Object types that the Scheme uses Page: 54

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
BRICK	An oblong mass of hardened clay or mud, used in building.	Preferred term	96010	-
BRICK AND TILEMAKING SITE	Sites and structures associated with the manufacture of bricks and tiles. Includes sites associated with earth extraction and preparation.	Preferred term	91277	-
BRICK DRYING SHED	A building in which newly made bricks are laid out to dry.	Preferred term	91278	-
BRICK KILN	A kiln or furnace for the firing of bricks.	Preferred term	69053	-
Brick Pit		Narrow term	69054	-
BRICKEARTH PIT	A pit used for the excavation of clay suitable for making bricks.	Preferred term	91279	-
Brickearth Quarry		Narrow term	70610	-
BRICKFIELD	A site where clay is both extracted and fired to produce bricks.	Preferred term	70611	-
BRICKS	Construction blocks manufactured using clay which is then fired or sun dried.	Preferred term	78922	-
BRICKWORK	A structure, part of a structure or area constructed from plain bricks.	Preferred term	139507	-
Brickworkers Cottage		Narrow term	91280	-
BRICKWORKS	An industrial manufacturing complex producing bricks.	Preferred term	69055	-
BRICKYARD	Small scale enterprise producing bricks but not at the same site as the extraction of clay.	Preferred term	70612	-
BRIDAL HEADDRESS	Head wear of a bride.	Preferred term	95891	-
Bridewell		Narrow term	70613	-
BRIDGE	A structure of wood, stone, iron, brick or concrete, etc, with one or more intervals under it to span a river or other space. Use specific type where known.	Preferred term	70214	-
BRIDGE (MUSIC)	A small structure used to support strings on an instrument pushing them away from the body of the instrument.	Preferred term	95475	-
Bridge Approach Road		Narrow term	91283	-
BRIDGE CHAPEL	A chapel built into the structure of a bridge.	Preferred term	69968	-
Bridge House		Narrow term	91284	-
BRIDGE KEEPERS COTTAGE	The residence of a bridge keeper.	Preferred term	91285	-
BRIDGE TREE	An adjustable, horizontal beam, supporting the vertical stone spindle in a water or windmill, which allows the gap between the grinding stones to be varied.	Preferred term	139567	-
Bridgemans Cottage		Narrow term	162977	-
Bridgettine Abbey	Use both terms.	Narrow term	70616	-
BRIDGETTINE DOUBLE HOUSE	An abbey of the Bridgettine double order of nuns and religious men.	Preferred term	70137	-
BRIDGETTINE GRANGE	An outlying farm or estate belonging to the Bridgettine order.	Preferred term	100007	-
BRIDGETTINE NUNNERY	An abbey founded in 1415 for nuns of the Bridgettine order.	Preferred term	91286	-
BRIDLE	Headgear for a horse, usually consisting of a series of buckled straps and a mouthpiece, bridle bit, by which the horse is controlled.	Preferred term	95670	-
BRIDLE BIT	A metal mouth piece used to control an animal, usually used on a horse.	Preferred term	95671	-
BRIDLE FITTING	Attachments that form part of the bridle.	Preferred term	95672	-