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 |
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ENCLOSED SETTLEMENT | A site used primarily for domestic purposes on at least a semi-permanent or seasonal basis, and which has been surrounded by a bank and ditch, palisade, or some other form of enclosure. Use more specific type(s) where appropriate. | Preferred term | 68854 | - |
Enclosed Stone Hut Circle Settlement | Narrow term | 70840 | - | |
Enclosed Urnfield | Narrow term | 70059 | - | |
ENCLOSURE | An area of land enclosed by a boundary ditch, bank, wall, palisade or other similar barrier. Use specific type where known. | Preferred term | 70354 | - |
Enclosure Castle | Narrow term | 70657 | - | |
End Chimney House | Narrow term | 91855 | - | |
END CRUCK | A cruck blade, sometimes jointed, set in the centre of a gable wall, usually of a cruck-framed building. | Preferred term | 137736 | - |
END GABLED HOUSE | A house with a pitched roof with a double slope and gables on the side elevations of the building. | Preferred term | 91856 | - |
End Hall | Narrow term | 91857 | - | |
End Hall House | Narrow term | 91858 | - | |
END HALL PLAN | A medieval plan with the hall situated at one end of the main range. | Preferred term | 137737 | - |
END JETTY HOUSE | A jettied house where the upper storey only overhangs the end elevation of the building. | Preferred term | 91859 | - |
END LOBBY ENTRY PLAN | A plan featuring a lobby entry, situated at one end of a side wall, which provides access to one room only. | Preferred term | 137738 | - |
END SCRAPER | A flint blade with retouch on one or both ends. | Preferred term | 96928 | - |
End Winged Axehead | Narrow term | - | - | |
Endowed Grammar School | Narrow term | 91860 | - | |
Engaged Baluster | Narrow term | 138898 | - | |
ENGAGED COLUMN | A column that is attached to or partly sunk into a wall or pier. | Preferred term | 137739 | - |
ENGINE | A piece of machinery used to convert energy of one sort (for instance steam) into motive energy. | Preferred term | 137740 | - |
ENGINE | A machine, powered by steam, gas, electricity or other energy source, which produces energy of movement. Use for stationary industrial engines rather than transport use. | Preferred term | 69358 | - |
Engine Bed | Narrow term | 143437 | - | |
ENGINE HOUSE | A building housing an engine. Use specific type where known. | Preferred term | 69362 | - |
Engine Manufactory | Narrow term | 87657 | - | |
ENGINE SHED | A building used to house railway engines. | Preferred term | 70237 | - |
Engine Works | Narrow term | 87661 | - | |
Engineering College | Narrow term | 91861 | - | |
ENGINEERING INDUSTRY SITE | Buildings, sites and structures associated with the engineering industry. | Preferred term | 91862 | - |
ENGINEERING WORKS | Any factory or site using machine tools in a manufacturing or processing capacity. | Preferred term | 69223 | - |
ENGINEERING WORKSHOP | A building or room used for any type of engineering work. Use more specific type where known. | Preferred term | 69224 | - |
ENGINEERS HOUSE | The residence of an engineer. | Preferred term | 91863 | - |
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