Object terms in use on the Scheme's database.

These terms are from the BM/MDA thesaurus of archaeological object terms.

Term Scope note Term type
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WINNOWING FAN A fan used to create an air current to separate grain from chaff.Preferred term
WINNOWING FORK A large fork with a lot of space between twines used to throw grain etc into a breeze to separate grain from chaff.Preferred term
WINNOWING TRAY A tray for separating grain from chaff.Preferred term
WIRE A metal thread.Preferred term
WITCH BOTTLE A bottle for the confinement of evil spirits.Preferred term
Wool Comb Narrow term
WOOL WEIGHT A weight used for the measurement of wool.Preferred term
WORKED OBJECT An object showing signs of being worked. Use more specific term where known.Preferred term
WRAP A garment used to wrap around a person.Preferred term
WRENCH A tool with adjustable jaws for gripping and turning objects.Preferred term
WRIST BAND A band worn around the wrist as a bracelet.Preferred term
Wrist Clasp Narrow term
Wrist Guard Narrow term
Wrist Torc Narrow term
WRITING AND DRAWING EQUIPMENT An object used in the transmission of the written word or drawn image.Preferred term
WRITING BRUSH A brush used in writing.Preferred term
WRITING CONTAINER A container holding materials used in writing.Preferred term
WRITING SLATE A slate tablet, often framed in wood, for writing purposes. Use a materials thesaurus to record the material type slate.Preferred term
WRITING TABLET Two or more tablets of wood attached by a string or leather thong, with a raised border one side of which was filled with wax to write upon. Thin wooden tablets with ink writing are also known.Preferred term
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS Objects used or associated with the transmission of ideas and information through the written medium.Preferred term
WRITTEN ITEM An object which has words inscribed, engraved carved or written upon it.Preferred term
YARN TWISTER A tool used to twist fibres together to create yarn.Preferred term
YOKE (ANIMAL) A crosspiece fastened over the necks of two or more animals, often oxen, and attached to the plough or cart to be drawn.Preferred term
YOKE (HUMAN) A frame shaped to fit around the neck and shoulders of a person for carrying buckets. Usually made of wood.Preferred term
Yoke Terminal Narrow term

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