cesses, and procedures which brought them into being. [Archives] 
n., Requires that the scene has not been tampered with. [photography] [Arts] 
n., Whether the image had a verifiable provenance that could establish its authenticity. [Arts] 
n., The trustworthiness of a digital entity, to its being what it professes to be, as regards its identity, origin, history, authorship,
integrity, and/or the accuracy with which it documents an original work. [Arts] 
n., The most common use refers to classes of performa