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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waterwheel | Narrow term | 71575 | - | |
| WATERWHEEL | A wheel turned by water to generate mechanical power. | Preferred term | 138420 | - |
| WATERWHEEL SHAFT | The large main axle on which a waterwheel, which turns the shaft, and a pitwheel are mounted. | Preferred term | 139535 | - |
| WATERWORKS | Buildings, engineering constructions and machinery, used for the purpose of supplying a town, etc, with water distributed through pipes. | Preferred term | 70466 | - |
| WATERWORKS COTTAGE | A house occupied by an employee of a waterworks. Usually found in association with a pumping station or waterworks. | Preferred term | 93780 | - |
| Waterworks Office | Use both terms. | Narrow term | 71691 | - |
| Waulk Mill | Narrow term | 93781 | - | |
| WAX | A malleable water repellant substance created by animals or as a coating to parts of plants. | Preferred term | 79225 | - |
| WAX FACTORY | A building or buildings used for the manufacture of all types of wax. | Preferred term | 69174 | - |
| WAY MARKER | A marker of some form used to delineate a route, especially ones associated with pilgrimages. | Preferred term | 71262 | - |
| WAYMARKER CROSS | A rural cross erected to show the way. | Preferred term | 151875 | - |
| WAYSIDE CHAPEL | A chapel for the use of travellers and pilgrims. | Preferred term | 93989 | - |
| WAYSIDE CROSS | A cross erected by the side of the road. | Preferred term | 70768 | - |
| WAYSIDE PUMP | A water pump situated at the side of a road or track for use by travellers and their animals. | Preferred term | 93782 | - |
| WEALDEN HOUSE | A medieval house with central open hall and two storey bays, jettied at first floor level, on either side. | Preferred term | 71335 | - |
| Wealden Row | Narrow term | 93783 | - | |
| WEALDEN TERRACE | A continuous row of WEALDEN HOUSES. | Preferred term | 93784 | - |
| WEAPON | An object used in combat to attack or cause damage to an opponent. | Preferred term | 100059 | - |
| WEAPON AND AMMUNITION CONTAINER | A holder for weapons, explosives and ammunition. | Preferred term | 97232 | - |
| Weapon Testing Facility | Narrow term | 160354 | - | |
| WEAPONS | Any form of arms or ammunition whether from a formal organized military context or as a general cargo. Use specific terms - e.g. swords, bombs, where known; otherwise use this term primarily in contexts where the arms are unspecified or ancient. | Preferred term | 141502 | - |
| WEAPONS PIT | Usually a small, two or three man trench, dug as an isolated fieldwork rather than as part of a defensive system. A WWI and WWII feature. | Preferred term | 94363 | - |
| Weapons Slit | Narrow term | 94821 | - | |
| WEAPONS TESTING SITE | A building, site or structure associated with the demonstration and testing of weapons and military equipment. | Preferred term | 99538 | - |
| Weather Cock | Narrow term | - | - | |
| Weather Cock | Narrow term | 93785 | - | |
| WEATHER STATION | A building, group of buildings or installation in which experiments and observations are undertaken to gather and record information about the weather. | Preferred term | 121257 | - |
| WEATHER VANE | An object with a broad enough blade which catches the wind and so is pushed until it shows the direction the wind is blowing in. | Preferred term | 95322 | - |
| WEATHER VANE | A vane usually combined with crossed rods to show the four compass points. Used to indicate the direction of the wind. | Preferred term | 69660 | - |
| WEATHERBOARD | A piece of cladding in the form of a length of timber fixed horizontally to the building. | Preferred term | 138422 | - |
12061 - 12090 of 12,437 records.