
RA-RH, RI-RU
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 AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
BT BIN
BT LAND VEHICLE
NT RICKSHAW-PANEL
RT PAINTING
BT COMPONENT
BT PANEL
BT RICKSHAW
BT VISUAL REPRESENTATION
BT BOOT
BT EQUESTRIAN EQUIPMENT
BT EQUESTRIAN EQUIPMENT
BT WHIP
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT BELL-RING
NT D-RING
NT FINGER-RING
NT HAIR-RING
NT KEY-RING
NT NOSE-RING
NT PENIS-RING
NT RING-STAND
NT STRIGIL-RING
NT SUSPENSION-RING
NT THUMB-RING
NT TOE-RING
NT VERVEL
RT DISC-DIAL
RT FINGER-RING
BT ALTITUDE DIAL
NP CRESCENT DIAL
NP UNIVERSAL RING-DIAL
RING-STONE
The term refers to an
archaeological object, the function of which is uncertain. If part of a
FINGER-RING, use that term.
RITUAL FLAIL
The term does not refer to an
actual flail, and is used for objects in the Department of Egyptian Antiquities.
RT GANDOURAH
RT GOWN
BT GARMENT
RT ROLLER
BT TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
RT BLANKET
RT PONCHO
BT GARMENT
RT ROCKER
BT TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
BT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
RT DOME
RT ROOF-ORNAMENT
RT ROOF-PROP
BT ARCHITECTURE
NT ANTEFIX
NT ROOF-BRICK
NT ROOF-TILE
RT ROOF
BT ARCHITECTURAL FITTING
NT ROOF-FINIAL
RT ANTEFIX
BT ROOF
BT TILE
NT ROOF-SHINGLE
RT CORD
RT LARIAT
RT LASSO
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT CLIMBING-ROPE
RT PRAYER-BEAD
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
ROSETTE NP
For other types of rosette,
terms such as STUD, ORNAMENT, etc., should be entered instead.
BT SPRINKLER
BT TOILET-VESSEL
NT QUMQUM
ROULETTE
The term refers to a wheel or
cylinder for making patterns.
RT ROLLER-STAMP
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NP DACHARO
NP IRIN
NP ROULEAU
ROUNDEL
If the term refers to a SHIELD,
that term should be used instead.
RT DISC
RT VISUAL REPRESENTATION
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
RUBBER
The term refers to a rubbing-tool;
if the object is a GRINDSTONE, that term should be used instead. See also the
Materials field.
RT COLLAR
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
RT CARPET
RT KILIM
RT MAT
BT FURNISHING
RULE
The term is defined as a graduated
strip used for measuring length, and should not be confused with RULER.
RT STRAIGHT-EDGE
BT MEASURE
NT SLIDE RULE
RULER NP
The term RULE should be entered
for the measuring implement.
BT ALCOHOL EQUIPMENT
BT DRINKING-GLASS
RUPU
In the Department of Ethnography this
term refers to an object from Papua New Guinea, and appears to be a
head-ornament used during the 'Marea' ceremony.
BT HEAD-ORNAMENT
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
RT PEERMAN
BT HOLDER
BT LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
RA-RH, RI-RU
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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