Archaeological archives are increasingly discussed in recent years, in terms of storing, preserving, and providing access to information and archaeological goods. In this context, Europae Archaeologicae Consiulum (EAC) published in 2014 A Standard and Guide to best Practice for Archaeological Archiving in Europe, which could become a landmark for the development of national documents that are meant to regulate and order in terms of archaeological archives. The article represents an analysis of the Republic of Moldova situation and comments on the most important elements of the EAC Guide – definitions, responsibilities, standards, steps, and storage conditions of the documentation and archaeological remains.
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