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iassist-525	Tanenbaum, Eric	Archives and Dinosaurs	1986	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4867	176	45	From this state both had to confront a changing environment However, for all the similarities between the two, dinosaurs differ from data archives in at least one important respect — they no longer exist Thus while it is too late for dinosaurs to learn from data archives, archivists should consider the dinosaurs' progress if they wish to distance themselves from the dinosaurs' end. This orientation to data, for which the Italian and Norwegian data archives' work constructing ecological databases is a precedent, will have to be extended to many areas of social inquiry and will conceivably require a more active intervention in the work of data archives by subject specialists acting in an editorial capacity.	cache/iassist-525.pdf	txt/iassist-525.txt