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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FLITCHED BEAM | A composite beam of timber strengthened by an iron plate, or plates, used in the construction of 18th and 19th century timber framed mills and warehouses. | Preferred term | 137779 | - |
FLOAT (TOOL) | A plasterer's tool for smoothing the surface of plaster. | Preferred term | 97215 | - |
FLOAT (WATER) | An object that supports another in water, eg float on a fishing line or net. | Preferred term | 95612 | - |
FLOATING BATTERY | A small stem powered warship with its hull protected by iron plates. Used to bombard targets onshore, especially in the Crimean War. | Preferred term | - | - |
FLOATING BREAKWATER | A floating structure designed to resist the force of waves. | Preferred term | 76351 | - |
FLOATING CRANE | A dockyard crane permanently mounted on a lighter. | Preferred term | 76298 | - |
FLOATING CRANE | A mobile crane which floats on water. | Preferred term | 137780 | - |
FLOATING DOCK | A floating structure consisting of two walls standing on pontoon tanks, the latter of which can be flooded to receive a vessel and then pumped out until the pontoon deck and the ship are dry. | Preferred term | 76300 | - |
FLOATING HARBOUR | A harbour constructed from floating pontoons or caissons connected end to end. | Preferred term | 82940 | - |
Floating Museum | Narrow term | 140079 | - | |
FLOATING ROADWAY | A section of roadway attached at one end to a harbour or dockside and ending at a landing stage, rising and falling with the tide, for the loading and unloading of vehicles and pedestrians. | Preferred term | 141170 | - |
FLOCK MILL | A mill for shredding cloth, for use in flock paper, etc. | Preferred term | 91971 | - |
Flock Works | Narrow term | 84229 | - | |
Flood Bank | Narrow term | 70871 | - | |
Flood Barrier | Narrow term | 91972 | - | |
FLOOD DEFENCES | Manmade constructions used to prevent water flooding the surrounding area. Often taking the form of a bank or wall but may be more elaborate e.g. the Thames Barrier. | Preferred term | 70445 | - |
FLOOD LOCK | Gates that can be opened or closed, to admit or exclude water, especially flood water. | Preferred term | 91973 | - |
FLOOD RELIEF CANAL | A channel dug, or built up, to carry away surplus water from a river or waterway to prevent it bursting its banks and flooding. | Preferred term | 91974 | - |
Floodgate | Narrow term | 91975 | - | |
FLOODLIGHT | A metal structure supporting high powered lights. | Preferred term | 93884 | - |
FLOOR | A layer of stone, brick or boards, etc, on which people tread. Use broader site type where known. | Preferred term | 70313 | - |
FLOOR | The lower surface of a room. | Preferred term | 96072 | - |
FLOOR | The lower, horizontal surface of a room on which people walk. Can also mean a storey of a building. | Preferred term | 137781 | - |
FLOOR COVERING | An article laid over the floor or ground as a protcetive and or decorative covering. | Preferred term | 96544 | - |
FLOOR TILE | A tile used within a floor. | Preferred term | 96075 | - |
FLOORCLOTH FACTORY | A factory where floorcloths are manufactured. | Preferred term | 91976 | - |
Flooring | Narrow term | - | - | |
FLORAL CLOCK | A 20th century feature found in public parks and seaside resorts. The face of the clock is planted with low-growing flowers and plants, while the moving hands are covered with small foliage. | Preferred term | 78879 | - |
FLORAL FEATURE | A decorative feature in the style of a flower or plant. Use more specific term. | Preferred term | 137782 | - |
Floral Market | Narrow term | 91977 | - |
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