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It may be unkind to point out that all these parlous trends coincide with the opening, this spring, of the $450-million Newseum, in Washington, D.C., but, more and more, what Bill Keller calls "that lovable old-fashioned bundle of ink and cellulose" is starting to feel like an artifact ready for display under glass.

All survey data is digitally recorded using tablets in the field, creating a streamlined and more accurate workflow, where observations of artifacts, soils, ground visibility, and photographs are georeferenced and ready for analysis in a GIS.

Artifacts include an array of jazz records with covers in abstract styles; an advertisement from a 1954 issue of House and Garden magazine offering reproductions of primitive masks, ready for hanging, for $5; and dinnerware inspired by modern art designs.

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