The <div> TYPE attribute vocabulary is a list of terms that may be used to categorise the core structural elements of an object in a METS document conforming to the Australian METS Profile. Examples of how these values may be applied are given in the Appendix – Content Models. The content model in the current version of the document represent use cases that have been tested by the Maintenance Agency, and further content models and vocabulary terms will be added as they are developed.
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