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ice skate
A blade attached to a shoe to
glide on ice. It can be made of bone, and examples are known from at least as
early as the Bronze Age. Metal blades have progressively replaced bone skates
since the sixteenth century.
CL transport
UF skate
icon
A figure, representation or image,
which is itself regarded as sacred.
RT idol
CL religion or ritual
idol
An image of a deity used as a focus
for worship, usually used for non Christian images.
RT icon
CL religion or ritual
UF lar
<igniting accessory>
An object used in
lighting a fire, lamp, oven, candle etc.
CL heating and lighting
NT iron pyrites
NT lucifer match
NT spill
NT strike a light
NT taper
NT tinder box
NT wick
CL architecture
BT roof tile
incantation bowl
A bowl used in magical
ceremonies.
CL container
BT religious or ritual containerCL religion or ritual
incense bowl
A bowl used to contain and
burn incense.
CL religion or ritual
BT incense holder
incense burner
An object used to burn
incense in.
CL religion or ritual
BT incense holder
incense holder
A container for incense.
RT censer
RT incense shovel
RT incense spoon
RT incense tongsCL religion or ritual
NT incense bowl
NT incense burner
NT incense vase
incense shovel
A small shovel used with
incense.
RT incense holder
CL religion or ritual
incense spoon
A small spoon used with
incense.
RT incense holder
CL religion or ritual
incense tongs
Tongs used with incense.
RT incense holder
CL religion or ritual
incense vase
A container for incense.
CL religion or ritual
BT incense holder
<industrial by product>
A by-product created
through a manufacturing process. This does not include the production of tools,
for this use tool by product.
CL manufacture and processing
BT by product
NT bloom
NT clinker
NT kiln waste
NT lathe core
NT litharge
NT slag
NT waster
ingot
A piece of cast metal obtained from a
mould in a form suitable for storage.
RT currency
CL unassigned
ingot mould
A mould in which an ingot is
made.
CL tools and equipment
BT mould
ink
A coloured fluid used for writing,
drawing and printing.
CL written communications
BT writing and drawing equipment
ink bottle
A container for holding ink.
CL container
BT writing and drawing equipmentCL written communications
BT writing container
USE inkwell
USE inkwell
ink spoon
A very small spoon used to
provide liquid to mix with ink on an ink stone.
CL written communications
BT writing and drawing equipment
ink stand
A stand or tray for ink bottles
and or pens
CL written communications
BT writing and drawing equipment
ink stone
A kind of stone used in making
ink.
CL written communications
BT writing and drawing equipment
inkwell
A pot for ink usually housed in a
hole in a desk.
CL container
BT writing containerCL written communications
BT writing and drawing equipmentUF ink case
UF ink pot
inscribed object
Any object which bears an
inscription.
CL unassigned
USE insect remains
insect cage
A cage specifically designed to
hold insects.
CL container
BT cage
insect remains
Use for the remains of any
part of an insect.
CL ecofacts
BT animal remainsUF insect
insignia
Signs or badges of office, honour,
membership, occupation etc.
CL signs or symbols
UF emblem
intaglio
Semi precious stone or glass
engraved with a design and used to make an impression on wax or clay.
CL tools and equipment
BT seal matrix
iron pyrites
A nodule of iron pyrites used
to create fire in combination with tinder and flint or another nodule of iron
pyrites.
CL heating and lighting
BT igniting accessory
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