Object types that the Scheme uses Page: 27

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
AVENUE (ROAD)	A wide street, traditionally lined with trees.	Preferred term	159183	-
Avenue Type Flarepath Site		Narrow term	160284	-
AVIARY	A house, enclosure or large cage for the keeping and breeding of birds.	Preferred term	69008	-
AWL	A simple, pointed implement for piercing.	Preferred term	96914	-
AXE	A tool with an edged head and a wooden shaft, used for a variety of purposes.	Preferred term	-	-
Axe Factory		Narrow term	70549	-
AXE HAMMER	An axe with a cutting edge and a hammer head.	Preferred term	143949	-
AXE MOULD	A mould in which an axehead is cast.	Preferred term	96983	-
AXE TRIMMING FLAKE	Characteristic waste flakes struck off in the production of axes.	Preferred term	97526	-
Axe Working Floor		Narrow term	121373	-
AXEHEAD	The cutting or chopping part of an axe.	Preferred term	100153	-
AXEHEAD ROUGHOUT	An unfinished, roughly shaped axehead.	Preferred term	100112	-
AXIAL BEAM	A ceiling beam aligned with the length of a building.	Preferred term	137379	-
AXIAL CHIMNEY PLAN	A plan of a building which consists of two or more cells where the chimney is placed on the axis of the building between two rooms and midway between the lateral walls.	Preferred term	137380	-
AXLE	A rod or spindle, either fixed or rotating, on which a wheel or group of wheels is fixed.	Preferred term	95455	-
AXLE CAP	Usually made of iron, this bound the end of an axle and was perforated to allow a linch pin to pass through the axle and keep the wheel in place.	Preferred term	95456	-
B Class Motor Launch		Narrow term	-	-
B Class Submarine		Narrow term	-	-
Baby Feeder		Narrow term	-	-
BABY GARDEN	A garden associated with a crematorium where the ashes of deceased infants are scattered or buried.	Preferred term	151492	-
Back Choir		Narrow term	137381	-
BACK HOUSE	A brewing or baking house attached to a vernacular building, 16/17th century.	Preferred term	91104	-
BACK PURLIN	A purlin that is joined to the back of a principal rafter.	Preferred term	137382	-
BACK SHED	A single-storey structure, usually situated against the exterior of a walled garden's south facing wall, used for storage and often accomodation.	Preferred term	159388	-
BACK STAIRCASE	A staircase for the use of servants, tradesmen or individuals not permitted to use the main part of a building or establishment.	Preferred term	137383	-
Back To Back		Narrow term	91105	-
Back To Back Cottage		Narrow term	91106	-
BACK TO BACK HOUSE	A house in a terrace consisting of a double row of houses sharing a common back wall, characteristic of industrial cities in the North of England.	Preferred term	71514	-
BACK TO BACK TERRACE	A terrace consisting of a double row of houses sharing a common back wall, characteristic of industrial cities in the North of England.	Preferred term	91107	-
BACK TO EARTH HOUSE	A type of back to back house built on a hillside, of four storeys and with entrances at different levels.	Preferred term	91108	-