archivist

Converse of object

• appoint: Accordingly, Dr. James Peters was appointed archivist in July 1998.
• qualify: All inspections are carried out by professionally qualified archivists with experience of working in a record office.
• contact: How to Find Archive Material For access to archive material users should contact the Archivist in advance.
• employ: Almost a quarter of local authorities do not employ an archivist!
• ask: The best approach is to ask the archivist who holds the document from which you copied.
• become: Fifty years later Charles was to become the first theater archivist.

Converse of subject

• lead: The session will be led by an archivist from the Norfolk Record Office.

Adjective modifier

• honorary: For example, one of the only genuine archive jobs I do, I'm an honorary archivist of the Elgar Society.
• qualified: Q. How many qualified Archivists does the Museum employ?
• assistant: The papers were donated by their daughter, Carol Pickering, assistant archivist at the Henry Martyn Center.
• chief: The visitors must be at VIP level, CEO, ministerial, Chief Archivist or deputy level.
• former: He is the former Archivist of the United States, having served in that position from 1995 to 2005.
• professional: The Library for the time being has six professional archivists on its staff, more than at any time in its history.

Noun used with modifier

• county: And I know at least two county archivists who worked under me in Staffordshire.
• principal: The Principal Archivist of the Norfolk Record Office said of the book: " .
• film: Contact us and speak to a film archivist, who will be able to advise on availability and costs.

Possessives

• discretion: Appointments Board Conditions of Access and Use Access conditions: Access category D: only available at the Archivist's discretion.
• note: Archivist's Note Compiled by Helena Smart, Archive Assistant, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

Preposition: in

• instance: For more information contact the Duty Archivist in the first instance.

Preposition: for

• detail: Users are advised to consult the College Archivist for specific details.