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Despite the plethora of born-digital content, vast troves of importantcontent remain accessible only on physical media such as paper or microfilm.The traditional approach to indexing undigitized content is using manuallycreated metadata that describes it at some level of aggregation (e.g., folder,box, or collection). Searchers led in this way to some subset of the contentoften must then manually examine substantial quantities of physical media tofind what they are looking for. This paper proposes a complementary approach,in which selective digitization of a small portion of the content is used as abasis for proximity-based indexing as a way of bringing the user closer to thespecific content for which they are looking. Experiments with 35 boxes ofpartially digitized US State Department records indicate that box-level indexesbuilt in this way can provide a useful basis for search.

Known by the Company it Keeps: Proximity-Based Indexing for Physical Content in Archival Repositories