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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ASHLARING | Short vertical timbers which go from the rafters to the inner plate on a thick wall. | Preferred term | 137360 | - |
ASIATIC BASE | An Ionic base with a lower disc with horizontal fluting or reeding, above which is a torus, also reeded. | Preferred term | 137361 | - |
Asperges | Narrow term | - | - | |
Aspergill | Narrow term | - | - | |
ASPHALT | A viscous, bituminous pitch which can be used for surfacing roads. | Preferred term | 83431 | - |
ASSART | A piece of forest land converted into arable. | Preferred term | 140071 | - |
ASSAY OFFICE | A building for the weighing or testing of metals, eg. at a mine site. | Preferred term | 68778 | - |
Assayers Laboratory | Narrow term | 91086 | - | |
ASSEMBLAGE | A collection of associated artefacts recovered from a single site. | Preferred term | 141192 | - |
ASSEMBLY HALL | A hall in which public assemblies and meetings can be held. | Preferred term | 68676 | - |
ASSEMBLY PLANT | A factory for the assembly of components. Usually associated with the manufacture of vehicles: cars, lorries, etc. | Preferred term | 91087 | - |
ASSEMBLY ROOM | A large room for large numbers of people, eg for balls, meetings etc. | Preferred term | 137362 | - |
Assembly Room | Narrow term | 68677 | - | |
ASSEMBLY ROOMS | A building or set of rooms, primarily of the 18th century, in which social gatherings and balls were held. | Preferred term | 87746 | - |
ASSIZE COURT | Court where sessions were held periodically in each county in England, for the purpose of administering civil and criminal justice. Presided over by itinerant judges acting under certain special commissions. Abolished 1971 and in 1972 replaced by Crown C. | Preferred term | 91088 | - |
Assurance Office | Narrow term | 91089 | - | |
ASTRAGAL | A moulding which is small, convex and circular. | Preferred term | 137363 | - |
ASTROLABE | An instrument, usually consisting of a disc and pointer, formerly used to make astronomical measurements, especially of the altitudes of celestial bodies and as an aid in navigation. | Preferred term | 95252 | - |
ASTROLABE | Fixed instrument to measure altitude of stars and planets. | Preferred term | 69655 | - |
ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK | A clock with special mechanisms and dials to display astonomical information. | Preferred term | 143581 | - |
ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENT | An instrument for viewing or measuring information on heavenly bodies. | Preferred term | 95305 | - |
ASTYLAR | Describes a Classical interior, exterior or facade without pilasters or columns. | Preferred term | 137364 | - |
Asylum | Narrow term | 68711 | - | |
Asylum For Aged And Decayed Freemasons | Narrow term | 91090 | - | |
Asylum For Pauper Imbeciles | A historic term for a charitable institution caring for destitute people with learning difficulties. | Narrow term | 91091 | - |
ATHENAEUM | A type of public building common in the 18th and 19th century, serving as an educational and/or learned society institute. | Preferred term | 91092 | - |
ATHLETICS TRACK | A running track used for athletic practice and competition. | Preferred term | 91093 | - |
ATLANTIS | A whole male figure used in place of a column to support an entablature. | Preferred term | 137365 | - |
Atlas | Narrow term | 138950 | - | |
ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE | An early steam engine using steam at atmospheric pressure. Chiefly employed in mine pumping. sometimes known as a vacuum engine. | Preferred term | 137366 | - |
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