CA, CE-CH, CI-CL, CO, CR-CY
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z [Introduction]
CA, CE-CH,
CI-CL, CO,
CR-CY
A,
B,
C,
D, E,
F, G,
H, I,
J, K,
L, M,
N, O,
P, Q,
R, S,
T, U,
V, W,
X, Y,
Z [Introduction]
BT CUTLERY
BT FORK
BT FISH-TRAP
RT COT
BT BED
BT CHILDCARE EQUIPMENT
PT BABY-CARRIER
BT CHILDCARE EQUIPMENT
BT COVER
BT CHILDCARE EQUIPMENT
BT STAND
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT FOOT-WEAR
NP ICE-CREEPER
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT BOX
PT KRATER
BT DRESS-PIN
BT FISH-TRAP
BT FLESH-HOOK
BT VESSEL
BT JUG
BT POT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT SEAM-CREASER
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT CONTAINER
BT ARCHITECTURE
PT RING-DIAL
RT CRESSET LAMP
BT VESSEL
RT CRESSET
BT LAMP
CRESTED PIECE
In the Department of
Prehistoric and Romano-British Antiquities this term refers to a blade or flake
usually found in the preparation of blade cores.
RT BLADE
RT FLAKE
BT PRODUCTION/REPLICATION
BT GAME-BOARD
BT GAME-BALL
BT GAME-STICK
BT INSECT-CAGE
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT HORSE-ARMOUR
BT PETTICOAT
BT NEEDLE
RT POLE
RT STAFF
BT AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
CROSS
If Christ is depicted, the term
CRUCIFIX should be used instead of CROSS, although this practice has not always
been followed.
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
NT ALTAR-CROSS
NT CROSS PENDANT
NT CRUCIFIX
NT MONUMENTAL CROSS
NT MORTUARY CROSS
NT PROCESSIONAL CROSS
NT RELIQUARY-CROSS
CROSS BROOCH NP
The term BROOCH should be
entered as an Object Name, with the term CROSS in the Form field.
PT BROOCH
BT CROSS
BT PENDANT
NT CRUCIFIX PENDANT
NT PECTORAL CROSS
NP PENDANT CROSS
BT BELT
RT BOW TRAP
RT WINDLASS
BT BOW
NP NU
BT BROOCH
RT SEXTANT
BT MEASURE
RT BELL
RT RATTLE
BT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
RT DIADEM
RT JEWELLERY
BT HEAD-ORNAMENT
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
RT STAFF
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
RT WATER-JUG
BT VESSEL
BT VESSEL
CRUCIFIX
The term is restricted to crosses
bearing the figure of Christ; otherwise use the term CROSS. This practice has
not been followed in all cases, and retrievals should be made under both terms.
RT CRUCIFIX CLOCK
RT CRUCIFIX DIAL
RT CRUCIFIX WATCH
BT CROSS
NT CRUCIFIX PENDANT
RT CRUCIFIX
BT FORM CLOCK
RT CRUCIFIX
BT POLYHEDRAL DIAL
BT CROSS PENDANT
BT CRUCIFIX
RT CRUCIFIX
BT FORM WATCH
BT BROOCH
NT FLORID CRUCIFORM BROOCH
CRUET
The term is restricted to the
ecclesiastical context.
BT ALTAR-VESSEL
CRUET-SET
The term should be
multiple-keyworded with the names of individual items comprising the set.
RT PEPPER-POT
RT SALT-SHAKER
BT VESSEL
BT VESSEL-STAND
BT HORSE-HARNESS
BT VESSEL
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT BETEL-CRUSHER
BT LAMP
RT WALKING-STICK
BT MEDICAL/MEDICINE EQUIPMENT
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
RT GAME-BALL
BT DIVINATION EQUIPMENT
BT CLOCK
BT CLUB
CUFF
The term is restricted to wrist
ornaments. If from a GARMENT, that term or a specific garment name
BT WRIST-ORNAMENT
BT JEWELLERY
BT JEWELLERY-MOULD
BT ARMOUR
NT DO
BT ARMOUR
BT ARMOUR
TT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
The term refers to
objects used in cooking and food preparation. See also VESSEL and its Narrow
Terms.
RT CUTLERY
RT DISH-WARMER
RT FOOD-BOX
RT FOOD-COVER
RT FOOD-GUARD
RT KETTLE
RT KETTLE-BURNER
RT KETTLE-HANGER
RT KETTLE-STAND
RT OVEN
RT POT-BOILER
RT SWEETMEAT-MOULD
RT TOAST-RACK
RT TRIVET
NT BACON-ROASTER
NT BAKING-CUP
NT BAKING-DISC
NT BAKING-TRAY
NT BISCUIT-CUTTER
NT BOILER
NT BOTTLE JACK
NT BREADBOARD
NT BREAD-PUNCH
NT CHEESE-GRATER
NT CHOPPING-KNIFE
NT COCONUT-GRATER
NT COCONUT-SCRAPER
NT COLANDER
NT COOKING-IMPLEMENT
NT COOKING-STAND
NT COOKING-STONE
NT COOKING-VESSEL
NT CORN-GRATER
NT CULINARY-MOULD
NT DOUGH-VAT
NT FISH-DRIER
NT FISH-SIEVE
NT FLESH-HOOK
NT FOOD-GRINDER
NT FOOD-POUNDER
NT FOOD-SCOOP
NT FOOD-STAMP
NT FOOD-STIRRER
NT GRIDDLE
NT HOT-PLATE
NT LEMON-SQUEEZER
NT MANIOC-SQUEEZER
NT MASHER
NT NUTMEG-GRATER
NT NUTMEG-RASP
NT PASTRY-CUTTER
NT ROLLING-BOARD
NT ROLLING-PIN
NT SAGO-POUNDER
NT SPIT
NT TOASTER
NP COOKING EQUIPMENT
BT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
BT MOULD
NT BISCUIT-MOULD
NT BREAD-MOULD
NT CAKE-MOULD
BT PRODUCTION/REPLICATION
BT SASH
BT VESSEL
NT ACCESSORY CUP
NT BAKING-CUP
NT BLEEDING-CUP
NT CUP NEST
NT CUSTARD-CUP
NT DRINKING-CUP
NT EGG-CUP
NT KYLIX
NT LIBATION-CUP
NT MASTOS
NT MEASURING-CUP
NT OFFERING-CUP
NT SOBA-CUP
NT SOUP-CUP
NT ZARF
BT CUP
BT FURNITURE
BT SCIENCE/MEDICINE
BT VESSEL
CUPPING-GLASS
The term RELIGIOUS/RITUAL
EQUIPMENT should be entered as an additional Object Name, if appropriate.
BT CUPPING-VESSEL
CUPPING-HORN
The term RELIGIOUS/RITUAL
EQUIPMENT should be entered as an additional Object Name, if appropriate.
BT CUPPING-VESSEL
BT SURGICAL INSTRUMENT
NT CUPPING-VESSEL
CUPPING-VESSEL
The term RELIGIOUS/RITUAL
EQUIPMENT should be as an additional Object Name, if appropriate.
RT BLEEDING-CUP
BT CUPPING-INSTRUMENT
BT VESSEL
NT CUPPING-GLASS
NT CUPPING-HORN
BT VESSEL-CASE
BT VESSEL-COVER
BT VESSEL-HOLDER
NT WINE-CUP-HOLDER
BT DRINKING-CUP
BT DRINKING-CUP
BT VESSEL-STAND
BT BRIDLE-BIT
BT FIRE-COVER
TT CURRENCY
This category includes issued
currency and non-issued media of exchange. It should be multiple-keyworded with
other Object Names, if appropriate.
RT ACCOUNTS-BOOK
RT ALMS-BOX
RT BANKER'S TALLY
RT COIN-BOX
RT COIN-WEIGHT
RT CURRENCY-MOULD
RT HACKSILVER
RT HONGBAO
RT INGOT
RT MONEY-BELT
RT MONEY-BOX
RT STRONG-BOX
NT BANKNOTE
NT BRIDE-PRICE
NT CHEQUE
NT CHEQUE-BOOK
NT CHEQUE-CARD
NT COIN
NT CURRENCY-BAR
NT MANILLA
NT RING-GOLD
NT RING-MONEY
NT TIKAL
NT WAMPUM
NP FA
NP HAT-MONEY
NP MONEY
BT CURRENCY
BT HOLDER
NT COIN-HOLDER
RT CURRENCY
BT MOULD
NT COIN-MOULD
RT COMB
BT EQUESTRIAN EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
PT GRINDSTONE
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
BT FURNISHING
NT KALAGA
CURTAIN-FITTING
The term should only be used
when the object occurs in isolation. Also check Object records with CURTAIN or
its Narrow Terms.
BT FIXTURE/FITTING
NT CURTAIN-ROD
BT CURTAIN-FITTING
RT SADDLE-CUSHION
BT FURNISHING
RT BOLSTER-COVER
BT COVER
BT FURNISHING
CUSHION-STONE
In the Department of
Prehistoric and Romano-British Antiquities the term refers to a cuboid or
sub-cuboid stone with one or more faces ground, perhaps with traces of rubbing
or polishing from use; known in Bronze Age contexts.
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT CUP
PT COIN
BT SWORD
BT SWORD-SHEATH
CUTLERY
See also Object records for KNIFE,
FORK and SPOON, since a large number are probably items of cutlery, but have not
been identified as such.
RT COFFEE-SET
RT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
RT CUTLERY-REST
RT CUTLERY-SHARPENER
RT DINNER-SET
RT FOLDING KNIFE
RT FORK
RT KNIFE
RT NAPKIN-RING
RT PICNIC-SET
RT SPOON
RT SPOON-RACK
RT TEA-SET
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT APOSTLE SPOON
NT BUTTER-KNIFE
NT CARVING-FORK
NT CARVING-KNIFE
NT CHEESE-KNIFE
NT CHOPSTICK
NT COFFEE-SPOON
NT CRAB-FORK
NT DESSERT-FORK
NT DESSERT-KNIFE
NT DESSERT-SPOON
NT EATING-STICK
NT FISH-FORK
NT FISH-KNIFE
NT FISH-SERVING-FORK
NT FISH-SERVING-KNIFE
NT FISH-SLICE
NT FOLDING FORK
NT FOLDING SPOON
NT FRUIT-KNIFE
NT HONEY-SPOON
NT JAM-SPOON
NT KNIFE-SPOON
NT MARROW-SPOON
NT MEAT-FORK
NT MEAT-KNIFE
NT MUSTARD-SPOON
NT PICKLE-FORK
NT PUDDING-KNIFE
NT PUDDING-SPOON
NT SERVING-FORK
NT SERVING-SPOON
NT SNAIL-PICK
NT SOUP-LADLE
NT SOUP-SPOON
NT SUGAR-TONGS
NT SWEETMEAT-TONGS
NT TABLE-KNIFE
NT TABLE-SPOON
NT TEA-SPOON
NT WEDDING-FORK
NT WEDDING-KNIFE
BT CASE
NT CHOPSTICK-CASE
RT CUTLERY
BT REST
NT CHOPSTICK-REST
NT KNIFE-REST
RT CUTLERY
BT SHARPENER
RT KNIFE
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT BISCUIT-CUTTER
NT CIGAR-CUTTER
NT HAIR-CUTTER
NT NAIL-CUTTER
NT NUT-CUTTER
NT PASTRY-CUTTER
NT PEN-CUTTER
NT SCREW-CUTTER
NT WHEEL-CUTTER
NP CUTTERS
PT CUTTER
RT PAPERCUT
BT VISUAL REPRESENTATION
BT LADLE
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
CYLINDER
This term is restricted to tablets.
For cylinder-shaped objects, use ARTEFACT, or a more specific Object Name such
as TUBE, etc.
BT TABLET
BT SEAL
NT STAMP-CYLINDER SEAL
RT KECER
BT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
CA, CE-CH,
CI-CL, CO,
CR-CY
A,
B,
C, D,
E, F,
G, H,
I, J,
K, L,
M, N,
O, P,
Q, R,
S,
T, U,
V, W,
X, Y,
Z [Introduction]
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