PRIMJENA UDK PRI KLASIFIKACIJI KNJIŽNIČNE GRAĐE IZ ARHEOLOGIJE I SRODNIH ZNANSTVENIH PODRUČJA U NACIONALNOJ I SVEUČILIŠNOJ KNJIŽNICI. (Croatian)

CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES ACCORDING TO UDC : THE PRACTICE OF THE NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY IN ZAGREB. (English)

ZAGREB (Croatia); CROATIA

The article deals with the basic principles in classification of archeology and how this is exemplified by the practice of the National and University Library in Zagreb (Croatia) which uses Universal Decimal Classification. The author describes main the characteristics of documents in this field and underlines their tendency towards interdisciplinarity. According to the author, UDC numbers in archaeology are very often combined with numbers from other disciplines. These are most often other auxiliary historical sciences (e.g. epigraphy, numismatics) but also: history, history of art, cultural history, philology, anthropology, ethnology, religion, military affairs, transport, agriculture or civil engineering. The author provides some practical examples demonstrating UDC number synthesis, citation order and classification depth in her library. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Sadržaj arheološke literature uglavnom je vezan uz interdisciplinarna proučavanja pa je i UDK oznaka za arheologiju često izražena u odnosu s drugim znanstvenim disciplinama. Najčešće su to povijest, povijest umjetnosti, kulturna povijest, klasična filologija, antropologija, etnologija te epigrafija i numizmatika kao pomoćne povijesne znanosti, ali i neke druge discipline kao, primjerice, religija, vojna tehnika, promet, poljoprivreda i građevinarstvo. U članku se prikazuju osnovna načela klasifikacije u arheologiji i pojedina karakteristična rješenja u okviru prakse Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice vezana uz redoslijed slaganja i "dubinu" UDK oznaka te upotrebu općih i posebnih pomoćnih oznaka. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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