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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APPLIED COLUMN | An engaged column, that is one attached to a wall. | Preferred term | 137333 | - |
APPLIED ORDER | A classical order in which the columns or pilasters are applied to a wall. | Preferred term | 137334 | - |
APPRENTICE HOUSE | A lodging house for apprentices learning a trade or profession. This accommodation was often provided in lieu of wages. | Preferred term | 71826 | - |
APPROACH ROAD | A road, sometimes raised as a causeway, which serves as an approach road to a building or bridge. | Preferred term | 91059 | - |
Approved School | Narrow term | 91060 | - | |
APRON | A protective outer garment. | Preferred term | 96614 | - |
APRON | A shaped or decorated raised panel below the sill of a window or a niche. | Preferred term | 137335 | - |
APRON FITTING | A specialised fitting for Roman armour. For a part of a garment use APRON. | Preferred term | 97529 | - |
APSE | A polygonal or semicircular recess projecting from an external wall, often with a rounded vault. | Preferred term | 137336 | - |
APSE CHAPEL | A chapel that radiates from an apsidal end of a cathedral or church. | Preferred term | 137337 | - |
APSIDIOLE | A small apse. | Preferred term | 137338 | - |
AQUA THRUSTER PUMP | A type of water pump used in the Wigan coalfields in the late 18th and 19th centuries. | Preferred term | 137339 | - |
Aquaduct | Narrow term | 91061 | - | |
AQUAMANILE | Used for holding water and washing hands, usually in the shape of an animal. | Preferred term | 96753 | - |
AQUARIUM | A zoo building containing artificial ponds or tanks in which aquatic plants and animals are kept alive for purposes of observation and study. | Preferred term | 78174 | - |
AQUEDUCT | An artificial water channel for carrying water over long distances. Use also for bridge-like structures that carry the channel or canal across a valley, river or other obstacle. | Preferred term | 70432 | - |
Aqueduct Bridge | Narrow term | 91062 | - | |
ARABESQUE | A style of decorative design consisting of intertwined, geommetrical patterns of leaves, branches, tendrils etc. Often defined as being devoid of human or animal figures. | Preferred term | 137340 | - |
Araucaria House | Narrow term | 91063 | - | |
ARBORETUM | A place devoted to the cultivation and exhibition of rare trees. | Preferred term | 78872 | - |
Arboretum Rooms | Narrow term | 91064 | - | |
ARBOUR | A lattice work bower or shady retreat covered with climbing plants. | Preferred term | 84015 | - |
ARCADE | A series of arches. | Preferred term | 137341 | - |
ARCADE PLATE | A timber running above vertical posts, in the place of a wall-plate, within a timber-framed building. | Preferred term | 137342 | - |
ARCH | The spanning of an opening without the use of a lintel. | Preferred term | 96001 | - |
ARCH | A curved construction, spanning an opening, formed from wedge-shaped blocks supported by mutual pressure; they can also be formed from moulded concrete and cast metal. | Preferred term | 137343 | - |
ARCH | A structure over an opening usually formed of wedge-shaped blocks of brick or stone held together by mutual pressure and supported at the sides; they can also be formed from moulded concrete/ cast metal. A component; use for free-standing structure only. | Preferred term | 70309 | - |
ARCH BAND | The part of a rib or arch visible below the general surface of the vault. | Preferred term | 137344 | - |
ARCH BRACE | A curving, upright timber brace used in roof construction, found in pairs, forming an arch. | Preferred term | 137345 | - |
ARCH BRICK | A wedge shaped brick used to construct arches. | Preferred term | 137346 | - |
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