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Credit Code and Name
CRS0006 Introduction to Documentation Theory
Session
Spring - Summer
Course Description
As far a documentation theory goes, this one-hour lecture introduces students to the
importance of documentation. Purposes of recording, objectives of recording, occasions
for recording, approaches and techniques: dimensioned sketches and site notes, hand
measurement, photography shall be mentioned. By way of illustrated examples, this
lecture will draw the students’ attention to the need for line drawings as a
documentation tool. Included in the case examples are: a painting, a book, a tapestry
using ACAD and line drawing techniques
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Further Reading

- ICOMOS, "Guide to Recording Historic Building", Cambridge, 1990.

- De Angelis D'Ossat G., '' Guide to the Methodical Study of Monuments and Causes of their Deterioration", 1977.

- Feilden, B.M., "Conservation of Historic Buildings", London: Butterworth Scientific, 1982.

- Borg Claude E., "Methodical Guide to Recording Historic Buildings", Thesis University of Malta, 1993.