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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
BISHOPS PALACE	The official residence of a bishop.	Preferred term	68932	-
BISHOPS SUMMER PALACE	An official residence of a bishop used during the summer months.	Preferred term	91191	-
BISMUTH MINE	Mine for the extraction of bismuth, which usually occurs in small quantities in the ores of other metal ores, particularly lead, and some copper ores.	Preferred term	143811	-
BISON MOBILE PILLBOX	A flatbed lorry with a concrete defensive position fitted on the back enabling the "pillbox" to be driven to where it was most needed in the event of an airborne force landing on the airfield.	Preferred term	140536	-
BIVALLATE HILLFORT	A hilltop enclosure bounded by a double line of ramparts.	Preferred term	68856	-
Black Yarn House		Narrow term	91192	-
BLACKING FACTORY	A building or buildings used for the manufacture of shoe and leather polish, etc.	Preferred term	91193	-
Blacking Mill		Narrow term	141989	-
Blacksmiths Cottage		Narrow term	91194	-
Blacksmiths Shop		Narrow term	70583	-
BLACKSMITHS WORKSHOP	Place where a smith works iron. May be for small scale local use or within a larger industrial complex.	Preferred term	71815	-
Bladder Pipe		Narrow term	-	-
BLADE	A struck piece of flint or other stone where the length is at least twice the width.	Preferred term	96399	-
BLADE	A principal member in a cruck truss.	Preferred term	137457	-
Blade Works		Narrow term	83350	-
BLANKET	A thick fabric cover used to provide warmth.	Preferred term	96527	-
Blanket Hall		Narrow term	93985	-
BLANKET MILL	A factory where lengths of soft, woollen cloth, loosely woven to retain heat, used as a bed covering, were manufactured.	Preferred term	91195	-
BLANKETS	Bed coverings, usually of woollen or similar natural or artificial fabrics.	Preferred term	143449	-
BLAST FURNACE	Smelting furnace into which compressed hot air is driven.	Preferred term	69179	-
Blast House		Narrow term	93952	-
BLAST PEN	A protective structure, often made of sandbags with reinforcement, designed to protect aircraft at airfields from enemy attack.	Preferred term	97263	-
BLAST SHELTER	A structure, usually of earth and concrete, and usually, although not always, subterranean, designed for protection against explosives	Preferred term	143375	-
BLAST WALL	A reinforced wall designed to reflect the blast from an explosion. Often found associated with powder magazines, pillboxes and air raid shelters.	Preferred term	91196	-
Bleach Croft		Narrow term	91197	-
Bleach Green		Narrow term	91198	-
Bleach Grounds		Narrow term	91199	-
BLEACH WORKS	A works where bleach is manufactured.	Preferred term	69139	-
Bleach Yard		Narrow term	91200	-
BLEACHERY	Bleach works or bleach house for bleaching of textiles, etc.	Preferred term	69140	-