Object types that the Scheme uses Page: 76

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
CHAMBERED ROUND BARROW	A Neolithic burial monument comprising a stone-built chamber within a circular or sub-circular earthen mound. See RELIGIOUS, RITUAL AND FUNERARY Class List for context.	Preferred term	70004	-
CHAMBERED ROUND CAIRN	A Neolithic burial monument comprising an approximately circular stony mound which contains a stone-built chamber, with or without additional lateral chambers.	Preferred term	70047	-
CHAMBERED TOMB	A Neolithic burial monument comprising a stone-built chamber within a mound of earth or stone. Use more specific type where known.	Preferred term	70064	-
CHAMFER	A surface formed by cutting off a square edge, usually at 45 degrees. Use more specific type where known.	Preferred term	169977	-
Chamfrain		Narrow term	-	-
CHAMFRON	The front piece of horse armour.	Preferred term	100054	-
CHAMOIS LEATHER WORKS	A factory or complex where chamois leather is produced using fish oils as the tanning agent.	Preferred term	91426	-
CHAMPAGNE	A sparkling, white wine traditionally from the Champagne region of France. Now used, loosely, to refer to any sparkling white wine.	Preferred term	85636	-
CHAMPIONS FURNACE	A zinc smelting furnace patented by William Champion of Bristol in 1738 for the reduction of zinc from zinc oxide by means of condensing.	Preferred term	143959	-
CHANCEL	The choir and sanctuary in the liturgical eastern part of a church appropriated for those who officiate during services.	Preferred term	137538	-
CHANCEL ARCH	An arch at the liturgical east of the nave, carrying a gabled wall above, separating nave from chancel.	Preferred term	137539	-
Chancel Screen		Narrow term	138958	-
CHANDELIER	A hanging frame with branches which act as candle holders or to which lights are attached.	Preferred term	96199	-
CHANDELIER	A branched, hanging light fitting, often ornate in design, provifding illumination from a number of candles or lightbulbs.	Preferred term	139132	-
Chandlers Shop		Narrow term	91427	-
CHANDLERY	Traditionally the premises of a chandler, a maker and seller of candles. Now, a shop for the retail of groceries and other provisions.	Preferred term	68782	-
Changing House		Narrow term	91428	-
CHANGING ROOM	A room within a building, such as a shop or leisure complex,sometimes equipped with cubicles or screens to allow a degree of privacy, where clothing can be tried on or changed.	Preferred term	140301	-
CHANGING ROOMS	A building within a complex, such as a leisure centre, school, industrial site etc, often containing toilet and washing facilities, where individuals can change their clothes. For a changing room within a larger building, see Components.	Preferred term	87929	-
Chantry		Narrow term	138946	-
Chantry		Narrow term	70684	-
CHANTRY CHAPEL	A chapel, often attached to or screened off inside a church, endowed for the celebration of masses principally for the repose of the founder?s soul.	Preferred term	137541	-
CHANTRY CHAPEL	A chapel attached to, or inside, a church, endowed for the celebration of Masses for the soul of the founder.	Preferred term	69970	-
Chantry Chapel Bridge		Narrow term	122502	-
CHANTRY COLLEGE	A building used for the education of, and as a residence for, chantry priests.	Preferred term	71659	-
Chantry House		Narrow term	91429	-
CHAPE		Invalid term	-	-
CHAPEL	A building, room or area, often within or attached to a church or other building, serving as a place of worship. Where a monument, use the Thesaurus of Monument Types.	Preferred term	137542	-
CHAPEL	A freestanding building, or a room or recess serving as a place of Christian worship in a church or other building. Use more specific type where known.	Preferred term	69967	-
CHAPEL OF EASE	A church built within the bounds of a parish for the attendance of those who cannot reach the parish church conveniently.	Preferred term	71454	-