Hi, Jennifer;

I'd add "Rubbing" as an Object Term to the "Documentary Artifact" classification in the "Communications Artifacts" category.

(assuming, of course, you're using Chenhall's nomenclature)



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>>> Jennifer Vess <[log in to unmask]> 12/9/2008 1:52 PM >>>
We have a rubbing of a tombstone in our collection and we are trying to
figure out what the standard object name might be for cataloging
purposes.  A search through nomenclature sources hasn't turned up
anything satisfactory.  If anyone else has dealt with rubbings, how have
you catalogued them?



Jennifer Vess

Curatorial Assistant

Jewish Museum of Maryland

15 Lloyd Street

Baltimore, MD 21228

410-732-6400 x213

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