normally be the object number.
The People, Person or Organisation from whom the object was obtained, if different from the Owner. The Acquisition source may be an agent or other intermediary between the acquiring institution and the Owner. For archaeological archives, use Acquisition source to record the excavating body responsible for preparing and depositing the archive with the museum.
The type of source from which the object was acquired.
A unique identifying number for each transfer of title or acquisition event. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a transfer of title or acquisition process. The number may be assigned to a transfer of title form.
An activity associated an object or group of objects.
A concept associated with an object.
A wider cultural context to which an object or group of objects relates.
The history of the object, including its creation, owners, vendors and the circumstances surrounding such events. Record information here which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The way in which an Organisation, a People,a Person, a Place, an Event or an Object are associated with a particular object or specimen.
An Organisation associated with the object's history
A People associated with the object's history.
A Person associated with the object's history
A date associated with an object.
A place associated with an object.
The date of an event in an object's history.
An historical event associated with the object, not including production and collections management events. Use the Object history note to describe details about the nature of the association.
An Organisation associated with an event in the object's history (other than field collection or ownership).
A People associated with an event in the object's history (other than field collection or ownership)
A Person associated with an event in the object's history (other than field collection or ownership)
A place associated with an event in the object's history.
A term describing the nature of the Associated event name.
The Object number of an object which is related to, or associated with, the object being described.
Indicates whether the object being described is a part of the Related object.
The Person or Organisation carrying out an audit. The Auditor is individually accountable for the Object audit result .
A code indicating the priority of an object for auditing purposes.
The date the object was last checked in its location.
The method used to audit an object or group of objects.
Additional information about the audit of an object.
A unique identifying number for the audit of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of an audit.
The result of an audit of an object.
The type of audit project being carried out.
The type of audit carried out on an object.
The name of the Person or Organisation responsible for producing a condition check or detailed assessment of an object's condition and conservation needs.
The date the condition of an object was checked or a technical assessment was completed.
The method used when carrying out a condition check or technical assessment.
The date on which the next condition check or technical assessment is due.
Additional information about the condition checking or technical assessment of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
A unique identifying number for the condition checking or technical assessment of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a condition check or technical assessment.
Detailed assessment of the condition of an object and the required treatment.
A single term describing the completeness of an object
Additional information about the completeness of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The date an object was first established as damaged or missing.
The method by which an object or group of objects was lost to the collections.
Additional information about the loss of an object
The unique number assigned to the record of the loss of an object or group of objects. The number should also refer to a file containing all written documentation about the loss of an object.
The Person reporting the loss or damage to an object.
A single term describing the condition of an object.
A brief description of the condition of an object.
The materials used in the conservation of an object.
The method used in the conservation of an object.
Additional information about conservation of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The date on which the next stage of a conservation process is due.
A unique identifying number for the conservation of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of conservation.
The name of the Person or Organisation treating the object.
The date on which conservation treatment is completed.
Detailed description of the conservation treatment undergone by an object.
A term describing an object's need for Conservation treatment.
The date when an item was struck off the accession register.
The date an object is disposed of.
The way in which an object is disposed of.
The object number assigned to a deaccessioned object by the recipient.
Additional information about the disposal of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The total price paid for an object at disposal, including taxes for which the transfer is liable. Associated with the Object number. If no individual prices are known for specific objects in the group, use Group disposal price
The People , Person or Organisation proposed as recipients for an object to be disposed of by way of transfer, gift or sale.
Restrictions applying to all the objects to be disposed of.
The reason or justification for an object or objects being disposed of
The People , Person or Organisation receiving an object to be disposed of by way of transfer, gift or sale.
The unique number assigned to the disposal of an object or group of objects. The number should also refer to a file containing all written documentation about the disposal.
The total price paid for a group of objects at disposal including taxes for which the purchase is liable. If individual prices are known for specific objects in the group, use Disposal price.
A textual expression of the age or developmental phase of a natural science specimen.
A qualification of the statement of the Age of a natural science specimen.
The unit of measurement used to describe the Age of a natural science specimen.
The numeric age of a natural science specimen when it died. Use Age unit to describe the unit of measurement used and Age qualifier to qualify the information. Use Phase for a textual description of Age .
The colour of the object.
The description of an Object component within the scope of the Unit of information identified in Object component information
The unit of information describing an Object component name.
The non-separable part or component of an object which is being described.
An activity depicted in or described by an object.
A concept depicted in or described by an object.
A date depicted in or described by an object
A general description of a depiction in an object, or description of an object without making interpretation. (Use Brief description and Physical description to describe the object's other features.)
An event depicted in or described by an object.
A term describing the nature of the Content - event name.
Additional information about the object's content which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
A description of the representational or information content of an object. This may include descriptions of the content of all audio and visual works.
An object depicted in or described by another object.
A term describing the nature of the Content - object.
The Organisation depicted in or described in an object.
A People depicted in or described by an object.
A Person depicted in or described by an object.
A Place depicted in or described by an object.
The position on the object of a depiction or description.
The date on which the Dimension value was recorded.
The aspect of a part or component of an object being measured.
The part of the object measured.
The measurement of statistical deviation given for a dimension. If left blank, the assumption is that the Dimension accuracy recorded is thought to be correct. Do not use capitalisation or punctuation.
The unit of measurement used when measuring a Dimension.
The numeric value of the measurement of a Dimension.
The method used to mount or preserve a specimen.
The gender of an animal specimen.
The text inscribed as part of the decoration or construction of an object recorded in the original language.
The date on which an inscription was made.
A description of non-textual marks inscribed on an object.
The People , Person or Organisation responsible for inscribing an object.
The interpretation of an inscription or mark on an object.
The language used in a textual inscription on an object.
The method used to inscribe a mark or text on an object.
A term describing the position of an inscription on an object.
The script used in a textual inscription on an object.
A translation into the institution's first language of a textual inscription on an object.
The transliteration of a textual inscription on an object.
The form or function of the inscription.
The basic materials and media from which the object is constructed.
The name of a significant component, inclusion or trace in the material of which an object or specimen is made. This could also include a patina or corrosion product which has developed on the object and is of sufficient significance to require documenting
To record further information about a material component
The name commonly used to designate a particular or characteristic material, and additional to or further defining the basic material itself. This may be the vernacular or generally used name for a certain type of material or a brand name.
The geographical origin of naturally occurring vegetable, animal or geological materials which either have been used to form an object or form specimens or deposits in their own right e.g. a quarry source for stone, country of origin of timber, geological outcrop for imported stone or fossil. (Note that this is separate from Object Production Place which is where the original materials are modified by human intervention to form an object)
General visual appearance of the object.
The name of a technical attribute possessed by the object which can be described and quantified.
The unit of measurement used when measuring a Technical attribute.
The measurement of a named Technical attribute.
Processes, methods, techniques and tools used to fabricate or decorate the object.
A term describing the nature of the Technique.
The name of the person assigned the responsibility to accompany the object on an external move.
The date on which an object or objects leaves the museum.
The precise date on which an object or objects leaving the museum is due to be delivered at its destination.
The Person or Organisation to whom an object is being despatched.
The method by which an object or group of objects leaves the museum.
Additional information relating to the despatch of an object which cannot be recorded elsewhere.
A unique identifying number for each despatch. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a despatch. The number may be assigned to a despatch note or receipt.
The date on which an object or group of objects enters the museum.
The Person or Organisation from whom a loaned or temporarily deposited object was obtained, if different from the Current owner or Lender.
Requirements made by a depositor or owner concerning the deposit of an object or group of objects.
A unique number assigned to the entry of an object or group of objects and used to track objects prior to their return or acquisition. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of objects entering the institution for the first time. The number should be the one assigned to an entry form or receipt.
The date to which the environmental condition note applies.
A record of the environmental conditions in which an object is kept
The Person or Organisation responsible for collecting a specimen or object in the field.
A number or code identifying physical evidence of an archaeological event, such as a wall, pit or ditch.
The date of a context.
A level within a context.
The date an object is collected in the field.
The name of an event at which the object was collected.
The unique number assigned to a field collection event. The number should also refer to a file containing written documentation about the loan.
The name of a geological complex from which a geological specimen was collected.
A term describing the surroundings and environment of the area where a specimen was collected in the field.
Additional information about the habitat of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The method used to excavate or collect an object in the field
Additional information about the place or method of field collection or excavation.
A number or code assigned to an object collected in the field before an Entry number or Object number is assigned.
The place where an object was excavated or collected in the field.
A precise position in a Place , usually to record the finding of a specimen in field collection.
The social, socio-professional, ethnic, etc., groups from which the object was collected our bought. May be different from the group of production and/or the group use.
The stratigraphic unit from which a field collection was made.
Additional information about a Stratigraphic unit name.
The nature of the Stratigraphic unit name from which a field collection was made.
The method by which an object or group of objects is deposited.
Additional information about the deposit of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
Requirements that may be unique or special to a particular object.
Information about the packing of an object or group of object's at the time of deposit at the museum.
The reason for an object or group of objects physically entering the museum.
The opening date of an exhibition at a particular Venue.
The number assigned to an object in an exhibition catalogue
The closing date of an exhibition at a particular Venue.
The name of the Person or Organisation organising an exhibition.
A unique identifying number for the exhibition of an object or group of objects under the auspices of the institution. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of an exhibition.
The name of an exhibition or display.
The name of a section of the institution charged with the responsibility for the object and maintaining its documentation.
Additional comments made about the object by visitors, curators or researchers.
A number assigned to an object by the maker within a limited edition or special run.
A text description of the object in approximately one sentence; normally used for administrative and identification purposes. It records the most important information from a number of separate descriptive units of information.
A description of features which could uniquely identify an object, bringing together details from other groups of units of information such as Identification, Inscription, Condition which could in a sentence uniquely identify an object.
A number assigned to an group of objects produced at the same time by the maker.
A record of the number of objects at the next level down in the object record.
The name of the Person or Organisation responsible for identifying the Object name.
A statement of the status of an Object name.
The date when the name assigned to the object or specimen was first identified.
The method used to identify an object name.
The language used for the Object name, Other name or Title given to an object.
A statement of the position of the Object name in a classification scheme.
A description of the form, function or type of object.
Additional information about the Object name.
The classification system from which the Object name is taken.
The type of Object name recorded.
A unique number identifying the object or specimens, including any separated parts.
The name assigned to an object or group of objects by the artist/creator or collector at the time of origin or subsequent titles either specifically assigned or generally understood to refer to the object(s).
A translation into the institution's first language of a title as recorded.
The nature of the Title recorded.
A description of an Other number assigned to an object.
An alternative number for the object other than the Object number.
A statement of the standing of a natural science specimen or other object in relation to others in existence.
The date confirmation of indemnity cover is received from the indemnifying body.
The sum determined by the national Government Indemnity Scheme which the indemnified organisation is responsible.
Additional information about the indemnity, including any special conditions which apply.
A unique identifying number of the indemnity as assigned by the institution. The number should be a reference to written documentation about the indemnity, which should include a copy of the indemnity.
The date when a Government Indemnity arrangement is due for renewal.
The name of the Person or Organisation responsible for insuring an object or group of objects.
Additional information about the insurance, including any special conditions which apply.
The number of the insurance policy as assigned by the Insurer.
A unique identifying number of the insurance as assigned by the institution. The number should be a reference to written documentation about the indemnity, which should include a copy of the indemnity.
The date when an insurance policy is due for renewal.
The date on which the lender's authoriser gives approval for a loan in to proceed.
The name of a member of staff giving final approval for the loan in to proceed.
Conditions applying to objects as part of the loan in agreement.
The name of the Person assigned responsibility for managing a loan in on behalf of your own institution.
The details of a People , Person or Organisation lending an object to the institution.
The details of a Person designated by the lender of an object to be responsible for dealing with the loan on their behalf.
General information about a loan in.
The unique number assigned to the loan of objects from outside the institution. The number should also refer to a file containing written documentation about the loan.
The date on which the Venue authoriser gives final approval for a Venue to take a loan out.
The name of a member of staff at a lending institution giving final approval for a Venue to take a loan out.
The details of a Person or Organisation borrowing an object from the institution.
A statement of conditions on the loan of an object from an institution in addition to those normally laid down.
The details of a Person or Organisation designated by the Borrower to be responsible for dealing with the loan on their behalf.
General information about a loan out.
The unique number assigned to the loan of objects to other institutions. The number should also refer to a file containing all written documentation about the loan out.
The date on which an Loaned object status was recorded.
The stage in the Loans out procedure which an individual object to be loaned out has reached.
The Organisation responsible for the venue where an exhibition is to be held.
Information about the access to a specific Location.
The Address of a Location where it is not to be found on the main site of an institution.
The date on which Location condition note was recorded.
Information about the condition of the location, including such as the environmental conditions or state of cleanliness. To record the suitability of an object to a location, use Current location fitness.
A term describing the extent to which an object's current location is fitted to the object's requirements.
The place within the institution where an object is currently located.
Information about the reason for an object's being at its Current location.
The date an object was place at the Current location.
The nature or category of a Location.
The name of the member of staff responsible for the object during the move.
The method used in the movement of an object.
Additional information about the movement of an object or group of objects which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The date an object is due to be returned from a Current location which is not its Normal location.
A unique identifying number for the movement of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a movement.
The date an object is actually removed from a Current location.
The date an object is due to be returned to or collected by the Current owner or Depositor.
The name of the Person assigned responsibility for a despatch by an approved Shipper.
Additional information about shipping an object.
Specific recommendations for packing an object in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
The name of the Person or Organisation assigned responsibility for removing object(s) from the institution's premises.
The place within the institution where an object is normally located.
Information about the security of a specific Location.
Information about the access to an object before title was transferred to the institution.
A term defining the type of ownership existing for an object before title was transferred to the institution.
The means by which title to an object was transferred to the Current owner.
Additional information about the Ownership exchange which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The total price paid for an object at when the title passed to the Current owner, including taxes for which the transfer is liable.
Details of the owner of a loaned or temporarily deposited object, or other object in the museums custody which does not belong to the institution.
The dates when a Person or Organisation acquired the title to an object.
The place where an object was owned before title was transferred to the Current owner.
The means by which title to an object was transferred to a Previous owner.
Additional information about acquisition of an object by a Previous owner, which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The total price paid for an object when the title passed to a Previous owner, including taxes for which the transfer was liable.
The date when a Previous owner acquired the title to an object.
The date when a Previous owner ceased to own the title to an object.
Details of a People , Person or Organisation who previously owned the object.
The place where an object was owned before title was transferred to the Current owner.
The name of the person giving final approval for a procedure to take place
The date on which an authoriser gives final approval for a procedure to take place.
Additional information about the cost of a procedure.
The amount paid in the course of a procedure
The date on which a procedure is begun.
The date on which a procedure ended.
The Person or Organisation responsible for carrying out a procedure.
Additional information about procedure which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The date on which a process is completed.
The method used to carry out the process on an object.
Additional information about the process of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The Person or Organisation responsible for carrying out a process on an object.
A unique identifying number for the process carried out on an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a process.
The reason for the procedure taking place.
The date on which a requester makes a request for a procedure to occur.
The date on which a requester wishes for a procedure to occur.
Details provided by the Person or Organisation making a request for a procedure or process to occur.
The name of the Person or Organisation making a request for a procedure to occur.
The date on which a procedure is scheduled to begin.
The date on which a procedure is scheduled to end.
The date on which the status of a procedure was recorded.
The stage in the procedure which an individual object has reached.
The date on which the status of a procedure will next be reviewed.
The name assigned to a procedure or project carried.
The date when a stage in the design, creation or manufacture of the object took place.
Additional information about the object's production
An Organisation involved in the design, creation or manufacture of the object.
A People involved in the design, creation or manufacture of an object.
A Person involved in the design, creation or manufacture of an object.
A Place where a stage in the design, creation or manufacture of the object took place.
The reason why an object was produced.
The type of production or the stage in the production process which is being described.
Styles or schools relating to the object.
A single term describing the nature of the relationship between the Reference and the object.
Details of a bibliographic or other reference to the object. The reference can be in any media e.g. published, unpublished, audio, video, computer record
Details of the specific nature of the relevance of the Reference to the object, including an abstract if required.
A number uniquely identifying a Reference.
A term describing the nature of the Reference.
The date on which reproduction is completed.
A description of the appearance of the object in the reproduction.
The dimensions of the reproduction.
The location of reproductions (such as photos, replicas) of an object.
The basic materials and media from which the Reproduction is constructed.
The method used to reproduce an object.
Additional information about the reproduction of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
A unique number to identify the reproduction of an object.
A unique identifying number for the reproduction of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a reproduction.
The Person or Organisation responsible for the reproduction of an object for collections management purposes.
The medium of the reproduction.
Restrictions agreed on the publication of details of an object, personnel, site location or other details associated with the object or archive.
Text acknowledging a donation or loan, normally used on an display label.
The first date on which a licence or certificate held by the museum is current.
Details of any licences or certificates held (other than copyright or other rights of use or performance) which applies to the object while in the institution's custody, whether acquired or not.
The last date on which a licence or certificate held by the museum is current.
The unique number stated on the licence or certificate held by the museum
The date when a licence or certificate held by the museum is due for renewal. Use this unit where the renewal is to be applied for in advance of the Legal/licence requirements held end date).
Details of any legislation (other than copyright or other rights of use or performance) which applies to the object while in the institution's custody, whether acquired or not.
The name of a member of staff giving final approval for a reproduction or performance to proceed.
The date on which the Reproduction/performance rights authoriser gives final approval for a reproduction or performance to proceed.
The first date on which a copyright or performance right is current.
The date on which an Reproduction/performance rights consent status was recorded.
The status of the process of applying for permission to reproduce an item or perform a work. The reproduction or performance rights may be held by another Person or Organisation .
The last date on which a copyright or performance right is current.
The owner of copyright or other rights relating to the use or reproduction of the object.
Details of the copyright or performance rights of an object and any restrictions on the use of an object or of an image or of the reproduction or public playing of the object.
A unique number identifying a request for the reproduction or performance rights of an object. The number should also identify written documentation relating to the photography event.
The date on which the Reproduction/performance rights requester makes a request for reproduction or performance rights of an object.
Details provided by the Person or Organisation making a request for reproduction or performance rights of an object.
The name of the Person or Organisation requesting the reproduction or performance rights of an object.
The specific type of right being recorded in relation to an object, document, photograph or work of art.
The date on which a Hazard was identified.
Details of potential hazards to people or other objects that the handling and storing of the object can present.
Details of potential hazards to people or other objects that the handling and storing of the object can present which are not recorded using controlled terminology in Hazard.
A record of the salvage priority assigned to an object or group of objects.
The date on which a Salvage priority code was recorded.
The date on which an Object display status was recorded.
The stage in the USE OF COLLECTIONS procedure which an individual object to be displayed, has reached.
A single term describing the use of a particular kind of object.
The date that a Label text used for an exhibition or display label or a handlist or catalogue was produced.
The text used for an exhibition or display label or a handlist or catalogue.
The use of a kind of object by the original or subsequent owners. For the use of specific objects, use Object history note.
Specific recommendations for the display of an object in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
Specific recommendations for the environment in which an object is to be displayed or stored in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
Specific recommendations for handling an object in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
Specific recommendations for the security of an object in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
Specific recommendations for the storage of an object in addition to the measures which would normally be taken for that type of object.
The date an object is researched or used.
The way in which an object is researched or used.
Additional information about the research or use of the object which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology. This could include an object's operations log.
Restrictions applying to the research or use of an object.
The unique number assigned to the research or use of an object or group of objects. The number should also refer to a file containing all written documentation about the disposal.
The Person or Organisation researching or using an object or group of objects.
Information about the outcome of the research or use of object(s).
The date the valuation of an object is assigned.
Additional information about the valuation of an object or group of objects.
A unique identifying number for the valuation of an object or group of objects. It should serve as the reference to written documentation of a valuation.
The date the valuation should be re-assessed.
The type of valuation carried out on an object or group of objects.
The current worth of an object as assigned by a Valuer.
The Person or Organisation responsible for valuing an object on behalf of the institution.
The Address where an Organisation can be contacted.
The representative of an Organisation who is normally liaised with.
The social, socio professional, ethnic, or culture group to which the Organisation belongs.
Information about the history of the Organisation .
The MDA-assigned code uniquely identifying an Organisation .
The name of an Organisation .
Additional information about the identity of an Organisation .
A code identifying an Organisation associated with an object.
The name of the sub-body of an Organisation .
An identifiable type of civilisation.
An identifiable community or division of a nation of People .
A broad grouping of People identifiable by common linguistic roots.
The Address where a Person can be contacted.
Information about the personal history of a Person .
The date on which a Person was born.
The Place where a Person was born.
The date on which a Person died.
The Place where a Person died.
The sex of a Person .
The group (social, ethnic, cultural) to which a Person belongs or which he/she identifies him/herself.
Terms of honour used when the Person is referred to in relation to their position or work.
A Person 's given name.
The initial letters of the Person's forenames.
A note primarily for documentation purposes to explain why the particular form of name was chosen; notes to distinguish this Person from others with the same name.
A Person 's family name.
A Person 's official current nationality.
The occupation or employment of a Person .
The form of address used by a Person .
A code identifying a Person associated with an object.
The form of greeting used in correspondence.
The primary styles in which the Person worked.
The measurement of statistical deviation given for a place coordinate.
The locating system used to describe the coordinates of a Place .
The precise location of a place expressed according to a chosen system.
Environmental information relevant to the object, such as details about preservation conditions of the surrounding matrix.
The date of the Place feature.
The name by which a feature associated with the object is normally known.
The classification system from which the Place feature type is taken.
The nature or category of Place - feature recorded.
The name or title by which the Place is normally known.
The nature or category of Place recorded.
Additional information about Place which has not been recorded elsewhere using controlled terminology.
The name of the owner of a Place associated with an object.
A code describing a Place associated with an object, excavation or specimen.
The nature of category of Place reference number recorded.
A formal administrative or scientific status assigned to a place.
The name of the Person giving final approval for a piece of information being added to a record.
Information recording the classification system, thesaurus or termlist from which a recorded term is taken
The People , Person or Organisation providing information recorded.
The date information is supplied to be added to the record.
The name of the unit of information added to the record or updated.
The date information is added to the record.
A description of the state of development of information about an object.
The Person recording the information.
Describes the level of description which the record contains.
Information on the use made of the record and associated resources