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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runic Stone | Narrow term | 71225 | - | |
| RUNWAY | A hard level roadway or other surface from which aircraft take off and land. | Preferred term | 93194 | - |
| RUNWAY LIGHTING | A system of lights to aid aircraft when landing at night. When viewed from above the runway lights form an outline of the runway. | Preferred term | 164117 | - |
| Rural Institute | Narrow term | 93195 | - | |
| RUSH LIGHT | A light made by dipping a rush in grease. | Preferred term | 96220 | - |
| RUSSIAN BATHS | A building housing a Russian-style steam bath or banya. | Preferred term | 163256 | - |
| RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH | A place of worship for members of the Russian Orthodox Church, the national church of Russia. | Preferred term | 93196 | - |
| RUTWAY | A track of two parallel ruts deliberately cut in the ground or living rock for the guidance of two-wheeled carts when the way was obscured by darkness or water. | Preferred term | 140059 | - |
| RYE | A cereal used to make spirits, beer and coarse bread. | Preferred term | 79163 | - |
| S Boot | Narrow term | - | - | |
| Sabaton | Narrow term | - | - | |
| SABRE | A curved sword designed to cut with used by cavalry. | Preferred term | 100064 | - |
| SABULITE FACTORY | A factory or works principally engaged in the manufacture of the mining explosive sabulite. | Preferred term | 99579 | - |
| SACK | A large bag made of coarse cloth or thick paper. | Preferred term | 96887 | - |
| SACK HOIST | A mechanism, either automated or consisting of winches and pulleys, that raises sacks of grain on ropes or chains from one floor of a mill to another, usually through one or a series of trap doors. | Preferred term | 139512 | - |
| Sacred Well | Narrow term | 70961 | - | |
| SACRIFICIAL KNIFE | A knife used for sacrifices. | Preferred term | 96055 | - |
| SACRIFICIAL OR LIBATIONAL OBJECT | An object for making an offering to a deity. It includes objects concerned with curses, sacrifices, and prayers and their related objects. | Preferred term | 97302 | - |
| SACRISTY | A place for keeping vestments and sacred vessels. | Preferred term | 93197 | - |
| SACRISTY | A room in a church where vestments and sacred vessels are stored. | Preferred term | 138187 | - |
| SADDLE | A short timber set on top of two cruck blades. | Preferred term | 138188 | - |
| SADDLE | A piece of equipment fastened on an animal for carrying loads, including riders, or for assisting in traction. | Preferred term | 95687 | - |
| SADDLE BAR | A horizontal iron bar set in a window opening to which a leaded light is fixed. | Preferred term | 138896 | - |
| Saddle House | Narrow term | 71226 | - | |
| SADDLE JOINT | A thin timber, usually sloping on both sides, fixed to the floor between the jambs of a doorway. | Preferred term | 138189 | - |
| SADDLE QUERN | A stone with a concave upper surface on which grain was ground by using a rubbing stone. | Preferred term | 96964 | - |
| Saddle Stone | Narrow term | 138190 | - | |
| Saddlebow | Narrow term | - | - | |
| SADDLERY | A house for storing or drying saddles. | Preferred term | 68976 | - |
| SAFE | A strong container, usually metal, secured for storing money or valuables. | Preferred term | 96888 | - |
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