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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
BANK BARN	A multi-purpose, two-storey barn, built on a hillside with entrances at both levels to a first floor threshing barn and ground floor animal housing.	Preferred term	71448	-
BANK BARROW	A poorly understood Neolithic monument comprising a very long, narrow earthen mound. They may be of single-phase construction, or represent the addition of a linear extension to the bank of an existing Long Barrow.	Preferred term	70001	-
Bank Chambers		Narrow term	91128	-
BANK NOTE	Official currency printed or written onto paper which can be directly exchanged for goods, services or coins.	Preferred term	95419	-
BANK NOTES	Paper currency. Bank notes may be of any denomination or value and of any nationality.	Preferred term	141886	-
Bank Office		Narrow term	91129	-
BANKER	A fishing vessel employed exclusively on the Grand Banks cod fisheries.	Preferred term	-	-
BANKING HALL	An open area within a bank where financial transactions take place.	Preferred term	137402	-
BANNER	A flag bearing a device, often carried on two poles or hanging from a cross piece. Usually used in processions.	Preferred term	96419	-
Bannerolle		Narrow term	137403	-
Banquet Hall		Narrow term	91130	-
Banquet House		Narrow term	91131	-
BANQUETING HALL	A hall normally reserved for holding feasts on special occasions.	Preferred term	137404	-
Banqueting Hall		Narrow term	69934	-
BANQUETING HOUSE	A hall, apartment or large room, designed or used primarily for festive or state functions.	Preferred term	71554	-
Banqueting Room		Narrow term	137405	-
BANQUETTE	A firing step from which standing defenders could fire over the crest of a high parapet.	Preferred term	139856	-
BAPTIST BURIAL GROUND	A cemetery for baptist followers.	Preferred term	91132	-
BAPTIST CHAPEL	A place of worship for Baptists. The first Baptist church was formed by Thomas Helws in 1611 and gave rise to the General Baptist Movement.	Preferred term	71825	-
Baptist Church		Narrow term	91133	-
Baptist College		Narrow term	91134	-
Baptist Meeting House		Narrow term	91135	-
Baptist Tabernacle		Narrow term	91136	-
BAPTISTERY	A building, or part of a church, used for baptismal rites, usually containing a font.	Preferred term	137406	-
BAPTISTERY	An area of a church, often a free-standing building, in which baptism is administered	Preferred term	69964	-
Baptistry		Narrow term	91137	-
BAR	A counter from which beverages are served in a bar room.	Preferred term	139622	-
Bar	Use for town gate only. For drinking venue use EATING AND DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT narrow terms.	Narrow term	91138	-
BAR (LICENSED)	An establishment where alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks are served, food may also be served. May be a an individual room within a larger multi purpose building such as a sports pavilion or a theatre.	Preferred term	145080	-
Bar Gate		Narrow term	70556	-