Object types that the Scheme uses Page: 13

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
ANDERSON SHELTER	An air raid shelter, designed to be placed in the garden. Made from prefabricated components, they were often semi-sunken and the structure then covered with soil for added protection.	Preferred term	104015	-
ANGLE BAR	The corner upright bar of a polygonal sash.	Preferred term	137289	-
Angle Bead		Narrow term	137290	-
ANGLE BOB	A mechanical component or device that can change the direction of motion of a pump rod from the vertical to the horizontal plane and vice versa.	Preferred term	140399	-
Angle Brace		Narrow term	137291	-
Angle Bracket		Narrow term	-	-
ANGLE BRACKET	A bracket that is shaped to form an angle.	Preferred term	137292	-
ANGLE BUTTRESS	Two buttresses which meet at a right angle at the corner of the structure they are supporting.	Preferred term	137293	-
ANGLE CAPITAL	A capital at the corner of a colonade or portico in the Ionic Order in which the volutes are splayed outwards at 45 degrees.	Preferred term	137294	-
ANGLE CHIMNEY	A chimney placed at an angle with the walls so that there is an obtuse angle with each wall.	Preferred term	137295	-
ANGLE COLUMN	A column at the corner of a structure.	Preferred term	137296	-
ANGLE MODILLION	A diagonally set modillion placed at a cornice's external corner.	Preferred term	137297	-
ANGLE RAFTER	A principal rafter below a hip rafter that supports the ends of purlins under a hip.	Preferred term	137298	-
ANGLE RIB	A rib placed at an angle to support timbers.	Preferred term	137299	-
ANGLE STAFF	A vertical piece of wood fixed on corners of walls to help the fixing of plaster and to protect against damage to the plaster.	Preferred term	137300	-
Angle Stone		Narrow term	137301	-
ANGLE STRUT	A strut which is at an angle between the principal rafter and tiebeam.	Preferred term	137302	-
ANGLE TIE	A bar fixed across a frame at an angle to stiffen it.	Preferred term	96232	-
ANGLE TOWER	A projection from the inner angle of a building around a court or with advancing wings, usually containing a staircase and often crowned above the roof line with an ogee dome.	Preferred term	137303	-
ANGLE TOWER	A fortified tower found at the angle of a castle wall.	Preferred term	68812	-
ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL	The principal Anglican church in a diocese in which the cathedra or bishop's throne is to be found.	Preferred term	91036	-
ANGLICAN CHAPEL	A chapel where the followers of the Anglican tradition worship.	Preferred term	169963	-
ANGLICAN CHURCH	Any church of the Anglican Communion.	Preferred term	71602	-
Anglican College		Narrow term	91037	-
ANGLICAN MONASTERY	A place of residence and worship for Anglican monks.	Preferred term	94388	-
ANGLICAN NUNNERY	A place of worship and residence for Anglican nuns.	Preferred term	91038	-
Anglican School		Narrow term	91039	-
ANGON	A long spear with a double barb where one barb is longer than the other.	Preferred term	97102	-
ANGULAR CAPITAL	A type of Ionic diagonal capital where all four sides are the same and with therefore eight volutes.	Preferred term	137304	-
Angular Column		Narrow term	137305	-