This follows AATA’s upgrade two years ago to a new user interface.
AATA (which stands for Art and Archaeology Technical Abstracts) has been managed and published by Getty since 1983. AATA Online contains over 156,000 records and adds approximately 4,000 new records each year through regular updates. These records include references and abstracts for books, journals, webpages, AV materials, dissertations, and even unpublished manuscripts on topics as varied as radiography, pigments, historic gardens, and the ethics of conservation.
The database also includes selected subject-specific bibliographies produced as part of the GCI's own conservation and scientific research projects or as part of specific collaborative projects in which the Institute is involved.