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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Religious Society Of Friends Burial Ground | Narrow term | 167864 | - | |
| Religious Society Of Friends Meeting House | Narrow term | 167863 | - | |
| RELIGIOUS STRUCTURAL OBJECT | Use for structural objects within or connected to a place of worship, eg font. For structures, use a monuments thesaurus. | Preferred term | 99632 | - |
| RELIQUARY | A container for holy relics. | Preferred term | 96065 | - |
| RELIQUARY CROSS | A cross connected to a reliquary or containing a relic itself. | Preferred term | 96063 | - |
| Remand Home | Narrow term | 93124 | - | |
| REMOUNT DEPOT | A military depot where horses were taken and trained for service in the army. | Preferred term | 164099 | - |
| REPOSITORY | A room or building used as a store, usually for documents, works of art, books etc. | Preferred term | 103312 | - |
| REPTILE HOUSE | A building where reptiles are accommodated at a zoo or wildlife park. | Preferred term | 78168 | - |
| REPTILE REMAINS | Use for the remains of any part of a reptile. | Preferred term | 100099 | - |
| REQUISITIONED BUILDING | A building which has been temporarily taken over for use by the military or civilian authorities. During wartime buildings were requisitioned for various purposes, such as temporary hospitals or headquarters. | Preferred term | 167057 | - |
| REQUISITIONED LAND | Land which has been temporarily taken over for use by the military or civilian authorities. During wartime land was requisitioned for various purposes, such as for argriculture or for military training/events etc. | Preferred term | 164172 | - |
| REREDORTER | A latrine, or privy, situated at the rear of a monastery dormitory. | Preferred term | 138917 | - |
| Reredorter | Narrow term | 93125 | - | |
| REREDOS | A decorated screen behind an altar. | Preferred term | 138166 | - |
| RESCUE CENTRE | A place from where rescue missions are co-ordinated and casualties treated after an accident, offensive action or disaster. | Preferred term | 97269 | - |
| RESCUE TUG | A rescue tug equipped to care for survivors from torpedoed vessels and also available for towing to port ships damaged by enemy action. | Preferred term | - | - |
| RESCUE VESSEL | A specially equipped small merchant ship used during World War II to care for survivors of torpedoed ships in convoys. | Preferred term | - | - |
| RESEARCH INSTITUTE | A building used by an organization or society instituted to promote research. | Preferred term | 93126 | - |
| Research Laboratory | Narrow term | 93127 | - | |
| RESEARCH STATION | A building, group of buildings or installation in which scientific experiments are carried out. | Preferred term | 71415 | - |
| RESERVOIR | A large natural or artificial body of water, sometimes covered, used to collect and store water for a particular function, eg. industrial or public use. | Preferred term | 70457 | - |
| RESERVOIR INSPECTION CHAMBER | A chamber built into the side of a covered reservoir to enable the water level to be inspected. | Preferred term | 93128 | - |
| RESETTLEMENT CAMP | A camp for the temporary accommodation of uprooted civilians or foreign ex-service personnel, who had fought for the British forces during WWII (e.g.Polish). | Preferred term | 140157 | - |
| RESIDENTIAL BUILDING | Buildings used as non-permanent homes. | Preferred term | 93129 | - |
| Residential Home | Narrow term | 93130 | - | |
| Residentiary | Narrow term | 93131 | - | |
| RESIN | Hydrocarbon secretion of a tree or bush, either naturally exuded or deliberately tapped from the tree, valued for its varied uses in chemicals and perfumery. | Preferred term | 144578 | - |
| Resistance Hideout | Narrow term | 97272 | - | |
| Resonator | Narrow term | - | - |
9211 - 9240 of 12,437 records.