英文摘要 |
This paper mainly discussed the development of archival describing standards based on one of the latest standard in North American, i.e. Describing Archives: A Contents Standard (DACS). First, it was to discuss the developments of archival contents standards in Europe, America, and other international ones, and later on analyzed the meanings of the Dutch Manual that was developed in the 19th century. Moreover, we also discussed APPM, RAD, ISAD (G) and ISAAR, etc. that were developed in the contemporary archival management environment of the 20th century. Besides, this article not only discussed the structures and rules of the 8 principles in DACS, but also analyzed with all aspects of them. Afterwards, we mapped them into the standards and application of MARC21 and EAD. Finally, the authors tracked down how to implement DACS regarding long-term development issues in practice. The authors expect that the retrospective review of archival describing content standard and exploration of DACS on this article will be referred to help developing our archival describing standards in the field of archival sciences. |