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Contributors

This page lists the individuals, archive services and archive projects which have contributed terms to the UK Archival Thesaurus.

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List of contributors

Contributors are often identfied in UKAT by an acronym or other abbreviated form of their name, which is typically the acronym used by the archive repository or project. In the 'Source' part of the main display of each term (see the Main term display help page), the acronym will sometimes be combined with another abbreviation indicating the origin of the term submitted by the contributor, if the term was taken from another subject vocabulary rather than being created by the contributor. For example, 'AIM25/HACT' indicates a term submitted by the AIM25 project which was taken from the Australian Health and Aged Care Thesaurus, while 'AIM25' indicates a term submitted by AIM25 which was created by the project itself.

You can search for terms submitted by these contributors using the Advanced search form, which allows you to filter by term source. You can either select a contributor from the drop down list of sources (which contains the most common sources of UKAT terms), or you can select 'other source' from the list, and enter the contributor's displayed source value in the box underneath. For further information, see the help page on Searching UKAT.

In some cases, contributors in the following list will have submitted terms via the project's website. The source which is displayed for terms submitted by web contributors will be determined by the contributor's name publishing preference (on name publishing preferences, see the help notes in the Contributor registration page). For web contributors who have not opted to be anonymous, the displayed source value will be either the contributor's personal name, or the name of their organisation.

Displayed source value Contributor
A2A Access to Archives
AIM25 Archives in London and the M25 Area: term created by AIM25
AIM25/BET Archives in London and the M25 Area: term taken from the British Education Thesaurus
AIM25/HACT Archives in London and the M25 Area: term taken from the Australian Health and Aged Care Thesaurus
AN Anonymous contributor
ANW Archives Network Wales
Baillie Baillie Project, University of Edinburgh
BBC Written Archives Centre BBC Written Archives Centre
CASBAH CASBAH project
CAST Cumbria Archive Service thesaurus
Cecilia/Britten-Pears Cecilia subject terms, submitted by the Britten-Pears Library
Essex CRO Essex Record Office
GASHE/BET Gateway to Archives of Scottish Higher Education: term taken from the British Education Thesaurus
GASHE/GUAS Gateway to Archives of Scottish Higher Education: term originating from Glasgow University Archive Services
Gloucestershire CRO Gloucestershire Record Office
Guildhall Library Corporation of London Guildhall Library
Halle Orchestra Hallé Orchestra
Hub/BET Archives Hub: term taken from the British Education Thesaurus
Hub/HASSET Archives Hub: term taken from the HASSET Thesaurus
Hub/LCSH Archives Hub: term taken from Library of Congress Subject Headings
MRC University of Warwick Modern Records Centre: term created by the Modern Records Centre
MRC/LCSH University of Warwick Modern Records Centre: term taken from Library of Congress Subject Headings
MUNDUS Mundus project
NDAD National Digital Archive of Datasets
National Library of Scotland National Library of Scotland
PJM Rebuilding the City: the Percy-Johnson Marshall Collection, University of Edinburgh
SALIDAA SALIDAA (South Asian Diaspora Literature and Arts Archive)
South East Film and Video Archive (SEFVA) South East Film and Video Archive
TNA UK National Archives
UKAT Term created by the UKAT project
UNESCO Term taken from the UNESCO Thesaurus
Warwickshire CRO Warwickshire County Record Office
West Sussex PTP West Sussex Picture the Past project