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Object types that the Scheme uses

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

Term	Scope note	Term type	SENESCHAL URI	British Museum URI
FISH HOOK	A bent piece of metal or bone, often with a barb, which is tied to a line and used to catch fish.	Preferred term	95471	-
FISH KETTLE	A pan for cooking fish.	Preferred term	100102	-
Fish Net		Narrow term	-	-
FISH REMAINS	Use for the remains of any part of a fish.	Preferred term	95091	-
FISH SMOKER	An object used to preserve fish by immersing the fish in smoke.	Preferred term	96774	-
FISH SPEAR	A long pointed weapon used to catch fish by stabbing.	Preferred term	95774	-
FISH TRAP	A trap designed and used to catch fish.	Preferred term	95775	-
FISHING BASKET	A basket for the storage and transport of fishing equipment. For the storage and transport of fish use creel.	Preferred term	95609	-
FISHING LINE	Line used with hooks attached to it in order to catch fish.	Preferred term	95610	-
FISHING NET	A net used in fishing to catch or land fish.	Preferred term	95776	-
FISHING OBJECT	A tool, piece of equipment, container or other object used for or in fishing.	Preferred term	97681	-
FISHING REEL	A device for winding and casting a fishing line, consisting of a revolving spool with a handle attached to a fishing rod.	Preferred term	96382	-
FISHING ROD	A long tapered flexible pole used with a fishing line and usually with a fishing reel.	Preferred term	95611	-
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS	Objects used to secure buildings, furniture or objects or used in the finishing and (non-structural) decoration of buildings, equipment and furniture.	Preferred term	97692	-
FLAG	A piece of fabric with a design, used as an emblem for military or naval purposes, signalling, decoration, display, propaganda etc.	Preferred term	96420	-
Flagellum		Narrow term	-	-
Flageolet		Narrow term	-	-
FLAGON	Container with a handle, spout and narrow neck.	Preferred term	96775	-
FLAGSTONE	A flat stone usually used as a form of pavement.	Preferred term	137062	-
FLAIL	A tool for threshing grain.	Preferred term	95777	-
FLAKE	A flake of stone struck from the core where the length is less than twice the width.	Preferred term	97321	-
FLAKED AXEHEAD	An axehead of flint or other stone commonly used for Neolithic types.	Preferred term	97365	-
FLAN	A metal disk before it is stamped to become a coin.	Preferred term	-	-
FLANGED AXEHEAD	A bronze axehead of earlier Bronze Age date the sides of which are raised, either by casting or hammering, to form flanges on both faces which aid hafting. Some types also feature a raised bar or stop between the flanges.	Preferred term	97367	-
FLASK	A bottle with a narrow neck used for wine oil etc.	Preferred term	96776	-
FLAT AXEHEAD	An axehead of early Bronze Age date, made of copper or bronze, which is flat on both sides and generally lacks side flanges or other hafting aids.	Preferred term	97368	-
FLAT IRON	An object which when hot is used to smooth fabric.	Preferred term	100181	-
FLATTER	A pair of flat faced tools used to smooth iron.	Preferred term	97004	-
FLAX BEATER	An tool used to separate flax fibres from the wood and bark following retting.	Preferred term	97005	-
Flax Pounder		Narrow term	-	-