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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HORSE RUBBING HOUSE | A building where horses are rubbed down after training. | Preferred term | 92271 | - |
HORSE STOCK | A frame used to lift unco-operative horses off the ground during shoeing. | Preferred term | 92272 | - |
HORSE TACK | Equipment enabling a horse to be ridden or driven, eg. saddles, bridles, harnesses, stirrups etc. | Preferred term | 159340 | - |
HORSE TRAPPING | Ornamentation fixed to a horse's harness. | Preferred term | 97578 | - |
HORSE TROUGH | A long, wooden, metal or stone vessel holding drinking water for horses. | Preferred term | 70809 | - |
HORSE TUNNEL | A tunnel built alongside a canal tunnel to enable a horse to be unhitched and led through the hillside to meet the barge when it emerged from the tunnel. Mainly built prior to the development of the towpath tunnel. | Preferred term | 92273 | - |
Horse Walk | Narrow term | 92274 | - | |
Horse Wash | Narrow term | 92275 | - | |
Horse Weighing Machine | Narrow term | 94177 | - | |
HORSE WHEEL | A simple machine, worked by horses, to provide a power take-off for driving agricultural machinery. | Preferred term | 69366 | - |
Horse Wheel House | Narrow term | 70974 | - | |
HORSE WHIM | A horse-powered winding engine used at mining sites. | Preferred term | 69367 | - |
HORSE WHIM | A timber, horse-powered device consisting of a large, rotating drum around which a rope would be wound, hoisting material from a quarry pit, mine shaft etc.. | Preferred term | 137867 | - |
Horse Whip | Narrow term | - | - | |
Horse Yard | Narrow term | 162576 | - | |
Horsebit | Narrow term | - | - | |
HORSEHAIR FACTORY | The cleaning and sorting of horse hair mainly for use in the upholstery trade. | Preferred term | 92276 | - |
Horsehair Works | Narrow term | 92277 | - | |
Horsemans Cottage | Narrow term | 92278 | - | |
HORSES | Large mammals, domesticated for riding and as draught animals. | Preferred term | 79040 | - |
HORSESHOE | A shaped piece of iron perforated for nails and used on horses. | Preferred term | 95696 | - |
HORSESHOE ARCH | An arch, either pointed or round, which broadens above the springing line, creating a horseshoe shape. | Preferred term | 137868 | - |
Horseshoe Nail | Narrow term | - | - | |
HORTICULTURAL COLLEGE | An educational establishment where the art of garden cultivation is taught. | Preferred term | 92279 | - |
HORTICULTURAL CONTAINER | A container used in growing plants, either to contain or for use in their cultivation eg watering cans. | Preferred term | 97229 | - |
HORTICULTURAL HALL | A hall used for the promotion and selling of horticultural produce and practice. | Preferred term | 92280 | - |
HOSE TOWER | A structure sited within the grounds of a fire station used for drying hoses. | Preferred term | 92281 | - |
HOSIERS COTTAGE | The residence and small-scale workshop of a hosier. | Preferred term | 92282 | - |
HOSIERY FACTORY | A factory or works housing machinery used to produce stockings and socks, using mechanized knitting processes. | Preferred term | 69410 | - |
Hosiery Works | Narrow term | 92283 | - |
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