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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infantry School | Narrow term | 92357 | - | |
| INFECTIOUS DISEASES HOSPITAL | An isolation hospital for infectious diseases and leprosy, sometimes known as a Pest House; commonly situated on the edge of a town. | Preferred term | 92358 | - |
| INFIRMARY | A building used for the care of the sick. Only to be used where part of a complex, eg. a workhouse. In such cases use with appropriate monument type. | Preferred term | 70976 | - |
| INFIRMARY | A room or group of rooms for healing the sick. Where it is a monument use the Thesaurus of Monument Types. | Preferred term | 137884 | - |
| INFORMATION CENTRE | A building used for the dissemination to the public of such items like tourist brochures, travel maps, guide books and other documents, etc. | Preferred term | 92359 | - |
| INGHAMITE CHAPEL | A chapel for followers of Benjamin Ingham after he left the Moravians prior to joining the Sandamanians. | Preferred term | 92360 | - |
| INGLENOOK | An area within a large fireplace where it is possible to sit. | Preferred term | 137885 | - |
| INGOT | A piece of cast metal obtained from a mould in a form suitable for storage. | Preferred term | 95424 | - |
| INGOT MOULD | A mould in which an ingot is made. | Preferred term | 97032 | - |
| INHABITED BRIDGE | A bridge on which dwellings or commercial premises have been built. | Preferred term | 122511 | - |
| Inhabited Medieval Village | Narrow term | 70996 | - | |
| INHUMATION | An interment of unburnt, articulated human remains. Use specific type where known. | Preferred term | 70031 | - |
| INHUMATION CEMETERY | An area used for the deposition of human remains where the principal funeral rite is the burial of the corpse complete. Generally indicated by the discovery of articulated human skeletal remains, occasionally with evidence of coffins and/or grave goods. | Preferred term | 70060 | - |
| INK | A coloured fluid used for writing, drawing and printing. | Preferred term | 95376 | - |
| INK BOTTLE | A container for holding ink. | Preferred term | 95377 | - |
| Ink Case | Narrow term | - | - | |
| INK FACTORY | A factory in which is ink is prepared from pigments and additives. | Preferred term | 93893 | - |
| Ink Pot | Narrow term | - | - | |
| INK SPOON | A very small spoon used to provide liquid to mix with ink on an ink stone. | Preferred term | 97377 | - |
| INK STAND | A stand or tray for ink bottles and or pens | Preferred term | 97378 | - |
| INK STONE | A kind of stone used in making ink. | Preferred term | 97379 | - |
| INKWELL | A pot for ink usually housed in a hole in a desk. | Preferred term | 95378 | - |
| Inland Landmark Tower | Narrow term | 163239 | - | |
| Inland Revenue Office | Narrow term | 92361 | - | |
| INLAND SALTWORKS | A site, building or factory where geologically-derived brine is used for the production of salt. | Preferred term | 143965 | - |
| INLAND SORTING DEPOT | Sorting offices constructed during the Second World War designed to rapidly move goods from the vulnerable docks and ports via the rail network. | Preferred term | 169844 | - |
| INN | A public house for the lodging and entertainment of travellers, etc. | Preferred term | 68793 | - |
| INN SIGN | A decorated, hanging sign, bearing the name and also often a pictorial representation of the inn or public house to which it is attached. | Preferred term | 92362 | - |
| INN THEATRE | An inn temporarily used for the performance of plays and other public entertainment. | Preferred term | 147527 | - |
| Inner Bailey | Narrow term | 70552 | - |
6001 - 6030 of 12,437 records.