Keywords
archives
documentary collection
sources
Rafael Carrasco Puente
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Abstract
This is an article about the way in which the documentary collection of Rafael Carrasco Puente, protected by the Historical Archive of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (AHUNAM), has been handled from the perspective of archival science. It describes the processes to which the collection has been submitted, with the purpose of exposing the ways in which a file is organized and described, so that it can be consulted by the general public. Likewise, it reports its contents, the kind of material that creates the documentary group and its subject. Even though the organization and description of this collection is yet to be completed, the work that has been done so far allows it to be consulted.
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