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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
Benedictine Abbey	Use ABBEY and BENEDICTINE MONASTERY/NUNNERY.	Narrow term	70576	-
BENEDICTINE ALIEN CELL	A residence of two or three monks of the Benedictine order dependent on a foreign mother house.	Preferred term	91174	-
Benedictine Alien Priory	Use ALIEN PRIORY with BENEDICTINE MONASTERY/NUNNERY.	Narrow term	70577	-
Benedictine Cathedral Priory	Use all terms.	Narrow term	70578	-
BENEDICTINE CELL	A residence of two or three monks of the Benedictine order dependent on an English mother house.	Preferred term	70126	-
BENEDICTINE DOUBLE HOUSE	A mixed house of nuns and religious men of the Benedictine order.	Preferred term	70136	-
BENEDICTINE GRANGE	An outlying farm or estate belonging to the Benedictine order.	Preferred term	70149	-
BENEDICTINE MONASTERY	An abbey or priory for monks of the Benedictine order.	Preferred term	70154	-
BENEDICTINE NUNNERY	An abbey or priory for nuns ofthe Benedictine order.	Preferred term	70167	-
Benedictine Priory	Use PRIORY and BENEDICTINE MONASTERY or BENEDICTINE NUNNERY.	Narrow term	70579	-
Benedictine Priory Cell		Narrow term	91175	-
BENZINE	A mixture of paraffins distilled from petroleum and used as a fuel and solvent.	Preferred term	78911	-
Bercarie		Narrow term	91177	-
BERCEAU	A vault shaped trellis on which climbing plants are trained.	Preferred term	91178	-
BERM	A horizontal surface separating the base of a rampart or earthwork from an associated ditch or moat. Can also refer to a continuously sloping bank of earth against a wall, as in a fortified city wall.	Preferred term	141169	-
BERTH	A place where a ship lies at a wharf. Use specific type where known.	Preferred term	91179	-
BESSEMER STEEL WORKS	Site where steel is produced from molten pig iron using a Bessemer Converter, a development from the cementation and crucible steel-making techniques .	Preferred term	164133	-
BESSONNEAU AIRCRAFT HANGAR	The first transportable aircraft hangar developed by the RFC/RAF, which comprised a kit of timber and canvas that could be assembled in 48 hours. The canvas doors open one end only. Also known as Type H hangar.	Preferred term	140207	-
Bessonneau Hangar (Type H)		Narrow term	140208	-
BET HAMIDRASH	A hall, often associated with a synagogue, used for studying the Torah and other religious texts.	Preferred term	162723	-
BET TAHARA	A cleansing house associated with Jewish burial ceremonies	Preferred term	141084	-
BETTING OFFICE	An establishment where wagering and the placing of bets takes place.	Preferred term	91180	-
Betting Shop		Narrow term	84616	-
BIB	A piece of cloth or plastic worn especially by babies to protect clothes while eating.	Preferred term	96613	-
BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL	A place of worship for Bible Christians, a group who split from the Wesleyan Methodists to form their own church in the South West of England. They were amalgamated into the United Methodist Church in 1907.	Preferred term	91181	-
BICYCLE FACTORY	A factory for the assembly of bicycles.	Preferred term	91182	-
Bicycle Racing Track		Narrow term	140078	-
Bicycle Railway		Narrow term	100199	-
BICYCLE SHED	A shelter for the storage of bicycles.	Preferred term	93934	-
BICYCLES	Two-wheeled vehicles for personal transport with pedals for propulsion by the rider.	Preferred term	139812	-