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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
BOW DRILL	A drill where the bit is twisted by means of a bow with the string wound around the shaft of the drill.	Preferred term	100156	-
BOW WINDOW	A window set within a curved projection from the face of a wall.	Preferred term	137471	-
BOWED STRING INSTRUMENT	An instrument played mainly by bowing the strings. Use narrower terms where known.	Preferred term	95520	-
BOWER	A private room or parlour usually at the same level as the hall.	Preferred term	137472	-
Bower		Narrow term	91256	-
BOWL	A round container open at the top, usually to hold liquids.	Preferred term	96755	-
BOWL BARROW	A round barrow featuring a mound surrounded by a ditch, with no intervening berm. The ditch may be accompanied by an external bank.	Preferred term	70012	-
BOWL FURNACE	A small, open air bowl-shaped furnace, in which the flames are fanned by bellows. Used for both ferrous and non-ferrous smelting.	Preferred term	69182	-
BOWLING ALLEY	An indoor alley for playing bowls or skittles.	Preferred term	91257	-
Bowling Ball		Narrow term	-	-
BOWLING CLUB	A site, usually consisting of a bowling green and pavilion, frequented by lawn bowlers.	Preferred term	91258	-
BOWLING GREEN	A closely mown piece of ground used for the game of lawn bowling.	Preferred term	69936	-
BOWLING GREEN PAVILION	A building, often located in a park, where players can change and store equipment and from where spectators can watch the game.	Preferred term	91259	-
Bowling House		Narrow term	162973	-
Bowls House		Narrow term	162971	-
Bowls Lawn		Narrow term	162974	-
Bowls Pavilion		Narrow term	162972	-
Bowre		Narrow term	137473	-
Bowre		Narrow term	91260	-
Bowstring Arch Truss		Narrow term	94211	-
BOWSTRING ROOF	A roof constructed of horizontal tiebeams and curved trusses.	Preferred term	137474	-
BOWSTRING TRUSS	An arched, or bow-shaped, segmental timber truss with its ends tied together by a straight or cambered member.	Preferred term	138845	-
BOX	A container, usually rectangular and having a removable or hinged lid.	Preferred term	96439	-
BOX FRAME	Timber framed construction where a box of horizontal and vertical members is created to support the roof.	Preferred term	137475	-
BOX FRAME HOUSE	A timber framed house comprising horizontal and vertical timbers, forming the walls of the building and directly supporting the roof.	Preferred term	91261	-
BOX FRAMED TRUSS	A complete cross-frame from ground level to ridge in a box-framed building.	Preferred term	137476	-
Box Girder		Narrow term	94207	-
BOX OFFICE	A ticket booth in a theatre or cinema.	Preferred term	152569	-
BOX PADLOCK KEY	A key usually with a long stem with bit, stem and terminal in line.	Preferred term	96243	-
BOX PEW	An enclosed, high-sided seat, sometimes entered through a door, usually found in churches as one of a series of box-like compartments.	Preferred term	138848	-