typically formatted as the “State - County” or “State of interview - Location mentioned” LOCATION - location names should be verified using searchFast.PERSON OF SIGNIFICANCE - all names of important individuals discussed in the interviews are local authority.TRIBE/NATION - all names of tribes and nations are local authority.Add the following column headings - “KEYWORD” “TYPE” “AUTHORITY” “PREVIOUS TERM” “PREVIOUS AUTHORITY”.Use Data > Remove Duplicates to yield final list of unique keywords from the collection.copy all keyword columns from the inventory into a single column in the “keywords” sheet.verify all information in inventory (title, spohpid, duration, etc.) are consistent across audio, transcript, and archival metadata.compare interview info on transcript and filenames with original project logs and index cards - referring any discrepancies to Ginessa.review each audio file to make sure that it matches the transcript (scrubbing to three random places in audio).This step is critical because it helps us catch any potential errors prior to upload and metadata changes, while also familiarizing yourself with the content of the interviews prior to the keywords step create a new sheet in the inventory excel file titled keywords.This step is like a keyword QC - determining whether the listed keywords are the best description of article contents, and translating keywords from searchFAST and LC terms to Indigenous Subject terms. Collection inventories include a set of keywords developed by transcription team, and are also listed on the abstract pages of the transcript.

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