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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
CHOIR	Part of a large church, east of the nave, appropriated for singers and clergy.	Preferred term	137553	-
CHOIR SCHOOL	A school associated with a cathedral or college originally intended to provide a general education for their choristers.	Preferred term	71688	-
CHOIR SCREEN	A screen separating the choir from other parts of the church.	Preferred term	159186	-
CHOKER	A neck band or necklace worn tightly around the throat.	Preferred term	96633	-
CHOLERA BURIAL GROUND	A burial ground for victims of cholera.	Preferred term	151881	-
Cholera Cemetery		Narrow term	151889	-
Cholera Hospital		Narrow term	91462	-
Chop House		Narrow term	91463	-
CHOPPER	A unifacially worked early stone tool.	Preferred term	96402	-
CHOPPING BLOCK	A block on which objects are chopped or cut.	Preferred term	96403	-
Choristers House		Narrow term	91464	-
Choristers School		Narrow term	91465	-
CHRISMATORY	A vessel containing a religious oil or unguent.	Preferred term	95872	-
CHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL	A place of worship for Christadelphians, a fundamentalist sect founded in America in the late 1840s who rejected the trinity and awaited the second coming of Christ.	Preferred term	91466	-
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HOSTEL	A hostel owned by a Christian association which provides cheap accommodation for young people.	Preferred term	71433	-
Christian Brethren Meeting House		Narrow term	99540	-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH	A place of worship for Christian Scientists, a sect founded in the mid-19th century in America who believe that God is the only reality and can bring healing to humanity.	Preferred term	71860	-
Christian Science Reading Room		Narrow term	99558	-
CHURCH	A building used for public Christian worship. Use more specific type where known.	Preferred term	69980	-
CHURCH ARMY HOUSE	A place of meeting and worship for followers of the Church Army, a body of trained lay evangelists devoted to evangelism and social work.	Preferred term	91467	-
CHURCH HALL	A hall associated with a church, used for holding functions, meetings and for conducting parish business.	Preferred term	68680	-
CHURCH HOUSE	House owned by the church, often used for meetings.	Preferred term	68681	-
CHURCH INSTITUTE	A building used by the church to promote Christianity through lectures, study, etc.	Preferred term	71866	-
Church Of Christ Scientist		Narrow term	99557	-
Church Of England School		Narrow term	91468	-
CHURCH OF PECULIAR PEOPLE	An offshoot of the Wesleyan movement founded in 1838 by John Banyard at Rochford, Essex. In 1956 it changed name to the Union of Evangelical Churches. There are 17 chapels in Essex and London.	Preferred term	146356	-
Church Organ Factory		Narrow term	91469	-
CHURCH SCHOOL	A school run by a Christian church.	Preferred term	71627	-
Church Tower		Narrow term	70696	-
CHURCHYARD	An area of ground belonging to a church, often used as a burial ground.	Preferred term	70061	-