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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
CHENILLE FACTORY	Factory for making Chenille a yarn produced by placing short lengths of yarn (the pile) between two core yarns (the core) these are then heated to set the pile in place.	Preferred term	164361	-
Chepyn		Narrow term	91448	-
Chequer		Narrow term	94126	-
Cherokee Class Sloop		Narrow term	-	-
CHESS BOARD	A chequered board used to play chess.	Preferred term	95620	-
CHESS PIECE	A gaming piece used specifically to play chess.	Preferred term	95621	-
Chessman		Narrow term	-	-
CHEST	A box used for storage or shipping.	Preferred term	96443	-
CHEST HOSPITAL	A specialist hospital treating patients with chest disorders and diseases, can be pre sanatoria.	Preferred term	91449	-
CHEST TOMB	A tomb designed in the form of a cist or stone box placed over a burial. Its outward form often reproduces the features of the classical sarcophagus or medieval effigy base.	Preferred term	70093	-
Chestnuts		Narrow term	88548	-
CHEVAUX DE FRISE	A system of stones or wooden obstacles placed close together to impede the advance of enemy forces. Do not use for HILLFORT sites.	Preferred term	68848	-
CHEVET	The area that contains the ambulatory, apse and chapels. Usually found in larger churches, monasteries and cathedrals.	Preferred term	137543	-
CHEVRON MOULDING	A three-dimensional decorative ornamentation composed of a series of Vs forming a zigzag.	Preferred term	137544	-
Chhatri		Narrow term	142045	-
Chicken House		Narrow term	70693	-
CHICORY KILN	A structure used for the roasting or drying of chicory.	Preferred term	91450	-
Chief Constables Office		Narrow term	91451	-
CHIEF INSTRUCTORS BLOCK (5740/36)	A central tower with a single-storey wing either side. The tower contained the watch office on the ground floor, observation room on the second with each wing containing an office for the Chief Flying Instructor or the officer commanding and their aides.	Preferred term	140499	-
CHILDRENS BLOCK	Series of rooms in a workhouse complex where children were housed and looked after.	Preferred term	140453	-
CHILDRENS CARE HOME	A residential home for children with physical or learning disabilities, sensory impairment and/or mental health issues but who do not necessarily need medical attention.	Preferred term	147272	-
CHILDRENS HOME	A residential establishment for the care and accommodation of children and young people.	Preferred term	90116	-
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL	A specialist hospital for the medical and surgical treatment of children.	Preferred term	71652	-
CHILDRENS NURSING HOME	A residential home for children with physical and/or learning disabilities, sensory impairment and/or mental health issues who need medical intervention and/or care provided by registered nurses.	Preferred term	147273	-
CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND	An area of ground used for children to play on, often attached to a school.	Preferred term	91452	-
CHILDRENS PLAYHOUSE	Building used for children to play in.	Preferred term	91453	-
CHILDRENS WARD	An area within a hospital where children are accommodated during the period of their medical or surgical treatment.	Preferred term	103235	-
CHILDRENS ZOO	A garden or park, with ancilliary buildings, in which young and domesticated animals are kept for public exhibition, especially for children. Children are given the opportunity to come into close contact and handle animals.	Preferred term	147431	-
CHIMNEY	A vertical structure used to draw off smoke from a fire.	Preferred term	96023	-
CHIMNEY	The flue or channel that funnels smoke from a fire.	Preferred term	137545	-