What is another word for archivists?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːka͡ɪvˌɪsts] (IPA) 
Archivists, those who store and preserve historical documents and information, can also be called record keepers, curators, librarians, or historians. The term documentalist can also be used to refer to archivists. Many of these professionals work in museums, libraries, universities, or government institutions, managing the organization, preservation, and accessibility of historical materials. They play a critical role in ensuring that information is not lost to time, providing researchers and the public with access to invaluable records of human achievement and history. With the expansion of digital archives, archivists have become increasingly important to the maintenance and preservation of information in the digital age.
