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Object types that the Scheme uses

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
ARTIFICIAL DYE WORKS	A site used for the production of dyes from controlled chemical reactions. In use from the mid 19th century onwards.	Preferred term	95049	-
ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY	A factory used for the production of artificial limbs. They were often located within the precincts of a hospital, to enable fittings to take place and help the amputee to get used to wearing the limb.	Preferred term	100023	-
ARTIFICIAL MOUND	An artificial hill constructed in Tudor gardens, especially, to provide a good view.	Preferred term	90197	-
ARTIFICIAL REEF	A human constructed underwater structure, usually built to promote marine life in areas with a generally featureless eas bed but have also been built to control erosion, block ship passage, or improve surfing.	Preferred term	168259	-
Artificial Ruin		Narrow term	91080	-
ARTIFICIAL TEXTILE FACTORY	For chemical processes making nylon, rayon, etc.	Preferred term	69138	-
ARTILLERY CASTLE	Castles constructed between 1481 and 1561 for defence using heavy guns.	Preferred term	68835	-
ARTILLERY FIRING RANGE	A piece of ground, or a building, on which artillery may be fired at targets.	Preferred term	162561	-
ARTILLERY FORT	A fortified building or site with purpose built emplacements for artillery pieces.	Preferred term	68869	-
ARTILLERY GROUND	A place in which the artillery is encamped or collected together.	Preferred term	68817	-
Artillery Hospital		Narrow term	91081	-
Artillery Mound		Narrow term	70529	-
ARTILLERY SCHOOL	A training establishment for gunnery personnel.	Preferred term	91082	-
ARTILLERY TOWER	A fortified tower designed to house a number of artillery pieces and a small garrison. Artillery towers first appear in England in the 16th century.	Preferred term	68818	-
Artisans Dwelling		Narrow term	91083	-
Artists House		Narrow term	91084	-
ARTISTS STUDIO	A workroom or apartment, often with a north-light, used for the creation of artwork by painters, sculptors etc.	Preferred term	139624	-
ARTISTS STUDIO	An apartment, usually with a north-light, used by artists.	Preferred term	91085	-
ARTS CENTRE	A building housing a variety of facilities, such as theatres, galleries, concert halls, etc.	Preferred term	71584	-
ASBESTOS	A fibrous silicate mineral used to manufacture incombustible items.	Preferred term	87433	-
ASBESTOS FACTORY	Factory producing asbestos sheeting and or asbestos fibre.	Preferred term	143713	-
Ascot Class Minesweeper		Narrow term	-	-
ASH	The powdery residue left after the combustion of substances, especially wood and paper.	Preferred term	83964	-
ASH HOPPER	A hopper for the storage of ash.	Preferred term	86509	-
ASH HOUSE	A small outlying farm building, especially common in southern England, used to store ash (which was used as a fertilizer).	Preferred term	68546	-
ASH PIT	A pit containing burnt ashes.	Preferred term	68922	-
ASHES	The powdery residue resulting from the combustion of a substance eg. wood and used for various manufacturing processes.	Preferred term	78897	-
ASHKENAZI MATZEVAH	A matzevah from the Ashkenazi group of Jews descended from medieval Jewish communities of the Rhineland and Eastern Europe. Characterised by upright headstones with Hebrew Inscriptions	Preferred term	149204	-
ASHLAR PIECE	An inclined timber running from a rafter to the inner face of a wall, forming a triangle.	Preferred term	137358	-
Ashlar Post		Narrow term	137359	-