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'Many readers will recall reports of the fire in April 2021 that damaged the University of Cape Town’s library, which, among other riches, housed invaluable collections of unique manuscripts and personal papers, and one of the most extensive African film collections in the world. The extent of the damage is still being assessed. Even worse, the fire that destroyed the National Museum of Brazil in July 2018 consumed twenty million objects, including unique documents, the oldest human remains ever found in Brazil, and audio recordings and documents of extinct indigenous languages.' (Introduction)
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2021/june-2021-no-432/964-june-2021-no-432/7765-the-digital-cliff-protecting-the-national-archives-of-australia-by-peter-mcphee
The Digital Cliff : Protecting the National Archives of Australia
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