[Archivesspace_Users_Group] Top Containers and Item Level Descriptions
Angela Kroeger
akroeger at unomaha.edu
Wed Jan 3 14:26:50 EST 2018
Hi, Christina,
You can link multiple item-level archival objects to the same top container. So your top container would be the box (not the folder). Within each item-level description, under Instances, add a container instance and link to that same box. Then select the child type of folder and enter a folder number (or potentially even a folder title, if your folders are unnumbered) as the child indicator.
When you have item-level descriptions for multiple items within the same folder, then your top container should still be the box. The child type would still be folder, and the child indicator would be the same for all items within the same folder. Then for each individual item, you'd add a grandchild type of item and give it a grandchild indicator that describes that item's position within the folder. (If "item" is not one of the options in your grandchild type drop menu, then you can have someone with system administrator privileges add it under System/Manage Controlled Value Lists/Container Type.)
This is, of course, not the only way you could handle the situation you describe. This is just how I would approach it. Someone else may suggest a better method.
Hope that's useful!
--Angela
Angela Kroeger
Archives and Special Collections Associate
UNO Libraries | Criss Library 107
University of Nebraska at Omaha | unomaha.edu
402.554.4159
akroeger at unomaha.edu<mailto:akroeger at unomaha.edu>
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