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 BARK
NT CABBAGE PALM BARK
NT OIL PALM BARK
NT RAFFIA PALM BARK
NT SAGO PALM BARK
RT ABACA FIBRE
BT FIBRE
NT ARECA PALM FIBRE
NT BURI PALM FIBRE
NT COCONUT PALM FIBRE
NT DATE PALM FIBRE
NT DOM PALM FIBRE
NT OIL PALM FIBRE
NT PALMETTO PALM FIBRE
NT PANDANUS PALM FIBRE
NT RAFFIA PALM FIBRE
NT SAGO PALM FIBRE
NT WINE PALM FIBRE
BT FRUIT
NT ARECA PALM FRUIT
NT ARGUN PALM FRUIT
NT BORASSUS PALM FRUIT
NT DOM PALM FRUIT
NT OIL PALM FRUIT
NT PANDANUS PALM FRUIT
NT RAFFIA PALM FRUIT
NT TUCUMA PALM FRUIT
NP PALM BERRY
BT LEAF
NT ACUYURU PALM LEAF
NT ARECA PALM LEAF
NT BORASSUS PALM LEAF
NT BURI PALM LEAF
NT CABBAGE PALM LEAF
NT COCONUT PALM LEAF
NT DATE PALM LEAF
NT DOM PALM LEAF
NT DWARF PALM LEAF
NT FAN PALM LEAF
NT ITE PALM LEAF
NT LONTAR PALM LEAF
NT NIPA PALM LEAF
NT OIL PALM LEAF
NT PALMETTO PALM LEAF
NT PANDANUS PALM LEAF
NT PAXIUBA PALM LEAF
NT RAFFIA PALM LEAF
NT SAGO PALM LEAF
BT NUT
NT ARECA PALM NUT
NT ARGUN PALM NUT
NT COCONUT
NT OIL PALM NUT
BT ROOT
NT COCONUT PALM ROOT
NT PANDANUS PALM ROOT
BT SEED
NT DOM PALM SEED
NT FAN PALM SEED
NT PANDANUS PALM SEED
NT TUCUMA PALM SEED
BT SPATHE
NT ARECA PALM SPATHE
NT COCONUT PALM SPATHE
NT SAGO PALM SPATHE
BT STEM
NT BORASSUS PALM STEM
NT COCONUT PALM STEM
NT DATE PALM STEM
NT RAFFIA PALM STEM
NT RATTAN
NT SAGO PALM STEM
NT WINE PALM STEM
BT WOOD
NT COCONUT PALM WOOD
NT DATE PALM WOOD
NT NIPA PALM WOOD
NT RAFFIA PALM WOOD
NT SAGO PALM WOOD
PANDANUS PALM FIBRE
Some taxonomists have
separated the family Pandanaceae (screw-pine) including the Pandanus species
from the Palmae; others see Pandanaceae as part of the extended family of
Palmae.
BT PALM FIBRE
NT SCREW-PINE FIBRE
PANDANUS PALM FRUIT
See Scope Note for
PANDANUS PALM FIBRE.
PANDANUS PALM LEAF
See Scope Note for
PANDANUS PALM FIBRE.
BT PALM LEAF
NT SCREW-PINE LEAF
PANDANUS PALM ROOT
See Scope Note for
PANDANUS PALM FIBRE.
RT PANGOLIN SKIN
BT MAMMAL SCALE
NP ANTEATER SCALE
RT PANGOLIN SCALE
BT MAMMAL SKIN
RT PAPYRUS
RT WOOD
BT PROCESSED MATERIAL
NT CARDBOARD
NT EMERY PAPER
NT PÂPIER MACHÉ
NT PASTEBOARD
NP BARK PAPER
NP KERCIS
BT PAPER
NP PAPER MACHE
NP PAPIER MACHE
PAPYRUS
A substance prepared from the stem
of the papyrus plant. The term is also entered in the Object Names field.
For
the material not treated in this specific way see PAPYRUS STEM.
RT PAPER
RT PAPYRUS STEM
BT STEM
PARCHMENT
The term is also entered in the
Object Names field.
BT FEATHER
NT COCKATOO FEATHER
NT LORY FEATHER
NT MACAW FEATHER
NT PARAKEET FEATHER
BT NUT
NP GROUNDNUT
NP GROUND-NUT
BT ANIMAL PRODUCT
NP SEED-PEARL
PEARL SHELL
The term is restricted to the
Department of Ethnography; if the specific type is known, double-key:
e.g.
PEARL SHELL
OYSTER SHELL
If the material is MOTHER-OF-PEARL, use that
term.
RT CLAYSTONE
RT MUDSTONE
RT SHALE
RT SLATE
BT ARGILLITE
RT LEAD
RT LEAD ALLOY
RT TIN
BT ALLOY
BT FEATHER
NT ARGUS PHEASANT FEATHER
RT RHYOLITE
RT VOLCANIC ASH
BT LAVA
RT MICA-SCHIST
RT SCHIST
RT SLATE
BT STONE
PIG BONE
'Pig' terms are used as Broad Terms
covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
PIG HAIR
'Pig' terms are used as Broad Terms
covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
PIG SKIN
'Pig' terms are used as Broad Terms
covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
BT MAMMAL SKIN
NT BOAR SKIN
NT HOG SKIN
PIG TISSUE
'Pig' terms are used as Broad
Terms covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
BT MAMMAL TISSUE
NT BOAR TISSUE
PIG TOOTH
'Pig' terms are used as Broad
Terms covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
BT MAMMAL TOOTH
NT BOAR TOOTH
NT PECCARY TOOTH
NT PIG TUSK
NT WARTHOG TOOTH
PIG TUSK
'Pig' terms are used as Broad Terms
covering wild pigs as well as domesticated varieties.
RT IVORY
BT PIG TOOTH
BT TUSK
NT BOAR TUSK
NT WARTHOG TUSK
PINE BARK FIBRE
It is not clear which
precise material this term refers to.
RT CATLINITE
RT CHINA-CLAY
RT SEPIOLITE
BT CLAY
PITCHSTONE
This is an acceptable term for
some forms of volcanic glass.
BT VEGETAL
NT ALOE PITH
NT BAMBOO PITH
NT PALM PITH
NT SOLA PITH
PITURI LEAF
Leaf of an Australian shrub,
used as a narcotic.
RT MANNA
BT VEGETAL
NT CURARE
NT HENNA
NT INDIGO
NT LATEX
NT MADDER
NT OPIUM
NT STRYCHNINE
NT SUGAR
NT TURMERIC
NT VANILLA
NT VEGETAL OIL
PLANT SPECIMEN
The Narrow Terms of PLANT
SPECIMEN may refer to entire named specimens, or to those for which the
documentation did not specify a constituent. The term itself can also be entered
in the record as a material referring simply to an unidentified plant.
BT VEGETAL
NT ACONITE
NT AGAVE
NT ALOE
NT BEET
NT BEJUCO
NT BULRUSH
NT BURI PALM
NT CACTUS
NT CARAJURU
NT FENNEL
NT FUNGUS
NT HIBISCUS
NT INDIGO PLANT
NT LICHEN
NT LINSEED
NT LOTUS
NT MADDER PLANT
NT MARJORAM
NT MOSS
NT NETTLE
NT REED
NT RUSH
NT SAGE
NT SEAWEED
NT TAMARISK
NT THISTLE
NT TURMERIC PLANT
NT WISTERIA
NT YUCCA
RT CALCIUM CARBONATE
RT MORTAR
RT PLASTER-OF-PARIS
RT STUCCO
BT CEMENT/PLASTER
RT GYPSUM
RT MINERAL
RT PLASTER
BT CEMENT/PLASTER
NP PLASTER OF PARIS
BT SYNTHETIC
NT ACRYLIC
NT BAKELITE
NT CELLOPHANE
NT CELLULOID
NT NYLON
NT POLYESTER
NT POLYTHENE
NT PVC
NT VULCANITE
PLUM
The term refers to the fruit.
PLUMBAGO
The term used to refer to a mixture
of graphite and clay, mainly used for making crucibles.
POMEGRANATE
The term refers to the fruit.
RT CHINA-CLAY
BT CERAMIC
NT BLANC DE CHINE
NT SEMI-PORCELAIN
NP CHINA
RT ANDESITE
RT BASALT
RT BASANITE
RT RHYOLITE
BT LAVA
RT DOLPHIN TOOTH
BT MAMMAL TOOTH
POTASH
In this thesaurus, the term has two
references, reflecting the documentation:
- another name for a potassium
compound
- in a more traditional sense the ash from burning wood (?) in a
pot.
POTTERY
This term has been used
interchangeably with EARTHENWARE and with TERRACOTTA.
For the Department of
Medieval & Later Antiquities, enter EARTHENWARE instead of POTTERY for
post-Medieval collections.
RT CLAY
BT CERAMIC
NT EARTHENWARE
NT PROTO-STONEWARE
NT STONEWARE
NT TERRACOTTA
NP REDWARE
NP TERRA SIGILLATA
PRICKLY PEAR
The term refers to the fruit.
NT ANILINE
NT ASH
NT BREAD
NT CEMENT/PLASTER
NT CERAMIC
NT DAUB
NT DOUGH
NT FLOUR
NT GLASS
NT LEATHER
NT LIME
NT MARZIPAN
NT METAL
NT NIELLO
NT PAPER
NT PASTRY
NT POTASH
NT SILVER CHLORIDE
NT SILVER NITRATE
NT SLAG
NT SYNTHETIC
NT TEXTILE
NT URUCU
NT WAX
NT WHITE PASTE
PROTO-STONEWARE
This is technically a
boundary area between earthenware and stoneware.
RT EARTHENWARE
RT STONEWARE
BT POTTERY
PUDDINGSTONE
In the UK, the term refers to a
specific rock type.
RT LAVA
RT OBSIDIAN
BT STONE
BT VOLCANIC ASH
PUMPKIN
The term refers to the fruit.
BT IRON SULPHIDE
NP IRON PYRITES
NP MUNDIC
NP PYRITES
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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