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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
BURIN SPALL	A narrow flake which is the by-product of making a burin.	Preferred term	97341	-
Burning House		Narrow term	94185	-
BURNISHER	A tool used to polish the surface of an artefact.	Preferred term	96920	-
BURNT FLINT	Flint which has been burnt. It is not necessarily worked.	Preferred term	97540	-
BURNT MOUND	A mound of fire-cracked stones, normally accompanied by a trough or pit which may have been lined with wood, stone or clay. Assumed to be locations where heated stones were used to boil water primarily for cooking purposes.	Preferred term	68925	-
BURNT ORE	Ore that has been burnt.	Preferred term	86264	-
BURR	A small hand operated rotary drill used by dentists.	Preferred term	95260	-
BURSARY	A treasury, often the bursar's room in a college or university.	Preferred term	137493	-
BUS DEPOT	A building, with adjacent open areas, in which buses are maintained, usually having an extensive area free from upright columns or stanchions to permit overnight storage, repair bays, stores and an office.	Preferred term	70256	-
Bus Garage		Narrow term	91311	-
BUS SHELTER	A structure providing protection against the weather at bus stops.	Preferred term	70257	-
BUS STATION	A building and open area from which buses, usually those working local or regional services, begin or end their journeys.	Preferred term	71441	-
BUSHEL	A measuring container to measure dry goods.	Preferred term	95326	-
BUSINESS CENTRE	A building providing business premises to companies or individuals, sometimes for short periods, in exchange for a membership fee.	Preferred term	141431	-
BUSINESS PARK	An area speciallly developed to accommodate commercial buildings.	Preferred term	139084	-
Business Room		Narrow term	137494	-
BUST	The sculpted head, shoulders and breast of a person.	Preferred term	95760	-
BUST	A piece of sculpture usually representing the head, shoulders and breast of a person.	Preferred term	91312	-
Bustum		Narrow term	142072	-
Butchers Market		Narrow term	91313	-
BUTCHERS SHOP	A shop where meat is sold. Often includes large cold stores for the refrigeration and storage of carcasses and a butchery where the carcass is cut up prior to sale.	Preferred term	71610	-
BUTCHERY SITE	A site used for the butchery of animals.	Preferred term	143179	-
Butching House		Narrow term	91314	-
BUTLER COMBAT HANGAR	A mutiple role hangar for aircraft and general storage, manufactured in the USA as a kit for on-site assembly during WWII and post-war. It comprises a steel box frame and a canvas covering.	Preferred term	140439	-
Butment		Narrow term	137495	-
Butt Purlin		Narrow term	137496	-
BUTTER	Dairy produce obtained by churning cream and used in cookery as a source of fat.	Preferred term	78927	-
BUTTER CHURN	A vessel used to produce butter from milk through agitation.	Preferred term	96824	-
Butter Cross		Narrow term	70627	-
BUTTER FACTORY	A group of buildings containing machinery for the production in bulk of butter or related dairy products.	Preferred term	87956	-