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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
Seamens Hostel Narrow term 93891 -
SEAMENS MISSION A building, usually associated with a port or dock, where seamen could get a meal and a cheap room. Often established by religious groups for the moral betterment of seamen. Preferred term 88213 -
SEAPLANE BASE A building complex with hangars and slipways built adjacent to a body of water where seaplanes can be stored and maintained. Preferred term 130113 -
SEAPLANE FACTORY A factory where seaplanes are manufactured. Preferred term 94044 -
Seaplane Hangar Narrow term 160338 -
Seaplane Hangar (Type J) Narrow term 140445 -
SEAPLANE MOORING Moorings for a seaplane not part of a seaplane base. Preferred term 146329 -
SEAPLANE SHED An aircraft hangar designed to house seaplanes. Preferred term 140495 -
SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE F) A military side-opening aircraft hangar originally designed for seaplanes and used RNAS bases from 1916. Steel framed with asbestos or corrugated iron cladding. Preferred term 140375 -
SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE G) A side-opening steel framed shed. A smaller version of the SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE F) they were built from 1916 on RNAS seaplane bases Preferred term 140496 -
SEAPLANE SHED (TYPE J) A steel framed seaplane hangar designed for Royal Navy Air Stations by the admiralty in 1917-1918. Preferred term 140446 -
Seaplane Station Narrow term 160341 -
SEAPORT A port on the sea, rather than on river or estuary. Preferred term 93262 -
SEARCHLIGHT BATTERY A site in which one or more searchlights were positioned to locate enemy aircraft or surface vessels for the benefit of batteries and night fighter aircraft. Preferred term 68826 -
SEARCHLIGHT EMPLACEMENT A site in which one or more searchlights and their accompanying structures were positioned to locate enemy aircraft or surface vessels for the benefit of batteries and night fighter aircraft. Preferred term 143268 -
SEASIDE PAVILION A light, ornamental building or structure situated close to the sea. Preferred term 71478 -
Seaside Sanatorium Narrow term 93263 -
SEASIDE SCHOOL School built by the local Education Authority to provide residental schooling at the seaside for children from urban communities. Preferred term 143423 -
SEASONINGS Savoury ingredients, such as herbs, used to add flavour to food. Preferred term 109194 -
SEAT An external structure used to sit on. Preferred term 93264 -
SEAT An object to sit upon. Use narrower terms where known. Preferred term 96551 -
SEAT A fixed object to sit upon. Use narrower terms where known. Preferred term 167854 -
SEAX A single edged sword. Preferred term 95143 -
SECATEURS A small pair of shears with crossed blades, usually used for pruning. Preferred term 95808 -
SECO HUT A prefabricated structure of cellular hollow plywood 'aero' beams and columns clad with timber framed units of flat asbestos facing sheets and a felt roof. Designed as airfield accommodation that could be reused as post WWII emergency housing. Preferred term 159295 -
Second Class Cruiser Narrow term - -
SECOND RATE SHIP OF THE LINE Preferred term - -
SECONDARY MODERN SCHOOL A school attended by children between the ages of eleven and sixteen offering a vocationally orientated curriculum. Preferred term 93265 -
SECONDARY RAFTER The inner rafter of a compound rafter. Preferred term 138217 -
SECONDARY SCHOOL A school attended by children between the ages of eleven and sixteen. Preferred term 93266 -

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