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Inventory (museum)
An inventory is an itemized list of objects that the museum has accessioned or received via loan(s) and must be physically located by an examiner. A complete, one-hundred percent inventory, or a random inventory of the collection must be carried out periodically to ensure the museum is operating under best practices and for security purposes.〔Dorothy H. Dudley, Irma Bezold Wilkinson, et al., ''Museum Registration Methods'' (Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1979), 413,415.〕 The museum is legally responsible and ethically obligated for the maintenance of up-to-date information detailing the location of all objects within the collection, including loaned items and objects that have yet to be accessioned; this is stipulated by many museum associations, including the (American Association of Museums ).〔Gordon McKenna and Efthymia Patsatzi, ed., ''SPECTRUM: The UK Museum Documentation Standard'' (Cambridge: Museum Documentation Association, 2007), 77.〕
== Necessity ==
Although inventories require a large amount of work and are not part of the more glitzy side of museum work, their value is nonetheless extremely important. The upkeep of the collections’ inventory record is needed for minimum collections accountability.〔Peggy Smith Finch, "The Essential Collections Inventory," in ''Registrars on Record: Essays on Museum Collection Management'', ed. Mary Case (Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1988),157.〕 Inventories provide the collections manager and or the registrar with information for insurance purposes, security, and alerts staff to possible conservation or preservation needs of the collection.〔Dorothy H. Dudley, Irma Bezold Wilkinson, et al., ''Museum Registration Methods'' (Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1979), 334.〕
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