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Significance assessment of objects and collections
A significance assessment is the investigation and documentation of the meanings and values of heritage objects and collections. The aim is to identify and describe how and why an object or collection is important, and to whom.
Significance assessment of objects and collections - Heritage Victoria's requirements (Word 286 kb)
How to manage a sigificance assessment project (Word 207 kb)