The Hierarchical Structure of the Census Data
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Many objects in the Census Database can be subdivided into multiple levels, such as entire buildings, volumes of drawings, books, or location records. The records of the Object Types , , and are therefore organized according to a hierarchical structure.
For example, individual columns of the Pantheon are structurally subordinate to the building and are further subdivided into their individual sections:
Similarly, in the case of a Postclassical Work, the pages of a sketchbook are subordinate to the volume as a whole, and pages are further subdivided into sections.
As is shown below, to ensure that the hierarchical structure of a record is visible, it is important that the 'Show hierarchy' button at the top left of the Detail view is activated:
