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A detailed report documenting the state of an object at a particular time, noting any damages or restorations.

The process by which museums obtain new items for their collections, either by purchase, donation, or bequest.

The process by which a museum formally removes an item from its permanent collection.

The process of preserving art or artifacts through careful treatment, repair, and preventative care.

The history of ownership of an object, including its origins and any transfers of ownership.

The process of organizing and arranging objects, information, and multimedia to convey a curatorial narrative in a museum space.

The practice of a museum temporarily providing objects from its collection to other institutions for exhibitions or research.

Principles that govern the conduct of museum professionals and the care, use, and presentation of museum collections.

The process of describing and registering items in a museum collection, often by creating detailed records in a collections management system.

The technique of communicating and explaining the significance and meaning of objects and exhibitions to the public.

The design and adaptation of museum spaces and information to be usable by people with a wide range of abilities and disabilities.

The awareness and respect for the beliefs, practices, and cultural artifacts of different communities represented within a museum.

Educational materials and approaches designed to teach the visitor about exhibits and themes within a museum.

A strategy for controlling pests in a museum environment using preventive and non-toxic methods to minimize damage to collections.

Practices that minimize the environmental impact of museum operations, such as energy-efficient lighting and climate control systems.

The creation of supports and bases for objects to be displayed in an exhibition, designed to protect and enhance the presentation of the objects.

Procedures for safely transporting, installing, and manipulating objects in a museum to prevent damage.

The overall impression and educational impact a museum has on its visitors, encompassing all interactions from entry to exit.

The maintenance of specific environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity, to preserve museum objects.

The use of digital technologies to catalog, preserve, and make accessible museum collections online.

The process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks that could affect a museum's collection, staff, and visitors.

A formal document outlining the guidelines and procedures for managing and caring for a museum's collections.

The central storyline or theme that guides the organization and interpretation of exhibitions and displays within a museum.

The preparation and education of museum volunteers or guides to effectively lead tours and educate visitors about the museum's collections.