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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
MANAGED WOODLAND An area of cultivated, managed woodland producing wood which is used for a variety of purposes. Preferred term 97254 -
Management College Narrow term 92535 -
MANAGERS HOUSE A purpose-built dwelling for the manager of a factory, works, textile mill, etc, often found within the complex itself. Preferred term 71579 -
Manciples House Narrow term 92536 -
MANDOLIN A stringed instrument with a very rounded body. Preferred term 95492 -
Manege Narrow term 92537 -
MANGANESE A hard metallic element used in steels and magnetic alloys. Compounds containing manganese are used in glass-making and other industrial processes. Preferred term 84373 -
MANGANESE MILL An mill in which manganese was ground to a powder between two horizontal millstones. Preferred term 143951 -
MANGANESE MINE A place where manganese ore is extracted. Use with other ores extracted and MINE where relevant. Preferred term 69266 -
MANGANESE ORE An ore containing a high proportion of manganese. Preferred term 84170 -
MANHATTAN ENGINE A twin cylinder compound steam engine introduced in the 1870's which combined a horizontal and vertical configuration in the same machine. Preferred term 137973 -
MANHOLE A vertical shaft, usually with an internal ladder, allowing access to a sewer or underground counduit for inspection and maintenance. Preferred term 159254 -
MANHOLE COVER An iron cover for a manhole Preferred term 142051 -
MANICURE IMPLEMENT An item used as part of a manicure. Preferred term 97122 -
MANICURE SET An associated group of manicure implements. Preferred term 96175 -
Manometer Tower Narrow term 92538 -
MANOR An area of land consisting of the lord's demesne and of lands from whose holders he may exact certain fees, etc. Preferred term 68648 -
MANOR FARM A farm on the estate of a manor. Preferred term 71805 -
MANOR HOUSE The principal house of a manor or village. Preferred term 68948 -
Manor House Chapel Narrow term 92539 -
MANORIAL BOUNDARY The limit line of an area pertaining to a medieval manor. Preferred term 140261 -
MANORIAL CHAPEL A chapel situated within the demesnes of a manor. Can be a separate building or an integral part of a manor house. Preferred term 92540 -
Manorial Court House Use both terms. Narrow term 92541 -
MANORIAL FARM A medieval high status farmstead, acting as the centre of the estate, directly controlled by the lord and used for the benefit of his household and dependents. Preferred term 162654 -
Manorial Site Narrow term 71067 -
MANSARD ROOF A curb-roof with curved or steeply pitched lower slopes and a hipped or pitched roof above. Named after the French Classical architect F. Mansart. Preferred term 137974 -
MANSE A non-conformist minister's house. Preferred term 68935 -
MANSIO A type of Roman lodging house, frequently sited near the town gate. Preferred term 68740 -
Mansion Narrow term 70756 -
MANSION FLATS A type of late 19th century tenement block for tenants of a higher social status - usually reflected in the more ornate facades. Preferred term 92542 -

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