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V&A 'A-Z of Caring for Ceramics'

Help identify Aberystwyth's mystery potters

English Heritage Guide to Military Wall Art

Crimes against (Archaeology) Curators

Hidden Treasures

Accreditation: Guidance: Introduction to the scheme and how to apply

Accreditation is the UK standard for museums and galleries. It defines good practice and identifies agreed standards, thereby encouraging development.

It is a baseline quality standard that helps guide museums to be the best they can be, for current a...

University Museum Consultation Reports

The JISC funded ‘Wrappers 2’ project, led by The Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, recent...

Collections and Governance

The recent High Court ruling that the Wedgwood Museum's collections can be sold as an asset to contr...

Contribute to EU Digitisation Policy!

The Collections Trust has announced ENUMERATE, a 3-year programme funded by the European Commission ...

The PSI Directive & Cultural Institutions

The European Commission has announced a set of proposals to amend the 2003 Public Sector Information...

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Crimes against (Archaeology) Curators

In her recent post for the UCL Museums and Collections blog, Rachel Sparks sets out her top 10 'crimes' committed against good practice in curating archaeology collections.