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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
CAST	A moulded object.	Preferred term	96990	-
CAST IRON	A metallic alloy of iron, carbon and silicon formed by casting in a mould.	Preferred term	78935	-
CAST IRON PIPES	Pipes manufactured from cast iron and used for a variety of purposes.	Preferred term	90173	-
CASTANET	A specific type of hand held hollowed wooden clapper, known in Europe from medieval times onwards.	Preferred term	95512	-
Casting Counter		Narrow term	-	-
Casting Debris		Narrow term	-	-
CASTING FLOOR	A floor area, covered in sand, onto which hot metal from a furnace is cast.	Preferred term	91379	-
CASTING HOUSE	Building or structure covering a casting floor or pit.	Preferred term	69216	-
Casting Shop		Narrow term	91380	-
CASTING WASTE	Waste products ensuing from the casting process.	Preferred term	97542	-
CASTLE	A fortress and dwelling, usually medieval in origin, and often consisting of a keep, curtain wall and towers etc.	Preferred term	68833	-
Castle Gate	Use both terms.	Narrow term	71706	-
Castle Gatehouse	Use both terms.	Narrow term	91381	-
Castle Keep		Narrow term	70658	-
Castle Motte		Narrow term	91382	-
Castle Mound		Narrow term	70659	-
Castle Wall		Narrow term	71611	-
Casual Ward	Use VAGRANTS WARD as it is meant to shelter wandering vagrants overnight rather than the permanent inhabitants of a workhouse.	Narrow term	141387	-
CASUAL WARD BLOCK	A wing in a workhouse to accommodate vagrants overnight.	Preferred term	91383	-
CASUALTY DEPARTMENT	A hospital department, open 24 hours a day, for the immediate reception and treatment of emergency cases.	Preferred term	91384	-
Cat Memorial		Narrow term	91385	-
Catacomb	For funerary monuments use CATACOMB (FUNERARY), for wine use WINE CELLAR	Narrow term	142091	-
CATACOMB (FUNERARY)	A funerary site, either totally or partially underground, for the depositing of the dead. Often found in cemeteries in the form of a circular or semi-circular sunken area comprising of several galleries with vault entrances built into the side.	Preferred term	91386	-
Catacomb (Wine Storage)		Narrow term	91387	-
Catadrome		Narrow term	91388	-
CATAPULT	A device used to throw projectiles, can vary from a small forked stick for hurling stones to a large engine of war to hurl large projectiles.	Preferred term	95175	-
CATCH	A device to catch and hold one object to another, eg a door to a doorpost.	Preferred term	96245	-
CATERING COLLEGE	A training college for chefs and other catering students.	Preferred term	91389	-
Cathead		Narrow term	164124	-
CATHEDRAL	The principal church of a diocese in which the cathedra or bishop's throne is to be found.	Preferred term	69975	-