Object types that the Scheme uses Page: 85

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
Clam Bridge		Narrow term	122503	-
CLAMP	A tool for holding or compressing objects together.	Preferred term	96247	-
CLAMP	A temporary structure used for the firing of bricks or tiles. Unfired bricks or tiles were stacked upon a layer of fuel (usually wood) and then surrounded by a wall of old bricks and covered by a layer of mud or clay. The clamp was then fired.	Preferred term	111273	-
CLAMP KILN	A temporary kiln, in which the pots are stacked and baked in a pit underneath a bonfire.	Preferred term	69206	-
CLAPBOARD	A horizontal, riven board, tapered in section, used for external cladding.	Preferred term	137558	-
Clapper	The component which strikes a bell.	Narrow term	-	-
CLAPPER BRIDGE	A simple form of stone slab bridge, particularly associated with South West England.	Preferred term	70216	-
CLAPPERS	A simple instrument where two pieces of material are manipulated to knock together.	Preferred term	97181	-
CLAPPING QUOIN	A quoin, usually of stone, with a concave rebate at one corner forming the surface against which the rounded edge of a canal lock gate turns, making a kind of hinge.	Preferred term	143478	-
CLARET	A type of Red Wine from Bordeaux in France.	Preferred term	78948	-
CLASP	A contrivance of interlocking parts used to fasten objects together.	Preferred term	96248	-
Clasp Knife		Narrow term	-	-
CLASPED PURLIN	A purlin that rests against the lower surface of a principal rafter and is supported by a queen post, collar or raking strut.	Preferred term	137559	-
CLASPING BUTTRESS	A buttress which encases the corner between two walls.	Preferred term	137560	-
CLASSROOM	A room intended for the purpose of teaching a group or class of students simultaneously.	Preferred term	139399	-
CLASSROOM	A room where a class of pupils is taught.	Preferred term	91492	-
Claustral Buildings		Narrow term	91493	-
CLAY	Fine grained earth which becomes more plastic when water is added. Mainly used in the manufacture of bricks, pottery and other ceramics.	Preferred term	78949	-
CLAY DRAINAGE PIPE WORKS	A site where clay pipes used for drainage are manufactured.	Preferred term	91494	-
CLAY EXTRACTION SITE	Buildings, sites and structures associated with the extraction of clay.	Preferred term	91495	-
CLAY MILL	A factory containing machinery for processing clay for the manufacture of bricks, tiles or pottery.	Preferred term	70711	-
CLAY MINE	A site where clay is mined from the ground.	Preferred term	78206	-
CLAY PIPE (SMOKING)	A clay tube with a small bowl at the end used for smoking tobacco.	Preferred term	95639	-
CLAY PIPE KILN	For the production of clay tobacco pipes.	Preferred term	69086	-
Clay Pipe Manufactory		Narrow term	151892	-
CLAY PIT	A place from which clay is extracted.	Preferred term	69059	-
CLAY PUDDLING PIT	A pit used for the containment of clay whilst it is mixed to the right consistency for brickmaking.	Preferred term	69060	-
Clay Quarry	Use both terms.	Narrow term	162955	-
CLAY STORE	Purpose-built structure with thick walls used to store clay before transportation.	Preferred term	91496	-
CLAY TOBACCO PIPE FACTORY	A factory where tobacco pipes made of clay are manufactured.	Preferred term	91497	-