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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
BOMBER SATELLITE STATION WATCH OFFICE	A watch office designed for bomber satellite station comprising a long, temporary brick hut with a watch office, operations room and crew briefing room.	Preferred term	140497	-
BOMBER STATION CONTROL TOWER (294/45)	A control tower designed for use on Very Heavy Bomber Station Airfields. Designed to Air Ministry drawing number 294/45 they were the first to be have a Visual Control Room	Preferred term	160356	-
BOMBING DECOY	A system of lights, controlled fires or dummy constructions, used during WWII to provide a counterfeit target for enemy aircraft.	Preferred term	93974	-
BOMBING DECOY SITE	A site comprising a system of lights, controlled fires or dummy constructions, used during WWII to provide a counterfeit target for enemy aircraft. Use more specific type where known.	Preferred term	143459	-
BOMBING RANGE	An area of land, with associated buildings and targets, used for practicing the dropping of bombs and other aspects of air warfare.	Preferred term	99670	-
Bombing Range Direction Arrow		Narrow term	160414	-
BOMBING RANGE MARKER	A range marker allowing bombers to locate the bombing range.	Preferred term	100206	-
BOMBING RANGE OBSERVATION POST	Buildings and structures used to monitor the accuracy of bombs dropped on a bombing range	Preferred term	143369	-
BOMBING RANGE TARGET	Any structure or object, used for the purpose of practice bombing.	Preferred term	160403	-
BOMBING RANGE TOWER	An observation tower located on or near to a bombing range.	Preferred term	160402	-
BOMBING TEACHER BUILDING	A building equipped with instruments and a flight simulator used to teach members of bomber crews how to correctly identify targets for bombing.	Preferred term	160401	-
BOMBS	Containers filled with high explosive, which can be fired from artillery pieces, thrown, dropped by aircraft or placed by hand and detonated in various ways.	Preferred term	78916	-
Bonded Store		Narrow term	91232	-
BONDED WAREHOUSE	A warehouse, usually under the charge of CUSTOM HOUSE officials, in which goods were stored before the duty had been paid. Often found in dockyards, harbours, etc.	Preferred term	87656	-
BONE ASH	The powdery residue of burnt bones.	Preferred term	84362	-
Bone Dust		Narrow term	78917	-
Bone House		Narrow term	91233	-
BONE MEAL	Ground and crushed bones used as a fertilizer.	Preferred term	87165	-
BONE MILL	A mill for grinding or crushing bones, in the process of making bone china, for example.	Preferred term	69082	-
BONE WORKING SITE	A site used for the production of items derived from animal bones.	Preferred term	125633	-
BONES	The hard material, consisting mainly of calcium compounds, which makes up the skeleton of vertebrates. Used for ornaments or ground for use in the manufacture of bone china.	Preferred term	82983	-
Bonhommes College		Narrow term	70591	-
BONHOMMES MONASTERY	A residence of the Bonhommes brethren, who followed the Augustinian rule.	Preferred term	70155	-
BONNET	A form of hat, usually does not cover the forehead nor have a brim, and usually worn by women.	Preferred term	96582	-
Bonshommes College		Narrow term	91234	-
Bonshommes Monastery		Narrow term	91235	-
BOOK	A bound collection of paper or other materials.	Preferred term	95366	-
Book Clasp		Narrow term	-	-
Book Cover		Narrow term	-	-
BOOK FITTING	Mountings, often decorative, attached to a book.	Preferred term	95368	-