Archaeological artefacts and their cataloguing: comparisons with archival practiceHellmuth Kramberger, Anja (Avtor) Klasinc, Peter Pavel (Avtor) archaeological artefactsarchival documentscataloguingshared elementscomparisonPurpose: Certain archaeological artefacts, depending on the definition of “what constitutes an archival document,” can be treated in accordance with the princi-ples of archival theory and practice. This article examines archaeological artefacts that bear inscriptions and are catalogued using archaeological methods and com-pares this approach with the cataloguing practices used for archival documents.Methodology: The article discusses appropriate cataloguing practices within archival science, i.e. how archival documents are recorded. A comparative meth-odology is thus proposed.Results: Through presentation and comparison, the article outlines cataloguing practices and identifies procedures that apply equally to the cataloguing of archae-ological artefacts and archival documents and highlights potential shared elements.Conclusions: The results of this research demonstrate the compatibility of cata-loguing archaeological artefacts and archival documents, opening new possibil-ities and outcomes in the context of digitization and the application of artificial intelligence.20252026-07-01 15:02:23Neznano14125UDK: 930.25:002.1ISSN pri članku: 2670-4560COBISS_ID: 260841987sl