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]
NAGINATA
In the Department of Japanese
Antiquities, the term GLAIVE should also be entered.
RT RIVET
RT STAPLE
BT FASTENER
NT COFFIN-NAIL
NT TRIPOD-NAIL
NT WALL-NAIL
NP TACK
BT CUTTER
BT TOILET-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT FILE
BT TOILET-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
RT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
RT SHRINE
BT BUILDING/STRUCTURE
RT CUTLERY
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NP SERVIETTE-RING
RT HOOKAH
BT WATER-PIPE
NP NARGHALIS
NATURE PRINT
The term INTAGLIO PRINT should
be entered in the Technique field.
RT NEEDLEWORK EQUIPMENT
RT TOILET/COSMETIC EQUIPMENT
BT INSTRUMENT-CASE
RT NECK-TIE
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
RT NECKLET
RT NECK-RING
RT PARURE
BT JEWELLERY
BT NECK-ORNAMENT
NT CHARM-NECKLACE
NP XIAN LIAN
RT CHOKER
RT COLLAR
BT NECK-ORNAMENT
NP NECK-STRAP
NECK-COVER
This term refers to a specific
garment for people; use TRAPPINGS or its Narrow Terms for animals.
RT TORC
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
NT CHOKER
NT COLLAR
NT NECK-BAND
NT NECK-CORD
NT NECKLACE
NT NECKLET
NT NECK-RING
NT TIKI
NECK-PIECE
The term is restricted to armour.
RT HEAD-REST
BT REST
NP NECK-PILLOW
RT NECKERCHIEF
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
NT BOLO TIE
NEEDLE
Primary function may not necessarily
be sewing.
RT ACUPUNCTURE-NEEDLE
RT BODKIN
RT PRICKER
RT TATTOOING-NEEDLE
BT NEEDLEWORK EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT CROCHET-NEEDLE
NT EMBROIDERY-NEEDLE
NT FISH-NEEDLE
NT KNITTING-NEEDLE
NT NETTING-NEEDLE
NT TAPESTRY-NEEDLE
NT THATCHING-NEEDLE
NEEDLEWORK EQUIPMENT
See also the term PIN.
RT EMBROIDERY-SAMPLE
RT ÉTUI
RT NÉCESSAIRE
RT SAMPLER
RT THREAD
RT THREADER
BT TEXTILE CRAFTS
NT BOBBIN
NT BODKIN
NT BODKIN-CASE
NT BODKIN-HOLDER
NT EMBROIDERY-FRAME
NT EMBROIDERY-KIT
NT EMBROIDERY-TOOL
NT KNITTING-SHEATH
NT NEEDLE
NT NEEDLE-BOX
NT NEEDLE-CASE
NT NEEDLE-HOLDER
NT PATCH-BOX
NT PIN CUSHION
NT SEWING-BOX
NT SEWING-KIT
NT THIMBLE
NT THIMBLE-HOLDER
BT NEEDLEWORK EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT-CASE
NP HOUSEWIFE
BT NEEDLEWORK EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT-HOLDER
NEEDLE-WEIGHT
In the context of the
Department of Ethnography's South America collections, needle-weights are used
with tapestry-needles which may also act as spindles. If the latter, the
additional Object Name SPINDLE-WHORL should also be entered.
BT ANIMAL EQUIPMENT
NT BIRD-POT
RT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
RT NET-GAUGE
RT NETTING-NEEDLE
RT SNARE
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT CARRYING-NET
NT FISHING-NET
NT HAIR-NET
NT HEAD-NET
NT HUNTING-NET
NT LANDING-NET
NP NETTING
RT FIGURE
RT OKIMONO
BT SAGEMONO
RT NET
RT NETTING-SHUTTLE
RT THREAD-PULLER
BT NEEDLE
RT NETTING-NEEDLE
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
RT WEIGHT
BT NET-WEIGHT
BT SINKER
RT WEIGHT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
NT NET-SINKER
NEW YEAR-PRINT
The term refers to a Chinese
ephemeral print made for the Chinese New Year.
RT BROADSHEET
BT COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
BT FLASK
BT STIMULANT/NARCOTIC EQUIPMENT
RT NIELLO PRINT
RT PRINTING-PLATE
RT SULPHUR PRINT
BT ORNAMENT
RT CANDLE
BT LAMP
NP NIGHT-LIGHT-HOLDER
RT MOONDIAL
BT HOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENT
NOOSE
Use HANGING-NOOSE or HUNTING-NOOSE if
possible.
RT TRAP
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT HUNTING-NOOSE
BT ANIMAL EQUIPMENT
BT BAG
BT FEEDER
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
NT NOSE-PIN
NT NOSE-PLUG
NT NOSE-RING
NT NOSE-STUD
NP NOSE-DISC
BT NOSE-ORNAMENT
NP NOSE-BONE
NP NOSE-STICK
NOTCH
In the Department of Prehistoric and
Romano-British Antiquities this term refers to a stone flake with a retouched
notch.
RT MANUSCRIPT
BT ART/WRITING EQUIPMENT
BT BOOK
BT CLOCK
NT AUTOMATON CLOCK
NT FORM CLOCK
NT MYSTERY CLOCK
NT PLATE CLOCK
NT RACK CLOCK
BT WATCH
NT AUTOMATON WATCH
NT BRAS-EN-L'AIR WATCH
NT COIN-WATCH
NT EROTIC WATCH
NT FORM WATCH
NOZZLE
Use a more specific object name if
possible.
NUT
The term is used in the sense of, e.g.,
'nut and bolt'.
BT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
BT GRATER
NUT-CUTTER
The term CULINARY EQUIPMENT
should be entered as an additional keyword if appropriate.
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