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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| POLYTECHNIC | An educational institution, introduced in the 1960s. Distinguished from universities by traditionally training technicians in business, industry and commerce for an immediate local area, and offering more part-time classes, etc. | Preferred term | 71721 | - |
| POLYTUNNEL | A plastic covered tunnel designed to protect vulnerable plants from the weather and allow vegetables to be grown out of season | Preferred term | 143543 | - |
| POMMANDER | A hollow ball for containing aromatic substances eg perfume. | Preferred term | 100069 | - |
| Pommel (Saddle) | Narrow term | - | - | |
| PONCELET WATER TURBINE | An inwards, radial flow reaction water turbine developed by Jean Victor Poncelet (1788-1867) in France in 1826. | Preferred term | 138101 | - |
| PONCELET WATERWHEEL | An undershot waterwheel, developed by General Jean Victor Poncelet (1788-1867) in France, which improved efficiency through the replacement of flat, wooden paddles with curved, metal vanes. | Preferred term | 139598 | - |
| POND | A body of still water often artificially formed for a specific purpose. Use specifc type where known. | Preferred term | 70449 | - |
| POND BARROW | A monument featuring an artificial circular shallow depression surrounded by a bank which runs around the rim of the depression. | Preferred term | 70008 | - |
| POND BAY | Form of dam, usually associated with ponds supplying water for blast furnaces. | Preferred term | 69382 | - |
| PONTOON | A flat bottomed boat or hollow float of which a number are used to support a temporary bridge over a river. | Preferred term | - | - |
| PONTOON BRIDGE | A floating bridge, generally temporary, whose decks are supported on low flat-bottomed or hollow floats. | Preferred term | 76352 | - |
| PONTOON PIER | A form of floating, moveable pier designed for use in open water. | Preferred term | 76354 | - |
| POOL | A small body of water, either natural or artificial. | Preferred term | 71405 | - |
| Poor House | Narrow term | 71161 | - | |
| Poor Law Guardians Home | Narrow term | 92961 | - | |
| Poor Law Guardians Office | Narrow term | 92962 | - | |
| Poor Law Infirmary | Use both terms. | Narrow term | 92963 | - |
| Poor Law Institution | Narrow term | 92964 | - | |
| Poor Law Office | Narrow term | 92965 | - | |
| Poor Law Union Hospital | Use both terms. | Narrow term | 92966 | - |
| POOR SOULS LIGHT | A small, ornate structure in which candles were placed either during masses for the dead or to indicate the position of the cemetery at night . | Preferred term | 70114 | - |
| Pop Up Pillbox | Narrow term | 140538 | - | |
| PORCELAIN | Hard semi-translucent ceramic material made out of kaolin, quartz and feldspar which is biscuit fired at around 1000 degrees Celsius and glaze fired at around 1300 degrees Celsius. | Preferred term | 79140 | - |
| Porcelain Factory | Narrow term | 70694 | - | |
| Porcelain Showroom | Narrow term | 92967 | - | |
| PORCH | An interior or projecting shelter surrounding an entrance to a building. | Preferred term | 138102 | - |
| PORK | The flesh obtained from pigs eaten as food. | Preferred term | 79141 | - |
| PORRINGER | A small dish, often with a handle, for soup, porridge etc. | Preferred term | 96798 | - |
| PORT | A settlement area that combines a harbour and terminal facilities at the interface between land and water transportation systems. | Preferred term | 69464 | - |
| PORT ADMIRALS HOUSE | The residence of an admiral of a port. | Preferred term | 92968 | - |
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