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 |
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CANDLE | An object made up of a wick surrounded by wax or tallow which burns slowly to provide light. | Preferred term | 96187 | - |
CANDLE BRACKET | A holder for a candle, usually fitted to another object. | Preferred term | 96188 | - |
CANDLE FACTORY | A building or buildings used for the manufacture of candles. | Preferred term | 69141 | - |
CANDLE HOLDER | An object in which a candle is put in order to provide light. | Preferred term | 96192 | - |
CANDLE SNUFFER | An object used to stop a candle burning. | Preferred term | 96194 | - |
CANDLE STAND | A tall holder for candles which stands on the floor. | Preferred term | 96195 | - |
Candle Standard | Narrow term | - | - | |
Candle Works | Narrow term | 91344 | - | |
Candleholder | Narrow term | - | - | |
CANDLES | A body of wax or tallow, usually formed into a long, thin, cylindrical shape enclosing a wick and burnt to produce light. | Preferred term | 78928 | - |
CANDLESTICK | A container for one or more candles. | Preferred term | 96198 | - |
CANDLESTICKS | Holders for one or more candles, usually of metal or pewter. | Preferred term | 141507 | - |
CANEPHORA | A sculpted female figure carrying a basket on her head. | Preferred term | 137511 | - |
CANISTER (FOOD) | A container for dried foodstuffs. | Preferred term | 97672 | - |
CANISTER (SHOT) | A container filled with musket balls, metal fragments, nails etc. Designed to kill or maim the enemy at a close range. | Preferred term | 97673 | - |
CANNED GOODS | Goods, usually foodstuffs, which have been sealed inside canisters, usually made of tin or steel, to preserve them. | Preferred term | 109173 | - |
CANNED MEAT | Meat precooked and then sealed in cans made from steel, tin or aluminium plate to preserve it. | Preferred term | 78929 | - |
Cannery | Narrow term | 91345 | - | |
CANNING FACTORY | A factory where preserved food is canned. | Preferred term | 91346 | - |
CANNON | A heavy artillery piece consisting of a metal tube mounted on a gun carriage. | Preferred term | 95172 | - |
CANNON | A large mounted gun, now disused and placed in a prominent position as a piece of street furniture or as a "feature". | Preferred term | 69910 | - |
CANNON | A piece of military ordnance, of sufficient size to require mounting and used for firing projectiles, traditionally cannon balls but more recently high explosive shells. | Preferred term | 78930 | - |
CANNON BALL | A solid ball fired from cannons, size and weight would depend on the calibre of the cannon. | Preferred term | 95173 | - |
CANNON BALLS | Solid spherical objects, manufactured from stone or metal, fired from cannon. | Preferred term | 83101 | - |
CANNON BOLLARD | A bollard made from, or in the form of, a cannon barrel. | Preferred term | 91347 | - |
CANNON BORING MILL | A building used for drilling out the bores of cannon and other military pieces. | Preferred term | 69214 | - |
Cannon For Scrap | Use CANNON and SCRAP METAL if necessary. | Narrow term | 78931 | - |
CANNON FOUNDRY | A workshop or factory where the barrels of cannon are cast. | Preferred term | 91348 | - |
CANOE | A small, narrow boat with pointed ends propelled by paddling. | Preferred term | 95452 | - |
CANOE | A small open boat, usually a very light craft propelled by a paddle. | Preferred term | - | - |
1921 - 1950 of 12,437 records.