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Object types that the Scheme uses

These terms are from the FISH Archaeological Objects Thesaurus (Forum on Information Standards in Heritage - FISH).

Term Scope note Term type SENESCHAL URI Other URI
DIAMOND MULLION A mullion of square section set diagonally. Preferred term 137680 -
DIAPER A decorative, repeating geometric pattern, utilizing motifs such as lozenges, leaves etc., applied to a wall or panel, or incorporated into brickwork by laying different coloured bricks in a series of squares, diamonds. Preferred term 138862 -
DIARY A written journal, often of a personal nature. Preferred term 95372 -
DIBBLE A tool for creating holes in the ground in which to plant seeds or plants. Preferred term 97558 -
Dice Narrow term - -
DICE SHAKER A container in which dice are shaken and from which dice are thrown. Preferred term 97358 -
DIE A multi sided object usually used to obtain a unique value in games of chance. Preferred term 97135 -
Die Narrow term 138858 -
DIE STAMP An engraved stamp used to impress an image onto another object. Preferred term 96924 -
DIESEL An oil based derivative used as a fuel in diesel engines. Preferred term 78984 -
DIESEL ENGINE Internal combustion engine powered by diesel fuel. Preferred term 159250 -
Diesel Engine Narrow term 91716 -
DIGGING EQUIPMENT Equipment for digging earth, etc. Preferred term 97252 -
DIGGING SCOOP A tool with a scoop end for digging up roots etc. Preferred term 97001 -
DIGGING STICK A stick for digging up roots etc. Sometimes a stone weight is attached. Preferred term 95772 -
Dike Use DYKE (DEFENCE), FLOOD DEFENCES or WATER CHANNEL as appropriate. Narrow term 70794 -
DIMINISHED PRINCIPAL A principal that has been reduced to the same thickness as a common rafter where the roof has clasped purlins. Preferred term 137681 -
DINGHY SHED (2900/43) A modified Nissen hut, based on drawing number (2900/43), used for the repair packing and storage of inflatable liferafts. Preferred term 167083 -
DINGHY SHED (2901/43) A temporary brick building, based on drawing number (2901/43), used for the repair, packing and storage of inflatable liferafts. Preferred term 167084 -
Dining Hall Narrow term 71786 -
DINING ROOM A room, furnished with tables and chairs, where meals and refreshments are served and consumed. Preferred term 137682 -
DIOCLETIAN WINDOW A semi-circular opening or window divided, by two mullions, into three sections, the central section being wider than those either side of it. Preferred term 138863 -
DIORAMA A building in which a view is projected onto a wall by means of a lens. Preferred term 91717 -
DIPPING HOUSE A building in which raw pottery is finished by dipping it in glaze. Preferred term 91718 -
DIPPING POND A small pond, usually circular and serving as a feature at the centre of a walled garden, used for the purpose of filling watering cans. Preferred term 159389 -
DIPPING WELL A natural spring located within a, usually small, man-made structure, such as a niche or a box. The structure is so placed to accomodate use for a specific non-religious function, such as communal bathing. Preferred term 91719 -
DIPTYCH (RELIGIOUS) A two panelled altar decoration that can be closed. Preferred term 95930 -
Diptych (Written) Narrow term - -
DIRECT BOILING SALT WORKS A coastal site producing salt by boiling of unconcentrated seawater in a PANHOUSE, normally using coal fuel. Foreshore BRINE TANKS may also be present Preferred term 143966 -
DIRECT ENTRY PLAN A plan in which entry is directly into a room without being situated opposite a fireplace. Preferred term 137683 -

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