Some resources ingested by RES lose important textual data during ingestion. This means that these resources are effectively invisible, as there's no way to find them with a text search.
Two examples from the live system:
REMARC
For the resource http://remarc.acropolis.org.uk/1930_Childhood_ClassMetalWork, dct:title is specified in the source RDF (which Acropolis has ingested, at least partially). Terry and I checked that the namespace given for dct matches the one in Acropolis (it does).
Some resources ingested by RES lose important textual data during ingestion. This means that these resources are effectively invisible, as there's no way to find them with a text search.
Two examples from the live system:
REMARC
For the resource http://remarc.acropolis.org.uk/1930_Childhood_ClassMetalWork, dct:title is specified in the source RDF (which Acropolis has ingested, at least partially). Terry and I checked that the namespace given for dct matches the one in Acropolis (it does).
The resource is in Acropolis: http://acropolis.org.uk/?uri=http://remarc.acropolis.org.uk/1930_Childhood_ClassMetalWork but the ingested version has no labels or titles; which means no one can find it with a search.
BBC TEACH
http://bbcteach.acropolis.org.uk/b03g6vz4 has the same problem: the label isn't indexed, so the data can't be searched.
There is an rdfs:label in the source data, but it's not in Acropolis. You can see what the live index does have at: http://acropolis.org.uk/?uri=http://bbcteach.acropolis.org.uk/b03g6vz4