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Margot Note is a Certified Archivist, a Certified Records Manager, an Information Governance Professional, and Project Management Professional.

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Agents of Deterioration and Preservation Strategies

Archivists preserve archival materials, ensuring that historical records remain accessible for future generations. Archival preservation involves understanding how various factors contribute to the deterioration of materials and implementing strategies to protect them from damage. The fundamental principles of archival preservation focus on the agents of deterioration, preventive conservation, and

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