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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REGISTRARS HOUSE | A house, the inhabitant of which keeps an official register e.g. a registrar's house near a cemetery would keep an official record of deaths and burials. | Preferred term | 78238 | - |
| Registry Office | Narrow term | 78239 | - | |
| Regular Aggregate Field System | Narrow term | 70483 | - | |
| REGULAR COURTYARD E PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged as an E-shaped plan around two cattle yards. Cattle housing and stabling typically extend as three ranges from the longer main range which includes a barn or mixing house. | Preferred term | 162620 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD F PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged as an F-shaped plan around two cattle yards. Cattle housing and stabling typically extend as three ranges from the longer main range which includes a barn or mixing house. | Preferred term | 162621 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD FULL PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged around all four sides of the yard. | Preferred term | 162622 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD H PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged as an H-shaped plan, commonly with cattle housing to two or more cattle yards. | Preferred term | 162623 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD L PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged as two linked ranges to create an L-shape. They can comprise a barn and an attached shelter shed to a cattle yard or an interlinked cattle housing and fodder range. | Preferred term | 162624 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD MULTI YARD | A farmstead with multiple yards which are grouped together and regularly arranged (other than the defined E, F, H, T or Z plans). The yards may relate to one or more buildings or ranges which may be of either loose courtyard or regular courtyard form. | Preferred term | 162625 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the working buildings are carefully planned as linked ranges and are focused around one or more working yards. They often result from a single phase of building. | Preferred term | 162619 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD T PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged as two ranges at right angles to each other. | Preferred term | 162626 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD U PLAN | Regular courtyard farmsteads where the buildings are arranged around three sides of a yard which is open to one side. | Preferred term | 162627 | - |
| REGULAR COURTYARD Z PLAN | An uncommon form of a regular courtyard farmstead where the buildings are arranged in a Z-shaped form. | Preferred term | 162628 | - |
| Regular Enclosed Field System | Narrow term | 70829 | - | |
| Regular Open Field System | Narrow term | 71105 | - | |
| REHABILITATION CENTRE | A place where people recovering from illnesses or accidents are helped to recover their physical and/or mental capabilities. | Preferred term | 93122 | - |
| REIN | One or more ropes or straps attached to an animal's head to provide guidance and control. | Preferred term | 97412 | - |
| Rein Guide | Narrow term | - | - | |
| RELIC CHAMBER | A room within a church or cathedral in which holy relics were kept. | Preferred term | 138163 | - |
| RELIEF | A raised carving. | Preferred term | 97139 | - |
| Relief And Labour Test Yard | Narrow term | 169966 | - | |
| RELIEVING ARCH | An arch built into a wall above another arch or lintel to relieve it of some of the weight of the structure above. | Preferred term | 138164 | - |
| RELIGION OR RITUAL | Objects used or associated with religious, ritual or funerary activities. | Preferred term | 97089 | - |
| RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTRE | A building or part of a building, sometimes attached to a religious community, where religious activities such as worshipping, meetings, teaching about the faith and conferences take place. It can also provide accommodation. | Preferred term | 140350 | - |
| RELIGIOUS ELEMENTS | Components within a religious, ritual or funerary site directly connected to the sacred practices involved at the site. | Preferred term | 138165 | - |
| RELIGIOUS HOUSE | Use only for a monastic house of unknown status, religious order and uncertain authenticity. | Preferred term | 70119 | - |
| RELIGIOUS OR RITUAL CONTAINER | A container with a religious, ritual or funerary use. | Preferred term | 97235 | - |
| RELIGIOUS PERSONAL ACCESSORY | An object carried about the person for religious purposes. | Preferred term | 97301 | - |
| RELIGIOUS RITUAL AND FUNERARY | Sites, buildings, structures & features related to the practice of rituals & religious beliefs, including funerary rites. Includes ancillary buildings, structures & features of uncertain use, which are thought to be µritual╞ (eg. hill figures). | Preferred term | 99962 | - |
| RELIGIOUS SCREEN | A screen dividing one part of a church from another. | Preferred term | 97300 | - |
9181 - 9210 of 12,437 records.