Rehides

Rehides is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly within the context of historical research or archival practices. It can denote a second or subsequent hiding of an object or piece of information, often done to further protect it from discovery. This might occur when a previously hidden item is relocated due to new threats or changing circumstances. The act of rehiding implies a deliberate and conscious effort to conceal something that was already concealed.

In a broader sense, "rehides" can also be used to describe the process of re-shelving or re-cataloging items within an archive or library, particularly if they were previously stored in a less organized manner or have been moved for specific reasons. This would involve putting documents, books, or artifacts back into their designated locations after they have been accessed, examined, or moved. The term emphasizes the act of putting something away again, often after it has been retrieved or reorganized.