Keep the context
A photograph in situ, a description of the rock and layer, the date and circumstances of discovery. Without these notes, part of a specimen's story is lost.
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A museum begins long before the display: with observation, notes and attention to detail.
A photograph in situ, a description of the rock and layer, the date and circumstances of discovery. Without these notes, part of a specimen's story is lost.
Examination, photography and choosing an appropriate preparation method. Fragile areas need particular care and advice from a specialist.
Comparison with descriptions, reference books and museum specimens. A preliminary identification remains a hypothesis until there is enough evidence.
A number, photographs, dimensions, provenance and research history. The record can evolve as new information becomes available.
This is the working plan for the future museum. Dorofeya's own journals and photographs of her work will appear here as the project develops.