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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cathedral Choir School | Narrow term | 91390 | - | |
| Cathedral Church | Narrow term | 91391 | - | |
| CATHEDRAL CLOSE | An enclosed area of ground immediately surrounding a cathedral. | Preferred term | 69976 | - |
| CATHEDRAL PRECINCT | An area of ground immediately surrounding a cathedral. | Preferred term | 69977 | - |
| Cathedral Priory | Use both terms. | Narrow term | 91392 | - |
| CATHETER | A long, slender, flexible tube for inserting into a body cavity for the introduction or withdrawal of fluids. | Preferred term | 95262 | - |
| CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH | A nonconformist church for the followers of Edward Irving. | Preferred term | 94370 | - |
| Catholic Cathedral | Narrow term | 91393 | - | |
| Catholic Chapel | Narrow term | 91394 | - | |
| Catholic Church | Narrow term | 91395 | - | |
| Catholic College | Narrow term | 91396 | - | |
| Catholic School | Narrow term | 87722 | - | |
| CATS HEAD MOULDING | A decorative moulding depicting an animal or bird head, similar to a beak head moulding but with a shorter, cone-like tongue or beak overlapping the moulding set beneath it. | Preferred term | 137522 | - |
| CATSLIDE ROOF | A roof with one side longer than the other, continuing at the same pitch over an extension to a building. Commonly found in New England Colonial architecture. | Preferred term | 137523 | - |
| Cattery | Narrow term | 91397 | - | |
| CATTLE | Large mammals of the genus Bos, domesticated to provide milk, beef and materials eg. leather. Use only for live animals. | Preferred term | 78936 | - |
| CATTLE DOCKS | Pens for housing cattle awaiting transportation. | Preferred term | 91398 | - |
| CATTLE FODDER | Dried produce especially, hay, straw etc. used to feed cattle. | Preferred term | 78937 | - |
| Cattle Fodder Factory | Narrow term | 91399 | - | |
| CATTLE GRID | A pit in a road or trackway covered with a grid, usually of metal poles (but can be of wood or stone) with sufficient space between the poles to prevent animals from crossing, without restricting access for vehicles and people. | Preferred term | 111593 | - |
| Cattle Market | Narrow term | 70662 | - | |
| Cattle Nasal Bone | Narrow term | - | - | |
| CATTLE PEN | An enclosure for cattle. | Preferred term | 91400 | - |
| Cattle Shed | Narrow term | 71360 | - | |
| CATTLE SHELTER | An open sided building known to have been used for sheltering cattle. | Preferred term | 71361 | - |
| CATTLE STALL | A stall, often within a cow house, where cattle are kept individually. | Preferred term | 94127 | - |
| CATTLE TROUGH | A long metal or stone vessel for cattle to drink water from. | Preferred term | 91402 | - |
| Cattle Wash | Narrow term | 91404 | - | |
| Cattle Whip | Narrow term | - | - | |
| Cattle Yard | Narrow term | 162574 | - |
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