It is difficult to fix coordinates to define architectural archives, related as they are to a discipline that has many declensions and often overlaps with others. Characterized by a multiplicity of types of documentation, from the point of view of production and organization they vary greatly in the range defined by the two poles of personal and corporate archives. Subjected to a strong evolutionary process, marked by the increasingly exclusive presence of digital technology, they constitute a field of continuous learning for archivists and researchers, with the aim of fully exploiting their information potential. Historical research, however, is only one of the fields in which architectural archives can play a primary role. Focusing on the human environment, built and natural, they are vital in the construction and development of collective memory, as much as in the management and protection of the works that make up the common heritage of citizens.

Riccardo Domenichini

Boletim do Arquivo da Universidade de Coimbra

The Bulletin of the Archive of the University of Coimbra is published twice a year and it is dedicated to the issue of papers and research in the areas of Archivology and History, giving preference to the existing funds at the Archive of the University of Coimbra. Aims to stimulate the multidisciplinary discussion within the Information Science and History and to publicize the activity in these areas developed in Portugal and in particular at the referred Archive.  The Bulletin had its first issue in 1973, and from the present (Vol. XXV, 2012), is replaced by online edition only, and is open to collaboration with national and foreign researchers.

The Bulletin of the Archive of the University of Coimbra is a biannual journal dedicated to publishing papers and research in the fields of Archivology and History, with a preference for the existing collections at the Archive of the University of Coimbra. It aims to stimulate multidisciplinary discussions within Information Science and History, while also promoting activities in these areas conducted in Portugal, particularly at the mentioned Archive. The Bulletin first published its issue in 1973, and from 2012 (Vol. XXV) onwards, it is available exclusively in an online edition and is open to collaboration with national and international researchers.

《Boletim do Arquivo da Universidade de Coimbra》是一本每年出版两期的期刊，专注于档案学和历史领域的论文和研究，优先考虑科英布拉大学档案馆现有的档案。期刊旨在促进信息科学和历史领域的多学科讨论，并宣传在葡萄牙及特别是在上述档案馆开展的相关活动。该期刊于1973年首次出版，从2012年（第25卷）起，仅以在线版形式发布，并欢迎国内外研究者的合作。

Architectural archives, a resource for knowledge and collective memory

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