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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARPET FACTORY | A factory where carpets are manufactured. | Preferred term | 91362 | - |
| CARPET MANUFACTURING SITE | Includes any textile floor covering. | Preferred term | 91363 | - |
| CARPET MILL | A factory where carpets are manufactured. | Preferred term | 71577 | - |
| CARPET WEAVERS WORKSHOP | A building where carpets and other floor furnishings were woven. | Preferred term | 91364 | - |
| Carpet Works | Narrow term | 91365 | - | |
| Carport | Narrow term | 91366 | - | |
| CARRACK | A three masted vessel with a square rig on the fore and main masts and lateen rig on the mizzen mast. | Preferred term | - | - |
| CARREL (AISLE) | An aisle divided into chapels. This term is sometimes applied to the screens dividing the aisle, or the chapels themselves. | Preferred term | 138941 | - |
| CARREL (NICHE) | An enclosure or niche in a library or cloister used for study. | Preferred term | 137516 | - |
| CARRIAGE | A wheeled passenger vehicle, especially one with four wheels and pulled by horses. | Preferred term | 95451 | - |
| CARRIAGE ENTRANCE | An entrance large enough for carriages and vehicles leading through a building or wall into an inner courtyard. | Preferred term | 163032 | - |
| CARRIAGE HOUSE | An outbuilding used for the storage and maintenance of horse-drawn carriages. | Preferred term | 70259 | - |
| Carriage Post | Narrow term | 91367 | - | |
| CARRIAGE RAMP | A ramp or incline between differing levels constructed to allow carriages access. | Preferred term | 91368 | - |
| Carriage Shed | Narrow term | 91369 | - | |
| Carriage Shelter | Narrow term | 70651 | - | |
| CARRIAGE SPLASH | Purpose built area, incorporating water supply, for the cleaning of carriages, carts, etc. | Preferred term | 91370 | - |
| CARRIAGE WORKS | A building or works in which carriages were built. Use RAILWAY CARRIAGE WORKS for sites making railway carriages. | Preferred term | 78259 | - |
| CARRIAGEWAY | The part of a road intended for vehicular traffic. | Preferred term | 91371 | - |
| CARRIERS PREMISES | A site used by a carrier to accommodate his horses and vehicles and store goods awaiting transportation, etc. | Preferred term | 94006 | - |
| Carrying Chair | Narrow term | - | - | |
| CART | A vehicle with two wheels for carrying loads. | Preferred term | 95448 | - |
| Cart Bay | Narrow term | 133656 | - | |
| CART BURIAL | A high status Iron Age grave in which a two or four wheeled vehicle accompanies a frequently richly furnished inhumation burial. A barrow may overlie the grave. | Preferred term | 70026 | - |
| CART FITTING | A mounting or fixture attached to a cart. | Preferred term | 95447 | - |
| Cart House | Narrow term | 91372 | - | |
| CART LOADING BAY | A structure, into which a cart can be drawn, to enable it to be loaded from above. | Preferred term | 133655 | - |
| Cart Lodge | Narrow term | 91373 | - | |
| CART SHED | A building used for housing, and protecting from the weather, carts, waggons and farm implements, often open-fronted. | Preferred term | 70260 | - |
| CARTERS YARD | Trading premises of a carter. | Preferred term | 91374 | - |
2011 - 2040 of 12,437 records.