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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HEAPSTEAD | Buildings and works around a mine shaft with an artificial embankment on which the winding gear etc, is located. | Preferred term | 82740 | - |
| HEARSE HOUSE | A type of carriage house, usually in a churchyard, for storing a hearse. | Preferred term | 92216 | - |
| HEART HOSPITAL | A specialist hospital for the medical and surgical treatment of heart disorders and diseases. | Preferred term | 92217 | - |
| Hearth | Narrow term | - | - | |
| HEARTH | The area directly in front of a fireplace or the floor of a firecplace itself. | Preferred term | 138966 | - |
| HEARTH | The slab or place on which a fire is made. | Preferred term | 70374 | - |
| Hearth Lining | Narrow term | - | - | |
| HEARTH PASSAGE PLAN | A plan in which the chimney stack backs onto the cross passage between a building's two entrances. | Preferred term | 137852 | - |
| HEARTHSTONE | A place on which a fire is made. | Preferred term | 96225 | - |
| HEATED WALL | A wall in a flower or kitchen garden, containing conduits or pipes for heating the wall. | Preferred term | 84014 | - |
| HEATHER GARDEN | A peat-based garden where various types of heather are grown. | Preferred term | 83980 | - |
| HEATING AND LIGHTING | Objects used for, or associated with, the production of heat and light. | Preferred term | 95654 | - |
| HEATING OBJECT | An object used to provide heat for various purposes eg to cook or to heat a room etc. | Preferred term | 97448 | - |
| HEATING PLANT | Building or buildings housing equipment for generating heat for a building complex. | Preferred term | 140279 | - |
| HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY | An anti aircraft battery usually mounting weapons with a larger calibre ammunition such as the QF 3.75 inch (94mm) gun. | Preferred term | 100196 | - |
| HECK DOOR | A door divided horizontally into two parts, independently hinged. | Preferred term | 137853 | - |
| HECKLE | A type of comb for flax or hemp. | Preferred term | 97015 | - |
| Heckling Shop | Narrow term | 92219 | - | |
| Heddle Cradle | Narrow term | - | - | |
| HEDDLE ROD | A rod to lift the odd numbered warp threads to enable the weft to be passed through. | Preferred term | 97031 | - |
| HEDGE | Usually a row of bushes or small trees planted closely together to form a boundary between pieces of land or at the sides of a road. | Preferred term | 70334 | - |
| HEDGE BANK | A bank, often faced with stone, with a hedge planted on top. | Preferred term | 133453 | - |
| HEDGE MAZE | A complex maze incorporating tall hedges. A popular feature of 16th and 17th century gardens. | Preferred term | 69025 | - |
| Hedgehog | Narrow term | 160322 | - | |
| HEEL FACTORY | A factory for the manufacture of heels for the shoe making trade. | Preferred term | 135035 | - |
| Heel Stiffener | Narrow term | - | - | |
| HEILMANN COMBER | A machine for combing the fibres of cotton, worsted, flax etc to remove short fibres, clean out extraneous matter, and lay the fibres more or less parallel to each other. | Preferred term | 137854 | - |
| HELICOPTER LANDING PLATFORM | An artificial, sometimes temporary, platform on which helicopters can take off and land. | Preferred term | 92220 | - |
| HELICOPTER TEST RIG | A purpose built apparatus for the testing of helicopters. | Preferred term | 146387 | - |
| HELICOPTER TEST SITE | A site on which rigs, towers and other associated structures and buildings used for the testing of helicopters and helicopter parts are located. | Preferred term | 146389 | - |
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