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Update curiosity.yml #59

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21 changes: 18 additions & 3 deletions harvard_yaml_mapping_files/mods/curiosity.yml
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# 2023-04-13: Added new xpath to additional-digital-items_tesim for BTA. If this is the preferred label, we can delete source-institution-digitization_tesim. (VV)
# source-institution-digitization_tesim currently has label as well which is better for accessibility, but the link is not hyperlinked in CURIOSity. (VV)
# Need to confirm with BTA which label and display is preferred. (VV)
# 2023-04-04: Added permalink xpath for amw (VV)
# 2023-02-21: Added permalink xpath for woc (VV)
# 2022-12-05: Merged BTA changes/additions with curiosity.yml (VV)
# Renamed host-title_ssim to journal-title_ssim (VV)
# Renamed digitization_ssim to digitizing-institution_ssim (VV)
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# -- vernacular script elements are messily duplicative when not all parts of script field are in the script
# (See in particular publishers, creation dates, notes.) Exactly duplicate strings will be suppressed from display, but values with any variation, e.g., punctuation will still display.
# -- normalized-date_ssim is only applicable for records from ArchivesSpace and some Alma records. For Alma sourced dates, add mods:dateIssued encoding="marc".
# -- Can we make a generic label for fields like Additional Digital Item and Permalink so they don't display as a naked link? This is bad accessibility.

- spotlight-field: unique-id_tesim
mods:
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# xpath:
# - xpath-value: "//mods:relatedItem[/mods:mods/mods:relatedItem[@type='host']/mods:physicalDescription/mods:note[text()="series"]]/mods:titleInfo/mods:title"


# Deliberately including role in display but not in facet, hence the slightly different field names.
# Need to add "/" between Creator and Contributor for both field names in Spotlight exhibit after initial ingest.

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delimiter: ": "
xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:relatedItem[@displayLabel='Source Institution Digitization']/mods:titleInfo/mods:title"
- xpath-value: "//mods:relatedItem[@displayLabel='Source Institution Digitization']/mods:location/mods:url"
- xpath-value: "//mods:relatedItem[@displayLabel='Source Institution Digitization']/mods:location/mods:url"

- spotlight-field: thumbnail_url_ssm
xpath:
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multivalue-breaks: "yes"
xpath:
- xpath-value: "(//mods:location/mods:url[@access='raw object'])[position()>1]"
# Adding Source Institution Digitization path for BTA
- xpath-value: "//mods:relatedItem[@displayLabel='Source Institution Digitization']/mods:location/mods:url"

- spotlight-field: rights_tesim
mods:
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# xpath:
# - xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Harvard Digital Collections']"

- spotlight-field: permalink-amw_tesim
xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Anna May Wong']"

- spotlight-field: permalink-bac_tesim
xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Berenson Art Collection']"
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xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Catching the Wave']"

- spotlight-field: permalink-woc_tesim
xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Worlds of Change']"

- spotlight-field: permalink-ww_tesim
xpath:
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Women Working, 1800-1930']"
- xpath-value: "//mods:url[@displayLabel='Women Working, 1800-1930']"