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editDisciplines (hierarchy name)
edit- disciplines (concept)
- <disciplines: Medieval>
- <science and related disciplines>
- science (modern discipline)
- aerodynamics; conservation science (cultural heritage discipline) [3]; cybernetics; heritage science (cultural heritage discipline) [4]; stereology;
- aeronautics
- cartography (discipline)
- computer science
- dynamics (discipline)
- engineering
- biomimetics; ceramic engineering; chemical engineering; computer-aided engineering; human engineering [7]; marine engineering; mechanical engineering; military engineering; nanotechnology; robotics; systems engineering [8];
- aerospace engineering
- bioengineering
- civil engineering
- geotechnical engineering; hydraulic engineering; traffic engineering; transportation engineering (civil engineering) [9];
- environmental engineering
- structural engineering
- preservation engineering [10];
- electrical engineering
- industrial engineering
- plant engineering [11];
- environmental sciences
- forensic science
- dactylography [13];
- health sciences
- bibliotherapy; chiropractic; dentistry; heliotherapy; horticultural therapy; nursing (health science) [14]; occupational therapy; pharmacy [15]; veterinary medicine [16];
- medicine (discipline)
- pharmacology
- kinematics
- mathematics
- algebra; applied mathematics; arithmetic [17]; calculus; geometry; metrology; trigonometry;
- statistics
- biometrics; chemometrics;
- multivariate analysis
- cluster analysis; discriminant analysis; factor analysis;
- principal component analysis
- multidimensional scaling [18];
- natural sciences
- biological sciences
- aquaculture [19]; genetics; geobiology; physiology;
- Q7205
- agriculture
- agronomy; sustainable agriculture; viticulture;
- animal husbandry
- horticulture
- arboriculture; floriculture; oenology; ornamental horticulture [20];
- anatomy
- biology
- aerobiology; marine biology [21]; microbiology; reproductive biology;
- molecular biology
- botany
- archaeobotany [22]; ethnobotany [23]; paleobotany; palynology;
- ecology
- pathology
- zoology
- physical sciences
- biological sciences
- science-related disciplines
- history of technology; taxonomy (discipline) [26];
- health sciences-related disciplines
- science (modern discipline)
- cross- and interdisciplinary fields
- forensic medicine; industrial arts (field of study); liberal arts (cross-disciplinary studies) [27]; natural history;
- chronology (discipline)
- conservation (discipline)
- architectural conservation; preventive conservation; sustainable conservation [28];
- humanities
- classics (discipline); languages (study discipline) [29]; rhetoric (discipline) [30];
- <arts and related disciplines>
- arts (broad discipline)
- performing arts
- acrobatics; acting; dramaturgy [31]; film (performing arts) [32]; singing [33]; storytelling; tightrope walking; video (art discipline) [34];
- dance (discipline)
- Butoh [35]; ballet (discipline); bugaku [36]; choreography; dengaku; equestrian ballet [37]; round dance; tap dance;
- music (performing arts)
- batucada [38]; gagaku [39]; jazz;
- electronic music
- serial music
- twelve-tone music [40];
- opera (discipline)
- comic opera [41];
- puppetry (performing arts)
- visual arts (discipline)
- body arts (discipline) [42]; plastic arts;
- architecture (discipline)
- architectonics [43]; construction (discipline) [44]; interior architecture (discipline); naval architecture; urban design;
- landscape architecture (discipline)
- golf course architecture [45];
- art (fine art)
- performing arts
- arts-related disciplines
- architectural criticism; architectural history [46]; art criticism [47]; art therapy [48]; photography (discipline);
- art history
- technical art history [49];
- design (discipline)
- musicology
- arts (broad discipline)
- <linguistics and related disciplines>
- linguistics
- applied linguistics
- anthropological linguistics [50]; computational linguistics; psycholinguistics; sociolinguistics;
- theoretical linguistics
- applied linguistics
- linguistics-related disciplines
- linguistics
- <religion and related disciplines>
- religion (discipline)
- anthropology of religion; comparative religion [53]; philosophy of religion; psychology of religion; sociology of religion;
- religion-related disciplines
- biblical studies; church history; ecclesiology; eschatology; religious ethics [54]; religious history; theology;
- religion (discipline)
- literature (discipline)
- book history [55]; comparative literature; drama (literature) [56]; literary criticism [57]; literary history; poetics;
- museology
- museography; museum administration [58];
- philosophy
- aesthetics; anthroposophy; axiology; epistemology; ethics (philosophy); phenomenology; philosophy of art; sciences (philosophy) [59]; teleology;
- <philosophy by specific school>
- Megaric (school of philosophy) [60];
- logic
- metaphysics
- occult sciences
- practical disciplines
- social sciences
- criminology; demography; ekistics; ergonomics [62]; ethnic studies; gerontology; home economics; industrial relations [63]; women's studies;
-
- <psychology and related disciplines>
- psychology
- environmental psychology; ethnopsychology [64]; social psychology;
- psychology-related disciplines
- psychology
- anthropology
- sociology
- <psychology and related disciplines>
- <history and related disciplines>
- history (discipline)
- industrial history; intellectual history; local history (discipline); maritime history; military history; oral history (discipline); prehistory (discipline) [65]; psychohistory; social history;
- history-related disciplines
- Egyptology; Medieval studies; Renaissance studies [66]; codicology; epigraphy; genealogy (discipline); heraldry [67]; historiography; numismatics; papyrology; philately;
- paleography
- history (discipline)
- archaeology
- archaeometry [68]; archaeozoology; buildings archaeology [69]; classical archaeology; compliance archeology; developer-funded archaeology [70]; environmental archaeology; field archaeology [71]; geoarchaeology; historical archaeology [72]; industrial archaeology; public archaeology [73]; rescue archaeology; underwater archaeology; urban archaeology;
- experimental archaeology
- landscape archaeology
- garden archaeology [74];
- communications (discipline)
- advertising; broadcasting; public relations;
- journalism
- photojournalism (discipline); pictorial journalism (discipline) [75];
- telecommunications
- telematics [76];
- cultural disciplines
- economics
- finance
- microfinance; municipal finance [77];
- finance
- education
- <education by age group or grade level>
- secondary education;
- Q1319035
- early childhood education
- elementary education
- postsecondary education
- <education by subdiscipline>
- <education by subject>
- architectural education; art appreciation [78];
- art education
- discipline-based art education [79];
- <education by age group or grade level>
- geography
- experimental geography [80]; human geography; physical geography; population geography;
- information science
- law (discipline)
- civil law; criminal law; environmental law [81]; international law; public law;
- planning disciplines
- rural planning [82]; space planning [83]; traffic calming; urban planning;
- environmental design
- political science
- urban studies
Events (hierarchy name)
edit- events (activities)
- Panathenaia [84]; accidents [85]; arrests (legal events) [86]; arrivals [87]; autopsies; boycotts; commemorations (events) [88]; conquests [89]; conversions (activity) [90]; cremations; departures [91]; discoveries [92]; discussions (events) [93]; drafts (events); explosions; famines; fasts (events) [94]; implosions [95]; miracles [96]; previews [97]; reenactments; regenerations [98]; related events (relationship indicator) [99]; retreats (events) [100]; rites [101]; showings [102]; stampedes [103]; séances [104]; victories [105];
- <events by general scope>
- natural phenomena [106];
- <oral and performed works>
- airs (oral or performed works) [107]; dhāraṇīs [108]; mantras [109];
- prayers (oral works)
- hours (prayers) [110];
- songs (oral or performed works)
- Negro spirituals (oral or performed works); ballads (oral or performed works); chants (oral or performed works) [111]; dirges (oral or performed works) [112]; hymns (oral or performed works); lullabies (oral or performed works); psalms (oral or performed works); shanties (oral or performed works);
- armed conflicts
- combat [113]; duels [114]; invasions [115]; occupations (armed conflicts) [116]; sieges;
- attacks (armed conflicts)
- terrorist attacks [117];
- battles
- naval battles [118];
- wars
- civil wars; guerrilla warfare; nuclear wars [119]; world wars;
- biological events
- botanical events
- photosynthesis [122];
- broadcasts
- podcasts [123]; radio programs;
- burials
- reburial [124];
- campaigns
- celebrations
- triumphs [125];
- anniversaries
- comings out
- debutante balls [129]; festas de quinze anos [130]; quinceañeras; sweet sixteens [131];
- feasts
- festivals
- art festivals; film festivals; music festivals [132];
- Carnival (pre-Lenten festival)
- Mardi Gras [133];
- harvest festivals
- yam festivals [134];
- lantern festivals (African festivals)
- fanals [135];
- ceremonies
- academic ceremonies
- building ceremonies
- cultural ceremonies
- ceremonial entries [140]; christenings; coronations [141]; dedications (ceremonies) [142]; inaugurations (cultural ceremonies) [143]; investitures [144]; knighting [145]; kuruwarri [146]; legations (cermonies) [147]; memorial services; palga [148]; presentations (cultural ceremonies) [149]; visits of state [150]; yawulyu [151];
- processions
- religious ceremonies
- Seders; baptisms; bar mitzvahs (religious ceremonies) [165]; bat mitzvahs (religious ceremonies) [166]; bhogs; chrismation [167]; circumcisions [168]; confirmations (religious ceremonies) [169]; consecrations [170]; deconsecrations; extreme unction; ghost dances [171]; novenas; ordinations (religious ceremonies) [172]; ring shouts [173]; sacraments [174]; sacrifices; tea ceremonies;
- communions (Christian ceremonies)
- first communions; solemn communions [175];
- eucharists
- contests
- disasters
- educational events
- entertainment events
- bullfights [194]; carnivals (entertainment events); fêtes [195]; ludi publici; parades [196];
- epidemics
- exhibitions (events)
- annuals (exhibitions) [198]; biennials (exhibitions); fashion shows; garden shows [199]; in-gallery exhibitions [200]; industrial expositions [201]; online exhibitions [202]; open air exhibitions [203]; retrospectives [204]; traveling exhibitions; triennials (exhibitions);
- fairs
- fires (events)
- bonfires [205];
- holidays
- legal holidays;
- cultural holidays
- local holidays
- national holidays
- Bastille Day [216]; Independence Day; May Day; New Year's Day; Thanksgiving (holiday);
- religious holidays
- Midsummer’s Eve [217]; feast days;
- <holidays of ancient religions>
- Flooding of the Nile (holiday) [218]; Yule (ancient holiday);
- Buddhist holidays
- Wesak [219];
- Christian holidays
- All Saints' Day [220]; All Souls' Day [221]; Ascension Day; Ash Wednesday; Assumption (feast day) [222]; Candlemas; Christmas; Corpus Christi [223]; Easter; Epiphany (feast day); Feast of the Circumcision [224]; Feast of the Holy Rosary [225]; Feast of the Immaculate Conception [226]; Feast of the Transfiguration [227]; Feast of the Visitation [228]; Forty Hours' Devotion (religious period) [229]; Good Friday; Halloween [230]; Holy Week [231]; Holy Year [232]; Marian feasts; Maundy Thursday; Pentecost (Christian feast day) [233]; Saint John the Baptist’s Day [234]; Saint Nicholas’ Day [235]; Trinity Sunday;
- Hindu holidays
- Islamic holidays
- Id al Adha; Id al-Fitr; Laylat al-Qadr; Mawlid al-Nabī [236];
- Jain holidays
- Diwali (Jain holiday) [237];
- Jewish holidays
- Passover; Purim; Rosh Hashanah; Shavuot; Sukkot (Jewish holiday) [238]; Yom Kippur;
- journeys
- cruises; expeditions (journeys) [239]; honeymoons (trips) [240]; migrations (events); pilgrimages;
- tours (journeys)
- grand tours; walking tours [241];
- judicial events
- leisure events
- masquerades
- meals (eating, event)
- meetings
- conclaves [254]; discussions (meetings) [255]; hearings (event) [256]; panels (meetings) [257]; press conferences [258]; roundtables [259]; summit meetings; town meetings; union meetings [260];
- conferences
- natural events
- avalanches; extinctions (natural events) [263]; floods (natural events);
- earth movements
- continental drift; earthquakes; frost heaves; subsidences [264]; volcanic eruptions;
- mass wasting
- eclipses (astronomical)
- lunar eclipses; solar eclipses [265];
- meteors (events)
- bolides [266];
- storms
- hailstorms [267]; ice storms; monsoons; sandstorms;
- Q1136525
- blizzards [268];
- cyclones
- waves (natural events)
- openings (events)
- parties (events)
- personal life events
- adoptions; assaults (personal life events) [278]; births [279]; conceptions (impregnations) [280]; courtships; dreams [281]; hospitalizations; menarche; seductions [282]; surprises (event) [283]; temptations [284]; visions (life events) [285];
- deaths
- political events
- civil unrest [298]; conspiracies [299]; coups d'état [300]; elections; insurgencies [301]; insurrections [302]; rallies; rebellions [303]; regime changes [304]; resistance (political activity) [305]; revolutions [306]; successions (political events) [307];
- vacancies (political events or conditions)
- sedi vacanti (ecclesiastical vacancies)
- vacancies of the Holy See [308];
- sedi vacanti (ecclesiastical vacancies)
- presentations (communicative events)
- demonstrations (presentation events) [309];
- religious events
- beatifications; canonizations; excommunications [310];
- religious seasons
- Advent; Hanukkah (religious season); Lent; Ramadan [311];
- rituals (events)
- sales events
- auctions; garage sales [315]; promotions (events) [316]; rummage sales [317]; trade shows;
- markets (events)
- farmers' markets [318]; fish markets; flea markets; periodic markets [319];
- work-related events
- assumptions (office or position) [320]; commissions (work-related events) [321]; reigns [322]; retirement; rules (events) [323]; strikes (events) [324];
- service (general activity)
- domestic service [325]; military service; public service;
Functions (hierarchy name)
edit- functions (activities)
- <functions by general context>
- sponsoring [326]; volunteering;
- <economic and financial functions>
- appropriation (budgetary) [327]; assistance [328]; bidding [329]; billing [330]; bonding (financial) [331]; branding; budgeting [332]; cost control; disbursement [333]; distribution (function) [334]; diversification [335]; estimating; fund raising; insuring; investment (function); marketing [336]; mortgaging [337]; receipting [338]; rent control; shopping; valorization [339];
- appraising
- contingent valuation; insurance valuation [340]; land valuation [341];
- funding
- subsidizing [342];
- procurement
- analytical functions
- arbitration; attribution [343]; auditing [344]; authentication [345]; comparison [346]; criticism [347]; definition [348]; description (activity) [349]; examination (function) [350]; experimentation [351]; identification [352]; inspection; periodization; planning [353]; resolution (function) [354]; seriation [355]; sex determination; structural analysis; surveillance [356]; testing [357];
- analysis
- comparative analysis [358]; cost benefit analysis; cost-effectiveness analysis; economic impact analysis; functional analysis; graphic statics [359]; needs assessment; significance assessment (process) [360]; tourism carrying capacity assessment [361]; visual impact assessment [362];
- decision making
- diagnosis
- building diagnostics
- building pathology [365]; post-occupancy evaluation;
- building diagnostics
- evaluation
- interpretation
- investigation
- research (function)
- participatory action research;
- digital humanities
- digital art history [368];
- review (function)
- design review [369];
- risk management
- risk assessment [370];
- sampling
- communication functions
- advocacy; communication (function) [371]; demonstration (communication function) [372]; influencing [373]; informing [374]; interviewing; lobbying; mediation [375]; negotiation [376]; petitioning [377]; protesting [378]; publicizing [379]; reporting [380]; voting;
- advertising functions
- advising
- signaling
- semaphore (activity) [387];
- development (function)
- capacity building; sites and services; sustainable development [388]; synthesis [389];
- beautification
- urban beautification [390];
- civic improvement
- roadside improvement [391];
- community development
- rural development; smart growth;
- urban development
- urban renewal
- gentrification; slum clearance [392]; urban homesteading;
- urban renewal
- economic development
- real estate development
- infill (housing); land subdivision [393]; linkage [394]; ribbon development;
- real estate development
- urbanization
- suburban growth [395];
- information handling functions
- abridging [396]; abstracting [397]; adding (information handling) [398]; assessing [399]; bowdlerising [400]; censoring [401]; collating [402]; creating (information handling) [403]; crowdsourcing [404]; deleting (information handling) [405]; document delivery [406]; entering (information handling) [407]; exhibiting [408]; extracting (information handling) [409]; indexing (function); loading (information handling) [410]; mastering; registration (information handling) [411]; revising [412]; saving (information handling) [413]; serialising [414]; social networking; social tagging [415]; subject analysis [416]; translation (function) [417]; updating [418];
- classification (information handling function)
- mixed classification [419];
- collections management
- accessioning [420]; archiving [421]; circulation (collections management) [422]; collecting; collection development; collections care; curating [423]; deaccessioning [424]; inventorying; lending [425]; titling (collections management function) [426];
- acquisition
- exchange (function)
- publications exchange [427];
- exchange (function)
- marking (function)
- computer-use functions
- computer programming; emulation [428]; simulation; visualization (computer);
- data processing
- data modeling;
- data conversion
- data compression; optical character recognition [429]; retrospective conversion [430];
- digitizing
- mass digitization [431];
- encryption
- documentation (activity)
- photodocumentation [432];
- editing
- amendment (information handling function) [433];
- information management
- authority control; information storage [434]; records management; thesaurus construction [435];
- information retrieval
- searching
- subject searching [436];
- searching
- monitoring
- publishing
- desktop publishing; on-demand publishing [437];
- electronic publishing
- recording
- dubbing (recording) [438];
- technical writing
- maintenance
- reclamation [439]; rehabilitation [440]; water quality management [441];
- environmental control
- humidity control; noise control;
- pollution control
- preventing
- fire prevention;
- crime prevention
- burglary protection [444];
- pest control
- mothproofing [445];
- protection (maintenance function)
- avalanche protection [446]; flood control; landslide protection [447]; life-saving [448]; lightning protection [449]; site protection [450]; stewardship [451]; ultraviolet protection;
- environmental protection
- landscape protection [452];
- preservation (function)
- digital preservation; formalin preservation [453]; historic preservation; minimal intervention [454];
- providing
- water resources development [455];
- relocating
- waste management
- recycling; sewage treatment; solid waste management [456];
- waste disposal
- refuse disposal [457]; sewage disposal;
- migration (function)
- immigration; technology transfer;
- emigration
- expatriation [458];
- internal migration
- rural-urban migration; urban-rural migration [459];
- organizational functions
- administration [460]; admitting [461]; campaigning [462]; collaboration [463]; coordinating [464]; decentralization; enforcing [465]; judging [466]; licensing; punishing [467]; regulating [468]; scheduling; standardization; striking (organizational function) [469]; terminating [470];
- authorization
- management
- appointing [471]; disaster planning [472]; disaster recovery; employing [473]; facility management; firing (management function) [474]; heritage management; hiring [475]; promoting (management function) [476]; recruiting [477]; site management [478]; supervising [479];
- data management
- programming (function)
- architectural programming [480];
- releasing
- technology-related functions
-
- automation [481];
-
- <functions by specific context>
- emergency preparedness [482];
- <business and related functions>
- business (commercial function)
- banking [483]; exporting [484]; importing [485]; privatization; speculating [486];
- accounting
- manufacturing
- selling
- trade (function)
- art market; trafficking (illicit) [487];
- business-related functions
- business (commercial function)
- agricultural functions
- educational functions
- matriculation;
- educating
- didacticism [492]; distance learning; teaching [493];
- training
- food service functions
- food service [494];
- governmental functions
- annexing [495]; apportioning; collectivization [496]; colonization; condemning [497]; confiscating [498]; deregulation; land reform; legislating [499]; nationalization; pardoning [500]; representing [501]; taxing [502];
- zoning
- incentive zoning [503];
- health care functions
- legal functions
- adjudication; banishment [506]; commitment (legal function) [507]; evicting [508]; extraditing [509]; foreclosing [510]; impeaching [511]; imprisonment; incorporation [512]; issuing [513]; law enforcing [514]; naturalization; paroling [515]; probating [516];
- contracting (legal functions)
- design-build; subcontracting [517];
- judicial functions
- religious functions
- social functions
- <functions by general context>
Physical and Mental Activities (hierarchy name)
edit- mental activities
- physical activities
- <physical activities by general context>
- <physical activities by specific context>
- <personal and passive activities>
- adultery; crying (weeping) [539]; cycling [540]; drinking; embracing [541]; fainting; feeding [542]; healing [543]; hygiene; jumping [544]; kneeling; mocking [545]; nursing (mammal feeding) [546]; penance [547]; rappelling [548]; reclining [549]; running (physical activity) [550]; sexual intercourse [551]; shaving (personal activity) [552]; sitting; skipping; sleeping; smoking (activity); standing; swaddling (activity) [553]; symplegma (sex acts) [554]; thanksgiving (personal activity) [555]; toilette (activity) [556]; urinating [557]; whispering [558];
- eating
- walking
- <physical activities by location>
- mountain climbing [562]; river crossing (activity) [563]; settlement (population activity) [564];
- <forest and nature activities>
- <ice and snow activities>
- snowboarding [571];
- ice skating
- ice sports
- curling (game) [572]; ice hockey; kolven;
- skiing
- aerial activities
- ballooning [573];
- course sports
- water activities
- <public and interactive activities>
- annunciation [581]; arguing [582]; begging [583]; bombing (graffiti) [584]; cruising [585]; dancing (activity) [586]; dissipation [587]; driving [588]; fighting [589]; flight (escaping) [590]; idleness; interrogating [591]; killing; leave-taking [592]; merrymaking [593]; public speaking; shouting (activity) [594]; sightseeing; skateboarding; swinging [595]; teasing (interpersonal activity);
- athletics (exercises)
- boxing; gymnastics; juggling [596]; weight training; wrestling [597]; yoga (activity) [598];
- games
- ball games; blind man's buff; educational games; gambling [599]; games of chance [600]; roulette (activity) [601]; video games;
- board games (activities)
- Chinese checkers; Chinese chess [602]; backgammon; bagatelle (board game); bingo; checkers (board games); chess; go (board game) [603]; goose (board game); lotto (game) [604]; pachisi;
- card games (activities)
- court games
- shuffleboard;
- court ball games
- Frisian handball [606]; basketball (court ball games); fives; jai alai; korfball [607]; volleyball (game);
- racket court sports
- badminton; battledore and shuttlecock; jeu de paume [608]; paddle tennis [609]; rackets (sport); racquetball [610]; squash (sport); table tennis; tennis;
- dice games
- sports
- archery;
- blood sports
- bullfighting; cockfighting; dogfighting; gladiatorial games [611];
- bowling
- bowling alley sports
- bowling green sports
- indoor bowls [612];
- lawn bowls
- field sports
- baseball (field sport); cricket (sport) [613]; field hockey; lacrosse; polo (field sport) [614]; rugby; soccer;
- racing (physical activities)
- table games
- tile games
- martial arts
- fencing (martial art activity) [618];
- military exercises
- riding (traveling)
- piggyback [621];
- <personal and passive activities>
- <processes and techniques by general type>
- <processes and techniques by specific type>
- Disneyfication; abandonment (process) [622]; attenuation [623]; buttressing [624]; careening [625]; completion [626]; creating (artistic activity) [627]; customizing [628]; damage (process) [629]; damping [630]; detaching [631]; electromigration; electroosmosis; fast-track method [632]; framing (processes) [633]; handling (art handling) [634]; magnification [635]; oiling [636]; passivation; patterning [637]; pouring [638]; production (process); raising (standing) [639]; rectification; repetition (process) [640]; reprocessing [641]; rope access [642]; scutching (general process); stitching (generic process) [643]; ventilation (process) [644];
- <additive and joining processes and techniques>
- bonding (joining) [645]; compiling (additive processes) [646]; felting [647]; injecting [648]; layering [649]; splicing [650]; weighting [651];
- <placing processes and techniques>
- extra-illustration [656]; ikebana; interleaving [657]; isolated placement [658]; paperhanging (process) [659]; paving [660]; pile driving [661]; placing (concrete process) [662]; scattered placement [663]; thatching (process) [664]; tipping in [665]; zhi shi (placing technique) [666];
- installing
- cable laying [667];
- glazing (installing glass)
- protective glazing [668];
- pipe fitting (process)
- gas fitting [669];
- laying
- <surface covering processes and techniques>
- encrusting [675]; lathing (process) [676]; misting [677]; sizing (process); sprinkling [678]; veneering (process) [679]; wrapping (surface covering process) [680];
- <ink and paint application techniques>
- bonds (masonry technique)
- English bond (masonry technique); Flemish bond (masonry technique); common bond (masonry technique) [687]; monk bonds [688]; running bond [689]; stack bond [690];
- coating (process)
- electrodeposition; flocking [691]; glazing (coating process); priming (coating process) [692]; sanding (coating) [693]; spraying (coating) [694]; stopping out [695]; varnishing [696]; whitewashing (coating);
- enamel (process)
- basse-taille; champlevé; en ronde bosse; plique-à-jour;
- cloisonné
- lacquering
- painting (coating)
- roller painting [697]; spray painting;
- plastering
- facing (process)
- masonry facing (process)
- opus caementicium; opus craticium [700]; opus incertum [701]; opus latericium; opus mixtum; opus quadratum [702]; opus reticulatum; opus romanum (masonry process) [703]; opus signinum; opus testaceum [704];
- masonry facing (process)
- inlay (process)
- niello (technique); seminato (process) [705]; wood inlay (process) [706];
- mosaic (process)
- opus tessellatum (process) [707]; opus vermiculatum (mosaic process); trencadís (process); xiuhzaloliztli [708];
- opus sectile (technique)
- Cosmati work (technique) [709]; commesso (technique) [710]; pietra dura (process);
- marquetry (process or technique)
- metallizing
- adhesion
- pasting [719];
- assembling (additive and joining process)
- beating (assembling process) [720]; hafting [721]; joining [722]; patchwork; tying [723]; yosegi zukuri;
- construction (assembling)
- <construction by function>
- <construction technique by form or materials>
- cantilever construction [728]; composite construction; drywall construction [729]; earth construction [730]; exposed frame construction [731]; facadism; half-timber construction [732]; masonry construction (technique or process) [733]; modular construction [734]; monocoque construction [735]; mortarless construction [736]; poteaux sur solle construction [737]; prefabrication; rock-cut (construction technique) [738]; steel frame construction [739]; tilt-up construction [740]; wattle and daub;
- frame construction
- plank construction [743];
- log construction
- fastening
- reassembling
- refitting [754];
- weaving
- bead weaving; hand weaving [755];
- filling (process)
- backfilling [756]; galleting; grouting (process); hydraulic filling [757]; padding (process); pointing (filling) [758]; spackling;
- impregnation (saturation of material)
- vacuum impregnation [759];
- laminating
- mokume [760];
- mixing
- blending [761];
- wetting
- soaking [762];
- <exploring and investigating techniques>
- dowsing; lidar [763]; prospecting; remote sensing [764]; site location [765]; sonar;
- radar
- surveying (process)
- <finishing and refinishing processes>
- refinishing;
- finishing (process)
- floating (surface finishing) [773];
- polishing
- electropolishing;
- burnishing (polishing)
- ball-burnishing [774];
- <food- and beverage-making processes and techniques>
- <image-making processes and techniques>
- automatism (image-making process); cartooning [777]; cerography (process) [778]; collage (technique); décollage (image-making process); découpage (image making technique) [779]; fumage [780]; graphic arts; illumination (image-making process); image-making (making objects) [781]; magnetic resonance imaging; mapmaking (process) [782]; montage (image-making technique); reprography; rosemaling; skiagraphy; tattooing [783];
- <computer image-making processes and techniques>
- computer-aided design; digital reconstruction (computer image-making process) [784]; digital terrain modeling [785];
- computer graphics
- bit maps [786]; raster graphics; vector graphics [787];
- electronic imaging
- multispectral imaging [788]; terrestrial laser scanning [789]; visible-induced luminescence imaging [790];
- digital imaging
- high dynamic range imaging; hyperspectral imaging; reflectance transformation imaging [791]; satellite imagery; structured light scanning [792]; texture mapping;
- image processing
- <drawing and drawing techniques>
- drawing (image-making)
- architectural drawing (process) [795];
- drawing techniques
- blot drawing (technique) [796]; blotted line technique [797]; doodling; drafting [798]; gesture drawing (technique) [799]; highlighting [800]; oil transfer drawing (technique) [801]; rendering (drawing techniques); sandpaper painting (technique) [802]; sight size (drawing technique) [803]; stumping [804]; à deux crayons [805]; à trois crayons (technique) [806];
- contour drawing (technique)
- blind contour drawing (technique); cross-contour drawing (technique) [807];
- metalpoint (technique)
- silverpoint (technique) [808];
- drawing (image-making)
- <filmmaking and filmmaking processes and techniques>
- filmmaking;
- <filmmaking processes and techniques>
- mise-en-scène [809];
- special effects
- visual effects
- dissolve [810]; fade [811]; fast motion [812]; slow motion;
- visual effects
- <filmmaking forms and presentations>
- <painting and painting techniques>
- painting (image-making)
- body painting; coach painting [813]; cold painting [814]; easel painting (image-making) [815]; painting on stone (image-making) [816]; panel painting (image-making); porcelain painting (image-making); pottery painting (image-making) [817]; uli (painting technique) [818];
- glass painting (image-making)
- reverse painting on glass (image-making) [819];
- mural painting (image-making)
- piecing (graffiti) [820];
- vase painting (image-making)
- painting techniques
- <painting techniques by application method or circumstances>
- airbrushing [823]; alla prima; boneless; broken ink [824]; dragging [825]; drip painting; dry-brush painting [826]; eludoric painting [827]; fat over lean technique [828]; finger painting (technique) [829]; flying white [830]; fresco secco; glazing (painting technique) [831]; gongbi; gouging; grattage; impasto; lifting (painting technique) [832]; negative painting (general painting technique) [833]; oiling out [834]; plein-air; pointillism (painting technique); resist painting (technique) [835]; scumbling [836]; soak-stain technique [837]; splashed ink; tarashikomi [838]; tsukuri-e [839]; wet on dry [840]; wet on wet [841]; xieyi [842];
- fresco painting (technique)
- wash technique
- <painting techniques by medium>
- acrylic painting (technique); casein painting (technique) [848]; encaustic painting (technique); mineral painting (technique) [849]; mixed technique [850]; oil painting (technique); sand painting (technique) [851]; sarga (technique) [852]; tüchlein (technique);
-
- gouache (technique) [853];
- <painting techniques by stage>
- <painting techniques for special effects>
- <painting techniques by application method or circumstances>
- painting (image-making)
- <perspective and shading techniques>
- cangiantismo [863]; chiaroscuro; foreshortening [864]; heightening [865]; sfregazzi [866]; sfumato; shading; tenebrism;
- hatching
- cross-hatching [867];
- perspective (technique)
- anamorphic perspective [868]; atmospheric perspective; axial perspective [869]; bifocal perspective [870]; curvilinear perspective; inverted perspective; negative perspective [871]; parallel perspective (perspective system) [872];
- linear perspective (technique)
- oblique perspective (perspective system); one-point perspective (technique) [873]; three-point perspective (perspective system) [874]; two-point perspective (perspective system) [875];
- three distances
- projection (perspective and shading technique)
- conformal projection (technique); equidistant projection (technique) [879]; perspective projection [880];
- azimuthal projection (technique)
- azimuthal equidistant projection (technique); gnomonic projection (technique); polar projection (technique) [881]; stereographic projection (technique);
- conic projection (technique)
- cylindrical projection (technique)
- parallel projection (technique)
- axonometric projection (technique)
- dimetric projection (technique) [882]; isometric projection (technique); oblique projection (technique); trimetric projection (technique) [883];
- orthographic projection (technique)
- multiview projection (technique) [884];
- axonometric projection (technique)
- <photography and photographic processes and techniques>
- photographic processes
- Wothlytype [885]; aristotype (process) [886]; cliché-verre (photographic process) [887]; cross processes [888]; electrophotography; lenticular processes [889]; stabilization process [890]; two-color processes [891];
-
-
-
- Ektachrome (TM); Kodachrome (TM) [892]; Kodacolor (TM) [893];
- silver-dye bleach process
-
- albumen process
- hyalotype (process) [894];
- collodion processes
- dry collodion process [895];
- wet collodion process
- ambrotype (wet collodion process); tintype (process) [896];
- diffusion transfer process
- dye diffusion transfer process
- internal dye diffusion transfer process [897];
- dye diffusion transfer process
- direct positive processes
- Bayard's process [898]; Hillotype (process) [899]; heliography [900];
- daguerreotype (process)
- heliochromy (daguerreotype process) [901];
- gelatin silver process
- interference processes
- Lippmann process [902]; holography;
- iron processes
- pigment processes
- salted paper processes
- calotype (process); photogenic drawing (process); waxed-paper process [910];
- photographic techniques
- black-and-white photography;
- <photographic processing and presentation techniques>
- Hallotype (process) [911]; Russell effect [912]; archival processing; burnishing (photography) [913]; developing (photography) [914]; enlarging [915]; exposure [916]; ferrotyping [917]; intensification [918]; macrophotography (production process); masking (photographic process) [919]; microphotography; reduction (photographic process) [920];
- photographic printing techniques
- autopositive printing [921]; burning in (photography) [922]; combination printing; contact printing [923]; dodging;
- toning (photography)
- metallic toning [924];
- picture-taking techniques
- Kirlian photography; high-speed photography (still photography); multiple exposure; panoramic photography; pinhole photography [925]; repeat photography; stereoscopic photography; stereoscopy; telephotography [926];
- <picture-taking techniques by location or context>
- close-up photography; indoor photography [927]; night photography; underwater photography [928];
- aerial photography
- commercial photography
- advertising photography [931];
- space photography
- satellite photography [932];
- <picture-taking techniques by radiation type>
- available light photography [933]; flash photography [934]; fluoroscopy; infrared reflectography [935]; schlieren photography; ultraviolet photography;
- radiography
- autoradiography; digital radiography; microradiography [936]; neutron radiography; stereoradiography [937]; xeroradiography;
- tomography
- acoustic tomography; electrical resistivity tomography; geophysical diffraction tomography [938];
- computerized axial tomography
- optical coherence tomography
- spectral domain optical coherence tomography [939];
- chronophotography
- stroboscopic photography [940]; time-lapse photography;
- photography (process)
- astronomical photography; commercial portraiture [941]; digital photography (digital camera); fashion photography; forensic photography; industrial photography [942]; journalistic photography; military photography [943]; nature photography; psychic photography; scientific photography; spirit photography; travel photography; videography; war photography;
- cinematography
- stop-motion photography [944];
- documentary photography
- photographic processes
- <printing and printing processes and techniques>
- printing (process)
- 3-D printing [945]; counterproving (printing) [946]; dye diffusion thermal transfer printing [947]; inkjet printing; intaglio printing; laser printing; planographic printing; relief printing; screen printing; xylography;
- printing preparation processes
- imposition [948]; typesetting [949];
- composition (printing preparation)
- computerized composition (pre-print process) [950]; hand composition [951];
- machine composition
- cold composition
- photocomposition; strike-on composition [952];
- hot-metal composition
- linecasting [953];
- cold composition
- platemaking
- electrotyping (platemaking) [954]; stereotyping (platemaking);
- printing processes
- Piezography (R) [955]; gypsography [956]; monoprint (painting and printing process); nature printing; on-demand printing [957]; vitreography [958]; zincography;
-
- intaglio printing processes
- crayon manner; wash manner [959];
- engraving (printing process)
- ceratoryt (engraving process) [960]; copper engraving (printing process); drypoint (printing process); line engraving (printing process); siderography [961]; steel engraving (printing process); stipple engraving (printing process);
- mezzotint (process)
- etching (printing process)
- salt-ground etching (process) [962]; sand-grain etching (printing process) [963]; soft-ground etching (process); sugar-ground etching (printing process) [964];
- aquatint (printing process)
- photomechanical processes
- Woodburytype (process);
- dye transfer process
- intaglio photomechanical processes
- etched daguerreotype process [969]; photogalvanography [970];
- photogravure (process)
- planographic photomechanical processes
- photolithography
- collotype (process)
- heliotype (process); phototype (process) [971];
- collotype (process)
- photolithography
- relief photomechanical processes
- planographic printing processes
- monotype (planographic process); offset printing;
- lithography
- relief printing processes
- block printing (relief printing process); chromotypography (relief printing process) [978]; dotted manner [979]; letterpress printing; linoleum block printing; potato printing; stonecut (process) [980]; white line engraving (relief printing process); wood engraving (process); woodcut (process);
- relief etching (relief printing process)
- anastatic printing [981];
- printing techniques
- bleeding (printing technique) [982]; double printing [983]; overprinting; splatter [984]; thermography (printing technique);
- printing surface preparation techniques
- printing (process)
- <typography and typographic processes and techniques>
- typography;
- typographic techniques
- justification (typography); kerning [992]; letterspacing; wordspacing [993];
- animation (process)
- anime (animation process); cameraless animation [994]; pinscreen animation; pixilation (animation);
- computer animation
- CGI [995];
- cutout animation
- model animation
- copying
- forging (copying) [996]; polygraphy [997]; replication (image-making processes) [998]; reproduction (copying) [999];
- reprographic processes
- facsimile transmission; hectograph process (copying process); mimeography; spirit duplicating [1,000]; thermal copying [1,001]; verifax [1,002];
- light-sensitive reprographic processes
- illustration (process)
- fashion illustration (image-making process); scientific illustration (process) [1,013]; technical illustration (process);
- micrographics
- microfilming [1,014];
- sgraffito (technique)
- dry sgraffito [1,015];
- sketching
- shaseiga [1,016];
- topography (image-making)
- microtopography [1,017];
- writing (processes)
- acrophony; automatic writing; boustrophedon; digital writing [1,018]; handwriting; micrography (writing technique) [1,019]; penmanship; typewriting;
- calligraphy (process)
- striking (technique) [1,020];
- inscribing
- dating (inscription) [1,021];
- signing (writing)
- initialing [1,022];
- lettering (processes)
- numbering
- foliation (numbering) [1,023]; pagination;
- <object-making processes and techniques>
- beadmaking [1,024]; boatbuilding [1,025]; brickmaking [1,026]; brushmaking [1,027]; clock making [1,028]; coopering [1,029]; dollmaking; dressmaking; gunsmithing [1,030]; lutherie; minting [1,031]; model-making; puppet making [1,032]; ropemaking [1,033]; shipbuilding; taxidermy; toy making [1,034]; watch making [1,035];
- bookbinding and bookbinding processes and techniques
- <bookbinding processes and techniques>
- back lining (bookbinding process) [1,036]; backing (bookbinding process) [1,037]; board attachment [1,038]; board slotting [1,039]; casing-in [1,040]; forwarding (bookbinding process) [1,041]; headbanding [1,042]; knocking up [1,043]; lacing-in [1,044]; marking up (bookbinding process) [1,045]; nipping up [1,046]; rounding (bookbinding process); sawing-in [1,047]; siding (bookbinding process); traditional format (bookbinding process) [1,048]; tying down (bookbinding process) [1,049]; tying up (bookbinding process) [1,050];
- <gilding for bookbinding processes and techniques>
- adhesive binding process
- edge decoration (bookbinding process)
- fore-edge painting (process)
- double fore-edge painting (process) [1,059];
- fore-edge painting (process)
- sewing (bookbinding process)
- stitching (bookbinding process)
- bookbinding (process)
- case binding (bookbinding process) [1,071]; edition binding (process) [1,072]; hand binding [1,073]; library binding (process); mechanical binding (process) [1,074];
- <bookbinding processes and techniques>
- furniture making
- rapid prototyping
- fused deposition modeling; laminated object manufacturing; selective laser sintering; solid ground curing; stereolithography [1,075];
- sculpting
- sculpture techniques
- assemblage (sculpture technique); ganosis [1,076]; intaglio (sculpture technique); photosculpture [1,077];
- kanshitsu
- relief (sculpture techniques)
- bas-relief (sculpture technique) [1,080]; coelanaglyphic relief [1,081]; high relief (technique) [1,082]; mezzo rilievo [1,083]; rilievo schiacciato;
- sculpture techniques
- <processes and techniques by material>
- caning; featherworking (process) [1,084]; lapidary (process) [1,085]; leatherworking;
-
- cornrowing [1,086];
- <glassworking and glassworking processes and techniques>
- glassworking;
- <glassworking processes and techniques>
- core-forming [1,087]; cracking off [1,088]; fire polishing [1,089]; flashing (glassworking) [1,090]; glass appliqué; glass in concrete (process) [1,091]; glassblowing; lampworking; leading (process) [1,092]; marvering [1,093]; off-hand process [1,094]; striking (glassworking) [1,095];
- cutting (glassworking)
- glass decorating techniques
- <metalworking and metalworking processes and techniques>
- Q953045
- <metalworking processes and techniques>
- <metal assembling processes and techniques>
- brazing
- soldering
- soft soldering [1,109];
- welding
- braze welding [1,110]; forge welding; friction welding;
- electric welding
- resistance welding [1,111];
- arc welding
- fusion welding
- electron beam welding; gas welding [1,112]; laser welding [1,113];
- pressure welding
- <metal coating processes and techniques>
- aluminizing; cladding (metal coating); sherardizing [1,114];
- galvanizing
- electrogalvanizing [1,115]; hot-dip galvanizing;
- plating (metal coating)
- French plating [1,116]; close plating [1,117]; electroless plating [1,118]; electroplating; gold plating (process); ion plating; silver plating (process) [1,119];
- <metal finishing processes and techniques>
- anodizing; goldbeating; hammering (metal finishing) [1,120]; peening; pickling (metalworking);
- surface hardening
- <metal forming processes and techniques>
- carburization; cold-working (metal-forming process); hot-rolling [1,121]; milling (metalworking) [1,122]; puddling (metalworking) [1,123]; raising (metal forming process); smelting [1,124]; spinning (metalworking); striking (metalworking) [1,125]; swaging;
- drawing (metalworking)
- wiredrawing [1,126];
- forging (metal forming)
- upset forging [1,127];
- metal decorating techniques
- ajouré; damascening; engine turning [1,128]; granulation [1,129]; opus interrasile; pattern welding; repoussé; toreutics;
- chasing (metalworking)
- metal-cutting
- <metal assembling processes and techniques>
- <paperworking processes and techniques>
- origami;
- papermaking
- couching (papermaking) [1,137];
- <processes and techniques for woodworking and woodworking>
- <processes and techniques for woodworking>
- woodworking
- <upholstering and upholstering techniques>
- upholstering;
- upholstering techniques
- springing (upholstering) [1,140]; webbing (process);
- buttoning
- deep buttoning [1,141];
- close nailing
- double nailing [1,142];
- stuffing (upholstering technique)
- overstuffing [1,143];
- hide and skin processing
- beaming [1,144]; boarding [1,145]; drumming [1,146]; scouring [1,147];
- <tanning and tanning-like processes>
- brain tannage [1,148]; semi-tanning [1,149]; tawing;
- tanning (hide processing)
- combination tannage [1,150]; oil tanning; vegetable tanning;
- aldehyde tanning
- mineral tanning
- beamhouse operations
- dressing (hide process)
- currying; fat-liquoring [1,160]; fluffing [1,161]; perching (leather dressing) [1,162]; plating (leather process) [1,163]; rolling (leather process) [1,164]; samming [1,165]; seasoning (hide process) [1,166]; staking (dressing) [1,167];
- buffing (leather process)
- snuffing [1,168];
- setting out
- slicking [1,169];
- skin curing
- pottery techniques
- raku (technique);
- pottery decorating techniques
- bat printing [1,173]; encaustic decoration [1,174]; pâte-sur-pâte; slip trailing [1,175]; sprigging [1,176]; transfer printing;
- pottery glazing (process or technique)
- cuenca (pottery technique) [1,177]; cuerda seca; overglazing [1,178]; underglazing;
- pottery forming techniques
- stone-working
- stonemasonry [1,184];
- textile processes and techniques
- <textile construction processes and techniques>
- braiding; crocheting; devoré; netting (process) [1,185]; reticella [1,186]; sprang; twining;
- <yarn-making processes and techniques>
- knitting (process)
- knotting
- spinning (textile process)
- textile weaving processes and techniques
- catalogne (technique) [1,188]; lancé (weaving process) [1,189]; tablet weaving; warp twining [1,190]; weft wrapping [1,191];
- <textile weaving techniques by patterning>
- flat-woven
- soumak (technique) [1,193];
- tapestry (process)
- interlocked tapestry; slit tapestry;
- dovetailed tapestry
- toothed tapestry [1,194];
- <textile finishing processes and techniques>
- fulling; goffering (crimping) [1,195]; mercerizing; napping; permanent press; textile printing;
- <textile dyeing processes and techniques>
- tufting
- diamond tufting [1,201];
- <textile working processes and techniques>
- hooking; pleating;
- <needleworking and needleworking techniques>
- needleworking (process)
- beading (process) [1,202]; piecing (needleworking) [1,203]; smocking (process); whipping (textile process) [1,204];
- embroidering
- Berlin woolwork; blackwork; candlewicking (embroidering); couching (embroidering); cross-stitching [1,205]; goldwork (embroidering); overstitching (needleworking technique) [1,206];
- quilting
- cord quilting [1,207]; false quilting [1,208]; shadow quilting;
- stuffed quilting
- trapunto [1,209];
- sewing (needleworking technique)
- needleworking (process)
- gathering (textile process)
- <textile construction processes and techniques>
- <protective processes and techniques>
- <restorative processes and techniques>
- bioremediation [1,226]; leafcasting [1,227]; realkalization [1,228]; refurbishment; renovation; replacement [1,229]; retrofitting; reweaving [1,230];
- compensation (restoring)
-
- puntinato [1,231]; rigattino; tratteggio;
-
- repairing
- anastylosis
- virtual anastylosis [1,232];
- mending
- patching [1,233];
- anastylosis
- restoration (process)
- <sound-related processes and techniques>
- <storage and transporting processes and techniques>
- <subtractive processes and techniques>
- Levallois technique [1,238]; attrition [1,239]; bleaching; broaching; decalcifying [1,240]; decarburization; dechlorination [1,241]; decolorizing [1,242]; degaussing; degumming [1,243]; delignification [1,244]; desizing; disassembling [1,245]; dredging [1,246]; electrolytic etching [1,247]; erasing [1,248]; exhumation [1,249]; extracting (subtractive process) [1,250]; fettling [1,251]; filing; fractionation; honing (process) [1,252]; knapping [1,253]; macerating [1,254]; machining; perforating [1,255]; picking [1,256]; piercing [1,257]; planing [1,258]; quarrying [1,259]; reaming [1,260]; retouch (archaeological concept) [1,261]; scraping [1,262]; shaving (process); skeletonizing [1,263]; skimming [1,264]; skinning (subtractive process) [1,265]; stripping [1,266]; turning (shaping process); whittling [1,267]; wiping [1,268];
- <carving and carving techniques>
- cleaning
- decontamination; degreasing; detoxification; disinfecting [1,275]; dry cleaning; fumigating [1,276]; overcleaning [1,277]; poulticing [1,278]; sponging (cleaning) [1,279]; stain removal; steam cleaning [1,280]; sterilization; vacuum cleaning [1,281]; wet cleaning;
- abrasive cleaning
- microabrasive cleaning [1,282];
- laser cleaning
- purification
- refining [1,283];
- washing (cleaning)
- cutting (dividing)
- dismantling
- disbinding; pulling (dismantling) [1,292];
- drilling (process)
- microdrilling [1,293];
- engraving (action)
- etching (corroding)
- excavation (process)
- grinding
- mining
- shaft mining [1,300]; strip mining;
- removing
- <surface marking processes and techniques>
- debossing [1,301]; impressing [1,302]; incising [1,303]; marbleizing; monogramming [1,304]; mottling [1,305]; pebbling [1,306]; punching (surface marking technique) [1,307]; pyrography; rifling; scoring [1,308]; sponging (surface marking process) [1,309]; stippling [1,310];
- blocking (surface marking)
- embossing (technique)
- stamping (marking)
- blind stamping [1,315]; foil stamping; franking;
- tooling
- <transferring and transferring techniques>
- transferring [1,319];
- transferring techniques
- Ben Day process [1,320]; acrylic transfer [1,321]; decalcomania (technique) [1,322]; frottage; lifting (mosaic transfer) [1,323]; pointing (transferring technique) [1,324]; pricking; registration (transferring technique) [1,325]; rubbing (transferring techniques); squaring (transferring technique) [1,326]; strappo (fresco transfer) [1,327]; tracing (technique) [1,328];
-
- pochoir [1,329];
- pouncing
- stacco
- stacco a massello [1,330];
- adjusting
- alteration (process and technique)
- redesign [1,332];
- reworking
- repainting [1,333]; retouching;
- analysis and testing techniques
- dactyloscopy; digital image correlation; discrete element method; dynamic analysis [1,334]; endoscopy [1,335]; finite element method; flash photolysis [1,336]; flash thermography; flat-jack testing [1,337]; fractography; graphology; impact-echo [1,338]; liquid scintillation counting; mammography; micro-destructive testing [1,339]; nondestructive testing; noninvasive testing [1,340]; nuclear magnetic resonance relaxometry [1,341]; optical oxygen sensing [1,342]; peptide mass fingerprinting; phosphate mapping [1,343]; predictive modeling; respirometry; short-span tensile analysis [1,344]; solid-phase microextraction; spatial analysis; spot test; stable isotope analysis [1,345]; staining (testing technique); systems analysis; terrain analysis [1,346]; titration; visual inspection; voltammetry;
- accelerated aging
- assaying
- immunoassaying
- enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay; radioimmunoassaying [1,347];
- immunoassaying
- chemical analysis
- elemental analysis; qualitative analysis;
- microanalysis (chemical analysis)
- quantitative analysis
- trace element analysis
- activation analysis
- neutron activation analysis; prompt gamma activation analysis [1,350];
- proton activation analysis
- particle-induced gamma ray emission [1,351];
- activation analysis
- chromatography
- electrochromatography; ion-exchange chromatography; paper chromatography; size exclusion chromatography [1,352]; thin layer chromatography;
- gas chromatography
- capillary gas chromatography [1,353]; gas chromatography-mass spectrometry;
- pyrolysis gas chromatography
- liquid chromatography
- high performance liquid chromatography
- denaturing high performance liquid chromatography [1,354];
- high performance liquid chromatography
- electrophoresis
- interferometry
- ion beam analysis
- mass spectrometry
- accelerated mass spectrometry [1,355]; evolved gas analysis; ion scattering spectroscopy; secondary ion mass spectrometry; secondary neutral mass spectrometry; thermal ionization mass spectrometry; time-of-flight mass spectrometry;
- pyrolysis mass spectrometry
- direct temperature-resolved mass spectrometry [1,356];
- measuring
- counting; densitometry; diffractometry [1,357]; dilatometry [1,358]; dosimetry; hypsometry [1,359]; nephelometry [1,360]; olfactometry; photometry [1,361]; planimetry; radiometry; spectroscopic ellipsometry [1,362]; tacheometry; time-domain reflectometry (time-domain reflectometry); viscometry [1,363];
- calorimetry
- actinometry [1,364]; differential scanning calorimetry;
- dating (measuring process)
- absolute dating; amino acid dating; archaeomagnetic dating; cation-ratio dating [1,365]; cross-dating [1,366]; dendrochronology; lichenometry; obsidian hydration dating; paleomagnetic dating [1,367]; quartz hydration dating [1,368]; radiocarbon dating; relative dating;
- bone dating techniques
- fluorine dating [1,369]; nitrogen dating;
- luminescence dating
- optically stimulated luminescence dating [1,370]; thermoluminescence dating;
- radioactive dating
- fluorimetry
- microspectrofluorimetry [1,371];
- hygrometry
- thermohygrometry [1,372];
- particle size analysis
- granulometry [1,373];
- photogrammetry
- aerial photogrammetry; architectural photogrammetry [1,374]; digital photogrammetry [1,375]; microphotogrammetry [1,376]; stereophotogrammetry [1,377];
- porosimetry
- mercury porosimetry [1,378];
- profilometry
- laser profilometry [1,379];
- sensitometry
- microscopy
- atomic force microscopy; high temperature microscopy [1,380]; infinite focus microscopy [1,381]; infrared microscopy [1,382]; laser microscopy [1,383]; polarized light microscopy; thermomicroscopy; video microscopy [1,384];
- electron microscopy
- transmission electron microscopy;
- scanning electron microscopy
- environmental scanning electron microscopy; field emission scanning electron microscopy [1,385]; scanning transmission electron microscopy;
- fluorescence microscopy
- confocal microscopy; epifluorescence microscopy [1,386]; fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy; immunofluorescence microscopy [1,387];
- optical microscopy
- Raman microscopy (optical microscopy) [1,388];
- site analysis
- spectrometry
- gamma ray spectrometry [1,389]; spectroradiometry [1,390];
- spectrophotometry
- spectroscopy
- Mössbauer spectroscopy; atomic absorption spectroscopy [1,391]; electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy [1,392]; laser-induced fluorescence; luminescence spectroscopy [1,393]; micro x-ray fluorescence; particle-induced x-ray emission; terahertz time-domain spectroscopy; ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy [1,394]; vibrational spectroscopy;
- Raman spectroscopy
- Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy [1,395]; micro-Raman spectroscopy; surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy;
- emission spectroscopy
- Auger electron spectroscopy; electron energy loss spectroscopy;
- atomic emission spectroscopy
- inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry [1,396]; laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy;
- optical emission spectroscopy
- glow discharge optical emission spectrometry [1,397];
- infrared spectroscopy
- far-infrared spectroscopy [1,398]; mid-infrared spectroscopy [1,399]; near-infrared spectroscopy; photoacoustic spectroscopy;
- Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
- Fourier transform infrared microspectroscopy [1,400];
- x-ray spectroscopy
- x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy;
- x-ray absorption spectroscopy
- x-ray absorption near-edge structure [1,401];
- thermal analysis
- differential thermal analysis; dynamic mechanical analysis; infrared thermography [1,402]; thermogravimetry; thermomechanical analysis;
- use-wear analysis
- microwear analysis [1,403];
- body modification
- mummification [1,404]; scarification (process);
- condition changing (processes)
- bleeding (seeping) [1,405]; carbonation; devitrification; embrittlement; kaolinization [1,406]; rot [1,407]; salinization [1,408]; solidification [1,409];
- color changes
- deterioration
- biodeterioration [1,413];
- decomposition
- chain scission [1,414]; denaturation [1,415]; depolymerization;
- degradation
- photodegradation; thermal degradation [1,416]; vinegar syndrome [1,417];
- disintegration
- electric pulse disaggregation [1,418];
- dissolution (physical process)
- deliquescence [1,419];
- size-related changes
- surface or structural changes
- bioturbation; blistering (process) [1,422]; bloating [1,423]; chalking [1,424]; chipping [1,425]; cockling [1,426]; creasing (process) [1,427]; crumbling [1,428]; crumpling; curling (structural change) [1,429]; denting (surface changes) [1,430]; isomerization; lifting (surface changing process) [1,431]; livering [1,432]; opacification [1,433]; patination [1,434]; pitting; popping [1,435]; powdering (condition changing process) [1,436]; softening; tearing [1,437]; teasing (structural change) [1,438]; tenting [1,439]; throw up (surface change) [1,440]; wetting-drying cycle [1,441]; wrinkling [1,442];
- buckling
- corrosion (condition changing process)
- cracking
- erosion
- microerosion [1,451];
- peeling
- delamination; flaking [1,452];
- warping
- bowing [1,453];
- weathering
- decoration (process)
- destruction (process)
- crushing [1,464]; defacement [1,465]; deforestation; demolition (process) [1,466]; dismemberment; mutilation [1,467];
- blasting
- mud-capping [1,468];
- breaking
- shear failure [1,469];
- forming (physical activity)
- cabochoning [1,470]; chamfering [1,471]; corrugating [1,472]; crimping; electroforming; extrusion [1,473]; faceting; flattening [1,474]; knurling; mold-making [1,475]; moulage [1,476]; planishing; pultrusion; ring-building [1,477]; shiplapping (process) [1,478]; squaring (forming) [1,479]; stereotomy [1,480]; stretching [1,481];
-
- wax-modeling [1,482];
- bending
- casting (process)
- continuous casting; cuttlefish casting [1,485]; die casting; investment casting; sand casting; slush casting [1,486]; teocuitlapitzcayotl [1,487]; vascular corrosion casting;
- lost-wax process
- centrifugal casting [1,488]; dhokra (casting technique);
- compaction
- puddling (compacting) [1,489];
- founding (metal or glass working)
- typefounding [1,490];
- pressing
- calendering; nipping [1,491];
- stamping (forming)
- lighting techniques
- <lighting techniques by direction>
- <lighting techniques by distribution>
- direct lighting [1,496]; hard light [1,497]; indirect lighting [1,498]; key light (lighting technique);
- general lighting
- base lighting [1,499];
- local lighting
- supplementary lighting
- music composition techniques
- aleatory [1,500];
- physicochemical processes
- Raman scattering; absorption (physicochemical processes) [1,501]; acetolysis [1,502]; acetylation; acid migration [1,503]; adsorption; alkali-silica reaction; anoxia (environmental condition) [1,504]; autocatalysis; biosynthesis; carbonization; carboxylation; condensation (process) [1,505]; conduction; crosslinking; cupellation; deflocculation [1,506]; dehumidification [1,507]; deionization [1,508]; demineralization; desalination; desorption; dewatering; diagenesis; dilution [1,509]; distillation; electrolysis; elutriation; evaporation [1,510]; gelation; hornification [1,511]; hydration [1,512]; hydrogen bonding [1,513]; hypoxia (environmental condition); ion exchange; ion transport; liquefaction; magnetization; natural aging [1,514]; neutralization; nuclear reaction; ozonation [1,515]; penetration [1,516]; phase inversion; photoaging; photocatalysis; plastination; polymerase chain reaction; pyrolysis; redox; rehydration [1,517]; saponification; sorption [1,518]; steaming [1,519]; sublimation; sulfonation; vitrification [1,520];
- backscattering
- electron backscatter diffraction; electron backscattering [1,521];
- burning
- combustion [1,522];
- crystallization
- recrystallization [1,523];
- deacidification
- dialysis
- drying
- humidification
- ultrasonic misting [1,531];
- hydrolysis
- ionization
- irradiation (physicochemical process)
- mineralization
- oxidation
- polymerization
- graft copolymerization [1,532];
- temperature-related physicochemical processes
- x-ray scattering
- preparing
- pretreatment [1,536]; sample preparation;
- preserving
- processing
- sealing (process)
- separating
- stabilizing
- buffering [1,548]; consolidation [1,549]; fixing [1,550];
- strengthening
- chine collé (process); strain hardening;
- lining (process)
- prestressing
- reinforcement
- cradling [1,553];
- supporting
- temperature-related techniques
- transmission processes
- transporting
activities (general context)
editAgents Facet
editLiving Organisms (hierarchy name)
edit- living organisms (entities)
- Archaea (domain);
- <organisms by activity>
- biofilm; bioindicators; parasites [1,571]; pests (organisms);
- <organisms by characteristics>
- aerobes [1,572]; anaerobes; microorganisms;
- <organisms by condition>
- ephemeral communities (plant or animal communities) [1,573];
- fossils
- cardium (fossil) [1,574]; coprolites;
- microfossils
- nannofossils [1,575]; phytoliths;
- Bacteria (domain)
- Eubacteria (former kingdom) [1,576]; cyanobacteria;
- Firmicutes (phylum)
- Proteobacteria (phylum)
- Gammaproteobacteria (class)
- Enterobacteriales (order)
- Enterobacteriaceae (family)
- Yersinia (genus)
- Yersinia pestis (species) [1,577];
- Yersinia (genus)
- Enterobacteriaceae (family)
- Enterobacteriales (order)
- Gammaproteobacteria (class)
- Eukaryota (domain)
- Chromista (kingdom); protozoans;
- Animalia (kingdom)
- Acanthocephala (phylum); Aschelminthes (phylum); Brachiopoda (phylum); Bryozoa (phylum); Chaetognatha (phylum); Hemichordata (phylum); Mesozoa (phylum); Nemertea (phylum); Onychophora (phylum); Phoronida (phylum); Pogonophora (phylum); Porifera (phylum); Priapulida (phylum); Sipuncula (phylum); Tardigrada (phylum); fauna [1,578];
- <animals by activity>
- carnivores (general sense) [1,579]; herbivores; marine borers [1,580]; omnivores; predators [1,581]; prey; scavengers [1,582]; wood borers (beetles);
- <animals by form>
- invertebrates; shellfishes; worms [1,583];
- <animals by location or context>
- waterfowl; wild animals;
- domestic animals
- pets (domestic animals) [1,584];
- <animals by sex or age>
- larvae [1,585];
- Annelida (phylum)
- Arthropoda (phylum)
- Mandibulata (clade); Trilobita (extinct class); bugs (Arthropoda ) [1,586];
- Chelicerata (subphylum)
- Crustacea (subphylum)
- Hexapoda (subphylum)
- Insecta (class)
- Anoplura (order); Blattaria (order); Collembola (order); Dermaptera (order); Dictyoptera (superorder); Diplura (order); Embioptera (order); Endopterygota (order); Ephemeroptera (order); Isoptera (order); Mallophaga (order); Mantodea (suborder); Mecoptera (order); Megaloptera (order); Neuroptera (order); Odonata (order); Phasmida (order); Plecoptera (order); Protura (order); Psocoptera (order); Raphidiodea (order); Siphonaptera (order); Thysanoptera (order); Trichoptera (order); Zoraptera (order);
- <insects by sex or age>
- caterpillars [1,588];
- Coleoptera (order)
- Diptera (order)
- Chaoboridae (family)
- glassworms [1,589];
- Muscidae (family)
- Chaoboridae (family)
- Grylloblattodea (order)
- Hemiptera (order)
- Homoptera (order)
- Hymenoptera (order)
- Lepidoptera (order)
- Hedyloidea (superfamily) [1,593]; Hesperioidea (superfamily); butterflies (general) [1,594]; moths (general) [1,595];
- Bombycoidea (superfamily)
- Bombycidae (family)
- Saturniidae (family)
- Antheraea (genus) [1,596];
- Papilionoidea (superfamily)
- Sphingidae (family)
- Eumorpha (genus)
- Eumorpha fasciatus (species) [1,599];
- Eumorpha (genus)
- Tineoidea (superfamily)
- Tineidae (family)
- clothes moths [1,600];
- Tineidae (family)
- Mantophasmatodea (order)
- Orthoptera (order)
- Gryllidae (family);
- Caelifera (suborder)
- Acrididae (family)
- locusts (living organism) [1,601];
- Acrididae (family)
- Thysanura (order)
- Insecta (class)
- Myriapoda (subphylum)
- Chordata (phylum)
- Protochordata (group) [1,602];
- Cephalochordata (subphylum)
- Branchiostomatidae (family); Epigonichthyidae (family) [1,603];
- Tunicata (subphylum)
- Vertebrata (subphylum)
- Holocephali (class); Placodermi (extinct class); fish (animals) [1,604];
- Agnatha (class)
- Petromyzonidae (order);
- Hyperotreti (order)
- Eptatretidae (family) [1,605]; Myxinidae (family);
- Amphibia (class)
- Aves (class)
- Archaeornithes (extinct subclass); Caprimulgiformes (order); Cuculiformes (order); Gaviiformes (order); Musophagiformes (order); Neornithes (subclass); Podicipediformes (order); Pteroclidiformes (order); Strigiformes (order); Tinamiformes (order); fowl [1,608]; poultry; raptors (birds) [1,609]; vultures (general);
- <birds by sex or age>
- chicks; hens [1,610];
- cocks (birds)
- roosters (birds) [1,611];
- Anseriformes (order)
- Anatidae (family)
- Cygnus (genus); ducks (birds) [1,612]; geese [1,613];
- Anatidae (family)
- Apodiformes (order)
- Casuariiformes (order)
- Charadriiformes (order)
- Ciconiiformes (order)
- Columbiformes (order)
- Columbidae (family)
- doves (Columbidae) [1,616]; pigeons (general term) [1,617];
- Columba (genus)
- Streptopelia (genus)
- Raphidae (extinct family)
- Columbidae (family)
- Coraciiformes (order)
- Falconiformes (order)
- Accipitridae (family)
- eagles (birds) [1,618]; hawks (bird) [1,619]; kites (birds) [1,620];
- Accipiter (genus)
- Cathartidae (family)
- Gymnogyps (genus)
- Sarcoramphus (genus)
- Sarcoramphus papa (species) [1,621];
- Vultur (genus)
- Vultur gryphus (species) [1,622];
- Falconidae (family)
- Accipitridae (family)
- Galliformes (order)
- Gruiformes (order)
- Passeriformes (order)
- Cardinalidae (family); Troglodytidae (family); finches [1,625]; nightingales (birds) [1,626]; robins [1,627]; sparrows [1,628];
- Corvidae (family)
- magpies;
- Corvus (genus)
- Corvus monedula (species); crows (birds) [1,629]; ravens (birds) [1,630];
- Emberizidae (family)
- Fringillidae (family)
- Carduelis (genus)
- goldfinches [1,631];
- Serinus (genus)
- Carduelis (genus)
- Passeridae (family)
- Turdidae (family)
- Pelecaniformes (order)
- Phoenicopteriformes (order)
- Piciformes (order)
- Psittaciformes (order)
- Cacatuidae (family);
- Psittacidae (family)
- macaws; parakeets (general) [1,633];
- Melopsittacus (genus)
- Sphenisciformes (order)
- Struthioniformes (order)
- Trogoniformes (order)
- Pharomachrus mocinno (species) [1,634];
- Chondrichthyes (class)
- Mammalia (class)
- Afrosoricida (order); Dasyuromorphia (order); Didelphimorphia (order); Edentata (former order); Erinaceomorpha (order); Eutheria (subclass); Hyracoidea (order); Macroscelidea (order); Metatheria (subclass); Microbiotheria (order); Monotremata (subclass); Notoryctemorphia (order); Paucituberculata (order); Peramelemorphia (order); Placentalia (subclass); Platypoda (order); Prototheria (subclass); Scandentia (order); Tachyglossa (order) [1,636]; Theria (subclass); Ungulata (former order); Xenarthra (subclass);
- <mammals by sex or age>
- Artiodactyla (order)
- ruminants;
- Bovidae (family)
- Gazella (genus); antelopes; buffaloes [1,640];
- Bison (genus)
- Capra (genus)
- Ovis (genus)
- Ovis aries (species) [1,643];
- <sheep by sex or age>
- ewes (animals) [1,644]; lambs [1,645]; rams (animals);
- cattle
- oxen [1,646];
- Camelidae (family)
- Cervidae (family)
- Giraffidae (family)
- Hippopotamidae (family)
- Suidae (family)
- Carnivora (order)
- Hyaenidae (family); Mephitidae (family); Odobenidae (family); Otariidae (family); Phocidae (family); Viverridae (family); seals (animals) [1,647];
- Canidae (family)
- Alopex (genus); Atelocynus (genus); Cerdocyon (genus); Chrysocyon (genus); Lycaon (genus); Nyctereutes (genus); Otocyon (genus); Pseudalopex (genus); Speothos (genus); Urocyon (genus); foxes (animals);
- <canids by sex or age>
- Canis (genus)
- Felidae (family)
- Caracal (genus); Catopuma (genus); Felinae (subfamily); Leopardus (genus); Leptailurus (genus); Neofelis (genus); Oncifelis (genus); Oreailurus (genus); Otocolobus (genus); Pardofelis (genus); Prionailurus (genus); Profelis (genus); Uncia (genus);
- Acinonyx (genus)
- Felis (genus)
- Lynx (genus)
- Panthera (genus)
- Puma (genus)
- Herpestidae (family)
- Mustelidae (family)
- Procyonidae (family)
- Ursidae (family)
- Cetacea (order)
- dolphins (animals) [1,660]; porpoises [1,661]; whales;
- Physeteridae (family)
- Chiroptera (order)
- Cingulata (order)
- Dermoptera (order)
- Diprotodontia (order)
- Lagomorpha (order)
- Perissodactyla (order)
- Rhinocerotidae (family) [1,662];
- Equidae (family)
- Hippidion (extinct genus); Hyracotherium (extinct genus); Merychippus (extinct genus); Miohippus (extinct genus);
- Equus (genus)
- Equus burchellii (species); Equus grevyi (species); Equus quagga (extinct species); Equus zebra (species); hinnies; mules (mammals) [1,663]; zebras (mammals) [1,664];
- <equines by sex or age>
- mares (equines);
- foals
- stallions
- geldings (animals); studs (animals) [1,667];
- Equus asinus (species)
- Equus caballus (species)
- Arabian horses (breed) [1,668]; Barb horses (breed); Belgian horses (breed) [1,669]; Equus caballus przewalskii (subspecies); Percherons (breed) [1,670]; Thoroughbreds (breed);
- <horses by size>
- <horses by use or role>
- draft horses; racehorses [1,674]; riding horses (animals); trotters (horses) [1,675]; war horses [1,676];
- Equus hemionus (species)
- asses (mammals)
- Pholidota (order)
- Pilosa (order)
- Primates (order)
- Anthropoidea (former suborder); Prosimii (former suborder) [1,679]; apes [1,680]; monkeys (animals) [1,681];
- Cercopithecoidea (superfamily)
- Chiromyiformes (infraorder)
- Hominoidea (superfamily)
- Hylobatidae (family);
- Hominidae (family)
- <hominins by sex or age> [1,682]; Hominini (tribe) [1,683];
- Australopithecus (extinct genus)
- Gorilla (genus)
- Homo (genus)
- Homo erectus (extinct species) [1,684]; Homo floresiensis (extinct species); Homo neanderthalensis (extinct species); Homo sapiens (species);
- Pan (genus)
- Pongo (genus)
- Lemuriformes (infraorder)
- Lorisiformes (infraorder)
- Simiiformes (infraorder)
- Tarsiiformes (infraorder)
- Proboscidea (order)
- Rodentia (order)
- porcupines;
- Castoridae (family)
- Cricetidae (family)
- Muridae (family)
- Octodontidae (family)
- Spalacopus (genus)
- Spalacopus cyanus (species) [1,685];
- Spalacopus (genus)
- Sciuridae (family)
- Cynomys (genus); Tamias (genus); squirrels [1,686];
- Marmota (genus)
- Sciurus (genus)
- Sciurus griseus (species); Sciurus niger (species); Scurius carolinensis (species) [1,687];
- Sirenia (order)
- Soricomorpha (order)
- Tubulidentata (order)
- Osteichthyes (class)
- Siluriformes (order); mudfishes [1,688];
- Actinopterygii (subclass)
- Cypriniformes (order)
- Sarcopterygii (subclass)
- Reptilia (class)
- Araeoscelidia (extinct order); Ichthyopterygia (extinct subclass); Lepidosauria (subclass); Mesosauria (extinct order); Pareisauria (extinct order) [1,693]; Pterosauria (extinct order); Sphenodontia (order); Synapsida (extinct subclass); Synaptosauria (extinct subclass);
- Anapsida (subclass)
- Crocodilia (order)
- Diapsida (subclass)
- Archosauria (infraclass); Nothosauroidea (extinct order) [1,697]; Placodontia (extinct order); Plesiosauria (extinct order);
- Dinosauria (extinct superorder)
- Ornithischia (extinct order); raptors (dinosaurs) [1,698];
- Saurischia (extinct order)
- Squamata (order)
- Sauria (suborder);
- Serpentes (suborder)
- Elapidae (family)
- cobras (serpents) [1,699];
- Elapidae (family)
- Cnidaria (phylum)
- Cubozoa (class); Scyphozoa (class); jellyfish;
- Anthozoa (class)
- Actiniaria (order);
- Alcyonaria (subclass)
- Alcyonacea (order)
- Coralliidae (family)
- Corallium (genus)
- Corallium rubrum (species) [1,700];
- Corallium (genus)
- Coralliidae (family)
- Alcyonacea (order)
- Ceriantharia (order)
- corals (animals)
- star coral [1,701];
- Hydrozoa (class)
- Ctenophora (phylum)
- Echinodermata (phylum)
- Asteroidea (class); Ophiuroidea (class);
- Crinoidea (class)
- Echinoidea (class)
- Clypeastroida (order) [1,702];
- Mollusca (phylum)
- Aplacophora (class)
- Bivalvia (class)
- mussels [1,703];
- Cardiidae (family)
- clams [1,704];
- Pteriomorphia (subclass)
- Ostreoida (order)
- Ostreidae (family); Pectinidae (family); oysters [1,705];
- Spondylidae (family)
- Ostreoida (order)
- Cephalopoda (class)
- Gastropoda (class)
- conchs (gastropods) [1,708]; snails [1,709];
- Muricidae (family)
- Prosobranchia (subclass)
- Platyhelminthes (phylum)
- groups of animals
- legendary beings
- arimasps [1,712]; beasts [1,713]; bixie [1,714]; centaurs; cherubim [1,715]; chimeras; creatures [1,716]; cupids [1,717]; demon locusts [1,718]; dragons; erotes [1,719]; fauns [1,720]; giants (mythical beings); gorgons; griffins; hippocampi; immortals [1,721]; kitsune [1,722]; mermaids [1,723]; monsters (legendary beings) [1,724]; panthers (legendary creatures) [1,725]; phoenixes; satyrs; sea monsters; seraphim [1,726]; sileni [1,727]; sirens (imaginary beings) [1,728]; sphinxes [1,729]; tanuki [1,730]; tritons [1,731]; unicorns [1,732];
- Fungi (kingdom)
- lichens (Fungi);
- Ascomycota (phylum)
- Basidiomycota (phylum)
- Basidiomycetes (class);
- Agaricomycetes (class)
- Boletales (order)
- dotted stem bolete [1,733];
- Boletales (order)
- Zygomycota (phylum)
- Plantae (kingdom)
- Anthocerophyta (division); Bryophyta (division); Cycadophyta (division); Ginkgophyta (division); Gnetophyta (division); Gymnospermae (plant group); Hepatophyta (division); Lycophyta (division); Progymnospermophyta (extinct division); Psilophyta (division); Rhodophyceae (class); Rhodophyta (division); Sphenophyta (division);
- <plants by location or context>
- liberty trees [1,734]; sacred trees;
- Angiospermae (division)
- Urticales (former order); lotus (plant, general) [1,735]; mangrove (plant, general);
- Liliopsida (class)
- Alismatales (order)
- Arecales (order)
- Asparagales (order)
- Juncales (order)
- Juncaceae (family)
- Juncus (genus); rushes (plant) [1,736];
- Juncaceae (family)
- Liliales (order)
- Pandanales (order)
- Poales (order)
- reed (plant);
- Bromeliaceae (family)
- Cyperaceae (family)
- Poaceae (family)
- Typhaceae (family)
- Zingiberales (order)
- Magnoliopsida (class)
- Aquifoliales (order)
- Aquifoliaceae (family)
- Ilex (genus)
- Ilex paraguariensis (species) [1,738];
- Ilex (genus)
- Aquifoliaceae (family)
- Asterales (order)
- Campanulaceae (family);
- Asteraceae (family)
- Arctium (genus); Chrysanthemum (genus); Helianthus (genus) [1,739]; Parthenium (genus);
- Carthamus (genus)
- Carthamus tinctorius (species) [1,740];
- Centaurea (genus)
- Tussilago (genus)
- Boraginales (order)
- Boraginaceae (family)
- Anchusa (genus)
- Anchusa officinalis (species) [1,741];
- Onosma (genus)
- Anchusa (genus)
- Boraginaceae (family)
- Brassicales (order)
- Brassicaceae (family)
- Sinapis (genus);
- Brassica (genus)
- Brassica oleracea [1,742]; mustard (plant);
- Isatis (genus)
- Isatis tinctoria (species) [1,743];
- Resedaceae (family)
- Brassicaceae (family)
- Buxales (order)
- Caryophyllales (order)
- Cornales (order)
- Dipsacales (order)
- Ericales (order)
- Fabales (order)
- Fabaceae (family)
- Acaciella (genus); Centrolobium (genus); Copaifera (genus); Laburnum (genus); Lotus (genus); Mariosousa (genus); Mimosa (genus); Peltogyne (genus); Swartzia (genus);
- Acacia (genus)
- Albizia (genus)
- Andira (genus)
- Arachis (genus)
- Arachis hypogaea (species) [1,744];
- Astragalus (genus)
- Baphia (genus)
- Brya (genus)
- Caesalpinia (genus)
- Ceratonia (genus)
- Cicer (genus)
- Dalbergia (genus)
- Gleditsia (genus)
- Guibourtia (genus)
- Haematoxylum (genus)
- Hymenaea (genus)
- Hymenaea courbaril (species) [1,745]; Hymenaea protera (extinct species); Hymenaea verrucosa (species);
- Indigofera (genus)
- Indigofera tinctoria (species) [1,746];
- Millettia (genus)
- Myroxylon (genus)
- Prosopis (genus)
- Pterocarpus (genus)
- Robinia (genus)
- Samanea (genus)
- Senegalia (genus)
- Spartium (genus)
- Vachellia (genus)
- Fabaceae (family)
- Fagales (order)
- Betulaceae (family)
- Fagaceae (family)
- Castanea (genus)
- Fagus (genus)
- Quercus (genus)
- Quercus agrifolia (species); Quercus alba (species); Quercus bicolor (species); Quercus cerris (species); Quercus coccifera (species); Quercus coccinea (species); Quercus falcata (species); Quercus garryana (species); Quercus imbricaria (species); Quercus infectoria (species); Quercus laevis (species); Quercus laurifolia (species); Quercus lobata (species); Quercus lyrata (species); Quercus macrocarpa (species); Quercus macrolepis (species); Quercus michauxii (species); Quercus muehlenbergii (species); Quercus palustris (species); Quercus petraea (species); Quercus prinoides (species); Quercus prinus (species); Quercus robur (species); Quercus rubra (species); Quercus shumardii (species); Quercus stellata (species); Quercus suber (species); Quercus velutina (species); Quercus virginiana (species); red oak (plants) [1,748]; white oak (general, plants) [1,749];
- Juglandaceae (family)
- Nothofagaceae (family)
- Gentianales (order)
- Lamiales (order)
- Acanthaceae (family)
- Bignoniaceae (family)
- Lamiaceae (family)
- Stachys (genus) [1,750]; Stachys officinalis (species) [1,751];
- Gmelina (genus)
- Oleaceae (family)
- Scrophulariaceae (family)
- Verbenaceae (family)
- Laurales (order)
- Magnoliales (order)
- Malpighiales (order)
- Clusiaceae (family)
- Erythroxylaceae (family)
- Erythroxylum (genus)
- coca (plants) [1,752];
- Erythroxylum (genus)
- Euphorbiaceae (family)
- Linaceae (family)
- Rhizophoraceae (family)
- Salicaceae (family)
- Casearia (genus)
- Populus (genus)
- Populus alba (species); Populus balsamifera (species); Populus canescens (species); Populus deltoides (species); Populus fremontii (species); Populus grandidentata (species); Populus nigra (species); Populus sect. Aegiros (taxonomic section); Populus sect. Populus (taxonomic section); Populus sect. Tacamahaca (taxonomic section); Populus tremula (species); Populus tremuloides (species); Populus trichocarpa (species); aspen (trees) [1,753];
- Salix (genus)
- Salix alba (species); Salix bakko (species); Salix cardiophylla (species); Salix gilgiana (species); Salix nigra (species); Salix viminalis (species) [1,754];
- Salix lucida (species)
- Salix lucida ssp caudata (subspecies) [1,755]; Salix lucida ssp lasiandra (subspecies); Salix lucida ssp lucida (subspecies) [1,756];
- Malvales (order)
- Dipterocarpaceae (family)
- Malvaceae (family)
- Gossypium (genus);
- Abelmoschus (genus)
- Ceiba (genus)
- Corchorus (genus)
- Heritiera (genus)
- Hibiscus (genus)
- Ochroma (genus)
- Ochroma lagopus (species) [1,757];
- Sterculia (genus)
- Theobroma (genus)
- Theobroma cacao (species) [1,758];
- Tilia (genus)
- Myrtales (order)
- Nymphaeales (order)
- Proteales (order)
- Ranunculales (order)
- Berberidaceae (family)
- Lardizabalaceae (family)
- Boquila (genus)
- Boquila trifoliolata (species) [1,759];
- Boquila (genus)
- Papaveraceae (family)
- Ranunculaceae (family)
- Rosales (order)
- Cannabaceae (family)
- Moraceae (family)
- Chlorophora (genus) [1,760];
- Brosimum (genus)
- Brosimum guianense (species); Brosimum paraense (species) [1,761];
- Broussonetia (genus)
- Ficus (genus)
- Maclura (genus)
- Rhamnaceae (family)
- Rosaceae (family)
- Ulmaceae (family)
- Ulmus (genus)
- Zelkova (genus)
- Zelkova serrata (species) [1,768];
- Urticaceae (family)
- Rubiales (order)
- Rubiaceae (family)
- Coffea (genus); Galium (genus) [1,769]; Gardenia (genus);
- Calycophyllum (genus)
- Ixora (genus)
- Rubia (genus)
- Rubia cordifolia [1,770]; Rubia tinctorum (species);
- Rubiaceae (family)
- Santalales (order)
- Sapindales (order)
- Anacardiaceae (family)
- Burseraceae (family)
- Hippocastanaceae (family)
- Meliaceae (family)
- Rutaceae (family)
- Sapindaceae (family)
- Acer (genus)
- Dodonaea (genus)
- Dodonaea viscosa (species) [1,771];
- Saxifragales (order)
- Altingiaceae (family)
- Hamamelidaceae (family)
- Paeoniaceae (family)
- Paeonia (genus) [1,772];
- Solanales (order)
- Vitales (order)
- Zygophyllales (order)
- Aquifoliales (order)
- Coniferophyta (division)
- Taxodiaceae (former family);
- Pinopsida (class)
- Pinales (order)
- redwood (plants) [1,773];
- Araucaria (family)
- Cupressaceae (family)
- Pinaceae (family)
- Abies (genus)
- Cedrus (genus)
- Larix (genus)
- Picea (genus)
- Pinus (genus)
- Pinus banksiana (species); Pinus caribaea (species); Pinus clausa (species); Pinus contorta (species); Pinus cubensis (species); Pinus echinata (species); Pinus elliottii (species); Pinus glabra (species); Pinus jeffreyi (species); Pinus lambertiana (species); Pinus longaeva (species); Pinus nigra (species); Pinus palustris (species); Pinus parviflora (species); Pinus pinaster (species); Pinus pinea (species); Pinus ponderosa (species); Pinus pumila (species); Pinus resinosa (species); Pinus serotina (species); Pinus strobus (species); Pinus sylvestris (species); Pinus taeda (species); Pinus virginiana (species); ocoté pine (plants) [1,774]; pitch pine (plants) [1,775]; red pine (plants) [1,776]; rosemary pine (plants) [1,777]; scrub pine (plants); southern pine (plants) [1,778]; spruce pine (plants, general) [1,779]; white pine (plants) [1,780]; yellow pine (plants, general) [1,781];
- Pseudotsuga (genus)
- Tsuga (genus)
- Taxaceae (family)
- Pinales (order)
- Pteridophyta (division)
- flora (plants)
- mycoflora [1,782];
- groupings of plants
- nonwoody plants
- groundcover; herbs [1,785];
- moss (plant)
- woody plants
- bushes [1,786]; shrubs;
- herbaceous plants
- trees
- <trees by leaf life>
- <trees by location or context>
- Protista (kingdom)
- Virus (kingdom)
- Caudovirales (order) [1,794]; DNA Viruses [1,795]; Herpesvirales (order) [1,796]; Ligamenvirales (order) [1,797]; Nidovirales (order) [1,798]; Picornavirales (order) [1,799]; RNA Viruses [1,800]; Tymovirales (order) [1,801];
-
- Retroviridae (family)
- Spumaretrovirinae (subfamily) [1,802];
- Orthoretrovirinae (subfamily)
- Lentivirus (genus)
- Bovine immunodeficiency virus (species) [1,803]; Caprine arthritis encephalitis virus (species) [1,804]; Equine infectious anemia virus (species) [1,805]; Feline immunodeficiency virus (species) [1,806]; HIV (non-taxonomic label) [1,807]; Human immunodeficiency virus 1 (species) [1,808]; Human immunodeficiency virus 2 (species) [1,809]; Puma lentivirus (species) [1,810]; Simian immunodeficiency virus (species) [1,811]; Visna/maedi virus (species) [1,812];
- Lentivirus (genus)
- Retroviridae (family)
- Mononegavirales (order)
Organizations (hierarchy name)
edit- organizations (groups)
- corporate bodies [1,817]; factories (organizations) [1,818]; foundations (organizations) [1,819]; governmental bodies [1,820]; governments (administrative bodies) [1,821]; groups (organizations) [1,822]; institutes (organizations) [1,823]; nongovernmental organizations [1,824]; programs (organizations) [1,825];
- <organizations by location or context>
- belligerents (parties in conflict) [1,826]; community organizations; international organizations; national organizations [1,827];
- administrative bodies
- former administrative bodies [1,828];
- judicial administrative bodies
- political administrative bodies
- political entities [1,832];
- <political administrative bodies by degree of independence>
- freely associated states [1,833]; independent nations [1,834]; independent political entities [1,835]; independent sovereign nations [1,836]; occupied territories; semi-independent political entities [1,837];
- dependencies
- client states; condominiums (dependencies) [1,838]; dependent political entities [1,839]; dependent states [1,840]; disputed territories; dominions [1,841]; external territories [1,842]; mandates; overseas departments; overseas provinces [1,843]; overseas territories [1,844]; protected states [1,845]; protectorates [1,846]; special territories [1,847]; tributaries (dependencies) [1,848]; trust territories [1,849]; unincorporated territories [1,850]; vassal states;
- possessions (dependencies)
- divisions (political administrative bodies)
- federated states [1,853]; former administrative divisions [1,854];
- political divisions
- Bezirke [1,855]; Länder; Ortsteile; almirantazgos [1,856]; arrondissements (districts); autonomous areas [1,857]; autonomous communities [1,858]; autonomous districts [1,859]; autonomous provinces; autonomous regions; autonomous republics; autonomous sectors [1,860]; bailiwicks [1,861]; boroughs; cantons (administrative bodies) [1,862]; contrade [1,863]; controlled regions [1,864]; departments (political divisions); eparchies; federal capital territories [1,865]; federal territories [1,866]; frazioni [1,867]; governorates; imperial provinces [1,868]; krays [1,869]; local councils (subdivisions) [1,870]; local districts [1,871]; local regions [1,872]; national districts [1,873]; national divisions [1,874]; national regions [1,875]; national subdivisions [1,876]; oblasts; parishes (civil divisions) [1,877]; plazas (administrative) [1,878]; provinces [1,879]; quartieri; raions [1,880]; regional councils [1,881]; regional divisions [1,882]; regions (administrative divisions) [1,883]; rioni [1,884]; rural districts [1,885]; senatorial districts (administrative districts) [1,886]; senatorial provinces; sestieri; shires; special areas (administrative area) [1,887]; states (political divisions) [1,888]; statistical areas [1,889]; territories [1,890]; town councils; union territories; unions (political entities) [1,891]; unitary authorities; urban districts [1,892]; urban divisions [1,893]; urban prefectures [1,894]; urban subdivisions [1,895];
- counties
- urban counties [1,896];
- religious divisions
- archdeaconries; archdioceses; deaconries [1,897]; dioceses; ecclesiastical districts [1,898]; parishes (religious divisions) [1,899]; patriarchies [1,900]; prince-bishoprics [1,901];
- groups of political entities
- former groups of political entitites [1,902];
- sovereign states
- <political administrative bodies by general designation>
- first level subdivisions (political entities); fourth level subdivisions (political entities); parts of inhabited places [1,911]; second level subdivisions (political entities); third level subdivisions (political entities);
- primary political entities
- former primary political entities [1,912];
- <political administrative bodies by governing person>
- archduchies [1,913]; aristocracies; baronies [1,914]; burgraviates; caliphates; chiefdoms; commanderies; constitutional monarchies; countships; democracy; despotates [1,915]; dictatorships; duchies; earldoms [1,916]; ecclesiastical principalities; electorates (administrative bodies) [1,917]; emirates; fiefs [1,918]; grand duchies [1,919]; intendancies [1,920]; khanates (administrative bodies); kingdoms (political administrative bodies) [1,921]; landgraviates; lordships [1,922]; margraviates [1,923]; miltary regimes [1,924]; monarchies; oligarchies; overlordships [1,925]; palatinates [1,926]; papacies; parliamentary democracies [1,927]; parliamentary monarchies; prefectures [1,928]; presidencies (administrative bodies) [1,929]; principalities; satrapies; sheikhdoms; sultanates (administrative bodies) [1,930]; suzerainties; theocracies; tsardoms [1,931]; viceroyalties; voivodeships;
- agencies
- funding agencies [1,932];
- armed forces
- associations
- alliances [1,937]; art unions [1,938]; artists' collectives [1,939]; arts associations [1,940]; chambers of retoric [1,941]; commonwealths [1,942]; confederations [1,943]; consortia; convents (groups); educational associations [1,944]; federations [1,945]; guilds; leagues (organizations) [1,946]; professional associations [1,947]; standards organizations; trade associations; user groups;
- clubs (associations)
- societies
- archaeological societies [1,951]; architectural societies [1,952]; brotherhoods (associations) [1,953]; charitable societies [1,954]; fraternities (associations) [1,955]; historical societies; horticultural societies; scientific societies; secret societies; sororities [1,956]; technical societies [1,957];
- confraternities
- cofradías [1,958];
- voluntary associations
- businesses (business enterprises)
- <business enterprises by form>
- chains (business enterprises); joint ventures (organizations);
- companies
- corporations [1,959];
- parent companies
- partnerships (companies)
- <business enterprises by function>
- Internet service providers; art house cinemas (businesses) [1,960]; construction firms [1,961]; contracting firms (construction) [1,962]; demolition firms [1,963]; design firms [1,964]; engineering firms; fashion houses; law firms; liveries (businesses) [1,965]; motion picture studios (businesses); pharmaceutical companies [1,966]; printing firms [1,967]; software companies; theater companies; trust companies [1,968]; urban planning firms [1,969];
- architectural firms
- landscape architecture firms [1,970];
- news agencies
- wire services [1,971];
- publishing houses
- private presses [1,972];
- <business enterprises by ownership>
- couple-owned business enterprises [1,973]; subsidiaries; women-owned business enterprises [1,974];
- cooperatives (business enterprises)
- agricultural cooperatives; credit unions; producer cooperatives [1,975];
- <business enterprises by form>
- commissions (boards)
- art commissions [1,976]; boards of directors; boards of trade [1,977]; boards of trustees [1,978]; fabriques [1,979]; health boards [1,980]; juries (organizations); park commissions [1,981]; vestries (boards); zoning boards;
- committees
- task forces [1,982];
- governing bodies
- parliaments (legislative bodies); senates;
- councils (general)
- borough councils; city councils; parish councils; ship's councils [1,983];
- synods
- industries (organizations)
- cottage industries [1,984];
- institutions (organizations)
- public institutions [1,985]; social institutions [1,986];
- <institutions by activity>
- art galleries (institutions) [1,987]; cabarets (institutions) [1,988]; dance companies; gardens (institutions) [1,989]; opera companies; parks (institutions) [1,990]; planetaria (institutions); railroads (administrative) [1,991]; repositories (institutions) [1,992]; transit systems (administrative) [1,993]; zoos (institutions);
- <health and welfare institutions>
- aquariums (institutions)
- public aquariums (aquariums) [1,997];
- archives (institutions)
- correctional institutions (institutions)
- almonries (institutions) [1,998]; almshouses (institutions) [1,999]; federal prisons (institutions) [2,000]; houses of correction (institutions) [2,001]; jails (institutions) [2,002]; military prisons (institutions); penitentiaries (institutions) [2,003]; prisons (institutions) [2,004]; reformatories (institutions) [2,005]; state prisons (institutions) [2,006]; workhouses (institutions) [2,007];
- educational institutions
- schools (institutions)
- academies (institutions) [2,008]; art schools (institutions) [2,009]; ballet schools [2,010]; boarding schools (institutions); business schools (institutions) [2,011]; community schools (institutions); consolidated schools (institutions) [2,012]; continuing education centers (institutions) [2,013]; day schools (institutions); dental schools (institutions); elementary schools (institutions) [2,014]; free schools (institutions) [2,015]; law schools (institutions) [2,016]; lyceums (institutions); lycées (institutions) [2,017]; manèges (institutions) [2,018]; medical schools (institutions); middle schools (institutions) [2,019]; music conservatories (institutions) [2,020]; music schools (institutions) [2,021]; play schools (institutions) [2,022]; police academies (institutions) [2,023]; private schools (institutions) [2,024]; public schools (institutions) [2,025]; riding schools (institutions) [2,026]; rural schools (institutions) [2,027]; vocational schools (institutions);
- colleges (institutions)
- business colleges (institutions) [2,028]; community colleges (institutions); junior colleges (institutions) [2,029]; polytechnics (institutions) [2,030]; sixth-form colleges (institutions) [2,031]; state colleges (institutions) [2,032]; teachers colleges (institutions) [2,033]; veterinary colleges (institutions) [2,034];
- military academies (institutions)
- naval schools (institutions) [2,035];
- pre-primary schools (institutions)
- preparatory schools (institutions)
- finishing schools [2,038];
- religious schools (institutions)
- secondary schools (institutions)
- universities (institutions)
- state universities (institutions) [2,049]; urban universities (institutions);
- schools (institutions)
- financial institutions (institutions)
- libraries (institutions)
- Carnegie libraries (institutions); academic libraries (institutions); art libraries (institutions); branch libraries (institutions) [2,052]; children's libraries (institutions) [2,053]; corporate libraries (institutions) [2,054]; depository libraries (institutions) [2,055]; digital libraries; film archives (institutions); film libraries (institutions) [2,056]; national libraries (institutions); picture libraries (institutions) [2,057]; private libraries (institutions); public libraries (institutions); reference libraries (institutions) [2,058]; research institutes (institutions) [2,059]; research libraries (institutions) [2,060]; special libraries (institutions) [2,061]; state libraries (institutions) [2,062];
- museums (institutions)
- children's museums (institutions); community museums (institutions) [2,063]; company museums (institutions) [2,064]; county museums (institutions) [2,065]; ecomuseums (institutions); fishery museums (institutions) [2,066]; geological museums (institutions); historic house museums (institutions); historical society museums (institutions) [2,067]; history museums (institutions) [2,068]; industrial museums (institutions) [2,069]; international museums (institutions) [2,070]; maritime museums (institutions); military museums (institutions); museums of moving images (institutions) [2,071]; national museums (institutions) [2,072]; natural history museums (institutions); naval museums (institutions) [2,073]; philatelic museums (institutions); presidential libraries (institutions); religious museums (institutions) [2,074]; science museums (institutions); virtual museums; wax museums (institutions);
- art museums (institutions)
- transportation museums (institutions)
- aeronautical museums (institutions); astronautical museums (institutions); automotive museums (institutions) [2,075]; carriage museums (institutions) [2,076];
- religious institutions
- churches (institutions); mosques (institutions); synagogues (institutions) [2,077]; temples (institutions) [2,078];
- visual resources collections
- manufactories
- nonprofit organizations
- charities (nonprofit organizations) [2,083];
- offices (administrative entities)
- bureaus (offices) [2,084];
- organizational units
- public utilities
- religious organizations
- religious orders
- Christian orders
- Basilian [2,087]; Camaldolese; Carthusian; Cistercian; Dominican (monastic order); Gilbertine; Jesuit (Christian order); Servite [2,088];
- Augustinian
- Benedictine
- Cluniac [2,089];
- Carmelite
- Franciscan
- Christian orders
- religious orders
- services (organizations)
- library service agencies [2,090]; public works;
- information services
- public services (organizations)
- social services
- welfare services [2,096];
- studios (organizations)
- ateliers (studios, organizations) [2,097]; bottegas (organizations) [2,098];
- <studios by function>
- ceramics studios (organizations); design studios (organizations); glassmaking studios (organizations) [2,099]; metalworking studios (organizations) [2,100]; painting studios (organizations) [2,101]; photography studios (organizations); printmaking studios (organizations) [2,102]; sculpture studios (organizations) [2,103]; textile studios (organizations) [2,104];
- workshops (organizations)
- karkhanas [2,105];
People (hierarchy name)
edit- people (agents)
- <people by activity>
- adulterers [2,106]; adventurers [2,107]; almoners (people); antiquaries; assassins [2,108]; bathers [2,109]; beggars [2,110]; boatmen [2,111]; bodybuilders [2,112]; borrowers (library) [2,113]; camp followers; charioteers [2,114]; checkers (people) [2,115]; cineastes [2,116]; coaches (people) [2,117]; colonists; commissioners (people who order works) [2,118]; competitors [2,119]; conspirators [2,120]; copyists; correspondents (correspondence writers) [2,121]; crusaders (people) [2,122]; detectives; dilettantes [2,123]; donors [2,124]; electors; equestrians; exorcists [2,125]; explorers [2,126]; founders (originators) [2,127]; hypnotists [2,128]; informants; inscribers [2,129]; intellectuals; inventors; landlords; lecturers; lovers [2,130]; mahouts [2,131]; minters; moralists [2,132]; mourners; murderers [2,133]; orators [2,134]; overseers [2,135]; pedestrians [2,136]; penitents [2,137]; pioneers [2,138]; players (of games, instruments) [2,139]; propagandists; prophets [2,140]; protagonists [2,141]; pyrotechnicians; ragpickers; rebels [2,142]; researchers [2,143]; revelers; revisers [2,144]; score keepers [2,145]; signers [2,146]; spectators (event observers) [2,147]; spies (people) [2,148]; sportsmen [2,149]; squatters; standard-bearers; swimmers [2,150]; terrorists [2,151]; theorists; traitors; tricksters [2,152]; viewers (observers) [2,153]; visitors [2,154]; volunteers [2,155]; voters [2,156]; whalemen [2,157]; winners [2,158]; yachtsmen [2,159];
- Q2994387
- consultants [2,160];
- athletes
- archers [2,161]; baseball players; basketball players; bowlers (people) [2,162]; boxers (athletes) [2,163]; fencers [2,164]; gladiators [2,165]; golfers [2,166]; jockeys [2,167]; mountain climbers [2,168]; runners (people) [2,169]; tennis players; wrestlers (athletes);
- bullfighters
- characters (people by activity)
- collectors
- bibliophiles [2,173];
- criminals
- arsonists; counterfeiters; forgers (criminals) [2,174]; thieves [2,175];
- cyclists
- bicyclists [2,176]; motorcyclists [2,177]; tricyclists [2,178]; unicyclists;
- leaders (people)
- makers
- models (people)
- sitters [2,185];
- owners
- co-owners [2,186]; homeowners [2,187]; plantation owners;
- philanthropists
- friends (philanthropists) [2,188]; patrons (philanthropists); sponsors;
- preservationists
- historic preservationists [2,189];
- seamen
- shipmasters;
- pirates
- skaters
- ice skaters [2,192];
- users
- <people by age group>
- <people by degree of qualification>
- amateurs [2,195]; assistants [2,196]; bachelors (academics) [2,197]; chairmen [2,198]; doctors (academics) [2,199]; initiates (people) [2,200]; journeymen [2,201]; masters (academics) [2,202]; novices (people); professionals [2,203]; scholars [2,204]; seminarians [2,205]; specialists [2,206];
- experts
- masters (professionals)
- students
- trainees
- <people by family relationship>
- cousins [2,207]; relatives (familial) [2,208];
- ancestors
- descendants
- in-laws
- nephews/nieces
- romantic partners
- concubines [2,223]; mistresses (romantic partners);
- siblings
- spouses
- step-relatives
- stepbrothers [2,232]; stepfathers; stepmothers [2,233]; stepsisters [2,234];
- stepchildren
- stepdaughters; stepsons [2,235];
- uncles/aunts
- <people by gender>
- boys; girls; hermaphrodites (people) [2,237]; men (male humans); women (female humans);
- <people by ideology, philosophy, or political activity>
- Zionists [2,238]; activists; anarchists; anthroposophists [2,239]; apostates [2,240]; conservationists; counterrevolutionaries; disciples [2,241]; dissenters; environmentalists; fascists (people) [2,242]; feminists (people); gnostics [2,243]; hippies [2,244]; humanists (people) [2,245]; lobbyists; misers [2,246]; pacifists [2,247]; patriots [2,248]; prohibitionists [2,249]; socialists (people) [2,250]; spiritualists; visionaries [2,251];
- reformers
- revolutionaries
- <people by occupation>
- personnel [2,252]; retirees [2,253];
- <people in commerce and business>
- advertisers; alamines [2,254]; appraisers; auctioneers [2,255]; bankers (people) [2,256]; buyers; capitalists (people) [2,257]; clients [2,258]; commissaires-priseurs [2,259]; commission merchants [2,260]; consumers [2,261]; distributors [2,262]; exporters [2,263]; financiers [2,264]; funeral directors; gallerists; huissiers-priseurs [2,265]; importers [2,266]; investment counsels [2,267]; investors; proprietors [2,268]; restaurateurs (of restaurants) [2,269]; sales personnel; suppliers [2,270];
- <people in accounting>
- agents (commercial representatives)
- insurance agents; purchasing agents [2,271]; real estate agents; travel agents [2,272];
- brokers
- bidders
- businesspeople
- businessmen [2,273]; businesswomen [2,274]; entrepreneurs; partners; principals (businesspeople) [2,275];
- dealers
- art dealers; tapestry dealers [2,276];
- industrialists
- railroad builders [2,277];
- manufacturers
- aircraft manufacturers; appliance manufacturers [2,278]; artillery makers [2,279]; automobile manufacturers; camera makers [2,280]; clothing manufacturers [2,281]; electronics manufacturers [2,282]; weapons makers [2,283];
- merchants
- booksellers; bouquinistes; haberdashers; stationers [2,284]; sutlers [2,285]; wholesalers [2,286];
- fishmongers
- fishwives [2,287];
- retailers
- shopkeepers; street vendors [2,288];
- undertakers
- cremators [2,289];
- vendors
- <people in crafts and trades>
- <people in crafts and trades by activity>
- dowsers [2,290]; engravers (incisers); founders (craftsmen); framemakers [2,291]; grinders (craftsmen) [2,292]; loftsmen [2,293]; machinists; millers (people) [2,294]; restorers [2,295]; riggers (people) [2,296]; setters-out [2,297]; stokers (furnace workers) [2,298]; taxidermists [2,299]; turners [2,300];
- <people in the printing industry>
- carvers (people in crafts)
- gem carvers; glass carvers; ivory carvers [2,311]; repareurs [2,312];
- casters (people)
- teocuitlapitzqueh [2,313];
- mechanics (people)
- scribes (people)
- <people in crafts and trades by material>
- beadworkers [2,316]; glazers (applying glaze); horn workers [2,317]; inlayers; marble workers [2,318]; niellists [2,319]; porcelain makers; quillworkers [2,320]; scrimshanders (people) [2,321]; stainers [2,322]; veneerers [2,323];
-
- glass stainers [2,324]; glassmakers [2,325]; glaziers (cutting glass); window makers [2,326];
-
- curriers; dressers (leatherworkers) [2,327]; fellmongers; tanners;
-
- <metalworkers by process or technique>
- burnishers (metalworkers); forgers (metalworkers) [2,328]; furnacemen [2,329]; welders;
- platers
- electroplaters [2,330];
- <metalworkers by product>
- <metalworkers by type of metal>
- asude [2,336]; braziers (metalworkers) [2,337]; pewterers; platinum workers [2,338]; silversmiths; tinsmiths;
- goldsmiths
- teocuitlahuaque [2,339];
- goldbeaters
- teocuitlatzotzonque [2,340];
- ironsmiths
- <metalworkers by process or technique>
-
- planers (woodworkers); sawyers [2,341];
- woodcarvers (woodworkers)
- carpinteros de lo prieto [2,342];
- ceramicists
- gilders
- ciseleur-doreurs [2,344];
- lacquerers
- japanners [2,345];
- lapidaries (people)
- tlatecque [2,346];
- painters (tradespeople)
- industrial painters [2,347];
- papermakers
- dominotiers; marbreurs [2,348];
- plasterwork artists
- textile workers
- <people in crafts and trades by product>
- barometer makers [2,358]; bowyers [2,359]; brewers [2,360]; brickmakers [2,361]; butchers [2,362]; carpet makers [2,363]; chandlers [2,364]; coach makers [2,365]; confectioners (candymakers) [2,366]; coopers [2,367]; cutlers [2,368]; die makers (numismatics) [2,369]; distillers [2,370]; dollhouse makers [2,371]; fan makers [2,372]; feltmakers; glovers; harpsichord makers; instrument makers [2,373]; lamp makers [2,374]; mirror makers [2,375]; model makers; music box makers [2,376]; musical instrument makers; opticians; organ builders [2,377]; panel makers [2,378]; part makers [2,379]; puppet makers [2,380]; retablistas [2,381]; rope-makers [2,382]; saddlers [2,383]; scientific instrument makers [2,384]; shoemakers; sign painters [2,385]; stair builders [2,386]; sundial makers; tile makers [2,387]; toymakers; vintners [2,388]; wagon makers [2,389]; watchmakers; wheelwrights;
-
- doll artists [2,390];
- cooks
- furniture workers
- furniture makers (people) [2,391]; upholsterers;
- joiners
- gunsmiths
- gun-stockers [2,392];
- luthiers
- craftsmen
- toltecah [2,393];
- <people in crafts and trades by activity>
- <people in cross- and interdisciplinary fields>
- <people in engineering, building trades and planning>
- developers [2,396]; quantity surveyors [2,397]; surveyors;
- construction workers
- asphalters [2,400]; blasters [2,401]; boatbuilders [2,402]; borers (workers) [2,403]; builders [2,404]; carpenters [2,405]; clerks of the works [2,406]; concreters [2,407]; derrickmen [2,408]; drillers [2,409]; electricians; erectors [2,410]; hammermen [2,411]; plasterers [2,412]; plumbers; riveters [2,413]; scaffolders; shorers [2,414]; steeplejacks; tendedores de tuberías [2,415]; wreckers (people) [2,416];
-
- quarriers [2,417];
- cranemen
- slingers (workers) [2,418];
- masons (construction workers)
- banker masons [2,419]; bricklayers; fixer masons [2,420]; freemasons (construction workers) [2,421]; stonemasons;
- master builders
- alarifes [2,422];
- roofers
- thatchers [2,423];
- shipbuilders
- constructors (ship builders) [2,424];
- contractors
- building contractors; general contractors; prime contractors [2,425]; subcontractors;
- engineers
- architectural engineers [2,426]; chemical engineers [2,427]; demolition engineers [2,428]; marine engineers; mechanical engineers [2,429]; military engineers [2,430]; municipal engineers [2,431]; nuclear engineers [2,432]; safety engineers;
- aerospace engineers
- aeronautical engineers [2,433];
- bioengineers
- biomedical engineers [2,434];
- civil engineers
- sanitary engineers [2,435]; structural engineers; traffic engineers; transportation engineers [2,436];
- hydraulic engineers
- water-supply engineers [2,437];
- electrical engineers
- electronic engineers [2,438];
- industrial engineers
- plant engineers [2,439];
- planners
- architectural planners [2,440]; environmental designers [2,441]; urban designers; urban planners;
- <people in government and administration>
- bureaucrats; commanders (administrators) [2,442]; commissioners (government officials) [2,443]; courtiers; delegates [2,444]; first ladies; government employees; gymnasiarchs [2,445]; ladies-in-waiting; politicians; registrars (government and administration) [2,446]; statesmen;
- administrators
- chancellors [2,447]; trustees;
- executives
- presidents; prime ministers; superintendents [2,448]; vice-presidents;
- directors (administrators)
- artistic directors; gallery directors [2,449]; manufactory directors [2,450]; museum directors;
- managers
- supervisors
- foremen
- gangers [2,451];
- foremen
- supervisors
- officers (administrators)
- churchwardens; grand masters [2,452]; heralds; provosts; viziers (officers);
- public officers
- captains (public officers) [2,453]; constables [2,454]; consuls; governors; intendants [2,455]; lieutenant governors; mandarins [2,456]; mayors; postmasters; sheriffs; tribunes (public officers) [2,457];
-
- cabinet officers
- <public officers by activity>
- censors; executioners [2,458]; procurators [2,459]; tax collectors;
- magistrates
- public administrators
- urban managers [2,461];
- deputies
- lugartenientes [2,462];
- diplomats
- ambassadors [2,463];
- legislators
- notaries
- escribanos [2,467];
- officials
- rulers (people)
- caciques (rulers) [2,470]; chieftains [2,471]; despots; dictators [2,472]; dogaressas [2,473]; doges; emirs; feudatories; khans (rulers); landgraves (rulers) [2,474]; oligarchs [2,475]; overlords [2,476]; prefects (rulers) [2,477]; pretenders [2,478]; princes (rulers) [2,479]; princesses; satraps; sheikhs; shoguns; stadtholders; suzerains (people) [2,480]; tetrarchs [2,481]; tlahtohqueh [2,482]; tyrants [2,483]; voivodes (rulers) [2,484]; warlords [2,485];
- monarchs
- viceroys
- <people in military occupations>
- military personnel;
- military officers
- admirals; captains (military officers) [2,493]; chiliarchs; colonels [2,494]; commanders (naval officers) [2,495]; generals [2,496]; lictors; major generals;
- commanding officers
- soldiers
- warriors
- <people in security and protection occupations>
- firefighters; prison guards [2,508]; security guards; watchmen [2,509];
- police officers
- <people in service occupations>
- barbers [2,511]; bellpeople [2,512]; cleaners; excavators [2,513]; gamekeepers; grocers [2,514]; guides (people); hairdressers (people); laundresses [2,515]; letter carriers [2,516]; matrons (people in service); messengers; newsboys [2,517]; packers [2,518]; porters (baggage carriers) [2,519]; servers (people, restaurant) [2,520]; shoe-shiners [2,521]; ushers [2,522];
-
- cobblers [2,523];
- custodians
- homemakers
- househusbands; housewives (people) [2,524];
- maintenance men
- prostitutes
- servants
- stewards
- cellarers [2,527]; chamberlains [2,528]; land agents;
- <people in the humanities>
- academics (people) [2,529]; rhetoricians;
- <people in linguistics and related occupations>
- <people in linguistics-related occupations>
- cryptologists; philologists [2,530];
- linguists
- etymologists; grammarians; orthographers [2,531]; phoneticians [2,532]; phonologists [2,533]; psycholinguists; sociolinguists [2,534];
- <people in linguistics-related occupations>
- <people in literature and related occupations>
- <people in literature-related occupations>
- adapters (people in literature) [2,535]; bibliographers; exegetes [2,536]; lexicographers; literary historians; mythologists; poeticians [2,537];
- compilers (people in literature)
- critics
- literary critics [2,538];
- editors (people who revise)
- <people in literature>
- authors
- chroniclers; composers (people in literature) [2,539]; corporate authors [2,540]; diarists; essayists [2,541]; fabulists; librettists [2,542]; memoirists [2,543]; novelists; playwrights; poets; satirists [2,544]; screen writers [2,545];
- biographers
- autobiographers [2,546]; hagiographers;
- authors
- <people in literature-related occupations>
- <people in museology>
- art handlers; curators; docents [2,547]; museologists; preparators [2,548]; registrars (museology) [2,549];
- <people in religion and related occupations>
- people in religion
- apostles; candle bearers [2,550]; crucifers [2,551]; dervishes; ecclesiastics [2,552]; elders [2,553]; gurus [2,554]; heresiarchs [2,555]; laity; lectors [2,556]; marabouts (religious people) [2,557]; missionaries; mystics; putti (children) [2,558]; religious leaders; sages [2,559]; servers (people, ecclesiastical) [2,560]; shamans [2,561]; supernatural beings [2,562]; theologians; thurifers [2,563]; tlamatinimeh [2,564]; yogins [2,565];
- clergy
- priestesses [2,566]; secular priests [2,567];
- <ancient Greek and Roman clergy>
- bacchantes; vestal virgins [2,568];
- Buddhist clergy
- Christian clergy
- Islamic clergy
- Jewish clergy
- Zoroastrian clergy
- priests
- deities
- preachers
- evangelists [2,594];
- religious (people)
- friars [2,595]; lay brothers; sadhus [2,596]; tertiaries (people in religion) [2,597];
- monks (people)
- nuns
- spirits (beings)
- people in religion-related occupations
- church historians; liturgists [2,611]; mohels [2,612]; religious ethicists [2,613]; religious historians [2,614];
- people in religion
- <people in the arts and related occupations>
- <people in arts-related occupations>
- architectural critics [2,615]; architectural historians; art critics; art historians; film critics; music critics; music theorists [2,616];
- musicologists
- <people in the arts>
- <people in the performing arts>
- choragi [2,617]; choreographers [2,618]; costumers (people); dramaturges [2,619]; film crews; film editors; lighting designers; lyricists; magicians (illusionists) [2,620]; street entertainers [2,621]; television personalities [2,622];
- cameramen
- directors (performing arts)
- disc jockeys
- musicians
- arrangers; bandsmen [2,623]; composers (people in music) [2,624];
- conductors (musicians)
- bandmasters [2,625]; choirmasters [2,626]; precentors;
- instrumentalists
- keyboard instrumentalists
- percussionists
- drummers
- kettledrummers
- drummers
- stringed instrumentalists
- wind instrumentalists
- singers
- performing artists
- producers (managers)
- executive producers [2,644]; film producers; impresarios;
- <people in the visual arts and related occupations>
- <people in the visual arts>
- art directors;
- architects
- amateur architects [2,645]; associated architects [2,646]; court architects [2,647]; executive architects [2,648]; government architects [2,649]; interior architects; naval architects [2,650]; project architects [2,651]; supervising architects [2,652];
- landscape architects
- golf course architects [2,653];
- artists (visual artists)
- <artists by medium or work type>
- advertising artists; amantecah [2,654]; assemblage artists [2,655]; batik artists [2,656]; billboard artists [2,657]; blazoners [2,658]; body artists (adornment artists) [2,659]; body artists (performance artists) [2,660]; book artists (artists) [2,661]; conceptual artists; decorative artists [2,662]; embossers [2,663]; environmental artists [2,664]; folk artists [2,665]; graphic artists; illuminators (manuscript artists) [2,666]; illustrators; installation artists; intarsia artists [2,667]; lacquer artists [2,668]; ledger artists [2,669]; mail artists [2,670]; miniaturists; mixed-media artists [2,671]; mosaicists; multimedia artists; ornamentists [2,672]; paper artists [2,673]; papier-mâché artists [2,674]; performance artists; photomontagists [2,675]; pietra dura artists [2,676]; poster artists; shellwork artists [2,677]; sound artists; stained glass artists; stone carvers [2,678]; textile artists; video artists;
-
- photoengravers; photogravurists [2,679]; serigraphers; vitreographers; wood engravers [2,680]; woodcutters (printmakers) [2,681];
- engravers (printmakers)
- etchers
- aquatinters [2,684];
- lithographers
- chromolithographers; photolithographers [2,685];
- collagists
- new media artists
- digital artists
- computer artists [2,686];
- digital artists
- painters (artists)
- <painters by subject of work> [2,687];
- <painters by location or context>
- altarpiece painters [2,688]; coach painters [2,689]; matte artists [2,690]; polychromers [2,691]; street artists; vase painters;
- muralists (painters)
- ceiling painters (artists) [2,692]; graffiti artists;
- <painters by technique, implement, or material employed>
- encaustic painters [2,693]; fabric painters [2,694]; fresco painters; glass painters; grainers [2,695]; oil painters [2,696]; panel painters [2,697]; porcelain painters; pottery painters [2,698]; sand painters [2,699]; tempera painters [2,700];
- photographers
- ambrotypists [2,701]; cinematographers; daguerreotypists; digital photographers [2,702]; fashion photographers; holographers [2,703]; photojournalists (photographers); still photographers [2,704]; tintypists [2,705];
- sculptors
- <artists by status or location>
- amateur artists [2,708]; artist painters [2,709]; artists-in-residence; assistant artists [2,710]; coarse painters [2,711]; court artists [2,712]; dissident artists [2,713]; itinerant artists [2,714]; naive artists [2,715]; official artists [2,716]; public artists [2,717];
- self-taught artists
- outsider artists [2,718];
- <artists by subject or style of work>
- Expressionists (artists); Impressionists (artists); abstract artists; battle artists [2,719]; botanical illustrators; caricaturists [2,720]; cartoonists; cityscape artists [2,721]; commercial artists [2,722]; emblem makers [2,723]; fashion illustrators; figure artists [2,724]; flower painters [2,725]; fraktur artists; imagineros (sculptors) [2,726]; landscapists [2,727]; limners; literati (painters) [2,728]; mapmakers [2,729]; marine artists [2,730]; military artists [2,731]; mythological artists [2,732]; natural history artists [2,733]; portraitists; religious artists [2,734]; santeros [2,735]; scientific illustrators [2,736]; silhouette artists; sports artists [2,737]; tenebrists [2,738]; ukiyo-e artists [2,739];
- animal artists (animal subject)
- animal painters; animal sculptors [2,740];
- architectural artists
- genre artists
- genre painters [2,741];
- history artists
- still life artists
- <artists by medium or work type>
- designers
- costume designers; fashion designers [2,742]; floral designers [2,743]; furniture designers [2,744]; garden designers; glass designers [2,745]; graphic designers; tapestry designers [2,746]; textile designers;
- display designers
- industrial designers
- product engineers [2,747];
- interior designers
- <people in visual arts-related occupations>
- calligraphers [2,748]; letterers; typographers;
- animators
- clay animators [2,749];
- <people in the visual arts>
- <people in the performing arts>
- <people in arts-related occupations>
- philosophers
- aestheticians; epistemologists; ethicists; logicians; pataphysicians [2,750]; phenomenologists [2,751];
- metaphysicians
- process philosophers [2,752];
- <people in the occult sciences>
- alchemists [2,753]; astrologers; magicians (people in the occult) [2,754]; occultists; witches [2,755]; wizards [2,756];
- diviners
- geomancers [2,757];
- <people in the social sciences and related occupations>
- <people in social science-related occupations>
- graphologists [2,758]; social workers [2,759];
- educators
- deans (educators) [2,760];
- teachers
- associate professors; instructors [2,761]; tutors;
- professors (teachers)
- full professors [2,762];
- information scientists
- indexers [2,763];
- librarians
- people in communications
- broadcasters; publicists [2,767]; publishers [2,768]; transmitters (people in communications) [2,769];
- announcers
- newscasters (announcers) [2,770];
- journalists
- columnists; editorial writers [2,771]; television journalists;
- reporters (news)
- translators
- interpreters (translators) [2,775];
- people in law
- jurists; jurors; justices of the peace [2,776]; muftis [2,777]; ulema [2,778];
- arbitrators
- industrial arbitrators [2,779];
- judges
- justices (people in law); oidores [2,780];
- lawyers
- barristers [2,781]; public defenders [2,782]; public prosecutors; solicitors;
- social scientists
- criminologists [2,783]; demographers; economists; gerontologists; psychologists;
- <people in history and related occupations>
- <people in history-related occupations>
- Egyptologists [2,784]; archivists; classicists; epigraphers; genealogists [2,785]; heraldists; numismatists [2,786]; papyrologists [2,787]; philatelists;
- historians
- historiographers [2,788]; local historians; military historians; oral historians [2,789]; psychohistorians [2,790]; urban historians [2,791];
- <people in history-related occupations>
- anthropologists
- archaeologists
- industrial archaeologists [2,796];
- geographers
- political scientists
- <people in social science-related occupations>
- <people in transportation occupations>
- astronauts; aviators [2,797]; chauffeurs [2,798]; navigators; shippers [2,799];
- coachmen
- caleseros [2,800];
- pilots
- maritime pilots [2,801];
- <scientists and people in science-related occupations>
- <people in science-related occupations>
- computer programmers [2,802]; historians of science [2,803]; microposcopists [2,804]; naturalists [2,805]; software developers; systems analysts; taxonomists; technologists [2,806];
- <people in agriculture or natural resource occupations>
- fishermen (people) [2,807]; game wardens; gatherers (people in natural resource occupation) [2,808]; hunters (people) [2,809]; miners; rangers (forest) [2,810]; trappers [2,811];
- <people in agriculture>
- gardeners [2,812]; grooms (animal caregivers) [2,813]; tappers (people in agriculture) [2,814];
- agriculturists
- agronomists [2,815];
- horticulturists
- arborculturists; floriculturists [2,816]; nurserymen [2,817];
- farmers (people in agriculture)
- herdsmen
- livestock breeders
- horse breeders [2,821];
- milkers
- milkmaids [2,822];
- foresters
- silviculturists; urban foresters [2,823];
- lumbermen
- loggers [2,824];
- <people in health and medicine>
- anatomists; barber surgeons [2,825]; chiropractors; dentists [2,826]; dietitians; healers; health care providers [2,827]; herbalists; hygienists [2,828]; midwives; nurses [2,829]; optometrists; pharmacologists; veterinarians;
- physicians
- ophthalmologists [2,830]; psychiatrists; surgeons;
- therapists
- art therapists; bibliotherapists [2,831]; horticultural therapists; occupational therapists; physical therapists;
- scientific photographers
- scientists
- computer scientists; conservation scientists; cosmographers; crystallographers [2,832]; cyberneticians [2,833]; ecologists; eugenists [2,834]; geneticists; metrologists;
- astronomers
- biologists
- botanists [2,835]; marine biologists; mycologists [2,836]; physiologists [2,837];
- zoologists
- chemists (scientists)
- assayers; biochemists; geochemists; photochemists [2,838];
- earth scientists
- meteorologists; oceanographers; soil scientists;
- geologists
- hydrologists
- hydrographers [2,842];
- materials scientists
- mathematicians
- arithmeticians [2,843]; geometers; trigonometers [2,844];
- statisticians
- medical scientists
- physicists
- <people in science-related occupations>
- workers
- migrant workers; semiskilled workers [2,850];
-
- technicians
- rope access technicians [2,851];
- technicians
- blue collar workers
- colliers [2,852];
- white collar workers
- clerical workers
- cryptographers; secretaries (clerical workers); stenographers; writers (clerical workers) [2,853];
- clerical workers
- <people by state or condition>
- abiku; allies; buddhas (people) [2,854]; burghers [2,855]; casualties [2,856]; celebrities; citizens [2,857]; colonials (people) [2,858]; dead (people) [2,859]; dedicatees [2,860]; dwarfs [2,861]; emigrants [2,862]; encomenderos [2,863]; expatriates [2,864]; gentlemen [2,865]; gentlewomen [2,866]; heirs; heroes [2,867]; heroines [2,868]; homeless persons [2,869]; immigrants; inmates [2,870]; living (people) [2,871]; locum tenentes [2,872]; macehualtin [2,873]; martyrs; matriarchs [2,874]; matrons (social state) [2,875]; members [2,876]; nomads; occupants [2,877]; patients [2,878]; patriarchs [2,879]; patricians [2,880]; pilgrims (people) [2,881]; pipiltin [2,882]; refugees; residents [2,883]; serfs; socialites [2,884]; squires [2,885]; teixiptlahuan [2,886]; vassals; veterans [2,887]; virgins [2,888];
- addicts
- drug addicts
- alcoholics [2,889];
- drug addicts
- aristocrats
- nobles (aristocrats)
- noblemen
- archdukes [2,890]; barons (noblemen); burgraves; counts (noblemen) [2,891]; dukes [2,892]; earls [2,893]; grand dukes; marquises (noblemen) [2,894];
- noblewomen
- noblemen
- nobles (aristocrats)
- convicts
- parolees [2,900];
- hermits
- landholders
- knights (landholders) [2,903]; landowners; tenants [2,904];
- prisoners
- hostages [2,905]; prisoners of war;
- saints
- patron saints [2,906];
- slaves (people)
- groups of people
- dynasties [2,907]; ethnic groups; indigenous people; minorities;
- <groups of people by activity>
- audiences [2,908]; cults (group or movement) [2,909]; sleepers (people by common activity) [2,910]; stakeholders; teams [2,911];
- ensembles (musical groups)
- bands (ensembles) [2,912]; choirs (groups of people) [2,913]; consorts (music); double quartets [2,914]; gamelan; orchestras (ensembles); quartets [2,915]; steel bands;
- <groups of people by state or condition>
- age grades; beati (people) [2,916]; blessed (generic) [2,917]; damned [2,918]; historical figures; poor [2,919];
- exceptional people
- ill (people)
- cultural groups
- historical cultural groups [2,924];
- social groups
- couples [2,925];
- circles (social groups)
- courts (social groups)
- papal courts (social groups) [2,926];
- courts (social groups)
- kinship groups
- social classes
- castes;
- <social classes by specific type>
- chōnin; commoners [2,928]; machishū [2,929]; peasantry [2,930];
- middle class
- upper class
- working class
- <people by activity>
Associated Concepts Facet
editAssociated Concepts (hierarchy name)
edit- agents (general) [2,932]; responsible parties [2,933];
- <concepts in the arts>
- <genres in the arts>
- erotica; pastoral [2,934]; pornography;
- <genres for literary, oral, and motion picture works>
- bianwen [2,935]; commedia dell'arte; folklore; kavya [2,936]; midrash; mythology (literary genre) [2,937]; religious drama [2,938]; tragedy (literary, oral and motion picture genre); travel literature; utopian literature [2,939]; western (literary genre) [2,940]; şehrengiz;
- comedy (genre)
- zarzuela [2,941];
- fiction
- autofiction; fictional biography [2,942]; pulp fiction; romantic fiction (popular fiction) [2,943]; science fiction; spy fiction; young adult fiction;
- crime fiction
- motion picture genres
- Grindhouse [2,944]; Neorealism (motion picture genre) [2,945]; actuality (genre) [2,946]; film noir [2,947]; horror films; melodramas; science-fiction films; screwball comedies; slapstick comedies; swashbucklers;
- animated films
- anime (genre) [2,948];
- documentary films
- nonfiction
- poetry
- epic poetry [2,949]; lyric poetry [2,950]; narrative poetry [2,951]; sound poetry; zaum poetry [2,952];
- visual poetry
- concrete poetry; pattern poetry [2,953];
- architecture genres
- academic architecture [2,954]; blob architecture; organic architecture; sustainable architecture;
- fantastic architecture
- vernacular architecture
- primitive architecture [2,955];
- art genres
- academic art; apocalyptic art [2,956]; children's art [2,957]; community art; court art [2,958]; crafts (art genres); cybernetic art; decorative art (art genre) [2,959]; didactic art [2,960]; dissident art [2,961]; ecological art [2,962]; electronic art; ethnic art [2,963]; fantastic art; figurative art; fine art (art genre) [2,964]; funerary art; indigenous art [2,965]; interactive art; municipal art; naive art; nonrepresentational art [2,966]; outsider art; political art [2,967]; popular art [2,968]; primitive art; public art; religious art; self-taught art [2,969]; serial art; sofa art; trench art; tribal art; visual art (art genre) [2,970];
- commercial art
- advertising art [2,971];
- folk art (traditional art)
- rock art
- cave art [2,972];
- urban art
- furniture genres
- vernacular furniture [2,973];
- propaganda
- <historical, theoretical and critical concepts>
- Absurd, the [2,974]; Antique, the [2,975]; Gesamtkunstwerk; ambiguity [2,976]; anti-modernism [2,977]; appropriation (imagery); art for art's sake [2,978]; artistic change [2,979]; carnivalesque; catastrophe theory; decorum; détournement [2,980]; era (general); gaze (psychoanalytical concept) [2,981]; hermeneutics; industry (technique) [2,982]; intermedia (concept) [2,983]; intertextuality; kitsch; masterpiece (concept) [2,984]; movement (historical concept) [2,985]; paragone (concept); pataphysics [2,986]; period (general) [2,987]; provenance; rasa [2,988]; recuperation (critical theory) [2,989]; revival (concept) [2,990]; schools (critical concept) [2,991]; technique (concept) [2,992]; theme; visual culture;
- <historical, theoretical and critical concepts for literature>
- analytical bibliography [2,993]; exegesis; literary theory;
- film movements
- German film movements
- international film movements
- literary movements
- Men of the Eighties [2,994]; imagism (poetry);
- <historical, theoretical and critical concepts for visual arts>
- Kunstwollen; art theory [2,995]; color theory [2,996]; disegno (concept) [2,997]; iconography; iconology; istoria [2,998]; primitive hut; ut pictura poesis;
- architectural theory
- contextualism; tectonics (architectural theory) [2,999];
- attribution qualifiers
- <qualifiers for attributions to a known creator>
- <qualifiers for creators influenced by a known creator>
- <qualifiers for creators not working directly with a known creator>
- <qualifiers for creators working directly with a known creator>
- assistant to (attribution qualifier) [3,011]; associate of (attribution qualifier) [3,012]; atelier of (attribution qualifier) [3,013]; manufactory of (attribution qualifier) [3,014]; office of (attribution qualifier) [3,015]; pupil of (attribution qualifier) [3,016]; studio of (attribution qualifier) [3,017]; workshop of (attribution qualifier) [3,018];
- connoisseurship
- critical theories (dialectical critiques)
- critical regionalism; deconstruction (theory); post-structuralism [3,019]; psychologism; structuralism;
- style (critical concept)
- court style [3,020];
- artistic concepts
- artistic devices
- allusion; idealization [3,021]; imagery [3,022]; narrative (artistic device) [3,023]; parody; personification; satire (artistic device); stylization;
- <artistic devices for literature>
- symbolism (artistic concept)
- allegory (artistic device) [3,025]; number symbolism [3,026]; religious symbolism;
- concepts relating to the creative process
- artist's intent [3,027]; authorship; commissions (orders for works) [3,028]; craftsmanship; execution (artistic concept) [3,029]; genius (creative ability) [3,030]; influence [3,031]; invention [3,032]; model (concept) [3,033]; originality [3,034]; sprezzatura; state (creative stage) [3,035]; toltecayotl [3,036];
- creativity
- inspiration [3,037];
- imagination
- designs (artistic concepts)
- expression
- self-expression [3,042];
- performances (creative events)
- circuses (performances) [3,043]; dramatic readings [3,044]; dressage [3,045]; masques (performances); mock battles [3,046]; naumachias; pageants [3,047]; recitals; side shows; spectacles (performances) [3,048]; tableaux (performances) [3,049];
- dances (performance events)
- <dances by general type>
- classical dances [3,050]; folk dances; social dances;
- <dances by specific type>
- ballets (performance events); kebe-kebe (dance) [3,051]; minuets [3,052];
- <dances by general type>
- musical performances
- projects (artistic concepts)
- formal concepts (artistic concept)
- absorption (artistic concept) [3,060]; complexity (artistic concept); emphasis (artistic concept) [3,061]; movement (compositional concept) [3,062]; repetition (artistic concept) [3,063]; rhythm (artistic concept); simplicity (artistic concept); texture (artistic concept); unity (artistic concept) [3,064];
- <form and composition concepts>
- alignment [3,065]; articulation [3,066]; asymmetry (composition concept); balance (composition concept) [3,067]; contrast [3,068]; disproportion [3,069]; enfilades [3,070]; form (composition concepts) [3,071]; frontality [3,072]; horizontality [3,073]; isocephaly [3,074]; linearity (form concept); massing [3,075]; monumentality [3,076]; morbidezza [3,077]; obliquity [3,078]; painterliness; setbacks (formal concept) [3,079]; verticality [3,080];
- <composition and compositional elements>
- composition (artistic arrangement)
- compositional elements
- layout (composition)
- mises en carte [3,087];
- linear forms
- optical correction
- plan (formal concept)
- proportion
- aspect ratio [3,094]; golden section;
- scale (relative size)
- space (composition concept)
- horror vacui [3,101]; negative space; pictorial space [3,102];
- symmetry
- approximate symmetry [3,103]; radial symmetry;
- axial symmetry
- <visual and representational concepts>
- continuous representation [3,104]; depth of field; distortion [3,105]; figure-ground perception; plasticity; quotations (visual concepts) [3,106]; repeated motif [3,107]; sight lines [3,108]; simultaneous representation [3,109]; tactile values [3,110]; viewpoint [3,111];
- illusionism
- faux bois; faux marbre [3,112]; sotto in sù [3,113]; trompe-l'oeil;
- optical illusion
- Newton's rings; afterimages [3,114]; false perspective [3,115]; moiré effect [3,116];
- perspective-related concepts
- horizon line [3,117]; orthogonals [3,118]; picture plane; station point; vanishing area [3,119]; vanishing axis [3,120]; vanishing point [3,121];
- harmony (artistic concept)
- concinnity [3,122];
- forms of expression (artistic concept)
- academicism; classicism; eclecticism; formalism; functionalism; historicism (theory); naturalism (artistic form of expression) [3,123]; occultism [3,124]; regionalism (form of expression) [3,125]; romanticism (form of expression) [3,126]; simultaneism [3,127];
- <forms of expression for visual arts>
- Poussinism [3,128]; adhocism [3,129]; anti-art; dynamism [3,130]; ideism [3,131]; machine aesthetic [3,132]; primitivism (artistic concept); rationalism (architecture); representation (form of expression) [3,133];
- abstraction
- biomorphic abstraction [3,134]; geometric abstraction;
- realism (artistic form of expression)
- artistic devices
- <genres in the arts>
- <culture and related concepts>
- culture;
- cultural heritage
- culture-related concepts
- Heimatschutz [3,137]; Volksgeist; Zeitgeist [3,138]; civilization [3,139]; compatibility [3,140]; cultural artifacts; cultural pluralism; documentary (general concept) [3,141]; fashion (concept); genius (culture-related concept) [3,142]; gift giving [3,143]; godship [3,144]; harmony (culture-related concept) [3,145]; kingship [3,146]; language (general communication) [3,147]; leadership [3,148]; leisure; literacy; mass media [3,149]; nationality; oral tradition [3,150]; peace; philanthropy; postcolonialism; power [3,151]; reading culture [3,152]; rural [3,153]; secrecy; taboo; travel; urban [3,154]; vice (culture-related concept) [3,155]; virtue [3,156]; visual literacy; vocabulary [3,157]; wonders [3,158];
- <cultural movements and attitudes>
- Bohemianism; DIY [3,159]; Hellenism; Medievalism; aniconism; antiquarianism [3,160]; archaism; avant-garde; camp (cultural movement) [3,161]; dandyism [3,162]; elitism; ethnocentrism; feminism; golden age (mythology) [3,163]; hermetism; humanism; iconoclasm; illuminism [3,164]; materialism (cultural attitude) [3,165]; multiculturalism; neo-avant-garde [3,166]; popular culture; provincialism [3,167]; radicalism; traditionalism [3,168];
- amateurism
- exoticism
- <names and related concepts>
- acronyms [3,169]; initialisms [3,170]; initials (abbreviations); prefixes (name additions) [3,171]; suffixes (name additions) [3,172]; titles (personal name additions) [3,173];
- names
- aliases [3,174]; appellations [3,175]; brand names [3,176]; compound names [3,177]; place names [3,178]; pseudonyms [3,179];
- nicknames
- hypocorisms [3,180];
- personal names
- birth names [3,181]; common names [3,182]; first names [3,183]; full names [3,184]; gō [3,185]; hōmyō [3,186]; maiden names [3,187]; married names [3,188]; middle names [3,189]; noms de guerre [3,190]; official names [3,191]; pen names [3,192]; posthumous names [3,193]; religious names [3,194]; secular names [3,195]; stage names [3,196]; temple names [3,197];
- last names
- compound surnames [3,198];
- titles (general, names)
- abbreviated titles [3,199]; alternate titles [3,200]; alternative titles [3,201]; artist's titles [3,202]; brief titles [3,203]; collection titles [3,204]; collective titles [3,205]; constructed titles [3,206]; descriptive titles [3,207]; exhibition titles (work titles) [3,208]; former titles [3,209]; full titles [3,210]; group titles [3,211]; inscribed titles [3,212]; manuscript designations [3,213]; original titles [3,214]; popular titles [3,215]; published titles [3,216]; repository titles [3,217]; series titles [3,218]; sub-group titles [3,219]; subtitles (titles or names) [3,220]; title statements [3,221]; titles proper [3,222]; uniform titles [3,223]; volume titles [3,224]; working titles [3,225];
- translated titles
- parallel titles [3,226];
- codes (general)
- ciphers (codes) [3,227];
- currencies (systems of money)
- Australian dollar (system of money) [3,228]; Austrian Shilling (system of money) [3,229]; Belgian franc (system of money) [3,230]; Brazilian real (system of money) [3,231]; Canadian dollar (system of money) [3,232]; Chinese yuan (system of money) [3,233]; Danish rigsdaler (system of money) [3,234]; Deutsche Mark (system of money) [3,235]; Dutch guilder (system of money) [3,236]; Euro (system of money) [3,237]; Florentine florin (system of money) [3,238]; French franc (system of money) [3,239]; German florin (system of money) [3,240]; Greek drachma (modern system of money) [3,241]; Hong Kong dollar (system of money) [3,242]; Indian rupee (system of money) [3,243]; Italian lira (system of money) [3,244]; Japanese yen (system of money) [3,245]; Mexican peso (system of money) [3,246]; New Zealand dollar (system of money) [3,247]; Norwegian krone (system of money) [3,248]; Reichsmark (system of money) [3,249]; Reichsthaler (unit of currency) [3,250]; Russian ruble (system of money) [3,251]; Singapore dollar (system of money) [3,252]; South African rand (system of money) [3,253]; South Korean won (system of money) [3,254]; Spanish peseta (system of money) [3,255]; Swedish krona (system of money) [3,256]; Swiss franc (system of money) [3,257]; Turkish lira (system of money) [3,258]; United States dollar (system of money) [3,259]; assignat (system of money) [3,260]; groschen (unit of currency) [3,261]; guinea (unit of currency) [3,262]; krone (unit of currency) [3,263]; livre (unit of currency) [3,264]; louis (unit of currency) [3,265]; pound sterling (system of money) [3,266]; shilling (unit of currency) [3,267]; stiver (unit of currency) [3,268]; thaler (unit of currency) [3,269]; écu (system of money) [3,270];
- customs (social concepts)
- diet
- paleodiet [3,271];
- dress (culture-related concept)
- afternoon dress [3,272]; court dress; dinner dress; fancy dress; morning dress;
- evening dress (concept)
- full evening dress [3,273];
- mourning dress
- regional dress
- national dress [3,277];
- undress
- barefoot [3,278];
- ethnicity
- multiethnic [3,279];
- nudity
- nakedness [3,280];
- race (group of people)
- recreation
- play (recreation) [3,283];
- value (culture-related concept)
- Alterswert [3,284];
- <learning and scholarship concepts>
- <religions and religious concepts>
- religions (belief systems, cultures)
- Abrahamic religions; African religions [3,287]; Ajivika; Anatolian religions (ancient religions) [3,288]; Atenism; Bahaism; Bon (religion) [3,289]; Ch'ǒndogyo [3,290]; Confucianism; Freemasonry (belief system); Hindu-Buddhism [3,291]; Jainism; Mandaeanism; Manichaeism; Mithraism; Raelianism; Rastafari [3,292]; Rosicrucian (belief system); Scientology; Shinto [3,293]; Sikhism; Unitarian Universalism; Yoga (philosophy) [3,294]; Zoroastrianism; ancestor worship; indigenous religions [3,295]; voodoo; world religions [3,296];
- Buddhism
- Vajrayana;
- Chinese Buddhism
- Hinayana
- Japanese Buddhism
- Jodo Shinshu; Nichiren Buddhism; Shingon; Tendai [3,300];
- Jodo
- Chinzei [3,301];
- Zen (Japanese Buddhism)
- Mahayana
- Tibetan Buddhism
- Christianity
- Adventism; Arianism; Christian Science; Eastern Catholic; Roman Catholicism;
- Christian sects
- Bogomil [3,306]; Christadelphian; Donatism; Jehovah's Witnesses; Marcionism; Maronite [3,307]; Melchite; Nazarene (Early Christian sect) [3,308]; Nestorian (Christian sect); Paulician [3,309]; Quaker [3,310]; Saint Thomas Christian (sect) [3,311]; Shaker (Christian sect) [3,312];
- Cathari
- Albigensian [3,313];
- Mormonism
- Oriental Orthodox
- Orthodox Eastern
- Pentacostalism
- Protestantism
- Amish; Anglican (Church of England); Arminianism; Baptist; Calvinism; Congregationalism [3,321]; Episcopal [3,322]; Huguenot; Lutheran; Methodist; Moravian [3,323]; Nazarene (modern Protestant) [3,324]; Presbyterianism; Unitarianism; Universalism;
- Anabaptism
- Hinduism
- Arya Samaj [3,325]; Brahma Kumaris [3,326]; Brahmanism; Brahmo Samaj; Sivaism [3,327]; Vaisnavism; Vedism;
- Islam
- Judaism
- Conservative Judaism [3,329]; Orthodox Judaism; Reform Judaism;
- Taoism
- Ch'üan-chen [3,330];
- religious concepts
- Dreaming, the [3,331]; auspicia; biblical [3,332]; blasphemy; cultism [3,333]; divine judgment [3,334]; enlightenment (religious concept) [3,335]; heresy; monasticism; rabbinical [3,336]; sin (religious concept) [3,337];
- doctrinal concepts
- absolution; afterlife; ascension; creation (doctrinal concept) [3,338]; divine light; divinity (doctrinal concept) [3,339]; emanation (doctrinal concept) [3,340]; eternity [3,341]; faith; gates of hell [3,342]; heaven; hell (doctrinal concept) [3,343]; hereafter (place, doctrinal concept) [3,344]; incarnation (doctrinal concept) [3,345]; indulgence (doctrinal concept) [3,346]; manifestation (doctrinal concept) [3,347]; merit (doctrinal concept) [3,348]; paradise (doctrinal concept); purgatory; redemption; reincarnation; resurrection (doctrinal concept) [3,349]; salvation [3,350]; theophany; underworld (doctrinal concept) [3,351]; virgin birth (doctrinal concept) [3,352];
- Buddhist doctrinal concepts
- Christian doctrinal concepts
- consubstantiation; immaculate conception [3,364]; stigmatization [3,365]; transubstantiation (doctrinal concept);
- Hindu doctrinal concepts
- Jain doctrinal concepts
- religious ideologies
- Adoptionism; Deism; Gnosticism; Hasidism; Monothelitism; Pietism; agnosticism; animism; asceticism; atheism; creationism (religious ideology); millenarianism; monolatry; monotheism; paganism; pantheism; polytheism; quietism [3,368]; shamanism; tantrism (ideology) [3,369]; theosophy; totemism;
- worship
- religions (belief systems, cultures)
- <technology and related concepts>
- technology (general associated concept)
- appropriate technology;
- information technology
- <computer languages and codes>
- ASCII [3,370]; HTML; MIDI (information technology); XML;
- computer networking concepts
- Ethernet; FTP [3,371]; IEEE 1394; LANs (networks) [3,372]; USB; backups; bandwidth [3,373]; baud rate [3,374]; bit rate [3,375]; born digital; broadband [3,376]; codecs; domains [3,377]; hypermedia; hypertext; links (computer networking concepts) [3,378]; search engines; servers (computer); social media;
- memory (computer networking concept)
- flash memory [3,379];
- networks (computer)
- digital file formats
- <computer languages and codes>
- technology-related concepts
- infrastructure; modular coordination [3,382]; spin-images [3,383]; tolerances [3,384];
- electronic (technology-related concept)
- digital [3,385];
- technology (general associated concept)
- <transportation and related concepts>
- transportation
- air transport (transportation mode) [3,386]; urban transportation [3,387]; water transport;
- transportation-related concepts
- parking (area); traffic [3,388];
- transportation
- environmental concepts
- biofouling [3,389]; green design (environmental concept) [3,390]; greenhouse effect; greenhouse gases [3,391]; infestation [3,392]; ozone depletion; sea-level rise;
- <environmental concepts by general scope>
- air quality
- climate change
- drainage
- environmental impact
- visual impact [3,402];
- humidity
- noise
- city noise;
- transportation noise
- traffic noise [3,403];
- pollution
- <pollution by agent>
- <pollution by location or context>
- resources concepts
- energy conservation; water consumption [3,404];
- energy consumption
- fuel consumption
- fuel economy [3,405];
- fuel consumption
- energy resources
- natural resources
- water resources [3,406];
- power supply
- electric power production [3,407];
- functional concepts (general)
- access [3,408]; active (professional function) [3,409]; barrier-free design [3,410]; censusing [3,411]; circulation (architecture); contribution [3,412]; decline [3,413]; dissolution (action on a group) [3,414]; establishment (action or condition) [3,415]; flourishing; foundation (action or condition) [3,416]; hailing from [3,417]; location (activity or state) [3,418]; observation; origination [3,419]; residing [3,420]; willingness to pay;
- <safety and related concepts>
- housing (concept)
- <housing by development practice>
- rental housing [3,425]; trade-in housing [3,426];
- affordable housing
- incremental housing [3,427]; low income housing [3,428]; moderate income housing [3,429]; self-help housing;
- low cost housing
- public housing
- scattered-site housing [3,430];
- public housing
- <housing by form>
- <housing by function>
- temporary housing
- emergency housing [3,433];
- temporary housing
- <housing by location or context>
- <housing by occupants>
- faculty housing [3,434]; housing for the handicapped; student housing;
- military housing
- army housing [3,435];
- <housing by ownership>
- industrial housing; shared housing;
- communal housing
- congregate housing [3,436];
- <housing by development practice>
- storage
- use
- adaptive reuse; mixed use [3,437]; multiuse [3,438]; sustainability;
- language-related concepts
- animal communication; grammatical gender [3,439]; phrases [3,440]; sentences [3,441]; sprachbunds [3,442]; words (language-related concepts) [3,443];
- <languages and writing systems>
- <languages and writing systems by general type>
- languages (established systems of communication)
- ancient languages; cants (language, general) [3,444]; constructed languages; creoles (language, general) [3,445]; dead languages [3,446]; dialects [3,447]; endangered languages [3,448]; extinct languages; historic languages [3,449]; jargon [3,450]; language families [3,451]; lingua francas [3,452]; living languages; mixed languages [3,453]; pidgins (language, general) [3,454]; sign languages [3,455]; spoken languages [3,456]; written languages [3,457];
- writing systems
- languages (established systems of communication)
- <languages and writing systems by specific type>
- <specific types of artificial languages> [3,463]; <specific types of creole languages> [3,464]; <specific types of deaf sign languages> [3,465]; <specific types of language isolates> [3,466]; <specific types of mixed languages> [3,467]; <specific types of pidgin languages> [3,468]; <specific types of sign languages> [3,469]; <specific types of unclassified languages> [3,470]; Afro-Asiatic (language family); Alacalufan (language family); Algic (language family); Altaic (language group); Amto-Musan (language family) [3,471]; Andamanese (language families) [3,472]; Arauan (language family) [3,473]; Araucanian (language family) [3,474]; Arawakan (language family) [3,475]; Australian Aboriginal (language families) [3,476]; Austro-Asiatic (language family) [3,477]; Austronesian (language family) [3,478]; Aymaran (language family); Barbacoan (language family); Basque (language) [3,479]; Bayono-Awbono (languages) [3,480]; Caddoan (language family); Cahuapanan (languages); Cariban (language family) [3,481]; Chibchan (language family); Chimakuan (language family); Choco (language family) [3,482]; Chon (languages) [3,483]; Chukotko-Kamchatkan (language family) [3,484]; Chumash (language family) [3,485]; Dravidian (language family); East Geelvink-Bay (language family) [3,486]; English-Tahitian Cant (language) [3,487]; Eskimo-Aleut (language family) [3,488]; Guahiban (language family) [3,489]; Gulf (language family) [3,490]; Harakmbet (language family) [3,491]; Hmong-Mien (language family) [3,492]; Hokan (language grouping); Huavean (language); Iroquoian (language family); Jivaroan (language family) [3,493]; Kartvelian (language family) [3,494]; Katukinan (language family); Khoisan (language group); Kiowa-Tanoan (language family) [3,495]; Kwomtari-Baibai (language family) [3,496]; Left May (language family) [3,497]; Lower Mamberamo (language family) [3,498]; Lule-Vilela (language family) [3,499]; Macro-Ge (language group) [3,500]; Maku (language family); Mascoian (language family); Mataco-Guaicuru (language family) [3,501]; Mayan (language family); Misumalpan (language family) [3,502]; Mosetenan (language) [3,503]; Mura (language) [3,504]; Muskogean (language family); Na-Dene (language family); Nambiquaran (language family) [3,505]; Niger-Congo (language family); Nilo-Saharan (language family); North Caucasian (language group) [3,506]; Oto-Manguean (language family); Paezan (language family); Panoan (language family) [3,507]; Penutian (language grouping); Quechuan (language family); Salishan (language family); Salivan (language family); Sepik-Ramu (language family) [3,508]; Sino-Tibetan (language family) [3,509]; Siouan (language family); Sko (language family) [3,510]; Subtiaba-Tlapanec (language family) [3,511]; Tacanan (language family); Tai-Kadai (language family) [3,512]; Tarascan (language family) [3,513]; Torricelli (language family) [3,514]; Totonacan (language family) [3,515]; Trans-New Guinea (language family) [3,516]; Tucanoan (language family) [3,517]; Tupian (language family); Uralic (language family); Uru-Chipaya (language family) [3,518]; Uto-Aztecan (language family); Wakashan (language family); West Papuan (language family) [3,519]; Witotoan (language family) [3,520]; Yanomam (language family) [3,521]; Yeniseian (language family) [3,522]; Yukaghir (language family); Zamucoan (language family); Zaparoan (language family) [3,523];
- <temporary alphabetical list for languages and writing systems>
- Abaza (language); Abkhaz (language); Abnaki-Penobscot (language) [3,524]; Abo (language) [3,525]; Abron (language); Abua (language); Achi (language); Achinese (language); Achuar-Shiwiar (language); Achumawi (language) [3,526]; Adja (language) [3,527]; Adyghe (language); Adzera (language); Afade (language); Afar (language); Afitti (language); African language (language); Afrikaans (language) [3,528]; Aghul (language); Aguacateco (language) [3,529]; Ahanta (language); Ahtena (language) [3,530]; Ainu (language); Aizo (language) [3,531]; Aja (language) [3,532]; Ajië (language) [3,533]; Ajmeri (language) [3,534]; Aka-Bo (language); Akan (language) [3,535]; Akebou (language) [3,536]; Akei (language); Akhvakh (language) [3,537]; Akkadian (language); Akkadian (transliterated) (language) [3,538]; Akwa (language) [3,539]; Alaba (language) [3,540]; Alabama (language); Alak (language); Albanian, Tosk (language) [3,541]; Aleut (language); Algonquian (language); Alutor (language); Ama (language) [3,542]; Amahuaca (language); Amalumute (language) [3,543]; Ambae (language) [3,544]; Ambelau (language); Ambele (language); Ambon (language) [3,545]; Ambrym (language) [3,546]; Amdang (language) [3,547]; Amerindian language [3,548]; Amharic (language); Amharic (transliterated) [3,549]; Amuzgoan (language) [3,550]; Ancient Egyptian (language); Ancient Hebrew (language); Ancient Hebrew (transliterated) (language) [3,551]; Ancient Illyrian (language) [3,552]; Ancient Macedonian (language); Ancient Macedonian (transliterated) (language); Andi (language); Andoa (language); Andra-Hus (language); Aneityum (language) [3,553]; Angkuic (language) [3,554]; Angloromani (language); Anuak (language) [3,555]; Anuta (language); Apache (language) [3,556]; Arabic (language); Arabic (transliterated) (language); Arabic, Algerian (language) [3,557]; Arabic, Egyptian (language) [3,558]; Arabic, Mesopotamian (language); Arabic, Moroccan (language); Arabic, Najdi (language); Arabic, North Levantine (language) [3,559]; Arabic, Saidi (language) [3,560]; Arabic, Sanaani (language) [3,561]; Arabic, Sudanese (language); Arabic, Tunisian (language) [3,562]; Aragonese (language); Arakanese (language) [3,563]; Aramaic (language); Aramaic (transliterated) (language) [3,564]; Aramaic, Samaritan (language) [3,565]; Araona (language); Arapaho (language) [3,566]; Araucanian (language) [3,567]; Arawak (language) [3,568]; Arawe (language) [3,569]; Arbëreshë (language); Archi (language) [3,570]; Arguni (language); Arikara (language) [3,571]; Arikem (language); Aringa (language); Armenian (transliterated); Aru (language) [3,572]; Aruak (language) [3,573]; Arvanitika (language) [3,574]; Ashtiani (language) [3,575]; Asian language (language); Aslian (language); Assamese (language) [3,576]; Assamese (transliterated) (language); Assiniboine (language) [3,577]; Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (language); Astur-Leonese (languages) [3,578]; Asturian (language); Atakapa (language) [3,579]; Atayal (language); Athapaskan (language); Atikamekw (language); Atsugewi (language) [3,580]; Aulua (language); Aushi (language); Austral (language); Austronesian language (language); Auvergnat (language); Avar (language) [3,581]; Avatime (language) [3,582]; Awadhi (language); Aweti (language) [3,583]; Awing (language); Awjilah (language); Ayamará (language) [3,584]; Azerbaijani (language); Azerbaijani, North (language) [3,585]; Azerbaijani, South (language) [3,586]; Babango (language); Babar (language) [3,587]; Babatana (language); Babine (language) [3,588]; Babole (language) [3,589]; Bacama (language); Bade (language); Badeshi (language); Badyara (language); Bafut (language) [3,590]; Baga (language) [3,591]; Bagobo (language); Bagri (language); Bagvalal (language); Bahasa Indonesia (language); Bahasa Malaysia (language) [3,592]; Bahnaric (language) [3,593]; Bai (language) [3,594]; Bainouk (language); Baka (language) [3,595]; Baki (language) [3,596]; Bakwe (language); Balaesan (language) [3,597]; Balanta (language); Balau (language); Balo (language) [3,598]; Baloi (language); Baltic language (language); Baluchi (language); Balundu-Bima (language) [3,599]; Bambara (language); Bambassi (language) [3,600]; Bambili (language) [3,601]; Banda (language) [3,602]; Bangala (language); Banjar (language); Banoni (language); Bantu (language); Bantu dialect (language) [3,603]; Barein (language); Bareli (language) [3,604]; Bariai (language) [3,605]; Bariba (language) [3,606]; Barok (language) [3,607]; Basa (language) [3,608]; Basari (language) [3,609]; Bashkir (language) [3,610]; Bateke (language) [3,611]; Batsi (language) [3,612]; Batu (language) [3,613]; Bauan (language) [3,614]; Bauria (language); Bavarian (language); Bayot (language) [3,615]; Beaver (language) [3,616]; Bekwel (language); Bela (language) [3,617]; Bella Coola (language); Belorussian (language) [3,618]; Belorussian (transliterated) [3,619]; Bembe (language) [3,620]; Bena (language); Bendi (language); Bengali (language); Bengali (transliterated) (language) [3,621]; Berber (language) [3,622]; Berber dialects (language) [3,623]; Berti (language); Bete (language) [3,624]; Bezhta (language) [3,625]; Bhatneri (language) [3,626]; Bhilala (language) [3,627]; Bhili (language); Bhilori (language) [3,628]; Bhojpuri (language) [3,629]; Bhoyari (language) [3,630]; Biao Mien (language); Bibling (language); Bibling (language); Bibling (language) [3,631]; Bibling (language) [3,632]; Bideyat (language); Bidyogo (language); Bierebo (language); Bieria (language); Bikol (language) [3,633]; Biloxi (language); Bima-Sumba (language); Birao (language) [3,634]; Birked (language); Birri (language) [3,635]; Birwa (language) [3,636]; Bisayan (language); Bisayan (language); Bisayan (language) [3,637]; Bisayan (language) [3,638]; Biseni (language) [3,639]; Bislama (language); Bisu (language); Bit (language) [3,640]; Biu-Mandara (language) [3,641]; Blablanga (language); Blackfoot (language) [3,642]; Boano (language) [3,643]; Bobot (language) [3,644]; Bodo (language) [3,645]; Boga (language) [3,646]; Boghom (language); Bojpoori (language) [3,647]; Bola (language); Bole (language) [3,648]; Bolgar (language); Bolo (language); Bom (language); Boma (language) [3,649]; Bomberai (language) [3,650]; Bonan (language); Bondo (language) [3,651]; Bongo (language) [3,652]; Boni (language) [3,653]; Bontoc (language); Bosnian (language) [3,654]; Botlikh (language) [3,655]; Breton (language) [3,656]; Bringen (language) [3,657]; Buang (language) [3,658]; Bubi (language); Budukh (language); Bughotu (language); Buka (language) [3,659]; Bulang (language) [3,660]; Bulgarian (language); Bulgarian (transliterated) [3,661]; Bulu (language) [3,662]; Bunaban (language); Bunan (language) [3,663]; Bungu (language) [3,664]; Bunu (language); Burarran (language); Buriat (language); Burmese (language) [3,665]; Burmese (transliterated) [3,666]; Buru (language) [3,667]; Buso (language) [3,668]; Bussa (language); Busu (language) [3,669]; Butmas-Tur (language); Buyang (language); Bwile (language); Cacaopera (language) [3,670]; Cahita (language) [3,671]; Cahuilla (language) [3,672]; Cajun French (language); Cakchiquel (language) [3,673]; Calypso (language) [3,674]; Caló (language); Campa (language) [3,675]; Canaanite (language) [3,676]; Candoshi (language) [3,677]; Cangin (language) [3,678]; Caquinte (language); Car (language) [3,679]; Caribbean language (language) [3,680]; Carolinian (language) [3,681]; Carrier (language) [3,682]; Cashibo-Cacataibo (language); Cashinahua (language) [3,683]; Catawba (language) [3,684]; Cavinena (language) [3,685]; Cayuga (language) [3,686]; Celtiberian (language); Celtic language (language); Celto-Gallic dialect (language) [3,687]; Central American native language (language) [3,688]; Chadic (language); Chagatai (language) [3,689]; Chagga (language) [3,690]; Chaldean Neo-Aramaic (language); Cham (language); Chamalal (language); Chamicuro (language); Chamorro (language); Chane (language); Changthang (language) [3,691]; Chantel (language) [3,692]; Chapacura-Wanham (language); Chara (language); Chatino (language) [3,693]; Chechen (language) [3,694]; Chehalis (language) [3,695]; Cherokee (language); Chetco (language) [3,696]; Chewong (language); Cheyenne (language); Chhattisgarhi (language); Chiang Saeng (language) [3,697]; Chiapaneco (language); Chibcha Cofan (language) [3,698]; Chichewa [3,699]; Chichimec (language) [3,700]; Chickasaw (language) [3,701]; Chicomuceltec (language) [3,702]; Chilcotin (language) [3,703]; Chin (language) [3,704]; Chinantecan (language); Chinese (Zhuyin transcription) (language) [3,705]; Chinese (language); Chinese (simplified) (language); Chinese (traditional) (language) [3,706]; Chinese (transliterated Hanyu Pinyin) (language) [3,707]; Chinese (transliterated Pinyin without tones) (language); Chinese (transliterated Pinyin) (language) [3,708]; Chinese (transliterated Tongyong Pinyin) (language) [3,709]; Chinese (transliterated Wade-Giles) (language) [3,710]; Chinese (transliterated) (language) [3,711]; Chinese, Gan (language) [3,712]; Chinese, Hakka (Chinese Hakka language) [3,713]; Chinese, Hakka (Chinese Hakka language) [3,714]; Chinese, Hakka (Chinese Hakka language); Chinese, Hakka (Chinese Hakka language); Chinese, Huizhou (language) [3,715]; Chinese, Jinyu (language) [3,716]; Chinese, Mandarin (language); Chinese, Min Bei (language) [3,717]; Chinese, Min Dong (language) [3,718]; Chinese, Min Nan (language); Chinese, Min Nan (language); Chinese, Min Nan (language) [3,719]; Chinese, Min Nan (language) [3,720]; Chinese, Min Zhong (language) [3,721]; Chinese, Pu-Xian (language) [3,722]; Chinese, Wu (language); Chinese, Xiang (language) [3,723]; Chinese, Xiang (language) [3,724]; Chinese, Xiang (language) [3,725]; Chinese, Xiang (language) [3,726]; Chinese, Yue (language); Chinese, Yue (language); Chinese, Yue (language) [3,727]; Chinese, Yue (language) [3,728]; Chinookan (language); Chipewyan (language); Chiru (language) [3,729]; Chitimacha (language) [3,730]; Chittagonian (language); Chiwere (language); Chochoteco (language) [3,731]; Choctaw (language) [3,732]; Chodri (language); Choiseul (language) [3,733]; Chokwe (language); Cholan (language); Chong (language); Chontal (language) [3,734]; Chonyi (language) [3,735]; Chorotega (language) [3,736]; Chorti (language); Chuanqiandian (language); Chujean (language) [3,737]; Chuka (language) [3,738]; Chukot (language) [3,739]; Chulym (language); Chut (language) [3,740]; Chuuk (language) [3,741]; Chuuk (language) [3,742]; Chuuk (language) [3,743]; Chuuk (language) [3,744]; Chuvash (language); Chwabo (language) [3,745]; Cimbrian (language); Circassian (language); Clallam (language) [3,746]; Classical Nahuatl (language); Cochimi (language); Coconucan (language); Cocopa (language) [3,747]; Coeur D'alene (language) [3,748]; Cogapacori (language) [3,749]; Comanche (language); Comorian (language); Comox (language) [3,750]; Coos (language) [3,751]; Coquille (language) [3,752]; Cora (language) [3,753]; Corachol (language) [3,754]; Cornish (language) [3,755]; Corsican (language) [3,756]; Cowlitz (language); Cree (language) [3,757]; Creole patois (language) [3,758]; Criolo (language) [3,759]; Croatian (language); Crow (language); Cuicateco (language); Cuoi (language) [3,760]; Cupan (language); Cupeno (language); Czech (language) [3,761]; Czech-Slovak (language) [3,762]; Dabarre (language); Dai (language) [3,763]; Daic (language) [3,764]; Dair (language) [3,765]; Daju (language); Dakota (language) [3,766]; Dalmatian (language); Daly (language); Damar (language) [3,767]; Danakili (language) [3,768]; Danau (language); Danish (language) [3,769]; Dano-Norwegian, Bokmål (language) [3,770]; Dano-Norwegian, Riksmål (language) [3,771]; Dargwa (language) [3,772]; Dari (transliterated) [3,773]; Dari Persian (language) [3,774]; Dari Persian (language) [3,775]; Dari Persian (language) [3,776]; Dari Persian (language) [3,777]; Darlong (language); Daur (language); Davawenyo (language); Dayic (language); Daza (language) [3,778]; Deccan (language); Dehu (language); Deori (language); Dhaiso (language); Dhanki (language); Dhatki (language); Dhegiha (language); Dhimal (language); Dhodia (language); Dida (language); Dido (language) [3,779]; Dimasa (language) [3,780]; Ding (language) [3,781]; Dinka (language) [3,782]; Diola (language); Dioula (language) [3,783]; Diri (language) [3,784]; Diriku (language); Dizoid (language) [3,785]; Djamindjung (language); Djeebbana (language); Djeragan (language) [3,786]; Djerma (language) [3,787]; Dogon (language) [3,788]; Dogrib (language) [3,789]; Dolgan (language); Domari (language); Dong (language) [3,790]; Dongolawi (language) [3,791]; Dongxiang (language) [3,792]; Duan (Duan language); Duan (Duan language); Duan (Duan language); Duan (Duan language); Dubla (language) [3,793]; Duka (language) [3,794]; Dullay (language); Duma (language) [3,795]; Dumbea (language); Dungan (language) [3,796]; Dusunic (language) [3,797]; Duwai (language); Duwinna (language) [3,798]; Dzalakha (language); Dzongkha (language) [3,799]; Dzongkha (transliterated); Ebrie (language); Ebughu (language); Edo (language) [3,800]; Efai (language); Efate (language) [3,801]; Ega (language) [3,802]; Egyptian (language) [3,803]; Egyptian, Coptic (language) [3,804]; Elgon (language); Emae (language) [3,805]; Embera (language); Embu (language) [3,806]; Emilian (language); Emiliano-Romagnolo (language); Ende (language) [3,807]; Enya (language); Epi (language) [3,808]; Eskimo (language); Esperanto (language) [3,809]; Estonian (language); Ethiopian (language); Eton (language) [3,810]; Etruscan (language); Ewe (language); Extremaduran (language); Eyak (language); Fala (language) [3,811]; Fam (language) [3,812]; Fang (language); Faroese (language); Fars (language) [3,813]; Farsi, Western (language) [3,814]; Fataleka (language) [3,815]; Fijian (language); Finnish (language); Finno-Ugric (language); Fon (language) [3,816]; Fongoro (language); Formosan (language); Frankish (language) [3,817]; French (language); French patois (language) [3,818]; Frisian (language); Friulian (language); Fula (language); Fulfulde, Nigerian (language); Fur (Fur language) [3,819]; Futunic (language); Fwai (language); Ga'anda (Nigerian language); Gabake-Ntshori (language) [3,820]; Gabri (language); Gabrielino (language) [3,821]; Gadaba (language) [3,822]; Gadang (language) [3,823]; Gade Lohar (language) [3,824]; Gaelic, indigenous Manx (language) [3,825]; Gafat (language); Galice (language); Galician (language) [3,826]; Gallo-Romance language (language); Gamit (language); Gan (language); Gana (language) [3,827]; Gani-Khwe (language) [3,828]; Ganja (language) [3,829]; Ganza (language); Ganáde (language) [3,830]; Garo (language); Gascon (language) [3,831]; Gawwada (language); Gazi (language) [3,832]; Geez (language); Gela (language); Georgian (language); Georgian (transliterated) [3,833]; Geta' (language) [3,834]; Ghale (language); Ghari (language); Gheg (language) [3,835]; Ghodoberi (language); Ghomara (language); Ghulfan (language); Gidar (language); Girasia (language) [3,836]; Godie (language); Gonga (language); Gooniyandi (language); Gourmantche (language) [3,837]; Greenlandic (language); Gros Ventre (language); Guaicuruan (language) [3,838]; Guambiano (language) [3,839]; Guanche (language); Guapore (language) [3,840]; Guarani (language); Gujarati (language) [3,841]; Gujarati (transliterated) (language); Gujari (language); Gule (language) [3,842]; Gumuz (language) [3,843]; Gun-Gbe (language) [3,844]; Gungu (language); Gurage (language) [3,845]; Guragone (language); Gusii (language); Gwere (language); Gwi-Khwe (language) [3,846]; Gwich'in (language) [3,847]; Haekic (language) [3,848]; Hahon (language); Haida (language); Haisla (language); Haitian Creole French (language); Halang (language) [3,849]; Halia (language) [3,850]; Halkomelem (language); Han (language) [3,851]; Harauti (language); Haryanvi (language); Hatsa (language); Hausa (language); Hawaiian (language); Hebrew (language); Hebrew (transliterated) (language) [3,852]; Hehe (language); Heiltsuk (language); Hema (language) [3,853]; Hemba (language); Herero (language) [3,854]; Hidatsa (language) [3,855]; Hiechware (language) [3,856]; Hiligaynon (language); Hindi (language) [3,857]; Hindi (transliterated) (language); Hindustani (language) [3,858]; Hinukh (language); Hiri Motu; Hittite (language); Hitu (language) [3,859]; Hmar (language); Hmong (language); Hmwaveke (language); Ho (language) [3,860]; Hoamoal (language) [3,861]; Hocak (language) [3,862]; Hocak (language) [3,863]; Hocak (language) [3,864]; Hocak (language) [3,865]; Holikachuk (language) [3,866]; Hopi (language); Hote (language); Hoti (language) [3,867]; Hre (language) [3,868]; Hu (language); Hua (language) [3,869]; Huastecan (language); Huichol (language) [3,870]; Huitoto (language) [3,871]; Hulaula (language) [3,872]; Hulung (language) [3,873]; Hunzib (language); Hupa (language) [3,874]; Huron (language); Hértevin (language); Iaai (language); Ibanag (language); Ibani (language) [3,875]; Ibero-Romance language (language); Ibibio-Efik (language); Ibino (language); Ibo (Ibo language); Icelandic (language); Ida'an (language) [3,876]; Ife (language) [3,877]; Ifo (language) [3,878]; Igbo (language) [3,879]; Ijo (language); Ikizu (language); Ilocano (language); Indo-Aryan language (language); Indonesian (language); Ingalik (Ingalik language) [3,880]; Ingalik (Ingalik language) [3,881]; Ingalik (Ingalik language); Ingalik (Ingalik language); Ingrian (language); Ingush (language); Insular language (language) [3,882]; Inuit (language) [3,883]; Iowa-Oto (language); Irish Gaelic (language); Irula (language); Isanzu (language); Istriot (language); Istro Romanian (language); Isu (language) [3,884]; Italian (language) [3,885]; Itelmen (language) [3,886]; Itneg (language); Itza (language); Ixcatecan (language) [3,887]; Ixilan (language) [3,888]; Jacalteco (language) [3,889]; Jah Hut (language) [3,890]; Jakati (language); Janggali (language); Japanese (transliterated) (language) [3,891]; Jaqaru (language); Jarawa (language) [3,892]; Javanese (language); Jawe (language) [3,893]; Jeh (language); Jeh-Halang (language) [3,894]; Jemez (language) [3,895]; Jemez (language) [3,896]; Jemez (language) [3,897]; Jemez (language) [3,898]; Jeng (language); Jerba (language) [3,899]; Jida-Abu (language) [3,900]; Jiiddu (language); Jimbin (language); Jimi (language); Jina (language); Jingpho (language) [3,901]; Jinuo (language) [3,902]; Jorto (language); Juang (language); Judeo Tat (language); Judeo-Berber (language); Judeo-Georgian (language) [3,903]; Judeo-Italian (language); Jukun (language); Juray (language); Juruna (language); Jutish (language) [3,904]; Jwira-Pepesa (language); Kabardian (language); Kabwari (language) [3,905]; Kachari (language); Kacipo-Balesi (language) [3,906]; Kadai (language) [3,907]; Kadaru (language) [3,908]; Kaikadi (language); Kaiwa (language) [3,909]; Kalabari (language) [3,910]; Kalamian (language) [3,911]; Kalapuyan (language) [3,912]; Kalenjin (language) [3,913]; Kalinga (language); Kamayura (language); Kambari (language); Kamuku (language); Kana (writing system) [3,914]; Kande (language) [3,915]; Kang (language); Kaniet (language); Kanikkaran (language) [3,916]; Kaningi (language); Kanji (writing system) [3,917]; Kanjobalan (language) [3,918]; Kannada (Kannada language); Kannada (transliterated) (language) [3,919]; Kansa (language); Kantu (language) [3,920]; Kanuri (language); Kanyok (language); Kaonde (language) [3,921]; Kapon (language) [3,922]; Kara (language) [3,923]; Karagas (language); Karanga (language); Karata (language) [3,924]; Karekare (language); Karelian (language); Karfa (language) [3,925]; Karok (language) [3,926]; Karolanos (language); Karon (language); Kasanga (language) [3,927]; Kashaya (language); Kashmiri (language); Kashubian (language); Kaska (language) [3,928]; Kasseng (language) [3,929]; Kataang (language) [3,930]; Kato (language) [3,931]; Kawahib (language) [3,932]; Kawaiisu (language) [3,933]; Kayeli (language) [3,934]; Kazakh (language) [3,935]; Kazakh (transliterated); Kedang (language); Keer (language) [3,936]; Kekchi (language) [3,937]; Kelabitic (language) [3,938]; Kele (language) [3,939]; Kendeje (language); Kensiu (language); Kerek (language) [3,940]; Keres (language) [3,941]; Ket (language) [3,942]; Kgalagadi (language) [3,943]; Khakas (language); Khalkha Mongolian (language) [3,944]; Khami (language) [3,945]; Khandesi (language); Khanty (language); Khao (language); Kharia (language); Khasian (language) [3,946]; Kherwari (language) [3,947]; Khinalugh (language); Khlor (language) [3,948]; Khmer (language) [3,949]; Khmer (transliterated) [3,950]; Khmuic (language); Khvarshi (language); Kikapoo (language) [3,951]; Kikongo (language) [3,952]; Kiliwa (language) [3,953]; Kimbu (language); Kimré (language); Kingwana (language); Kiowa (language) [3,954]; Kir-Balar (language); Kiranti (language); Kiribati (language); Kiribati (language); Kiribati (language) [3,955]; Kiribati (language) [3,956]; Kissi (language); Kiswahili (language) [3,957]; Kitsai (language); Klamath-Modoc (language); Klao (language); Knaanic (language); Koasati (language); Kobiana (language); Koch (language) [3,958]; Kok Borok (language); Kokola (language); Kokota (language); Kolami (language); Koli (language); Koman (language) [3,959]; Komo (language) [3,960]; Komuz (language) [3,961]; Kongo (Congo) (language) [3,962]; Koniagi (language) [3,963]; Konja (language) [3,964]; Konja (language) [3,965]; Konja (language); Konja (language); Konkani (language); Konkani (transliterated) (language); Kono (language) [3,966]; Konobo (language) [3,967]; Konso-Gidole (language); Koraga (language); Korap (language) [3,968]; Korean (language); Korean (transliterated) (language); Korku (language) [3,969]; Koro (language) [3,970]; Koryak (language); Kosraean (language); Kota (language) [3,971]; Koti (language) [3,972]; Kouya (language); Koyo (language); Koyukon (language); Kpelle (language) [3,973]; Krahn, Eastern (language) [3,974]; Kresh (language); Krim (language); Kryts (language); Kugbo (language); Kuikuro-Kalapalo (language) [3,975]; Kuliak (language); Kumak (language) [3,976]; Kumiai (language); 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Thavung (language); Thuringian (language); Tiatinagua (language); Tibetan (language); Tibetan (transliterated) (language) [4,380]; Tidikelt (language); Tidong (language) [4,381]; Tigrinya (language) [4,382]; Tigrinya (transliterated) [4,383]; Tigré (language); Tillamook (language); Tindi (language); Tiri (language) [4,384]; Tlapaneco (language); Tlingit (language) [4,385]; Tobian (language) [4,386]; Toda (language) [4,387]; Todrah (language); Toga (language) [4,388]; Tojolabal (language) [4,389]; Tok Pisin (Neomelanesian) (language); Tokelauan (language); Tolaki (language); Tolomako (language); Tolowa (language); Tomini (language); Tomoip (language); Tongan (Tongalese) (language) [4,390]; Tongic (language); Tongwe (language) [4,391]; Tooro (language) [4,392]; Toromono (language); Totonac (language); Trinitario (language) [4,393]; Trique (language); Trukic (language) [4,394]; Tsaangi (language); Tsakhur (language); Tsakonian (language); Tsamai (language); Tsamosan (language) [4,395]; Tshiluba (language); Tsimshian (language) [4,396]; Tsogo (language); Tsonga (language); Tsouic (language); Tswana (language) [4,397]; Tuamotuan (language); Tubar (language) [4,398]; Tubatulabal (language); Tugun (language) [4,399]; Tulu (language) [4,400]; Tulu (transliterated) (language); Tumbuka (language); Tunebo (language) [4,401]; Tunica (language); Tunni (language) [4,402]; Turkana (language) [4,403]; Turki (language) [4,404]; Turkic (language); Turkish (language) [4,405]; Turkish (transliterated) (language) [4,406]; Turkish, Crimean (language); Turkmen (language) [4,407]; Turoyo (language) [4,408]; Tuscarora (language) [4,409]; Tutchone (language) [4,410]; Tutelo (language) [4,411]; Tutong (language) [4,412]; Tutuba (language) [4,413]; Tututni (language); Tuvaluan (language) [4,414]; Tuvaluan (language) [4,415]; Tuvaluan (language); Tuvaluan (language); Twana (language) [4,416]; Tzeltalan (language) [4,417]; Tzutujil (language); Ubyx (language) [4,418]; Udi (language); Uduk (language); Ugric (language) [4,419]; Ukrainian (language); Ukrainian (transliterated) (language); Ukrainian Gothic (language) [4,420]; Ulat Inai (language) [4,421]; Ulithian (language); Ulukwumi (language); Uma (language) [4,422]; Umatilla (language) [4,423]; Umbrian (language); Unami (language) [4,424]; Unua (language); Ura (language) [4,425]; Uralian (language); Urdu (language) [4,426]; Urdu (transliterated); Urum (language); Usakade (language) [4,427]; Uspanteco (language) [4,428]; Ute (language) [4,429]; Utugwang (language) [4,430]; Uzbek (language) [4,431]; Uzbek, Northern (language); Vaghua (language); Vale (language); Valpei (language); Vamale (language); Vano (language) [4,432]; Vano (language) [4,433]; Vano (language); Vano (language); Varisi (language); Vasavi (language); Vasui (language) [4,434]; Vatrata (language) [4,435]; Venda (language); Venetan (language); Venetian (language); Viet-Muong (language); Vietnamese (language); Vilela (language) [4,436]; Vinza (language) [4,437]; Vishavan (language); Vlax (language); Vunapu (language); Wa (Wa language) [4,438]; Wagdi (language) [4,439]; Waic (language); Wailaki (language); Wailapa (language); Wailic (language) [4,440]; Waimiri (language) [4,441]; Walla Walla (language) [4,442]; Wallisian (language); Walloon (language); Walser (language); Wampanoag (language) [4,443]; Wampar (language) [4,444]; Wanda (language); Wandji (language); Wane (language); Wappo (language); Wasa (language) [4,445]; Wasco-Wishram (language); Washo (language); Watut (language); Wedu (language) [4,446]; Wee (language) [4,447]; Welsh (language); Wemale (language); Weme-Gbe (language) [4,448]; Western Neo- Aramaic (language) [4,449]; Wetamut (language); Weyewa (language) [4,450]; Wichita (language); Willaumez (language) [4,451]; Wintu (language); Wiyot (language) [4,452]; Wobe (language) [4,453]; Woleaian (language); Wolof (language); Wudu (language); Wumbvu (language); Wusi (language); Wuvulu-Aua (language); Wyandot (language); Xaracuu (language) [4,454]; Xaragure (language) [4,455]; Xhosa (language); Xiandaohua (language) [4,456]; Xiangxi (language) [4,457]; Xibe (language) [4,458]; Xun (language) [4,459]; Xwla-Gbe (language) [4,460]; Yaaku (language); Yakan (language) [4,461]; Yakima (language); Yakonan (language); Yalahatan (language); Yamdena (language); Yami (Batanic) (language) [4,462]; Yana (language) [4,463]; Yao (language); Yapese (language); Yaqui (language) [4,464]; Yaruma (language) [4,465]; Yawiyo (language); Yemba (language); Yeniche (language); Yerava (language) [4,466]; Yerong (language); Yevanic (language); Yiddish (language); Yiwom (language); Yokuts (language); Yombe (language) [4,467]; Yong (language); Yora (language); Yoruba (language); Yuaga (language); Yucatec-Lacandon (language) [4,468]; Yucatecan (language); Yugh (language); Yuman (language) [4,469]; Yupik (language); Yuqui (language); Yurok (language) [4,470]; Zaar (language) [4,471]; Zaghawa (language); Zan (language); Zaomin (language) [4,472]; Zapotec (language); Zarphatic (language); Zazao (language); Zemba (language); Zenaga (language) [4,473]; Zenati (language); Zhuang, Northern (language) [4,474]; Zigula-Zaramo (language) [4,475]; Zimba (language); Zinza (language) [4,476]; Zuara (language) [4,477]; Zulu (language); code (language) [4,478]; creolized language (language); local dialect (language) [4,479]; local language (language); local patois (language) [4,480]; not applicable (language) [4,481]; undetermined (language) [4,482];
- Catalan (language)
- Valencian (language);
- Balearic (language)
- Mallorquí (language) [4,483];
- Dutch (language)
- Dietsc [4,484]; Flemish (language); Standard Dutch [4,485];
- English (language)
- American English (language) [4,486]; British English (language); Early Modern English (language); Jamaican English (language); Late Modern English (language) [4,487]; Late Old English (Anglo-Saxon language) [4,488]; Middle English (language); Modern English (language); pidgin English (language) [4,489];
- German (language)
- Gothic (language); Standard German (language);
- High German (language)
- Old Saxon (language)
- Plautdietsch (language) [4,492]; Plautdietsch (language) [4,493];
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language)
- Plautdietsch (language) [4,494]; Plautdietsch (language) [4,495];
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Old Saxon (language) [see above]
- Latin (language)
- Ancient Latin (language) [4,496]; Classical Latin (language) [4,497]; Liturgical Latin (language) [4,498]; Medieval Latin (language); Vulgar Latin (language) [4,499];
- Serbian (language)
- Serbian (Cyrillic script) [4,500]; Serbian (Latin script);
- Uyghur (language)
- <Uyghur transcription>
- Uyghur (Arabic transcription) (Arabic) [4,501];
- <Uyghur transcription>
- Arutani-Sape (language family)
- Arutani (language); Sape (language) [4,502];
- Coahuiltecan (language family)
- Tonkawa (language) [4,503];
- Indo-European (language family)
- Albanian (language); Anatolian (languages) [4,504]; Armenian (language) [4,505]; Balto-Slavic (languages) [4,506]; Celtic (languages); Germanic (languages); Indo-Iranian (languages); Tocharian (language) [4,507];
- Greek (language)
- Ancient Greek (language); Attic Greek (language); Byzantine Greek (language) [4,508]; Doric Greek (language); Greek (modern language); Liturgical Greek (language) [4,509]; Romano-Greek (language);
- <Greek in transliteration>
- Ancient Greek (transliterated) (Latin); Greek (transliterated) (Latin) [4,510];
- Italic (languages)
- Romance (languages)
- Italo-Western (languages)
- Western Romance (languages)
- Ibero-Romance (languages)
- Western Iberian (languages)
- Castilian (group of languages)
- Ladino (language); Loreto-Ucayali (language) [4,511];
- Spanish (language)
- Moroccan Spanish (language) [4,512]; Moroccan Spanish (language) [4,513]; Old Spanish (language) [4,514]; Old Spanish (language) [4,515]; Philippine Spanish (language) [4,516]; Philippine Spanish (language) [4,517];
- European Spanish (language dialect)
- Basque Country Spanish (language) [4,518]; Catalonian Spanish (language) [4,519]; Mallorcan Spanish (language) [4,520];
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- Spanish (language)
- Moroccan Spanish (language) [4,521]; Moroccan Spanish (language) [4,522]; Old Spanish (language) [4,523]; Old Spanish (language) [4,524]; Philippine Spanish (language) [4,525]; Philippine Spanish (language) [4,526];
- European Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- European Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- Latin American Spanish (language dialect)
- Antillean Spanish (language dialect) [4,527]; Argentine Spanish (language dialect) [4,528]; Bolivian Spanish (language dialect) [4,529]; Chilean Spanish (language dialect) [4,530]; Colombian Spanish (language dialect) [4,531]; Costa Rican Spanish (language dialect) [4,532]; Cuban Spanish (language dialect) [4,533]; Dominican Spanish (language dialect) [4,534]; Guatemalan Spanish (language dialect) [4,535]; Honduran Spanish (language dialect) [4,536]; Mexican Spanish (language dialect) [4,537]; Nicaraguan Spanish (language dialect) [4,538]; Paraguayan Spanish (language dialect) [4,539]; Peruvian Spanish (language dialect) [4,540]; Puerto Rican Spanish (language dialect) [4,541];
- Latin American Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- European Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- Latin American Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- Latin American Spanish (language dialect) [see above]
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- Spanish (language) [see above]
- Castilian (group of languages)
- Western Iberian (languages)
- Ibero-Romance (languages)
- Western Romance (languages)
- Italo-Western (languages)
- Romance (languages)
- Japonic (language family)
- Mixe-Zoque (language family)
- Yukian (language family)
- <languages and writing systems by general type>
- parts of speech
- spellings
- misspellings [4,552];
- multidisciplinary concepts
- authenticity [4,553]; common (extent designation) [4,554]; dedication (information indicator) [4,555]; error [4,556]; former (information indicator) [4,557]; groupings (general concept) [4,558]; hybridity; interdisciplinarity; method of representation (information indicator) [4,559]; miscellaneous; multidisciplinarity; not applicable (general information indicator) [4,560]; obsolescence [4,561]; other (information indicator) [4,562]; overall (extent designation) [4,563]; percentage [4,564]; point of view (information indicator) [4,565]; possible (information indicator) [4,566]; primary (general designation) [4,567]; purpose (information indicator) [4,568]; secondary (general designation) [4,569]; setting (surroundings) [4,570]; signals [4,571]; sources (general concept) [4,572]; theory [4,573]; typology [4,574]; unavailable (information indicator) [4,575]; undetermined (information indicator) [4,576]; unidentified (information indicator) [4,577];
- <dates and dating systems>
- dates (spans of time)
- alternative dates [4,578]; bulk dates [4,579]; coverage dates [4,580]; inclusive dates [4,581];
- <dates by century or millennium>
- eighteenth century (dates CE); eighteenth century BCE; eighth century (dates CE); eighth century BCE; eighth millennium BCE; eleventh century (dates CE); eleventh century BCE; eleventh millennium BCE; fifteenth century (dates CE); fifteenth century BCE; fifteenth millennium BCE; fifth century (dates CE); fifth century BCE; fifth millennium BCE; first century (dates CE); first century BCE; first millennium (dates CE); first millennium BCE; fourteenth century (dates CE); fourteenth century BCE; fourteenth millennium BCE; fourth century (dates CE); fourth century BCE; fourth millennium BCE; nineteenth century (dates CE); nineteenth century BCE; ninth century (dates CE); ninth century BCE; ninth millennium BCE; second century (dates CE); second century BCE; second millennium (dates CE); second millennium BCE; seventeenth century (dates CE); seventeenth century BCE; seventh century (dates CE); seventh century BCE; seventh millennium BCE; sixteenth century (dates CE); sixteenth century BCE; sixth century (dates CE); sixth century BCE; sixth millennium BCE; tenth century (dates CE); tenth century BCE; tenth millennium BCE; third century (dates CE); third century BCE; third millennium (dates CE); third millennium BCE; thirteenth century (dates CE); thirteenth century BCE; thirteenth millennium BCE; twelfth century (dates CE); twelfth century BCE; twelfth millennium BCE; twentieth century (dates CE); twentieth century BCE; twenty-eighth century BCE; twenty-fifth century BCE; twenty-first century (dates CE); twenty-first century BCE; twenty-fourth century BCE; twenty-ninth century BCE; twenty-second century (dates CE); twenty-second century BCE; twenty-seventh century BCE; twenty-sixth century BCE; twenty-third century (dates CE); twenty-third century BCE;
- dating systems
- <dating systems by general type>
- <dating systems by specific type>
- Assyro-Babylonian calendar [4,586]; Aymara calendar [4,587]; Aztec calendar [4,588]; Bahai calendar [4,589]; Buddhist calendar [4,590]; Celtic calendar [4,591]; Cherokee calendar [4,592]; Chinese calendar [4,593]; Coptic calendar [4,594]; Egyptian calendar [4,595]; Ethiopian calendar [4,596]; French republican calendar [4,597]; Germanic calendar [4,598]; Greek calendar [4,599]; Gregorian calendar [4,600]; Hindu calendar [4,601]; Inca calendar [4,602]; Islamic calendar [4,603]; Jewish calendar [4,604]; Julian calendar [4,605]; Mayan calendar [4,606]; Nippur calendar [4,607]; Roman calendar [4,608]; Tibetan calendar [4,609]; Zoroastrian calendar [4,610];
- dates (spans of time)
- body position
- gesture
- pose
- abhanga (pose) [4,620]; alidha [4,621]; ardhaparyaṅka [4,622]; contrapposto; figura serpentinata; lalitasana [4,623]; tribhanga;
- information
- methodology
- case method; simulation methods [4,629];
- protected status
- historic status [4,630];
- space (natural or built world)
- standards (official rules)
- subjects (content of works)
- various subjects (information indicator) [4,633];
- philosophical concepts
- Nature [4,634]; betrayal; charity (philosophical concept) [4,635]; cosmos [4,636]; equality (philosophical concept) [4,637]; esotericism (philosophical concept) [4,638]; evil [4,639]; fortitude [4,640]; good (philosophical concept) [4,641]; hope [4,642]; ideology; integrity (philosophical concept) [4,643]; inventiveness [4,644]; justice (philosophical concept) [4,645]; prudence [4,646]; significance [4,647]; survival [4,648]; truth; values (philosophical concepts) [4,649]; vanity (philosophical concept) [4,650]; vengeance [4,651]; wisdom [4,652]; world [4,653];
- <philosophical movements and attitudes>
- Aristotelianism; Augustinianism [4,654]; Enlightenment (18th-century western movement); absurdism [4,655]; aestheticism (philosphical movements and attitudes); anthropomorphism; determinism; dualism; existentialism; globalism; holism; idealism (philosophical movement) [4,656]; individualism [4,657]; materialism (philosophical movement); mysticism; naturalism (philosophical movement) [4,658]; nihilism [4,659]; nominalism; pluralism; positivism; pragmatism; rasquachismo [4,660]; rationalism (philosophy) [4,661]; realism (philosophical movement) [4,662]; scholasticism; spiritualism [4,663]; stoicism; syncretism; transcendentalism; utilitarianism;
- Platonism
- aesthetic concepts
- Ideal, the [4,664]; Picturesque, the; Sublime, the; beauty; dian jing [4,665]; empathy; grandeur [4,666]; imperfection [4,667]; mimesis; perfection [4,668]; sabi [4,669]; significant form [4,670]; taste (aesthetics); ugliness; wabi [4,671];
- quality
- ethics (philosophical concept)
- professional ethics [4,672]; social ethics;
- fortune
- metaphysical concepts
- scientific concepts
- contamination [4,680]; experimental artifacts [4,681];
- biological concepts
- biocompatibility; evolution [4,682]; fertility [4,683]; force (biological concept) [4,684]; habitat; hunger [4,685]; maternity [4,686]; metabolism (biological concept) [4,687]; mortality [4,688]; pregnancy;
- <health and related concepts>
- health
- health-related concepts
- illness [4,689]; recovery (health-related concept) [4,690];
- developmental concepts
- disease
- communicable disease
- noncommunicable disease
- allergies; arthropathy; dermatitis; sick building syndrome;
- addiction
- medical condition
- anoxemia; injury (medical condition); starvation [4,694];
- life
- life stages
- youth (life stages) [4,695];
- adolescence
- adulthood
- childhood
- infancy [4,696];
- senses
- hearing (sense); smell (sense) [4,697]; taste (senses) [4,698]; touch;
- sight (sense)
- sex (biological characteristic)
- computer science concepts
- engineering concepts
- structural analysis concepts
- damage indices [4,701]; equilibrium (structural analysis concept) [4,702]; flutter [4,703]; moments (structural analysis concept) [4,704]; settlement of structures [4,705]; span; structural stability;
- loads (structural analysis)
- axial loads [4,706]; combined loads [4,707]; concentrated loads [4,708]; construction loads [4,709]; dead loads; distributed loads [4,710]; eccentric loads [4,711]; impact loads [4,712]; moving loads [4,713]; snow loads [4,714]; traffic loads [4,715]; uniform loads [4,716];
- lateral loads
- live loads
- superimposed loads [4,719];
- plastic design
- seismic design
- structural failures
- bridge failures; building failures [4,724];
- structural analysis concepts
- materials sciences concepts
- strength of materials
- compression; fatigue; flexural modulus; modulus of elasticity; modulus of rupture; section modulus; strain [4,725];
- deformation
- deflection [4,726];
- moment of inertia
- stress
- strength of materials
- mathematical concepts
- equations [4,734]; functions (mathematics); infinity; logarithms; mathematical models; numbers; ratios; roots (mathmatical concepts) [4,735]; scalars [4,736]; vectors [4,737];
- algorithms
- formulas [4,738];
- geometric concepts
- angles (geometric concepts); axes (mathematics); centers (geometric concepts); distances; lines (geometric concept); parallelism; planes (mathematics); radii; slopes (mathematics); transport maps (mathematics) [4,739];
- geometric figures
- arcs (geometric figures); curves (geometric figures); fractals; spirals (geometric figures);
- plane figures
- solids (geometric)
- cones (geometric figures); cylinders (solids) [4,743]; hemispheres [4,744]; spheres (geometric figures);
- polyhedra
- series (mathematics)
- Fibonacci numbers; arithmetic progressions; scales (music) [4,745]; summations;
- statistics-related concepts
- physical sciences concepts
- absorption coefficient; capillarity; contact angle; fire (physical concept) [4,750]; flotation [4,751]; locomotion [4,752]; oscillation [4,753]; refractive index; vibration (physical);
- <magnetism and related concepts>
- magnetic field;
- magnetism
- electromagnetism [4,754]; geomagnetism;
- remanent magnetism
- archaeomagnetism [4,755]; paleomagnetism; thermoremanence [4,756];
- magnetism-related concepts
- astronomical concepts
- orbits [4,757]; planetary systems; space (astronomical concept) [4,758];
- diffraction
- earth sciences concepts
- environment (earth sciences concept) [4,761]; sea level; tides;
- <weather and related phenomena>
- dew; dew point; drought; fog [4,762]; frost [4,763]; lightning; microclimate; weather; wind (weather phenomena) [4,764];
- climate
- desert climate; paleoclimate [4,765]; polar climate [4,766]; subtropical climate; temperate climate; tropical climate;
- currents (weather phenomena)
- El Niño (oceanic current) [4,767];
- precipitation
- hail [4,768]; rain; sleet [4,769]; snow (precipitation);
- biomes
- desert biomes [4,770]; freshwater biomes [4,771]; grassland biomes [4,772]; marine biomes; shrubland biomes [4,773]; tundra biomes;
- forest biomes
- earth features
- earth (features) [4,777]; sky [4,778];
- clouds
- physical features
- seasons
- autumn; spring (season) [4,796]; summer (season); winter [4,797];
- times of day
- geographic concepts
- geological concepts
- physics concepts
- time [4,810];
- <energy and related concepts>
- energy
- heat; kinetic energy; potential energy;
- electricity
- geoelectricity [4,811]; static electricity; thermoelectricity;
- radiation (energy)
- synchroton radiation [4,812];
- electromagnetic radiation
- gamma radiation; microwaves [4,813]; x-rays (radiation);
- light (energy)
- artificial light [4,814]; infrared radiation; moonlight [4,815]; polarized light [4,816]; solar radiation; transmitted light [4,817]; ultraviolet radiation;
- daylight
- reflected light
- nuclear radiation
- energy-related concepts
- electricity-related concepts
- electromagnetic induction; equilibrium potential [4,819]; voltage [4,820];
- electric arcs
- heat-related concepts
- flashover; heat gain [4,821]; heat loss [4,822]; heat transmission; thermal efficiency;
- light-related concepts
- darkness; highlights [4,823]; incandescence [4,824]; polarization [4,825]; refraction [4,826]; shade (light-related concept);
- luminescence
- bioluminescence; cathodoluminescence; chemiluminescence; phosphorescence (luminescence); photoluminescence; thermoluminescence;
- fluorescence
- ultraviolet fluorescence [4,827];
- x-ray fluorescence
- reflectance (light-related concept)
- diffuse reflectance [4,830];
- shadows
- cast shadows [4,831];
- electricity-related concepts
- energy
- acoustics concepts
- acoustic emission; acoustic transmission; echo [4,832]; pitch (acoustics concept) [4,833]; resonance (acoustics concept) [4,834]; sound absorption [4,835]; timbre (acoustics concept) [4,836];
- sound (acoustics)
- ultrasound [4,837];
- mechanics concepts
- force (mechanics concept);
- <mechanics by specific application>
- dynamics (mechanics concept)
- acceleration; centrifugal force; centripetal force; entropy; flow (physics) [4,838]; inertia; kinetics (dynamics); momentum [4,839]; motion [4,840]; rotation [4,841]; speed [4,842]; statics (dynamics); thermodynamics; torque (dynamics);
- optical concepts
- resolution (optical concept) [4,843];
- pressure
- air pressure; atmospheric pressure; earth pressure [4,844]; vacuum [4,845]; vapor pressure; water pressure [4,846];
- reflection (action)
- spectrum
- social science concepts
- <social and economic geography concepts>
- lands (general areas) [4,847];
- areas (geography)
- lost areas [4,848];
- demographics
- location (physical position)
- industrial location;
- <location by general context>
- international; local [4,857]; national [4,858];
- regions (geographic)
- historical regions; inhabited regions [4,859];
- anthropological concepts
- bricolage (anthropological concept) [4,860];
- communications concepts
- economic concepts
- amortization [4,861]; bankruptcy; capital (economic concept) [4,862]; costs; credit; depreciation [4,863]; depression (economic concept) [4,864]; economy; equity; general average; inflation (economic concept); insurance [4,865]; investments (expenditures); joint venture (economic concept); monopolies; patronage [4,866]; payment; prosperity; recession (economic concept) [4,867]; tariff [4,868]; tributes [4,869]; valuation [4,870]; value (economic concept) [4,871]; wealth; zoning incentives (economic concepts) [4,872];
- Q268378
- compensation (economic concept)
- economic ideologies
- employment (general economic concept)
- financial aid
- tax incentives;
- grants
- subsidies
- industry (economic concept)
- prices
- rent
- legal concepts
- air rights; artists' rights [4,889]; dedication to public use [4,890]; development rights transfer [4,891]; easement; eminent domain; joint enterprise (legal concept) [4,892]; joint tenancy [4,893]; legal deposit; legislation (legal concepts); liability; malpractice; negligence [4,894]; public domain; public interest; repatriation; right of way; timesharing [4,895]; torts;
- <property and related concepts>
- property (legal concept)
- bride price; dowries [4,896]; estates (aggregate property) [4,897]; intangibles [4,898]; personal property; real estate; treasure-trove;
- cultural property
- gifts
- alms (gifts) [4,899]; bequests; donations [4,900]; gratuities;
- intellectual property
- copyright [4,901];
- property-related concepts
- property (legal concept)
- benefices (general land tenure)
- benefices of clergy [4,908];
- encumbrances
- partnership (legal concept)
- water rights
- zoning concepts
- building envelopes [4,911]; building lines [4,912]; floor area ratios; frontages [4,913]; height restrictions; property lines [4,914]; setback (zoning law) [4,915]; viewsheds [4,916];
- political concepts
- church and state [4,917]; citizen participation [4,918]; citizenship; civil rights; colonialism; diplomacy [4,919]; dystopias [4,920]; freedom [4,921]; human rights [4,922]; independence [4,923]; politics; public policy [4,924]; resistance movements; sovereignty; taxes (political concept); utopias;
- <political ideologies and attitudes>
- Bolshevism [4,925]; National Socialism; Synarchism; anarchism; apartheid; conservatism; despotism; fascism; feudalism; internationalism; liberalism [4,926]; monarchism; nationalism; patriotism; populism; social democracy [4,927]; socialism [4,928]; totalitarianism; tyranny [4,929];
- government (political concept)
- <government by form> [4,930];
- <government by location or context>
- federal government; provincial government [4,931]; state government;
- local government
- government policy
- psychological concepts
- associationism; automatism (psychological concept); cognition; eroticism [4,932]; forgiveness [4,933]; illusion [4,934]; knowledge; memory; mercy [4,935]; mnemonics [4,936]; nostalgia [4,937]; reality [4,938]; reason; repentance [4,939]; sensuality [4,940]; speech (communication function); unconscious [4,941];
- behavior and mental disorders
- emotion
- negative emotions
- positive emotions
- awe (emotion) [4,950]; compassion; happiness [4,951]; joy [4,952]; longing [4,953]; love (emotion); passion (emotion) [4,954];
- environmental psychology concepts
- genius loci [4,955]; personal space [4,956]; privacy; territoriality;
- place
- home (concept) [4,957]; homeland; imaginary places; legendary places [4,958];
- human behavior
- perception
- intuition [4,962]; pattern recognition [4,963]; space perception [4,964]; visual perception;
- sensation
- comfort (sensation) [4,965]; pain (sensation) [4,966]; pleasure [4,967]; suffering [4,968]; synesthesia;
- sexuality
- sociological concepts
- Social Darwinism; accountability [4,969]; bravery [4,970]; conflict (general sense) [4,971]; cooperation; courtesy [4,972]; cowardice [4,973]; critical theory (sociological concept); cultural diffusion [4,974]; deceit [4,975]; defensible space [4,976]; discord [4,977]; duplicity [4,978]; exile (sociological concept) [4,979]; fame [4,980]; fraternity (sociological concept) [4,981]; globalization; gratitude [4,982]; introductions (general sociological concept) [4,983]; misfortunes [4,984]; occupations (livlihoods) [4,985]; perils [4,986]; prestige [4,987]; probity [4,988]; professions; self-sacrifice [4,989]; social mobility; social movements; temperance [4,990];
- Marxism
- gender (sociological concept)
- sexual orientation
- social issues
- abundance [4,994]; censorship [4,995]; day care; gender issues [4,996]; homelessness; obscenity; overcrowding; poverty; public health [4,997]; quality of life; slavery; social stratification; urban blight [4,998]; urban sprawl; violence [4,999];
- crime
- abduction [5,000]; burglary; raping; torturing [5,001]; vandalism;
- fraud
- theft (social issue)
- looting [5,002]; pickpocketing; plagiarism;
- discrimination
- age discrimination; antisemitism; housing discrimination [5,003]; racial discrimination; sex discrimination [5,004];
- social conflict
- social recognition
- social status
- rank [5,010];
- social structure
- ways of life
- <social and economic geography concepts>
- works (general, creative)
Brand Names Facet
editBrand Names (hierarchy name)
edit- brand name additives
- brand name biocides
- brand name materials
- Agfacolor (TM); Araldite (TM); Arches paper (R) [5,031]; Art Sorb (TM) [5,032]; BEVA 371 (TM) [5,033]; Beaverboard (TM) [5,034]; CSC Book Saver (TM) [5,035]; Carbopol (TM) [5,036]; Carrara structural glass (TM) [5,037]; Celotex (TM) [5,038]; Corrosion Intercept (TM) [5,039]; Delrin (TM); Dulux (TM); Fome-Cor (R) [5,040]; Hexalite (TM) [5,041]; Hexlite (TM) [5,042]; Incralac (TM) [5,043]; JunFunori (TM) [5,044]; Kauramin (TM) [5,045]; Laponite (TM) [5,046]; Masonite (TM); Melinex (TM) [5,047]; Mowilith (TM) [5,048]; Parafilm M (TM); Paraprint OL 60 (TM) [5,049]; Parylene (TM); Pemulen TR-2 (TM) [5,050]; Poligen (TM) [5,051]; Regalrez (TM) [5,052]; Regnal (TM) [5,053]; Sokrat (TM) [5,054]; Stabiltex (TM); Super Glue (TM) [5,055]; Teflon (TM) [5,056]; Tupperware (TM); Tylose (TM) [5,057]; Tyvek (TM) [5,058]; Vaseline (TM); Vitrolite (TM) [5,059]; Wite-Out (TM) [5,060]; Zamak (TM) [5,061];
- brand name objects
- brand name preservatives
- Arigal C (TM) [5,066];
- brand name techniques and processes
- Barrow method [5,067]; Diasec (TM) [5,068]; IMAX (TM) [5,069]; Papersave Process (TM) [5,070]; Resistograph (TM);
Materials Facet
edit- materials (substances)
- <materials by composition>
- combination inorganic/organic material
- organometallic compound [5,071];
- atmosphere
- combination inorganic/organic animal material
- coral (material);
- <bone and bone components materials>
- <bone components as materials>
- bone (material)
- <bone by form as material>
- antler (material);
- <tooth and tooth components as materials>
- <tooth components as material>
- dental enamel (material) [5,074];
- dentin (material)
- tooth (material)
- tusk (material) [5,075];
- <tooth components as material>
- <bone by form as material>
- <shell and shell material>
- mother of pearl;
- shell (animal material)
-
- abalone shell [5,076]; conch (shell); cone shell [5,077]; cowrie shell [5,078]; nautilus shell; oyster shell [5,079]; scallop shell;
-
- pearl (animal material)
- blister pearl [5,080]; freshwater pearl;
- composite material
- soil
- <soil by composition or origin>
- <soil by form or function>
- inorganic material
- alkyl alkoxysilane [5,101]; aminosilane [5,102]; ammonia (anhydrous ammonia) [5,103]; ammonium carbonate; ammonium hydroxide (inorganic material); argon; arsenic [5,104]; boron; bromine; calcium carbonate; chlorine; chromium dioxide [5,105]; frit; hydrogen; ilmenite; iodine; neon; phosphate; phosphorus; potassium silicate; selenium; sig water [5,106]; silicon; sulfur oxide [5,107]; sulfuryl fluoride; triphosphate [5,108]; xenon [5,109]; zinc oxide;
- barium
- barium compounds
- barium aluminate [5,110]; barium hydroxide;
- barium compounds
- calcium oxide
- calcium hydroxide
- quicklime
- fat lime [5,112];
- calcium phosphate
- carbon
- cement (construction material)
- <cement by composition or origin>
- aluminous cement [5,113]; asbestos-cement; asphalt cement [5,114]; glass reinforced cement [5,115]; granite-powder cement; magnesia cement [5,116]; natural cement [5,117]; neat cement [5,118]; oxychloric cement [5,119]; polymer-impregnated cement [5,120]; pozzolan cement [5,121]; slag cement [5,122]; soil cement; tabby (cement) [5,123];
- gypsum cement
- portland cement
- <cement by product>
- <cement by property>
- accelerated cement [5,136]; brick cement [5,137]; expanding cement;
- <cement by composition or origin>
- chalk
- black chalk; precipitated chalk [5,138]; red chalk [5,139]; whiting (chalk) [5,140];
- clay
- <clay by composition or origin>
- <clay by function>
- potter's clay [5,147];
- bole (clay)
- <clay by product>
- cob (clay mixture material); grog; torchis;
- <ceramic and ceramic by product>
- <ceramic by product>
- Coade stone;
- ceramic tile
- <ceramic tile by form>
- book tile [5,148]; imbrex [5,149]; quarry tile;
- <ceramic tile by function>
- drain tile [5,150]; mathematical tile;
- structural clay tile
- partition tile [5,151];
- weather tile
- roofing tile
- <roofing tile by form>
- <roofing tile by function>
- <roofing tile by location or context>
- roofing tile
- <ceramic tile by technique>
- <ceramic tile by form>
- ceramic (material)
- biscuit (porcelain, material)
- bambooware (porcelain ware) [5,166];
- porcelain (material)
- bone china (material); eggshell porcelain (material) [5,167]; hard paste porcelain (material) [5,168]; parian (porcelain, material) [5,169]; soft paste porcelain (material) [5,170];
- biscuit (porcelain, material)
- <ceramic by product>
- brick (clay material)
- <brick by form>
- <brick by form: shape or size>
- Norman brick [5,171]; Roman brick; angle brick [5,172]; brick slip [5,173]; brickbat; compass brick [5,174]; cutter (brick) [5,175]; jumbo brick [5,176]; plinth brick [5,177]; soap (brick) [5,178]; splay brick [5,179]; squint brick [5,180];
- great brick
- tax brick [5,181];
- modular brick
- SCR brick [5,182];
- <brick by form: solidity>
- <brick by form: shape or size>
- <brick by function>
- air brick [5,186]; backing brick [5,187]; building brick (clay products) [5,188]; fire brick; floor brick [5,189]; furring brick [5,190]; pilaster brick [5,191];
- capping brick
- saddle-back coping brick [5,194];
- engineering brick
- blue brick [5,195];
- face brick
- <brick by location or context>
- <brick by technique>
- <brick by technique: drying process>
- <brick by technique: shaping process>
- <brick by form>
- terracotta (clay material)
- architectural terracotta; glazed terracotta [5,215];
- concrete
- <concrete by composition or origin>
- <concrete by function>
- insulating concrete
- Zonolite concrete (TM) [5,224];
- insulating concrete
- <concrete by property>
- <concrete by technique>
- air-entrained concrete; cast-in-place concrete [5,230]; gunite; ready-mixed concrete [5,231];
- foamed concrete
- foamed slag concrete [5,232];
- reinforced concrete
- textile-reinforced concrete [5,233];
- ethyl silicate
- methyltriethoxysilane [5,234]; methyltrimethoxysilane;
- fluoride
- hydrogen fluoride [5,235];
- glass (material)
- <glass by composition or origin>
- Libyan desert glass [5,236]; cadmium sulfide glass [5,237]; cobalt glass; cristallo [5,238]; forest glass; green glass (bottle glass) [5,239]; hyalith glass [5,240]; opaque white glass; smalt (glass) [5,241]; tektite; uranium glass;
- borosilicate glass
- lead glass
- crystal (lead glass) [5,242];
- flint glass
- paste (glass)
- lime glass
- opaque red glass
- haematinum [5,243];
- ruby glass
- <glass by form>
- cane (glass) [5,246]; glass wool; plate glass;
- sheet glass
- <glass by property>
- dichromatic glass [5,249]; glare-reducing glass; heat-absorbing glass [5,250]; heat-resisting glass [5,251]; heat-strengthened glass; insulating glass [5,252]; opal glass; optical glass; photosensitive glass; reflective glass [5,253]; x-ray protective glass [5,254];
- architectural glass
- safety glass
- bullet-resistant glass; wired glass [5,258];
- <glass by technique>
- Altare glass [5,259]; Amelung glass [5,260]; Clutha glass [5,261]; Coralene glass [5,262]; Norman slab glass [5,263]; agate glass [5,264]; aventurine glass [5,265]; carnival glass; cloudy glass [5,266]; crackle glass [5,267]; crystallo ceramie; cylinder glass [5,268]; drawn glass [5,269]; façon de Venise [5,270]; flashed glass; float glass; ground glass; leptat glass [5,271]; millefiori glass [5,272]; mosaic glass [5,273]; onyx glass [5,274]; reamy glass [5,275]; rolled glass [5,276]; satin glass; silvered glass [5,277]; streaky glass [5,278];
- Venetian glass
- art glass (material)
- blown glass
- cased glass
- crown glass
- bull's eye glass [5,292];
- cut glass
- brilliant-cut glass [5,293];
- marbled glass
- pink-slag glass [5,294];
- pressed glass
- depression glass; lacy glass [5,295]; sandwich glass [5,296];
- pâte de verre (glass)
- pâte de cristalle [5,297];
- stained glass (material)
- pot-metal glass [5,298];
- glassmaking mixtures
- <glass by composition or origin>
- metal
- <metal by composition or origin>
-
- Indium; antimony; bismuth [5,302]; cadmium (metal); calcium; californium [5,303]; cobalt (mineral); gallium [5,304]; germanium; iridium [5,305]; lithium; magnesium; manganese; molybdenum; niobium; palladium; platinum (metal); rubidium; scandium; strontium [5,306]; teocuitlatl [5,307]; thorium; titanium [5,308]; tungsten; uranium; vanadium; ytterbium; yttrium [5,309]; zirconium;
- <aluminum and aluminum alloy>
- <chromium and chromium alloy>
- <copper and copper alloy>
- copper (metal);
- copper alloy
- Nordic gold [5,312]; Prince's metal [5,313]; copper-beryllium alloy [5,314]; pinchbeck [5,315]; shakudo;
- brass (alloy)
- Mannheim gold [5,316]; Muntz metal; admiralty metal [5,317]; cartridge brass [5,318]; latten; manganese bronze [5,319]; orichalcum [5,320]; red brass; tombac (alloy);
- tin brass
- naval brass (tin brass type) [5,321];
- bronze (metal)
- Corinthian bronze; architectural bronze [5,322]; bell metal; lead bronze [5,323]; nickel bronze; phosphor bronze; statuary bronze [5,324];
- copper-aluminum alloy
- copper-nickel alloy
- cupronickel; paktong (material) [5,325];
- nickel silver
- copper-silicon alloy
- silicon bronze [5,326];
- <gold and gold alloy>
- gold (metal)
- shell gold [5,327];
- gold alloy
- <gold alloy by composition or origin>
- electrum; green gold (gold alloy) [5,328]; rose gold [5,329]; tumbaga (alloy) [5,330]; white gold;
- <gold alloy by quality>
- eighteen-carat gold; fourteen-carat gold [5,331];
- <gold alloy by composition or origin>
- gold (metal)
- <lead and lead alloy>
- <mercury and amalgam>
- <nickel and nickel alloy>
- nickel (metal);
- nickel alloy
- <silver and silver alloy>
- silver (metal)
- fine silver [5,334];
- silver alloy
- silver (metal)
- <tin and tin alloy>
- tin (metal) [5,335];
- tin alloy
- white metal;
- pewter (tin alloy)
- Ashbury metal [5,336]; Dutch white metal [5,337]; English pewter; Hanover white metal [5,338]; Koeller's alloy [5,339]; Roman pewter [5,340]; Tutanic metal [5,341];
- britannia metal
- <zinc and zinc alloy>
- <iron and iron alloy>
- iron (metal) [5,342];
- iron alloy
- Invar (TM); wrought iron (iron alloy);
- cast iron
- ductile iron; white iron [5,343];
- steel (alloy)
- Damascus steel; galvanized steel;
- alloy steel
- nickel steel [5,344]; steel-aluminum alloy [5,345]; titanium steel [5,346];
- chrome steel
- chrome-vanadium steel [5,347];
- stainless steel
- high-strength low-alloy steel
- carbon steel
- high-carbon steel; low-carbon steel [5,348]; medium-carbon steel [5,349];
- crucible steel
- wootz [5,350];
-
- <metal by form>
- bullion; gilding (material) [5,351]; ingot; mail (metal fabric);
- bronze powder
- aluminum powder; copper powder [5,352];
- foil (metal by form)
- leaf (metal)
- Dutch metal; Zwischgold [5,353]; aluminum leaf [5,354]; copper leaf; gold leaf; palladium leaf [5,355]; silver leaf [5,356];
- plate (material)
- <plate by material>
- Sheffield plate; silver gilding [5,357]; tinplate; vermeil (laquer-coated metal) [5,358];
- <plate by technique>
- <plate by material>
- sheet metal
- <metal by product>
- cermet; expanded metal; scoria; steel wool; structural iron [5,359]; structural steel;
- wire
- <metal by quality>
- base metal; noble metal; plated metal [5,360]; precious metal; scrap metal [5,361];
- alloy
- <metal by composition or origin>
- mineral
- aerinite (mineral) [5,362]; alum [5,363]; aluminum stearate; anhydrite; ankerite; apatite; aragonite; arsenopyrite; asbestos; atacamite (mineral) [5,364]; augite; azurite (mineral); barite; barstowite; bauxite; bindheimite; borax; botallackite (mineral) [5,365]; calamine (natural mineral admixture) [5,366]; calcium propionate; calcium silicate; calclacite; cassiterite; celadonite; celestine; cementite; cerargyrite; chalconatronite; chalcopyrite; chrysocolla (mineral); cinnabar (mineral) [5,367]; crocoite; cuprorivaite; darapskite; dawsonite; diamond (mineral); diopside; dolomite (mineral) [5,368]; enstatite; epidote; epsomite; erythrite; eskolaite; ettringite [5,369]; fayalite; fluorite; galena [5,370]; glauconite; glaucophane; goethite (mineral); graphite (mineral); halite [5,371]; hemimorphite; hornblende; huntite; hydromagnesite; iron glance [5,372]; jarosite (mineral); laurionite; maghemite; magnesite; magnesium silicate; malachite (mineral); manganite [5,373]; marcasite; martensite; melanterite; minium (mineral) [5,374]; mirabilite; mitridatite; odontolite; opal; palagonite; pararealgar; paratacamite; phosgenite; plattnerite; portlandite; posnjakite; prasine (mineral or pigment) [5,375]; pseudobrookite; pyrite; pyrolusite; pyroxene; raspite; rhodochrosite; rhodonite; rozenite; sampleite; scapolite; siderite; smithsonite; spodumene; stannite; stibnite; stolzite; strontium titanate; studtite; sylvite; syngenite; tennantite; tenorite; tetrahedrite; thaumasite; tourmaline; turquoise (mineral); variscite; vaterite; veszelyite; vivianite (mineral); weddellite; witherite; wulfenite (mineral) [5,376]; zeolite;
- beryl
- aquamarine (mineral); emerald (mineral) [5,377]; golden beryl [5,378]; morganite;
- calcite
- calcium oxalate
- clay mineral
- attapulgite; chlorite; kaolinite (mineral) [5,379]; mullite; vermiculite;
- sepiolite
- smectite
- corundum
- emery; ruby (mineral); sapphire (mineral) [5,380];
- feldspar
- anorthite;
- alkali feldspar
- anorthoclase [5,381]; microcline; sanidine;
- orthoclase
- plagioclase
- feldspathoid
- garnet (mineral)
- gypsum
- alabaster (mineral); selenite [5,384];
- jadeite
- magnetite
- mica (mineral)
- olivine
- pounamu
- inanga (stone); kahurangi (stone) [5,385]; kawakawa (stone) [5,386]; tangiwai (stone) [5,387];
- quartz (mineral)
- serpentine (mineral)
- talc (mineral)
- topaz (mineral)
- Brazilian ruby (mineral) [5,390];
- tremolite
- zircon
- nitrogen
- nitrogen compounds
- ore
- iron ore
- oxygen
- potassium
- potassium compounds
- potash; potassium chloride; potassium citrate; potassium hydroxide; potassium hypophosphite [5,393]; potassium lactate; potassium oxide; potassium permanganate; potassium peroxide; potassium persulfate;
- potassium compounds
- rock (inorganic material)
- <rock by form>
- boulder; living rock [5,394]; pebble (rock); sarsen;
- cobble
- beach cobble [5,395];
- stone (worked rock)
- <stone by form>
- crushed stone; fieldstone; flagstone; freestone [5,396]; megaliths; monoliths; rubble;
- gravel
- pea gravel [5,397];
- stone dust
- marble dust [5,398];
- <stone by function>
- curbing; industrial jewel [5,399]; monumental stone [5,400];
- building stone
- roofing granules [5,401];
- dimension stone
- paving stone
- <stone by quality>
- <stone by form>
- igneous rock
- <igneous rock by composition>
- <igneous rock by composition: chemical>
- acid igneous rock
- dacite;
- felsite
- granite (rock)
- <granite by color and composition>
- rose granite;
-
- Barre granite; Cornish granite [5,405]; Wicklow granite [5,406];
- pink granite
- red granite
- Minnesota red granite [5,410]; luxullianite; rapakivi;
- <granite by texture>
- China stone (granite); microgranite; moorstone [5,411];
- pegmatite
- graphic granite [5,412];
- <granite by color and composition>
- granodiorite
- granito del foro [5,413];
- rhyolite
- quartz porphyry
- elvan [5,414];
- quartz porphyry
- basic igneous rock
- diabase [5,415]; dolerite [5,416]; gabbro;
- basalt (basic igneous rock)
- intermediate igneous rock
- acid igneous rock
- <igneous rock by composition: physical>
- greenstone (rock) [5,418]; hornblendite;
- porphyry
- red antique porphyry [5,419];
- <igneous rock by composition: chemical>
- <igneous rock by origin>
- impactite; intrusive rock;
- extrusive rock
- <igneous rock by composition>
- metamorphic rock
- eclogite; hornfels; jade (rock); lapis lazuli (rock); phyllite;
- gneiss
- marble (rock)
- <marble by color or pattern>
- black marble
- green marble
- onyx marble
- Tabriz marble [5,441];
- pink marble
- Tennessee Pink marble [5,442];
- red marble
- Griotte marble [5,443]; Languedoc marble [5,444]; rouge antique marble [5,445]; rouge de Rance;
- variegated marble
- Lyonaise marble [5,446]; Porta Santa marble [5,447]; Tennessee marble; Vermont white statuary marble [5,448]; Winooski marble [5,449]; bianco e giallo [5,450]; brocatelle marble [5,451]; cipollino; cottanello [5,452]; fiore di Persico [5,453]; fiorto marble [5,454]; giallo tigrato [5,455]; pavonazzetto; portor marble [5,456]; rosso di francia [5,457];
- Numidian marble
- Proconnesian marble
- forest marble
- pagoda stone [5,460];
- white marble
- Carrara marble; Cockeysville marble [5,461]; Colorado Yule marble [5,462]; Hymettian marble [5,463]; Istrian marble [5,464]; Lasa marble [5,465]; Lee marble [5,466]; Missouri marble [5,467]; Parian marble; Pentelic marble; Texas marble [5,468]; White Cherokee marble [5,469]; lesbio [5,470]; palombino; porino [5,471]; tasio [5,472]; tirio;
- Alabama Cream
- yellow marble
- <marble by composition or origin>
- <marble by form or function>
- madrepore marble [5,482]; statuary marble [5,483];
- breccia marble
- Affricano [5,484]; Egyptian breccia marble [5,485]; Sarrancolin marble [5,486]; breccia a semesanto [5,487]; breccia corallina [5,488]; breccia di Settebasi [5,489]; breccia traccagnina [5,490]; breche violette marble [5,491]; broccatellone [5,492]; brèche d'Alep [5,493]; mischio marble [5,494]; rosso brecciato [5,495];
- shell marble
- Sussex marble [5,496]; broccatello [5,497]; lepanto marble [5,498]; lumachella; occhio di pavone [5,499];
- <marble by color or pattern>
- quartzite
- schist
- pietra ollare [5,500];
- serpentinite
- slate (rock)
- soapstone (metamorphic rock)
- Alberene stone; French chalk; potstone [5,519];
- sedimentary rock
- <sedimentary rock by composition>
- buhrstone [5,520]; phosphorite; spongolite;
- argillaceous rock
- carbonate rock
- limestone
- Carboniferous limestone;
- <limestone by composition>
- <limestone by composition: aggregate type>
- pietra di San Lucido [5,522]; pisolitic limestone [5,523]; poros [5,524]; siliceous limestone [5,525];
- argillaceous limestone
- hydraulic limestone [5,526];
- fossiliferous limestone
- Globigerina limestone [5,527]; algal limestone [5,528]; bryozoa limestone [5,529]; coral limestone [5,530]; crinoidal limestone [5,531]; pietra d'Oggiono [5,532]; pietra di Nanto [5,533]; pietra di Prun; pietra di Vicenza [5,534]; rosso ammonitico Veronese [5,535];
- calcarenite
- shelly limestone
- Beer stone; coquina; muschelkalk [5,536];
- magnesian limestone
- Mankato stone [5,537]; Solnhofen stone;
- dolostone
- oolitic limestone
- Barnack stone [5,540]; Batesville marble [5,541]; Bath stone; Caen stone; Clipsham stone [5,542]; Indiana limestone [5,543]; Ketton stone; Portland stone (limestone); Weldon stone [5,544];
- Alabama limestone
- sinter
- travertine
- tufa
- pietra di Mendicino [5,547];
- carbonaceous limestone
- ferruginous limestone
- pietra di Verona [5,548];
- <limestone by composition: aggregate type>
- <limestone by pattern or texture>
- Taihu rock [5,549]; rottenstone; ruin marble; variegated limestone [5,550];
- limestone
- chert
- sandstone
- <sandstone by composition>
- feldspathic sandstone [5,551];
- <sandstone by composition: aggregate type>
- gritstone; micaceous sandstone [5,552];
- argillaceous sandstone
- siliceous sandstone
- Amherst sandstone [5,555]; Aquia Creek sandstone; Dunville sandstone [5,556]; Potsdam sandstone; Stancliffe sandstone [5,557];
- <sandstone by composition: binder type>
- ferruginous sandstone
- Arizona flagstone; carstone [5,560];
- <sandstone by composition>
- siliceous rock
- radiolarite [5,563];
- <sedimentary rock by form>
- molasse (rock); oolite [5,564]; rag (stone); varved clay [5,565];
- concretionary stone
- septarium [5,566];
- rudaceous rock
- breccia
- Potomac breccia [5,567];
- conglomerate
- ceppo [5,568];
- breccia
- <sedimentary rock by composition>
- <rock by form>
- salt (inorganic material)
- ammonium chloride; calcium phytate; copper chloride; ferric chloride; lithium chloride [5,569]; magnesium carbonate (mineral); magnesium phosphate; magnesium phytate [5,570]; nitrite; potassium sodium tartrate; soluble salt [5,571]; triammonium citrate;
- oxalate
- silica (mineral)
- organically modified silica [5,572];
- silver compounds
- silver nitrate; silver oxide [5,573]; silver phosphate;
- silver halide
- sodium (sodium)
- sodium compounds
- sodium arsenite; sodium bicarbonate; sodium bisulfite; sodium borohydride; sodium chlorite; sodium dehydroacetate; sodium dithionite; sodium fluoride; sodium formate; sodium hexametaphosphate; sodium hydroxide; sodium lauryl sulfate; sodium metabisulfite; sodium nitrate; sodium nitrite; sodium perborate; sodium percarbonate; sodium polyacrylate; sodium sesquicarbonate; sodium sulfate; sodium thiosulfate; sodium tripolyphosphate [5,574];
- sodium carbonate
- natron [5,575];
- sodium chloride
- <sodium chloride by form>
- rock salt [5,576]; sea salt; table salt;
- <sodium chloride by form>
- sodium compounds
- sulfur compounds
- sulfur dioxide; sulfurous acid;
- sulfate
- aluminum sulfate [5,577]; ammonium sulfate; copper sulfate; magnesium sulfate;
- sulfide (material)
- copper sulfide; cuprous sulfide; ferrous sulfide; hydrogen sulfide; lead sulfide [5,578]; silver sulfide;
- <sulfides by general type>
- sulfite
- alkaline sulfite [5,582]; copper sulfite [5,583]; magnesium sulfite; sodium sulfite;
- water (inorganic material)
- <water by form>
- <water by location>
- <water by property>
- <water by quality>
- deionized water; distilled water; drinking water; holy water; reagent grade water [5,584]; ultrapure water;
- organic material
- acrylonitrile; agar; anthracene (material); carbon monoxide; carbonyl; diaminophenyl oxydiazole [5,585]; heelball [5,586]; hormone [5,587]; latex (organic material) [5,588]; mustard (material); radon [5,589]; saponin;
- <cellulose and cellulose by product>
- <cellulose by product>
- cellulose (complex carbohydrate)
- alkali cellulose [5,590]; methyl cellulose;
- <petroleum and petroleum by product>
- petroleum;
- <petroleum by product>
- gasoline; petroleum jelly;
- liquefied petroleum gas
- petrochemical
- petroleum ether [5,592];
- bituminous material
- modified bituminous material
- coke (bituminous) [5,593]; naphthalene (bituminous material);
- natural bituminous material
- bitumen (material)
- asphaltite [5,594]; rock asphalt [5,595];
- asphalt (bituminous material)
- gilsonite; lake asphalt [5,596]; natural asphalt [5,597];
- modified asphalt
- artificial asphalt [5,598]; asphalt concrete; asphaltic bitumen [5,599]; emulsified asphalt [5,600]; paving asphalt [5,601]; petroleum asphalt;
- cutback asphalt
- pyrobitumen
- coal
- anthracite; bituminous coal; cannel coal;
- lignite
- jet (coal) [5,605];
- peat
- dredge peat [5,606];
- coal
- bitumen (material)
- modified bituminous material
- carbohydrate
- pectin;
- starch
- arrowroot (starch) [5,607]; cassava (starch); cornstarch; salep [5,608];
- sugar
- carbon dioxide
- chitin
- chlorofluorocarbon
- halon [5,610];
- elastomer
- <elastomer by composition or origin>
- butyl rubber; epichlorohydrin elastomer [5,611]; ethylene-propylene elastomer [5,612]; fluoro rubber; fluorocarbon elastomer; neoprene; nitrile elastomer [5,613]; polybutadiene elastomer [5,614]; polyethylene elastomer [5,615]; polysulfide elastomer [5,616]; spandex; styrene-butadiene rubber; urethane elastomer (organic material) [5,617]; vulcanite;
- polyisoprene
- silicone elastomer
- fluorosilicone elastomer [5,618];
- <elastomer by form>
- <elastomer by composition or origin>
- enzyme
- formaldehyde
- formalin [5,620];
- gum (material)
- apricot gum [5,621]; cherry gum [5,622]; gum karaya; gum thus [5,623]; gum tragacanth; locust bean gum; sarcocolla;
- gum arabic
- acacia gum; babool gum [5,624];
- hydrocarbon
- acetylene; stilbene; tetrachloroethylene;
- alkane
- methane [5,625];
- lignin
- lipid
- lecithin; triglyceride;
- fat
- oil (organic material)
- <oil by composition or origin>
- animal oil
- neat's-foot oil;
- fish oil
- cod-liver oil [5,626];
- mineral oil
- paraffin oil [5,627];
- vegetable oil
- castor oil; coconut oil; corn oil; cottonseed oil; croton oil; curcas oil [5,628]; grape seed oil; hempseed oil; jojoba oil; kapok oil [5,629]; kernel oil [5,630]; linseed oil; mustard oil; oiticica oil [5,631]; olive oil; palm oil; peanut oil; perilla oil; pine seed oil; poppy-seed oil; pumpkin seed oil; rape oil; rice oil [5,632]; safflower oil; soybean oil; stillingia oil; sunflower oil; tall oil; tobacco seed oil [5,633]; walnut oil;
- essential oil
- almond oil; bergamot oil; citronella oil; eucalyptus oil; lemon oil; lemongrass oil [5,634]; lime oil [5,635]; oil of cedar [5,636]; oil of cloves; orange oil; rosemary oil [5,637]; sassafras oil [5,638]; turmeric oil [5,639];
- lavender oil
- spike oil [5,640];
- tung oil
- animal oil
- <oil by form or function>
- cutting oil [5,641]; grease [5,642]; lubricating oil;
- <oil by property>
- drying oil; nondrying oil [5,643];
- <oil by technique>
- <oil by composition or origin>
- plasma
- plastic (organic material)
- <plastic by composition or origin>
- plastic alloy [5,651];
- <plastic by form>
- <plastic by function>
- <plastic by production method>
- Formica (TM); Micarta (TM) [5,657]; extrusion blown plastic [5,658]; laminated plastic [5,659]; plastic laminate [5,660];
- reinforced plastic
- glass reinforced plastic [5,661];
- <plastic by property>
- bioplastics [5,662];
- <plastic by property: thermoplastic or thermoset>
- polyurethane;
- polyester (resin)
- thermoset polyester;
- thermoplastic polyester
- Mylar (TM) [5,663]; polyethylene terephthalate; polylactic acid;
- polyimide
- thermoplastic
- acetal (thermoplastic); acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copolymer [5,666]; butyrate [5,667]; fluoroplastic [5,668]; furan; ionomer polymer [5,669]; phenylene-based resin [5,670]; polyacrylonitrile; polybutylene; polycarbonate; polyetherimide; polymethyl methacrylate (polyacrylate); polypropylene; styrene-acrylonitrile;
- Q143429
- acrylic (plastic)
- Rhoplex resin (TM) [5,671];
- polyacrylate
- Lucite (TM); Perspex (TM); Plexiglas (TM) [5,672];
- cellulosic
- celluloid (cellulosic) [5,673]; collodion; nitrocellulose;
- cellulose acetate
- cellulose ether
- pyroxylin
- celloidin [5,674];
- polyamide
- polystyrene
- Styrofoam (TM) [5,679];
- vinyl
- vinyl resin
- vinyl copolymers [5,680];
- vinyl polymers
- plastisol; polyvinyl alcohol; polyvinyl butyral; polyvinyl chloride;
- polyvinyl acetal
- polyvinyl formal [5,681];
- polyvinyl acetate
- Vinylite (TM) [5,682];
- vinyl resin
- thermoset
- allyl resin [5,683]; polyvinylidene chloride; silicone;
- alkyd resin
- amino resin
- melamine;
- urea-formaldehyde resin
- aminoaldehyde resin [5,686];
- epoxy resin
- phenolic
- Bakelite (TM); Opalon (TM) [5,691]; catalin [5,692]; melamine phenolic [5,693];
- <plastic by composition or origin>
- protein
- resin (organic material)
- benzoin (resin); betulin; camphor (resin); dragon's blood (resin); ester gum; galipot; gamboge (resin and pigment); ion-exchange resin; juniper resin [5,697]; lac (resin); natural resin; rosin; sandarac (resin); storax (resin) [5,698]; turpentine (resin) [5,699]; wax-resin [5,700];
- <gum resin and gum resin by product>
- <gum resin by product>
- gum resin
- acaroid resin [5,701]; anime (gum resin) [5,702]; butea gum [5,703]; caoutchouc (resin); frankincense (gum resin); gutta-percha; myrrh [5,704]; spinifex resin;
- balsam (resin)
- Bordeaux turpentine [5,705]; Canada balsam (resin); Jura turpentine [5,706]; Peru balsam (balsam); Strasbourg turpentine [5,707]; Venice turpentine; balm of Gilead; tolu balsam (balsam);
- copaiba balsam
- copal
- Congo copal (resin) [5,710]; Manila copal [5,711]; Sierra Leone copal [5,712]; Zanzibar copal (resin); kauri (resin);
- dammar (resin)
- elemi (resin)
- Manila elemi [5,716];
- fossil resin
- mastic (resin)
- synthetic resin
- polycyclohexanone [5,724];
- soap (organic material)
- laundry soda [5,725]; soft soap [5,726];
- hard soap
- Castile soap
- Marseilles soap [5,727];
- Castile soap
- tar (material)
- wax
- <wax by composition or origin>
- polyethylene wax [5,730];
- animal wax
- lanolin; spermaceti;
- insect wax
- Chinese insect wax;
- beeswax
- bleached beeswax
- mineral wax
- montan wax;
- ozokerite (ozokerite)
- paraffin (wax)
- vegetable wax
- <wax by form or function>
- bordering wax [5,731]; sealing wax;
- <wax by composition or origin>
- combination inorganic/organic material
- <materials by form>
- <materials by grouping> [5,732]; dispersion (material) [5,733]; foam (material form) [5,734]; membrane; mesh [5,735]; planchet; ribbon (material); shavings (material) [5,736]; smoke (material) [5,737]; solution [5,738]; wicker [5,739]; woven material [5,740];
- <materials by chemical form>
- compounds (materials)
- acetyl bromide; adenosine triphosphate; aldehyde [5,741]; alkanolamine; aluminum alkoxide [5,742]; ammonium citrate [5,743]; bathophenanthroline; benzotriazole; borane [5,744]; borate; boron trifluoride; butyl acrylate; calcium alkoxide [5,745]; calcium stearate; chloramine [5,746]; cobaltous arsenate; cobaltous phosphate [5,747]; copper carbonate [5,748]; copper vanadate [5,749]; coupling agents [5,750]; cyanide; dicyandiamide; diethyl zinc; divinylbenzene; epoxide; ethanolamine thioglycollate [5,751]; ferrous phosphate; furfural [5,752]; halide; hydrazine; iron oxide (compound) [5,753]; isocyanate; isoeugenol; lithium hydroxide; magnesium alkoxide [5,754]; magnesium bicarbonate; magnesium hydroxide; magnesium methoxide [5,755]; magnesium oxide; manganese dioxide; manganese sulfide; mercaptobenzothiazole; mercuric chloride; mercuric iodide; methyl magnesium carbonate [5,756]; pentaerythritol; phenyl salicylate; phosphine; phosphonate; polysaccharides; potassium ferrocyanide; propylene oxide; quaternary ammonium compounds [5,757]; quinoline; rutin; silanol; tert-butyl amine borane [5,758]; tetrabutylammonium bromide [5,759]; thiourea; titanium carbide; titanium dioxide; zinc titanate;
- aluminum oxide
- ammonium phosphate
- arsenide
- arsenical copper [5,762];
- chloride
- monomers
- nitrate
- ammonium nitrate; copper nitrate [5,763];
- organic compounds
- organofluorine; organosilicon; triethanolamine; urea (organic compound) [5,764]; volatile organic compounds;
- alcohol (general)
- oxides
- polymers
- biopolymers [5,767]; copolymers; cyanoacrylate [5,768]; ethylene tetrafluoroethylene [5,769]; geopolymers; isobutyl methacrylate; oligomers [5,770]; perfluoropolyether [5,771]; polybutyl methacrylate [5,772]; polyolefin; polytetrafluoroethylene; sodium carboxymethyl cellulose [5,773];
- polyethylene glycol
- silicates
- siloxane
- polysiloxane
- methyl polysiloxane [5,774]; polyvinyl siloxane;
- polysiloxane
- elements (chemical substances)
- cerium; cesium [5,775]; rare earth elements; trace elements;
- isotopes
- compounds (materials)
- <materials by physical form>
- aerosol; cable (material) [5,778]; crust [5,779]; crystal (material by form) [5,780]; laminate; pencil (marking material) [5,781];
- <fiber and fiber by product>
- Q161
- ceramic fiber;
- Q1192049
- Q20026824
- Manila hemp (fiber); bagasse; bast; coir; esparto (fiber); flax (fiber); gampi (fiber); hemp (fiber); henequen (fiber); imbe (fiber) [5,782]; jute (fiber); kapok (fiber); kenaf (fiber); kozo (fiber) [5,783]; maguey (fiber) [5,784]; milkweed floss; mitsumata (fiber) [5,785]; muka (fiber) [5,786]; nettle (fiber); piña (fiber); raffia (fiber); ramie (fiber); sisal (fiber);
- cotton (fiber)
- linter (fiber) [5,787];
- Q20026824
- Q5856
- Dacron (TM); acrylic (fiber); azlon [5,788]; polyester (fiber) [5,789]; rayon;
- metal thread
- <fiber by product>
- carton-pierre [5,792]; cartonnage (fiber product) [5,793]; flong [5,794]; papier mâché; papyrus (fiber product);
- Q1397443
- cord (fiber product)
- rope [5,799]; sennit;
- string (fiber product)
- paper (fiber product)
- <paper by composition or origin>
- Sanchipat [5,802]; acid-free paper; alkaline paper [5,803]; gampi (paper); japan paper [5,804]; kozo (paper) [5,805]; rayon paper [5,806]; rice paper (paper); synthetic paper [5,807]; waterleaf (paper) [5,808]; wood-free paper [5,809];
- rag paper
- Bible paper (rag papers); India paper (rag paper); rag felt [5,810];
- wood pulp paper
- <paper by form>
- Arches paper (generic paper) [5,811]; China paper; Japanese vellum [5,812]; Michallet paper [5,813]; aluminum paper [5,814]; antique paper [5,815]; art paper; card stock [5,816]; decorated papers [5,817]; laminated paper [5,818]; metallic paper [5,819]; paperboard [5,820]; patterned paper [5,821]; vellum (paper) [5,822]; waxed paper;
- Japanese paper (handmade paper)
- brocade paper
- Dutch gilt paper [5,830];
- colored paper
- blue paper [5,831];
- pasteboard (paper)
- cardboard
- Ross board (TM) [5,832]; bristol board; conservation board [5,833]; corrugated board; honeycomb board [5,834]; ivory board [5,835]; mounting board [5,836]; scratchboard;
- illustration board
- coquille board [5,837];
- mat board
- millboard
- railroad board
- cardboard
- transparent paper
- <paper by function>
- blotting paper; construction paper; copy paper [5,838]; filter paper; handsheet [5,839]; indicator paper [5,840]; litmus paper [5,841]; mounting tissue [5,842]; stencil paper [5,843]; typewriter paper [5,844]; waste paper [5,845];
- building paper
- felt paper
- drawing paper
- charcoal paper [5,846]; pastel paper [5,847];
- graph paper
- point paper [5,848];
- tracing paper
- tracing vellum [5,849];
- photographic paper
- printing paper
- transfer paper
- carbon paper; decalcomania paper [5,859]; graphite paper [5,860];
- wrapping paper
- butcher paper; gift wrap [5,861];
- writing paper
- <paper by production method>
- cold-pressed paper [5,862]; glazed paper [5,863]; handmade paper [5,864]; hot-pressed paper [5,865]; laid paper; paste paper [5,866]; scratted paper [5,867]; wove paper;
- coated paper
- machine-made paper
- masa (paper) [5,868];
- marbled paper
- British marbled paper [5,869]; Cyprus marbled paper [5,870]; Dutch marbled paper [5,871]; Gloster marbled paper [5,872]; Italian marbled paper [5,873]; Spanish marbled paper [5,874]; Stormont marbled paper [5,875]; Swedish marbled paper [5,876]; Turkish marbled paper [5,877]; West End marbled paper; agate marbled paper [5,878]; antique marbled paper [5,879]; cocoa marbled paper [5,880]; curl marbled paper; nonpareil marbled paper [5,881]; paste marbled paper [5,882]; shell marbled paper [5,883]; suminagashi paper [5,884]; sun marbled paper [5,885]; tree marbled paper [5,886]; zebra marbled paper [5,887];
- <paper by composition or origin>
- textile materials
- <textile materials by composition or origin>
- Naugahyde (TM); Pandanus (textile) [5,888]; banana-fiber cloth [5,889]; byssus; haircloth; lamé (textile); linsey-woolsey; luster (textile) [5,890]; moreen (textile) [5,891]; nanotextiles; piña cloth; velum (cloth) [5,892];
- bark cloth
- tapa (bark cloth) [5,893];
- cotton (textile)
- linen (material)
- silk (textile)
- wool (textile)
- <textile materials by form>
- elastic (textile material) [5,905]; roving; sliver (textile material) [5,906];
-
- fiberfill [5,907];
- cloth
- yardage [5,908];
- thread
- arrasene [5,909]; cordonnet (thread); pick (weft threads) [5,910]; warp threads [5,911];
- yarn
- <yarn by composition or origin>
- Lurex (TM);
- worsted
- crewel wool [5,912];
- <yarn by form>
- cabled yarn [5,913]; candlewick (yarn); chenille (yarn); ravelling [5,914]; spiral yarn [5,915]; stretch yarn [5,916];
- <yarn by form of twist>
- <yarn by composition or origin>
- <textile materials by function>
- <textile materials by process or technique>
- Bedford cord; Cloth of Aresta [5,925]; aso oke; batiste; bolting cloth [5,926]; crepe (textile); duck (textile) [5,927]; felt (textile); fustian; greige (textile) [5,928]; holland [5,929]; jacquard [5,930]; kente; khaki (cloth) [5,931]; moire (textile) [5,932]; nonwovens; pekin; pelete bite [5,933]; piqué [5,934]; russet (coarse fabric); ticking; toile (textile material); turkeywork (textile material) [5,935];
- <textile materials by finishing process>
- <textile materials by weaving technique>
- Akwete [5,942]; Popo cloth [5,943]; broadcloth [5,944]; calamanco [5,945]; chiffon; damassé; diaper (textile material) [5,946]; faille [5,947]; gauze; kemha [5,948]; kesi [5,949]; lampas (textile material); lawn (textile); mesh fabric [5,950]; satin; seraser [5,951]; shifu [5,952]; taffeta; çatma [5,953];
- brocade (textile)
- brocatelle; karaori [5,954];
- damask
- damask diaper [5,955];
- double weave
- net (textile)
- pile weave
- warp pile weave
- weft pile weave
- corduroy (weft pile weave); velveteen; weft loop weave [5,963];
- tabby (textile)
- twill
- canvas (textile material)
- <textile materials by composition or origin>
- Q161
- <materials by granularity>
- colloid (particulate material)
- gel
- alginate; gellan gum; silica gel; solvent gel [5,975];
- gel
- mixtures (materials)
- Bologna cocktail [5,976];
- tile (material)
- <materials by physical state>
- gas (material) [5,981]; raw material; solid (material) [5,982];
- liquid
- supercritical fluid
- emulsion
- microemulsion; oil-in-water emulsion [5,983];
- filament (material)
- film (material by form)
- syrup
- tape (material)
- adhesive tape
- pressure-sensitive tape
- drafting tape; duct tape; electric tape [5,988]; friction tape; splicing tape [5,989];
- masking tape
- painters tape [5,990];
- pressure-sensitive tape
- adhesive tape
- veneer (material)
- burl veneer [5,991];
- <materials by formation process>
- pseudomorphs [5,992];
- deposit
- concretion;
- speleothems
- stalagmites [5,993];
- <materials by function>
- adulterant; antidotes [5,994]; antistatic agent; assays [5,995]; biomarkers [5,996]; bluing; chelating agent [5,997]; chrism; coolant; etch (gum arabic) [5,998]; facing (material) [5,999]; fertilizer; fill (leveling material) [6,000]; flux [6,001]; incense [6,002]; initiator [6,003]; lining (material) [6,004]; lubricant; ointment; opacifiers; packing material; padding (material) [6,005]; perfume (scent); poison [6,006]; potpourri (material) [6,007]; poultice; pounce (powder) [6,008]; reagent; reinforcing materials [6,009]; sealant; substratum [6,010]; toothpaste; tracer [6,011]; webbing (material) [6,012];
- Q911922
- <colorant for dye and pigment>
- French purple [6,013]; Indian madder (colorant); Turkey red; Vienna lake [6,014]; alizarin (natural colorant); berberine; catechin [6,015]; cochineal (colorant) [6,016]; cornflower blue (colorant) [6,017]; indigo (colorant); kermes (colorant); logwood (colorant); munjeet (colorant) [6,018]; orcein; safflower (colorant); synthetic alizarin [6,019]; synthetic indigo [6,020]; woad (colorant);
- carmine (lake)
- cochineal carmine [6,021];
- lac dye (colorant)
- Indian lake [6,022];
- madder (colorant)
- dye
- <dye by composition or origin>
- natural dye
- Tyrian purple (colorant) [6,023]; tekhelet;
- vegetable dye
- China green [6,024]; alkanet (dye); archil [6,025]; bedstraw (dye) [6,026]; berberis dye [6,027]; brazilwood dye [6,028]; buckthorn dye [6,029]; chay [6,030]; chestnut dye [6,031]; folium [6,032]; henna (dye) [6,033]; huangbo [6,034]; litmus (vegetable dye); lokao [6,035]; morinda [6,036]; purpurin (natural colorant) [6,037]; quercitron (dye); saffron [6,038]; sappanwood dye [6,039]; turmeric (dye) [6,040]; turnsole (dye) [6,041]; ventilago (dye) [6,042]; weld (dye) [6,043];
- cutch (pigment)
- gambier [6,044];
- synthetic dye
- natural dye
- <dye by property>
- <dye by composition or origin>
- pigment
- <pigment by color>
- orange pigment [6,055]; pearlescent pigment [6,056];
- black pigment
- blue pigment
- Payne's gray (pigment); new blue [6,073];
- inorganic blue pigment
- Bremen blue (pigment) [6,074]; International Klein Blue [6,075]; Maya blue (pigment); Neuwied blue [6,076]; Seri blue [6,077]; academy blue (pigment) [6,078]; azurite (pigment); barium copper silicate (pigment) [6,079]; blue bice (pigment) [6,080]; copper blue (pigment) [6,081]; mountain blue (pigment) [6,082]; sky blue (pigment); ultramarine ash [6,083]; ultramarine blue (pigment);
- organic blue pigment
- blue carmine [6,084]; blue lake [6,085]; campeachy lake [6,086]; cork (pigment) [6,087]; cornflower blue (pigment);
- synthetic inorganic blue pigment
- Chinese purple [6,088]; Egyptian blue; Egyptian green [6,089]; Pompeian blue [6,090]; Pozzuoli blue [6,091]; artificial ultramarine blue (pigment) [6,092]; bleu cendres [6,093]; cerulean blue (pigment) [6,094]; manganese blue; smalt (pigment) [6,095]; tungsten blue [6,096];
- cobalt blue (pigment)
- verditer (pigment)
- blue verditer (pigment) [6,100];
- synthetic organic blue pigment
- indanthrone blue; irgazin blue [6,101]; phthalocyanine blue;
- Prussian blue (pigment)
- Antwerp blue (pigment) [6,102]; Brunswick blue [6,103]; Chinese blue; Milori blue [6,104]; Oriental blue [6,105]; Turnbull's blue; bronze blue [6,106]; engineer's blue; soluble blue [6,107]; steel blue (Prussian blue);
- brown pigment
- inorganic brown pigment
- transparent brown [6,108];
- sienna (pigment)
- umber (pigment)
- organic brown pigment
- Spanish licorice (pigment) [6,113]; Van Dyck brown (pigment); bone brown [6,114]; burnt carmine [6,115];
- asphaltum (pigment)
- mummy (pigment) [6,116];
- synthetic inorganic brown pigment
- Mars brown (pigment) [6,117]; Rubens brown; synthetic Van Dyck brown [6,118];
- inorganic brown pigment
- green pigment
- Veronese green (pigment) [6,119]; Victoria green [6,120]; oil green [6,121]; vergaut [6,122];
- composite green pigment
- inorganic green pigment
- organic green pigment
- synthetic inorganic green pigment
- Arnaudon's green [6,143]; Scheele's green (pigment) [6,144]; blue-green oxide [6,145]; cadmium green (pigment) [6,146]; cobalt green (pigment) [6,147]; copper resinate [6,148]; green verditer (pigment) [6,149]; permanent green; ultramarine green (pigment) [6,150]; verdigris (pigment); viridian (pigment) [6,151]; zinc chrome green [6,152];
- chromium oxide green (pigment)
- emerald green (pigment and insecticide)
- synthetic organic green pigment
- red pigment
- composite red pigment
- carnation (pigment) [6,159];
- inorganic red pigment
- Chinese red [6,160]; Mars red (pigment) [6,161]; Persian red; Pompeian red (pigment) [6,162]; chrome red (pigment); cinnabar (pigment) [6,163]; permanent red (pigment) [6,164];
- iron oxide red (pigment)
- Pozzuoli red (pigment) [6,165]; Spanish red oxide (pigment) [6,166]; Tuscan red; Venetian red (pigment); gulf red [6,167]; light red (pigment) [6,168]; red bole [6,169]; sinopia (pigment);
- realgar (pigment)
- arsenic orange [6,170];
- vermilion (pigment)
- organic red pigment
- Kumkum [6,176]; crimson lake (pigment); tukula [6,177];
- synthetic inorganic red pigment
- Indian red (pigment); antimony orange [6,178]; antimony trisulfide; potter's pink [6,179]; red lead (pigment);
- cadmium red (pigment)
- cadmium red lithopone [6,180];
- synthetic organic red pigment
- composite red pigment
- violet pigment
- inorganic violet pigment
- Mars violet (pigment) [6,189]; ultramarine violet (pigment) [6,190];
- manganese violet (pigment)
- organic violet pigment
- synthetic inorganic violet pigment
- purple of Cassius;
- cobalt violet (pigment)
- synthetic organic violet pigment
- inorganic violet pigment
- white pigment
- opaque white pigment
- transparent white pigment
- aluminum hydrate white [6,211]; aluminum stearate white [6,212]; anhydrite white [6,213]; barium carbonate; blanc fixe; bone white [6,214]; kaolinite (pigment); mica (white pigment) [6,215]; permanent white [6,216]; pumice (pigment); silica (pigment) [6,217]; talc (white pigment) [6,218];
- calcium carbonate white pigment
- diatomaceous earth; lime white [6,219];
- shell white (pigment)
- yellow pigment
-
- Mars yellow (pigment) [6,222]; Naples yellow (pigment); barium yellow (pigment) [6,223]; brilliant yellow (pigment) [6,224]; calcium chromate (pigment); chrome yellow (pigment) [6,225]; cobalt yellow (pigment) [6,226]; king's yellow (pigment) [6,227]; lemon yellow (pigment) [6,228]; mosaic gold; neutral orange [6,229]; nickel-titanium yellow [6,230]; strontium chromate; ultramarine yellow (pigment) [6,231]; uranium yellow [6,232]; zinc yellow (pigment) [6,233];
-
- Roman ocher [6,234];
- Turner's yellow (pigment)
- Cassel yellow [6,235];
- cadmium yellow (pigment)
- Aurora yellow (pigment) [6,236]; cadmium orange (pigment); cadmium sulfide; cadmium yellow lithopone [6,237]; deep cadmium yellow [6,238]; lemon cadmium yellow [6,239]; middle cadmium yellow [6,240]; pale cadmium yellow [6,241];
- inorganic yellow pigment
- Chinese yellow [6,242]; bismuth oxide; goethite (pigment) [6,243]; orpiment (pigment); wulfenite (pigment) [6,244];
- organic yellow pigment
- Dutch pink; Indian yellow (pigment); Persian berries lake [6,245]; annatto [6,246]; brown pink [6,247]; daffodil (pigment) [6,248]; yellow carmine [6,249];
- fustic
- young fustic [6,250];
- synthetic organic yellow pigment
- Hansa yellow; alizarin yellow (pigment) [6,251];
- yellow lake
- quercitron lake (pigment) [6,252];
-
- <pigment by composition or origin>
- inorganic pigment
- ocher (pigment) [6,253]; synthetic inorganic pigment [6,254];
- natural inorganic pigment
-
- Spanish earth (pigment) [6,255];
- inert pigment
- magnesium carbonate (pigment) [6,256];
- mineral pigment
- aerinite (pigment); botallackite (pigment) [6,257]; jarosite (pigment);
-
- organic pigment
- synthetic organic pigment [6,258];
- natural organic pigment
- animal pigment [6,259];
- plant pigment
- chlorophyll; melanin;
- carotenoid
- carotene [6,260];
- flavonoids
- inorganic pigment
- <pigment by production method>
- <pigment by color>
- <colorant for dye and pigment>
-
-
- plasticine [6,265];
-
- <explosive and incendiary materials>
- abrasive
- Carborundum (TM) [6,267];
- additive (material)
- accelerator [6,268]; adjuvant; air-entraining agent [6,269]; curing agent [6,270]; dispersing agent; drier (additive) [6,271]; emulsifier; fabric softener; foaming agent; food additive; hardener [6,272]; humectant [6,273]; neutralizer [6,274]; odorant [6,275]; penetrant [6,276]; permeability agent [6,277]; reducing agent; resorcinol; restrainer [6,278]; suspending agent; temper [6,279]; thickener; titanate; water reducer; water softener;
- aggregate
- consolidant
- inhibitor
- vapor phase inhibitor
- oxidant
- Fenton’s reagent [6,284];
- plasticizer
- hydromel [6,285];
- stabilizer
- adhesive
- <adhesive by composition or origin>
- inorganic adhesive
- organic adhesive
- glue
- vegetable adhesive
- cellulose cement [6,295]; funori [6,296]; mucilage; soybean glue [6,297]; tzauctli [6,298];
-
- British gum [6,299];
- starch paste
- library paste; rice starch paste [6,300];
- wheat starch paste
- furunori [6,301];
- <adhesive by form>
- gecko synthetic adhesive [6,302]; heat-seal adhesive [6,303]; hot-melt adhesive; paste (adhesive) [6,304]; pressure-sensitive adhesive;
- <adhesive by function>
- marine glue; subbing layer [6,305]; superglue [6,306];
- <adhesive by composition or origin>
- artists' materials
- media (artists' materials)
- supports (artists' materials)
- binder (material)
- cera colla; vehicle (binder) [6,310];
- megilp
- Maroger medium [6,311];
- biological control agents
- antibiotic;
- biocide
- algicide; bactericide; fungicide; insecticide; oxygen absorber; pesticide;
- disinfectant
- fumigant
- herbicide
- bleach
- calcium hypochlorite; optical brightener; potassium borohydride [6,312]; superoxol [6,313];
- hydrogen peroxide
- building materials
- air infiltration barriers [6,314]; bousillage; chinking [6,315]; clunch; damp course; daub [6,316]; exterior insulation and finish system [6,317]; nogging [6,318]; radiant barriers; wattle (building materials) [6,319]; welded wire fabric;
- <masonry and masonry units>
- masonry (building materials)
- masonry units
- cinder blocks; concrete blocks; concrete masonry units [6,324]; hollow masonry units [6,325]; split (masonry unit) [6,326]; stretcher (masonry unit) [6,327];
- header (masonry unit)
- bars (building materials)
- tie rods;
- reinforcing bars
- deformed bars [6,330];
- building board
- construction block
- finishing (building material)
-
- asphalt siding [6,332]; board and batten [6,333]; clapboard siding; shiplap siding;
- flooring
- resilient flooring; tile flooring (flooring) [6,334];
- roofing
-
- insulation
- <insulation by form>
- batt insulation [6,339]; blanket insulation; fill insulation [6,340];
- <insulation by function>
- thermal insulation
- reflective insulation [6,341];
- thermal insulation
- <insulation by form>
- lath (grounding surface)
- sandwich panels
- sheathing
- caraboard [6,344];
- catalyst
- promoter [6,345];
- cleaning compound
- detergent (cleaning compound)
- nonionic detergent [6,346];
- detergent (cleaning compound)
- coating (material)
- <coating by composition or origin>
- bituminous coating [6,347]; black gloss [6,348]; desert varnish; powder coating; vert antique;
- enamel (fused coating)
- baked enamel [6,349]; japan (enamel) [6,350]; porcelain enamel;
- lacquer (material)
- European lacquer [6,351]; vernis Martin;
- urushi
- plaster
- <plaster by composition or origin>
- coarse stuff [6,354]; fibrous plaster [6,355]; fine stuff [6,356]; hydrostone [6,357]; lime plaster; mud-plaster; sascab; slag plaster [6,358]; timchent [6,359];
- gypsum plaster
- anhydrous gypsum plaster [6,360]; gauging plaster [6,361]; retarded hemihydrate plaster [6,362];
- plaster of Paris
- casting plaster; slaked plaster of Paris [6,363];
- <plaster by function>
- <plaster by technique>
- <plaster by composition or origin>
- stain (coating)
- oil stain [6,372]; silver stain; spirit stain [6,373]; varnish stain [6,374]; water stain [6,375];
- varnish
- <varnish by composition>
- simple solution varnish [6,376];
- oil varnish
- spirit varnish
- shellac
- orange shellac; white shellac [6,379];
- shellac
- <varnish by function>
- <varnish by property>
- <varnish by composition>
- <coating by form>
- pastel (material) [6,388]; tusche [6,389]; wash (material) [6,390];
- ink
- <ink by composition or origin>
- Chinese ink [6,391]; India ink (ink); black carbon ink [6,392]; iron-gall ink;
- sepia (ink)
- Roman sepia [6,393];
- <ink by function>
- lithographic ink [6,394]; printing ink; rubbing ink [6,395];
- <ink by property>
- <ink by composition or origin>
- paint (coating)
- <paint by composition or origin>
- aluminum paint; enamel paint; encaustic paint; red oxide (paint) [6,396]; silicate paint; vitreous paint;
- metallic paint
- oil paint (paint)
- synthetic resin paint
- alkyd paint [6,402]; vinyl paint [6,403];
- acrylic paint
- Magna [6,404];
- water-base paint
- Q50030
- distemper (water-base paint)
- calcimine; poster paint; whitewash (water-base paint) [6,405];
- emulsion paint
- tempera
- egg tempera; egg-oil tempera [6,406]; gum tempera [6,407]; oil tempera [6,408];
- <paint by function>
- <paint by property>
- <paint by composition or origin>
- <coating by function>
- protective coating
- vernis cuir [6,422];
- protective coating
- <coating by location or context>
- concrete coating [6,423]; paper coating [6,424]; toner [6,425];
- finish (coating)
- faux finish [6,426];
- glaze (coating by location)
- ceramic glaze
- <ceramic glaze by composition or origin>
- <ceramic glaze by form>
- clear glaze [6,434];
- <ceramic glaze by technique>
- blister glaze [6,435]; crystalline glaze; doucai [6,436]; salt glaze [6,437]; sang de boeuf;
- overglaze (material)
- china paint [6,438];
- ceramic glaze
- polish (coating)
- buffing composition [6,439]; nail polish; shoe polish;
- rouge (polish)
- green rouge [6,440];
- <coating by composition or origin>
- conductor (material)
- electric conductor
- drugs
- filler (inert additive)
- Plastic Wood (TM) [6,444]; Spackle (TM) [6,445]; badigeon (filler); microballoons [6,446]; plastic cement [6,447];
- extender
- transparent base [6,448];
- mortar (filler)
- <mortar by composition or origin>
- cement mortar [6,449]; gypsum mortar [6,450]; mud mortar [6,451];
- clay mortar
- clay-and-hair mortar [6,452];
- lime mortar
- fat mortar; lean mortar [6,453];
- lime-sand mortar
- <mortar by function>
- <mortar by property>
- <mortar by composition or origin>
- filter (materials)
- fixative
- fixer [6,459];
- food
- barm; beer (beverage) [6,460]; beverages; bouillon [6,461]; champagne [6,462]; chicha [6,463]; chocolate; coffee (food, dye) [6,464]; dessert [6,465]; dough; herbal tea; jam [6,466]; jelly [6,467]; maté (beverage) [6,468]; mazamorra [6,469]; pasta (food) [6,470]; pastry; pulque [6,471]; punch (beverage) [6,472]; sangria [6,473]; sherbet (beverage) [6,474]; soda (beverage) [6,475]; soup [6,476]; soy milk; sweetmeats (food) [6,477]; vegetables [6,478]; waffles [6,479]; whiskey (liquor); wine; wine cooler (beverage);
- <milk and milk by product>
- <spices and seasonings>
- bread
- candy
- tea (beverage)
- fuel
- leather dressing
- medicines
- photographic materials
- American film [6,491]; final image material [6,492]; photographic plates;
- photographic film (photographic materials)
- black-and-white film; collodion pellicle [6,493]; cut film [6,494]; disk film [6,495]; panchromatic film; reversal film; roll film; safety film;
-
- Duratrans (TM) [6,496]; integral bipack [6,497]; integral tripack;
- preservative
- <preservative by composition or origin>
- carbolineum; pentachlorophenol; sodium pentachlorophenate [6,498];
- creosote
- <preservative by function>
- wood preservative
- acid copper chromate [6,499]; ammoniacal copper arsenate [6,500]; chromated copper arsenate; chromated zinc chloride [6,501];
- wood preservative
- <preservative by composition or origin>
- refuse
- release agent
- bond breaker
- form oil [6,503];
- bond breaker
- sealing compound
- solvent
- <solvent by composition or origin>
- ammonia water [6,509]; butyl lactate [6,510]; carbitol; cosolvent [6,511]; dimethyl sulfoxide; dimethylformamide; ethylene glycol monoethyl ether; limewater; nitroparaffin [6,512]; propylene glycol; styrene; tetramethylammonium hydroxide; trichloroethylene [6,513]; tricloroethane [6,514];
- coal tar solvent
- hydrocarbon solvent
- heptane; hexane;
- aliphatic hydrocarbon
- aromatic hydrocarbon
- chlorinated hydrocarbon
- nonaqueous solvent
- organic solvent [6,515];
- oxygenated solvent
- terpene
- dipentene [6,517]; lithotine; pine oil;
- turpentine (oil)
- Burgundy turpentine [6,518]; Canada turpentine; gum turpentine (oil) [6,519]; terebinth (resin) [6,520]; wood turpentine [6,521];
- <solvent by function>
- <solvent by composition or origin>
- surface preparation materials
- rust removing agent [6,522];
- gesso
- ground (material)
- emulsion ground [6,525];
- mordant (surface preparation material)
- aqua fortis;
- Dutch mordant
- Smillie's bath [6,526];
- primer (material)
- polymer primer [6,527];
- resist
- size (material)
- trimming (material)
- chou (material) [6,536]; fringe; galloon; glitter [6,537]; orris lace [6,538]; paillette [6,539]; passementerie; pickadil [6,540]; piping (trimming); robing; ruffle; sequins (spangles); tassel; tinsel; tiraz;
- braid (trimming)
- <materials by origin>
- biological material
- sponge (material) [6,541];
- animal material
- <animal material by form or function>
- <animal material by egg and egg components>
- egg (material) [6,542];
- <egg components as materials>
- <animal material by excretions, secretions, and fluids>
- meat
- fish (meat) [6,549];
- <animal material by egg and egg components>
- collagenous material
- corium;
- hide (collagenous material)
- skin (collagenous material)
- tendon (material)
- sinew (material) [6,555];
- fibroinous material
- spider silk (material) [6,556];
- silk (silkworm material)
- keratinous material
- baleen; fish scale (material); hoof (material) [6,557]; horn (animal material); quill (spine material) [6,558]; tortoise shell;
- <hair and hair components as materials>
- <hair components as material>
- medulla [6,559];
- hair (material)
- <hair by composition or origin>
- camel hair (hair); camelid hair [6,560]; fitch (hair) [6,561]; goat hair; horsehair; human hair;
- <hair by form as material>
- bristle (hair material) [6,562]; fleece (material); whisker (hair material);
- fur (hair material)
- rabbit hair
- wool (hair material)
- alpaca (wool); angora wool; cashmere (wool); lamb's wool [6,563]; merino (wool); mohair; qiviut; virgin wool [6,564];
- <hair by composition or origin>
- <hair components as material>
- beak (material)
- feather (material)
- down (feather material) [6,565]; quetzalli [6,566]; quill (feather material);
- processed animal material
- rawhide; xanthine (animal material) [6,567];
- gelatin
- photographic gelatin [6,568];
- gut (animal material)
- leather
- <leather by origin>
- buckskin; chevrolain [6,569]; doeskin (leather) [6,570]; lizard leather;
- calf (leather)
- shagreen (leather)
- <leather by process>
- chamois (animal material) [6,577]; cuir bouilli; gilt leather [6,578]; hair-on leather [6,579]; mottled calf [6,580]; patent leather; scorched leather; sprinkled calf [6,581]; suede;
- combination-tanned leather
- vegetable-tanned leather
- Russia leather; cordovan; ooze leather [6,584];
- skiver
- paste-grain [6,585];
- vegetable-tanned goatskin
- vegetable-tanned sheepskin
- <leather by origin>
- parchment (animal material)
- pelt (animal material)
- split (animal material)
- <animal material by form or function>
- plant material
- corncob (material); flour; flower (plant material) [6,598]; gall (plant material) [6,599]; husk (plant material); pollen; root (plant material) [6,600]; sap (plant material) [6,601]; shell (plant material) [6,602]; stem (plant material) [6,603]; thorn (plant material) [6,604]; tuber (plant material); tubercle (plant material) [6,605];
- <seed and seed components materials>
- <wood and wood by product>
- <wood by product>
- batten (wood products) [6,612]; bois durci [6,613]; compressed wood [6,614]; excelsior [6,615]; furring strip; glue-laminated timber; impregnated wood [6,616]; log (wood) [6,617]; matchboard; millwork; plywood; pole (wood product) [6,618]; pressure-treated wood [6,619]; pulpwood; sawdust; shake (wood product) [6,620]; stave (wood products) [6,621]; treenware [6,622]; woodchips;
- lumber
- <lumber by form or function>
- form lumber [6,623]; laminated veneer lumber;
- <lumber by quality>
- <lumber by technique>
- <lumber by technique: processing method>
- <lumber by technique: sawing method>
- <lumber by technique: seasoning method>
- <lumber by form or function>
- wood board
- barnboard [6,638]; blockboard [6,639]; hardboard;
- composition wood board
- flakeboard [6,640]; oriented strand board; waferboard [6,641];
- particle board
- wood (plant material)
- <wood by composition or origin>
- timber (wood by origin) [6,642];
- hardwood
- American tulipwood (wood) [6,643]; Borneo mahogany (wood) [6,644]; Borneo rosewood (wood) [6,645]; Ceylon rosewood (wood) [6,646]; acapou (wood) [6,647]; amboyna wood [6,648]; aspen (wood) [6,649]; balaustre (wood) [6,650]; barwood (wood); bloodwood [6,651]; bubinga (wood) [6,652]; camphorwood (wood); camwood (wood); canarywood [6,653]; cocuswood (wood) [6,654]; degame (wood) [6,655]; dogwood (wood) [6,656]; fruitwood [6,657]; granadilla (wood) [6,658]; gumwood (wood) [6,659]; holly (wood); imbuia (wood) [6,660]; iroko (wood) [6,661]; itaúba (wood); jacaranda (wood) [6,662]; jarrah (wood); kingwood (wood); kiri (wood) [6,663]; laburnum (wood); lauan (wood) [6,664]; lemon (wood) [6,665]; lignum vitae (wood) [6,666]; limba (wood) [6,667]; lumbayo (wood) [6,668]; mahoe (wood) [6,669]; makore (wood) [6,670]; manchineel (wood); mangrove (wood); marblewood (wood) [6,671]; merawan (wood) [6,672]; monkeypod (wood); nyatoh (wood); olive (wood) [6,673]; padouk (wood); palisander (wood); partridgewood (wood) [6,674]; paulownia (wood) [6,675]; primavera (wood) [6,676]; purpleheart (wood); satinee (wood) [6,677]; snakewood (wood); sumac (wood) [6,678]; sweet gum (wood) [6,679]; sycamore fig (wood) [6,680]; teak (wood); tigerwood (wood) [6,681]; tulipwood (Brazilian, wood) [6,682]; wamara (wood) [6,683]; wenge (wood); white mahogany (African, wood) [6,684]; zebra wood (wood) [6,685];
- acacia (wood)
- Australian blackwood (wood); koa (wood) [6,686];
- alder (wood)
- American green alder (wood) [6,687]; European green alder (wood) [6,688]; common alder (wood); red alder (wood); seaside alder (wood);
- applewood
- prairie crabapple (wood) [6,689];
- ash (wood)
- European ash (wood); Himalayan ash (wood) [6,690]; white ash (wood);
- beech (wood)
- American beech (wood); Chinese beech (wood) [6,691]; European beech (wood); Japanese blue beech (wood) [6,692]; New Zealand beech (wood) [6,693]; Oriental beech (wood) [6,694]; Siebold's beech (wood) [6,695]; gmelina (G. arborea wood) [6,696]; red beech (wood) [6,697]; white beech (wood);
- birch (wood)
- European birch (wood) [6,698]; Himalayan birch (wood); dwarf birch (wood) [6,699]; paper birch (wood); river birch (wood); silver birch (wood); sweet birch (wood); yellow birch (wood) [6,700];
- boxwood (wood)
- brazilwood (wood)
- catalpa (wood)
- Indian bean tree (wood) [6,704];
- chestnut (wood)
- ebony (wood)
- elm (wood)
- American elm (wood); Chinese elm (wood) [6,708]; English elm (wood); rock elm (wood) [6,709]; slippery elm (wood); wych elm (wood) [6,710];
- eucalyptus (wood)
- fig (wood)
- hackberry (wood)
- Chinese hackberry (wood) [6,718]; European hackberry (wood); Mississippi hackberry (wood) [6,719]; common hackberry (wood) [6,720];
- hawthorn (wood)
- common hawthorn (wood) [6,721];
- hickory (wood)
- bitternut hickory (wood); black hickory (wood) [6,722]; mockernut hickory (wood); pecan (wood) [6,723]; pignut hickory (wood); shagbark hickory (wood) [6,724]; shellbark hickory (wood);
- hornbeam (wood)
- European hornbeam (wood) [6,725];
- hop hornbeam (wood)
- American hop hornbeam (wood) [6,726]; European hop hornbeam (wood);
- horse chestnut (wood)
- California buckeye (wood) [6,727]; Indian horse chestnut (wood) [6,728]; Ohio buckeye (wood); buckeye (wood) [6,729]; common horse chestnut (wood) [6,730]; red buckeye (wood); yellow buckeye (wood) [6,731];
- ironwood
- lancewood (wood)
- true lancewood (wood) [6,735];
- laurel (wood)
- bay laurel (wood) [6,736];
- linden (wood)
- locust (wood)
- black locust (wood) [6,740]; honey locust (wood); silver wattle (wood);
- magnolia (wood)
- mahogany (wood)
- African mahogany (wood) [6,741]; Chinese cedar (wood) [6,742]; Paraguayan cedar (wood) [6,743]; South American mahogany (wood) [6,744]; Spanish cedar (wood); West Indies mahogany (wood) [6,745]; acajou moucheté [6,746]; baywood [6,747]; crotch mahogany [6,748]; fiddle-back mahogany [6,749]; toon (wood) [6,750];
- maple (wood)
- Japanese maple (wood) [6,751]; bigleaf maple (wood) [6,752]; bird's-eye maple; black maple (wood); box elder (wood); field maple (wood) [6,753]; red maple (wood); silver maple (wood); sugar maple (wood); sycamore (wood) [6,754]; tiger maple [6,755];
- oak (wood)
- American turkey oak (wood) [6,756]; California white oak (wood); English oak (wood); European Turkey oak (wood); Oregon white oak (wood) [6,757]; aleppo oak (wood) [6,758]; basket oak (wood) [6,759]; bur oak (wood); chestnut oak (wood) [6,760]; chinquapin oak (wood); durmast oak (wood) [6,761]; dwarf chestnut oak (wood); holm oak (wood) [6,762]; laurel oak (wood) [6,763]; northern red oak (wood); overcup oak (wood); pin oak (wood); post oak (wood); red oak (wood) [6,764]; scarlet oak (wood); shingle oak (wood) [6,765]; shumard oak (wood); southern red oak (wood); swamp white oak (wood) [6,766]; valonia oak (wood) [6,767]; white oak (wood) [6,768];
- black oak (wood)
- live oak (wood)
- coast live oak (wood); southern live oak (wood) [6,769];
- pear (wood)
- common pear (wood) [6,770];
- peroba (wood)
- persimmon (wood)
- plane wood (wood)
- American sycamore (wood); California sycamore (wood) [6,776]; London plane wood (wood) [6,777]; oriental plane (wood) [6,778];
- poplar (wood)
- prunus (wood)
- quebracho (wood)
- rosewood (wood)
- sassafras (wood)
- satinwood (wood)
- walnut (wood)
- English walnut (wood); black walnut (wood); burled walnut [6,793]; butternut (wood) [6,794];
- willow (wood)
- Japanese willow (wood) [6,795]; black willow (wood); western black willow (wood) [6,796]; white willow (wood) [6,797];
- softwood
- Osage orange (wood); balsa (wood); chinaberry (wood) [6,798]; filbert (wood) [6,799]; mesquite (wood); myrtle (wood) [6,800]; red juniper (wood) [6,801]; redwood (wood) [6,802]; sandalwood (wood); sequoia (wood) [6,803]; yew (wood);
- cedar (wood)
- American arborvitae (wood) [6,804]; Atlas cedar (wood); Japanese cedar (wood); Lebanon cedar (wood) [6,805]; arborvitae (wood); bastard cedar (wood) [6,806]; deodar (wood); incense cedar (wood) [6,807]; western red cedar (wood) [6,808];
- cypress (wood)
- Japanese cypress (wood); Port Orford cedar (wood) [6,809]; classic cypress (wood) [6,810]; coast redwood (wood); dawn redwood (wood); giant sequoia (wood); white cedar (wood) [6,811]; white cypress (wood); yellow cypress (wood) [6,812];
- fir (wood)
- Douglas fir (wood) [6,813]; Fraser fir (wood); Pacific silver fir (wood) [6,814]; balsam fir (wood); coast Douglas fir (wood) [6,815]; red fir (wood) [6,816]; silver fir (wood, European silver fir) [6,817];
- hemlock (wood)
- Chinese hemlock (wood) [6,818]; eastern hemlock (wood); mountain hemlock (wood); western hemlock (wood);
- juniper (wood)
- larch (wood)
- madrona (wood)
- pine (wood)
- Caribbean pine (wood); Cuban pine (wood) [6,822]; Japanese stone pine (wood) [6,823]; Japanese white pine (wood); Jeffrey pine (wood); Jersey pine (wood); Norway pine (wood) [6,824]; Scotch pine (wood); eastern white pine (wood) [6,825]; jack pine (wood); loblolly pine (wood); lodgepole pine (wood); longleaf pine (wood); ocoté pine (wood) [6,826]; pitch pine (wood, general) [6,827]; pond pine (wood); ponderosa pine (wood); red pine (wood, general) [6,828]; rosemary pine (wood) [6,829]; scrub pine (wood) [6,830]; shortleaf pine (wood); southern pine (wood) [6,831]; spruce pine (wood, general) [6,832]; sugar pine (wood) [6,833]; white pine (wood) [6,834];
- Austrian pine (wood)
- Corsican pine (wood) [6,835];
- yellow pine (wood, general)
- spruce (wood)
- Engelmann spruce (wood); Norway spruce (wood); Sitka spruce (wood); West Himalayan spruce (wood) [6,836]; black spruce (wood); blue spruce (wood) [6,837]; red spruce (wood); white spruce (wood, Picea glauca);
- <wood by form or function>
- bentwood; brown oak [6,838]; burl (wood) [6,839]; crotch (wood) [6,840]; driftwood; ebonized wood [6,841]; heartwood [6,842]; laths (wood by form) [6,843]; panel (wood by form); primary wood [6,844]; punk (wood) [6,845]; sapwood [6,846]; secondary wood [6,847]; timber (wood by form) [6,848];
- withies
- osiers (withies) [6,849];
- <wood by composition or origin>
- <wood by product>
- bark (plant material)
- cane (plant material)
- rattan [6,852];
- grass (plant material)
- cattail (material) [6,853]; couch grass (material); eelgrass (marine, material) [6,854]; hay (material) [6,855]; rush (material) [6,856]; sugarcane (material); sweetgrass (material) [6,857];
- bamboo (material)
- split bamboo [6,858];
- reed (grass, material)
- beach grass (material); bur reed (material) [6,859]; pampas grass (material);
- bulrush (material)
- tule (grass material) [6,860];
- leaf (plant material)
- bay leaf (material) [6,861]; maize leaf (material) [6,862]; maté (leaves) [6,863]; palm leaf (material) [6,864]; smoking herbs (plant material) [6,865]; tea leaf [6,866];
- tobacco (material)
- snuff [6,867];
- chewing tobacco
- plug tobacco [6,868];
- modified plant material
- stalk (plant material)
- straw (plant material)
- residue materials
- cinder; clinker [6,881]; compost; frass [6,882]; particulate matter; slag; soot [6,883];
- ash (residue)
- corrosion (residue material)
- waste
- coal mining waste [6,886]; hazardous waste;
- biological material
- <materials by property>
- abrasion-resistant material; chemical-resistant material [6,887]; chemicals (materials); corrosive material [6,888]; dielectric (material); electrolytes; hazardous substance [6,889]; impurities; inert material [6,890]; magnets; multiple materials (materials for groups) [6,891]; pollutants [6,892]; sulfate-reducing bacteria;
- acid
- acrylic acid; adipic acid; alpha-lipoic acid; boric acid [6,893]; carminic acid; citric acid; formic acid; gallic acid; hydrofluoric acid; lactic acid; nitric acid; oxalic acid; phosphoric acid; pickle [6,894]; silicic acid; tannin; uronic acid;
- acetic acid
- amino acid
- carbolic acid
- fatty acid
- hydrochloric acid
- nucleic acid
- RNA [6,897];
- DNA
- base (substance)
- buffer (material)
- alkaline reserve [6,898];
- heat resistant material
- refractory [6,899];
- imitative materials
- faux suede [6,900]; imitation fur; imitation hair [6,901]; imitation leather; imitation pearl; imitation tortoise shell [6,902];
- artificial ivory
- artificial stone
- cast stone; imitation gemstone [6,903]; marbelite [6,904]; marezzo marble [6,905];
- imitation gold
- imitation gilding [6,906];
- nanomaterials
- pyroclastic material
- tephra [6,908];
- smart materials
- self-healing materials [6,909];
- sorbent
- surface active agent
- <materials by composition>
Objects Facet
editBuilt Environment (hierarchy name)
edit- Built Complexes and Districts (hierarchy name)
- complexes (buildings and sites)
- abandoned complexes [6,911];
- <complexes by development practice>
- commercial strips [6,912]; mixed-use developments; subdivisions (complexes ) [6,913];
- <complexes by function>
- bases (operational centers) [6,914]; children's villages [6,915]; governmental installations [6,916]; missions (complexes) [6,917]; motion picture studios (building complexes); palace complexes [6,918]; proving grounds;
- agricultural complexes
- estates (commercial agricultural holding) [6,919]; haciendas; latifundia; manors (agricultural complexes) [6,920]; phosphate works [6,921]; plantations; rice paddies [6,922];
- farms
- abandoned farms [6,923]; historic farms [6,924]; model farms [6,925];
- <farms by function>
- bee farms [6,926]; dairy farms; fish hatcheries; horse farms [6,927]; magnaneries; orchards; oyster farms [6,928]; school farms [6,929]; sheep farms; tree farms; vineyards;
- <farms by ownership>
- granges (farms) [6,930];
- collective farms
- ranches (agricultural complexes)
- cemeteries
- <cemeteries by form>
- catacombs; columbaria (cemeteries); lawn cemeteries [6,931]; memorial parks [6,932];
- necropolises
- Reihengräberfelder [6,933];
- <cemeteries by function>
- churchyards; cineraria (cemeteries); military cemeteries (veteran cemeteries) [6,934]; national cemeteries [6,935]; pet cemeteries; potter's fields; war cemeteries;
- <cemeteries by form>
- commercial complexes
-
- gallerias (shopping centers) [6,936]; shopping arcades; shopping malls; shopping plazas [6,937];
- detention complexes
- concentration camps; prison camps [6,938];
- educational complexes
- housing complexes
- <housing complexes by development practice>
- gated communities; housing developments; housing projects; mobile home parks; planned unit developments [6,940];
- <housing complexes by form>
- <housing complexes by function>
- lumber camps;
-
- railroad camps [6,945];
- <housing complexes by occupants>
- Olympic villages; refugee camps [6,946];
- <housing complexes by ownership>
- cohousing; estates (residential complexes) [6,947]; phalansteries;
- <housing complexes by development practice>
- industrial complexes
- tank farms [6,948]; whaling stations;
-
- wind power plants;
-
- pumped storage power plants; tidal power plants [6,949];
- solar power plants
- steam power plants
- coal-fired power plants; gas-turbine power plants; geothermal power plants; nuclear power plants; oil-fired power plants [6,950];
- extracting complexes
- collieries; gas fields [6,951]; gravel pits; oil fields; quarries (extracting complexes); try-houses [6,952];
- mines (extracting complexes)
- copper mines; diamond mines; flint mines; gold mines; inactive mines; iron mines; lead mines; salt mines; shaft mines [6,953]; silver mines; tin mines;
- industrial parks
- research parks [6,954];
- justice centers
- juvenile justice centers [6,955];
- military installations
- defense installations [6,956];
- military bases
- army bases [6,957]; guided missile bases [6,958];
- air bases
- naval air bases [6,959];
- naval bases
- naval shipyards [6,960]; submarine bases;
- military camps
- army camps [6,961]; cantonments; castra; prisoner-of-war camps; ribats;
- military training camps
- boot camps [6,962];
- office complexes
- ranges (complexes)
- guided missile ranges [6,963];
- firing ranges
- artillery ranges [6,964];
- shooting ranges
- archery ranges [6,965]; rifle ranges; skeet ranges [6,966];
- recreation areas
- bathing beaches [6,967]; dude ranches; midways [6,968];
- amusement parks
- theme parks
- waterparks [6,969];
- theme parks
- camps (recreation areas)
- church camps [6,970]; day camps; nudist camps; religious camps [6,971]; school camps [6,972]; summer camps; trailer camps [6,973];
- club complexes
- country clubs; golf clubs (built complexes) [6,974]; polo clubs (built complexes) [6,975]; riding clubs [6,976]; tennis clubs [6,977];
- boat clubs
- preserves
- resorts
- hill stations; seaside resorts; summer resorts [6,980];
- health resorts
- spas (health resorts) [6,981];
- winter resorts
- sports complexes
- obstacle courses; skateboarding parks;
- racetracks (complexes)
- dog tracks; horse racetracks [6,982]; velodromes;
- automobile racetracks
- trails (recreation areas)
- fitness trails; nature trails; ski runs [6,983]; ski trails [6,984];
- heritage trails
- archaeological trails [6,985];
- religious complexes
- kalan [6,986];
- religious communities (built complexes)
- ashrams; béguinages [6,987]; convents (built complexes) [6,988]; haus tambaran; hermitages (religious communities); lavras [6,989]; mathas; sanghas [6,990]; tekkes (monasteries); viharas (religious communities) [6,991];
- monasteries (built complexes)
- abbeys (monasteries) [6,992]; charterhouses; double monasteries; friaries; kyaungs [6,993]; priories;
- scientific facilities
- sites (locations)
- World Heritage Sites; ancient sites; battlefields; brownfield sites; burial sites [6,996]; concentration camp sites [6,997]; construction sites [6,998]; endangered places [6,999]; fishing spots (sites) [7,000]; fossilized forests [7,001]; historic sites; holy precincts [7,002]; hunting bases [7,003]; kayas (sites) [7,004]; medicine wheels [7,005]; megalithic sites [7,006]; places of punishment [7,007]; prehistoric sites [7,008]; protohistoric sites [7,009]; rebuilding sites [7,010]; sacred sites [7,011]; tirthas [7,012]; transfer stations; type sites; wrecks (sites) [7,013];
- archaeological sites
- building sites
- ceremonial sites
- Viereckschanzen [7,021];
- paleontological sites
- Lagerstätten [7,022];
- test sites
- nuclear test sites [7,023];
- underwater sites
- transportation complexes
- air transportation complexes
- railroad yards
- marshalling yards
- hump yards [7,027];
- marshalling yards
- water transportation complexes
- boatyards [7,028]; dockyards; hoverports; light stations; marinas (water transportation complexes); shipyards;
- marine terminals
- ferry terminals [7,029];
- zoos (built complexes)
- children's zoos [7,030]; menageries;
- open-air zoos
- districts
- <districts by condition>
- development areas [7,031];
- <districts by function>
- administrative districts
- assessment districts; park districts [7,032]; planning districts [7,033]; school districts; seigneuries [7,034]; stannaries [7,035]; water districts [7,036];
- census districts
- Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas [7,037]; census tracts;
- civil districts
- election districts
- congressional districts; legislative districts [7,038];
- religious districts
- closes (cathedral); temene [7,039];
- land use districts
- enclaves; forest management districts [7,040]; industrial districts;
- business districts
- historic districts
- local historic districts [7,041];
- residential districts
- zones
- administrative districts
- <districts by location or context>
- ancient regions [7,050]; annexes (districts); arctic areas [7,051]; borders (boundaries); demilitarized zones; general regions [7,052]; locales (settlements) [7,053]; neutral zones (administrative districts) [7,054]; rural areas; underwater areas [7,055];
- borderlands
- urban areas
- acropolises; central business districts; central cities [7,058]; downtowns [7,059]; inner cities; uptowns [7,060]; urban fringes [7,061];
- old towns
- quarters (districts)
- historic quarters [7,062];
- <districts by condition>
- complexes (buildings and sites)
- Open Spaces and Site Elements (hierarchy name )
- open spaces
- <open spaces by form>
- quadrangles (open spaces);
- gardens (open spaces)
- <gardens by form>
- Chinese gardens [7,063]; Dutch gardens [7,064]; boskets; hanging gardens [7,065]; peat gardens [7,066]; terrace gardens [7,067]; walled gardens;
- Japanese gardens
- karesansui [7,068];
- formal gardens
- miniature gardens
- rock gardens
- <gardens by function>
- children's gardens [7,071]; enabling gardens [7,072]; healing gardens [7,073]; historic gardens [7,074]; kitchen gardens; pleasure gardens; sculpture gardens; xeriscapes;
- Q167346
- arboretums
- pineta [7,075];
- arboretums
- <gardens by location or context>
- cloister gardens; giardini segreti [7,076]; roof gardens; sunken gardens [7,077];
- <gardens by ownership>
- public gardens [7,078];
- community gardens
- private gardens
- <gardens by product>
- <gardens by form>
- squares (open spaces)
- maydans [7,080]; piazzas (squares);
- plazas (squares)
- plazuelas [7,081];
- <open spaces by function>
- gallows fields [7,082]; musallas; parade grounds; protected areas; public spaces; sacred groves [7,083]; stockyards [7,084]; trackways (fossil foot prints) [7,085];
- <sports and recreation spaces>
- batting cages; camp sites (recreation spaces) [7,095]; driving ranges [7,096]; fairgrounds [7,097]; picnic areas [7,098]; riding rings [7,099];
- Q2310214
- baseball fields; football fields; hockey fields (athletic fields) [7,100]; lacrosse fields; polo fields [7,101]; rugby fields [7,102]; softball fields [7,103];
- golf courses
- miniature golf courses [7,104];
- playgrounds
- schoolyards; tot lots [7,105];
- dumps (refuse areas)
- slag heaps;
-
- automobile graveyards [7,106];
- landfills
- sanitary landfills [7,107];
- middens (dumps)
- shell middens [7,108];
- nature reserves
- Indigenous Protected Areas; geoparks; wilderness areas [7,109];
- forest reserves
- wildlife refuges
- bird sanctuaries; marine sanctuaries [7,112];
- parks (recreation areas)
- <parks by location or context>
- <parks by ownership or administration>
- transportation spaces
- air transportation spaces
- motor vehicle lots
- parking lots; used car lots [7,124];
- roads
- <roads by design>
- <roads by form>
- <roads by function>
- access roads [7,147]; arterials [7,148]; military roads [7,149]; post roads [7,150]; primary roads [7,151]; private roads; secondary roads [7,152]; service roads; truck routes [7,153];
- <roads by location or context>
- <roads by material>
- routes
- cultural routes [7,159]; pilgrimage routes; portages (routes) [7,160]; trade routes;
- <open spaces by location or context>
- agoras [7,161]; commons (open spaces); forums (open spaces); greenbelts; greens (open spaces); greenways [7,162]; overlooks; parvises;
- <waterfronts and waterfront spaces>
- waterfront spaces
- berths (waterfront spaces); docks (waterfront spaces) [7,163]; slips (waterfront spaces) [7,164];
- waterfronts
- lakefronts [7,165]; riverfronts;
- waterfront spaces
- city blocks
- grounds (open spaces)
- parks (grounds) [7,166];
- lots (land)
- yards (open spaces)
- <open spaces by form>
- site elements
- backstops [7,168]; billboards (site elements); bollards; eruvin [7,169]; exedrae (site elements) [7,170]; pavement posts [7,171];
- aeronautical site elements
- fences (site elements)
- chain link fences; electric fences; garden fences [7,179]; hoardings; hurdles (fences) [7,180]; picket fences; rail fences [7,181];
- freestanding walls
- landscaped-site elements
- berms (landscaped-site elements) [7,185]; borrowed view [7,186]; greenswards [7,187]; hedgerows [7,188]; lawns (landscaped grass); tai (landscaped site element) [7,189]; terraces (landscaped-site elements); topiary [7,190];
- beds (site elements)
- herbaceous borders [7,191];
- hedges
- defensive hedges [7,192];
- parterres
- parterres de broderie [7,193];
- water features (landscaping)
- cascades (water features); piscinae (pools) [7,194]; reflecting pools; water chains [7,195]; water tricks [7,196];
- open spaces
- Settlements and Landscapes (hierarchy name)
- inhabited places
- <settlements by condition>
- autonomous cities; autonomous municipalities [7,197]; cultural centers (inhabited places) [7,198]; ephemeral communities (inhabited places) [7,199]; ghost towns; incorporated areas [7,200]; occupation sites [7,201]; seasonally inhabited places [7,202]; unincorporated areas;
- lost settlements
- ruined settlements
- buried settlements
- buried cities [7,205];
- tells
- hüyüks [7,206]; tepes (tells);
- deserted settlements
- buried settlements
- <settlements by economic base>
- company towns [7,207]; corporate headquarters (inhabited places); cow towns [7,208]; fur stations [7,209]; golf course communities; shipbuilding centers [7,210]; shipping centers [7,211]; spa centers [7,212]; textile centers [7,213];
-
- market hamlets [7,220]; market villages [7,221];
- market towns
- bourgs (market towns) [7,222];
-
- prison towns [7,223];
- fishing communities
- ports (settlements)
- <settlements by form>
- camps (temporary settlements) [7,233]; communes (administrative) [7,234]; demes (inhabited places) [7,235]; hamlets [7,236]; metropolitan areas [7,237];
- agglomerations
- cities
- communities (inhabited places)
- former communities [7,239];
- linear settlements
- towns
- villages
- kraals (villages) [7,243]; ksour [7,244]; nucleated villages;
- <settlements by function>
- administrative centres; emporia (trading centers) [7,245]; imperial cities [7,246]; independent cities [7,247]; special cities; special municipalities [7,248]; televillages [7,249];
- <settlements by function: administrative>
- Indian reductions; archiepiscopal sees; colonial cities [7,252]; colonial settlements [7,253]; episcopal sees; localities [7,254]; missions (settlements) [7,255]; municipalities; parlements (administrative seats) [7,256]; patriarchal sees [7,257]; pueblos (settlements) [7,258]; seats (inhabited places) [7,259];
- capitals (seats of government)
- capital cities [7,260]; department capitals [7,261]; district capitals; national capitals [7,262]; provincial capitals [7,263]; regional capitals; state capitals [7,264]; subregional capitals [7,265];
- cathedral centers
- local administrative centers
- county seats; noble seats (inhabited places) [7,268]; parish seats;
- <settlements by function: military>
- <settlements by location>
- edge cities; exurbs [7,271]; frontier settlements [7,272]; rural communities [7,273]; space colonies;
- <settlements by location: topographical>
- satellite communities
- satellite cities [7,280]; satellite towns;
- suburbs
- garden suburbs [7,281];
- <settlements by occupants>
- Amerindian communities [7,282]; agraharas; artists' colonies; craftsman settlements [7,283]; health colonies [7,284]; leper colonies [7,285]; pirate havens [7,286]; quilombos; squatter settlements [7,287];
- native peoples reservations
- Aboriginal reserves [7,288]; First Nations reserves [7,289]; Indian reservations (Native American reservations); tribal areas [7,290];
- penal settlements
- retirement communities
- <settlements by ownership>
- <settlements by planning concept>
- future cities [7,294]; ideal cities [7,295]; model cities [7,296]; urban villages; villes neuves (historical settlements) [7,297];
- planned communities
- civitates; garden cities; model villages [7,298]; new towns (modern settlements);
- <settlements by condition>
- landscapes (environments)
- cultural landscapes
- <cultural landscapes by development practice>
- <cultural landscapes by function>
- <cultural landscapes by location or context>
- industrial landscapes [7,313]; oases (landscapes); streetscapes [7,314]; suburban landscapes [7,315]; townscapes (built environment) [7,316]; transport points [7,317]; urban landscapes [7,318];
- wilderness
- bush (wilderness) [7,319];
- forests (cultural landscapes)
- <cultural landscapes by ownership>
- natural landscapes
- underwater landforms (non-marine) [7,320];
- bodies of water (natural)
- anchorages [7,321]; aquifers; bays (bodies of water); bights [7,322]; cenotes [7,323]; coves (bodies of water); fiords; fishing areas (hydrographic features) [7,324]; fords [7,325]; glaciers (bodies of water); gulfs; guts (bodies of water) [7,326]; headwaters [7,327]; ice caps; ice sheets [7,328]; ice tongues; icebergs [7,329]; icecap depressions [7,330]; icecap domes [7,331]; inlets; lagoons (bodies of water); narrows (watercourse) [7,332]; pack ice [7,333]; passages (bodies of water) [7,334]; pools (bodies of water); reaches [7,335]; river mouths; salt lakes; seas; shallows [7,336]; snowfields [7,337]; sounds (bodies of water); straits; waterholes [7,338]; whirlpools;
- <bodies of water by state>
- former bodies of water; ice floes [7,339]; intermittent bodies of water [7,340];
- bodies of freshwater
- <bodies of freshwater by biome>
- lacustrine bodies of water
- lakes (bodies of water)
- crater lakes [7,341]; intermittent lakes; tarns; underground lakes;
- lakes (bodies of water)
- riverine bodies of water
- bends (streams) [7,342]; brooks [7,343]; confluences [7,344]; creeks (bodies of water) [7,345]; rapids; rills [7,346]; rivers; runs (bodies of water) [7,347]; stream junctions [7,348]; underground rivers [7,349]; waterways [7,350];
- springs (bodies of water)
- streams
- anabranches; distributaries (streams) [7,351]; tributaries (streams) [7,352];
- watercourses
- abandoned watercourses (geographic features); intermittent watercourses [7,353]; lost watercourses [7,354]; sections of watercourses [7,355]; tidal watercourses [7,356];
- waterfalls (natural bodies of water)
- cataracts [7,357];
- wetlands
- lacustrine bodies of water
- <bodies of freshwater by biome>
- channels (water bodies)
- cutoffs [7,360]; lake channels [7,361]; marine channels [7,362]; navigation channels [7,363]; passes (channels) [7,364]; river beds; stream channels;
- marine bodies of water
- meanders (water body components)
- oxbows (meanders) [7,366];
- ponds (water)
- extraterrestrial bodies
- asteroid belts; asteroids [7,367]; comets [7,368]; dwarf planets; galaxies; meteorites [7,369]; meteoroids; planetary bodies; planets;
- moons
- Galilean satellites [7,370];
- satellites (natural)
- irregular satellites; regular satellites [7,371];
- stars (extraterrestrial bodies)
- suns (stars) [7,372];
- landforms (terrestrial)
- badlands [7,373]; banks (landforms); bars (landforms) [7,374]; basins (landforms) [7,375]; benches (landforms) [7,376]; blowholes [7,377]; blowouts [7,378]; boulder fields [7,379]; buttes; calderas (craters) [7,380]; capes (landforms); caverns [7,381]; cirques; clearings (landforms) [7,382]; clefts [7,383]; cliffs; coalfields [7,384]; cones (landforms) [7,385]; craters (landforms) [7,386]; cuestas [7,387]; deeps (physical features) [7,388]; defiles [7,389]; divides [7,390]; downs (elevated land) [7,391]; drainage basins; dry lakes [7,392]; dry waterfalls [7,393]; escarpments (landforms) [7,394]; faults; fissures [7,395]; flood control basins; gaps; gravel fields [7,396]; gullies; headlands; heaths (landforms); highlands [7,397]; interfluves; isthmuses; karst areas [7,398]; land bridges [7,399]; lava flows [7,400]; mesas (landforms); moors (landforms); mountain ranges; mountain systems; mountains; natural pillars [7,401]; passes (landforms); peaks (landforms); peninsulas; plains (landforms); points (landforms); promontories; ridges (landforms); rockfalls; rocks (landforms) [7,402]; saddles (landforms) [7,403]; salt areas [7,404]; sand areas; shoals (landforms); sills (landforms) [7,405]; sinkholes; slides (landforms) [7,406]; spits (landforms); spurs (landforms) [7,407]; steppes [7,408]; subcontinents; swales [7,409]; uplands [7,410]; volcanic landforms; volcanoes; watersheds (drainage divides) [7,411];
- caves
- natural tunnels [7,412];
- depressions (landforms)
- pans (landforms) [7,413];
- deserts
- eolian landforms
- flats (landforms)
- salt flats
- sabkhas [7,419];
- salt flats
- fluvial landforms
- arroyos (landforms); beach ridges [7,420]; canyons; flood plains; gorges (landforms) [7,421]; ravines; wadis;
- alluvial fans
- glacial landforms
- hills
- landmasses
- continents; former landmasses [7,424];
- islands (landforms)
- natural arches
- natural bridges [7,430];
- reefs
- coral reefs [7,431];
- shores (landforms)
- slopes (landforms)
- talus slopes [7,434];
- tectonic plates
- valleys (landforms)
- glens; hanging valleys; hollows (landforms) [7,435];
- undersea landforms
- abyssal plains; continental rises; submerged features [7,436]; undersea aprons [7,437]; undersea banks [7,438]; undersea basins [7,439]; undersea benches [7,440]; undersea canyons; undersea channels [7,441]; undersea cliffs [7,442]; undersea cordilleras [7,443]; undersea fans [7,444]; undersea forks [7,445]; undersea fracture zones [7,446]; undersea furrows [7,447]; undersea gaps [7,448]; undersea hills [7,449]; undersea holes [7,450]; undersea knolls [7,451]; undersea ledges [7,452]; undersea levees [7,453]; undersea median valleys [7,454]; undersea moats [7,455]; undersea mounds [7,456]; undersea mountain chains [7,457]; undersea peaks [7,458]; undersea pinnacles [7,459]; undersea plains [7,460]; undersea platforms [7,461]; undersea ramps [7,462]; undersea ranges [7,463]; undersea ravines [7,464]; undersea ridges [7,465]; undersea rises [7,466]; undersea saddles [7,467]; undersea shelf edges [7,468]; undersea shelf rises [7,469]; undersea shelf valleys [7,470]; undersea shoals [7,471]; undersea sills [7,472]; undersea slopes [7,473]; undersea spurs [7,474]; undersea terraces [7,475]; undersea tongues [7,476]; undersea trenches [7,477]; undersea troughs [7,478]; undersea valleys [7,479];
- seamounts
- guyots [7,480];
- undersea shelves
- vegetation
- plant communities (natural)
- scrublands;
- forests (plant communities)
- jungles; rainforests; woodlands (plant communities);
- <forests by biome>
- boreal forests [7,481];
- temperate forests
- dry conifer forests [7,482]; mediterranean forests [7,483]; moist conifer and evergreen broad-leaved forests [7,484]; temperate broad-leaved rainforests [7,485]; temperate coniferous forests; temperate deciduous forests;
- tropical forests
- woods (plant communities)
- grasslands
- tundras
- <tundras by biome>
- plant communities (natural)
- cultural landscapes
- inhabited places
- Single Built Works (hierarchy name)
- built works;
- single built works (built environment)
- <single built works by general type>
- structures (single built works)
- <single built works by specific type>
- <single built works by condition>
- <single built works by design>
- earth sheltered buildings [7,497]; energy efficient buildings; experimental buildings [7,498]; floating buildings [7,499]; intelligent buildings [7,500]; loft buildings [7,501]; plain-pied [7,502]; serial buildings [7,503]; solar buildings [7,504]; walk-ups [7,505]; windowless buildings [7,506];
- follies (architectural)
- artificial ruins; hermitages (follies) [7,507];
- portable buildings
- demountable buildings
- tents (portable buildings)
- black tents; mat tents [7,508]; skin tents [7,509]; tipis; yurts;
- tents (portable buildings)
- demountable buildings
- temporary structures
- <single built works by form>
- <single built works by form: height>
-
- low-rise buildings; mid-rise buildings [7,512];
- high-rise buildings
- point blocks [7,513]; skyscrapers; tower buildings [7,514];
-
- <single built works by form: massing or shape>
- basilicas; guglias (forms) [7,515]; kiosks; labyrinths (built works); lean-tos; megastructures; mimetic buildings [7,516]; monoptera [7,517]; panopticons; quonset huts; raths [7,518]; rotundas (buildings); slab blocks [7,519]; sunken huts [7,520]; tholoi [7,521];
- apsidal buildings
- towers (single built works)
- clock towers (towers); round towers [7,522]; signal towers (elevated structures);
- bell towers
- watchtowers
- que [7,527];
- <single built works by form: height>
- <single built works by function>
- lodges (Native American structures) [7,528]; multipurpose buildings [7,529];
- <social and civic buildings>
- alumni centers [7,530]; ekklesiasteria [7,531]; faculty clubs [7,532]; stoas; student unions [7,533]; togu na [7,534]; union halls [7,535];
-
- senior centers; youth centers [7,536];
- assembly halls
- chapter houses; comitia [7,537];
- societies' buildings
- agricultural structures
- agricultural buildings
- aquaculture facilities [7,542]; dairies (non-mechanized) [7,543]; grain elevators; granaries [7,544]; hop barns [7,545]; madder mills [7,546]; malthouses [7,547]; milk cellars [7,548]; milk houses [7,549]; milking parlors [7,550]; oasthouses; springhouses; sugar houses; woolsheds;
- barns
- <barns by form>
- Dutch barns; English barns; crib barns [7,551]; round barns [7,552];
- <barns by function>
- cattle barns [7,553]; dairy barns [7,554]; horse barns; sheep barns [7,555]; tithe barns;
- <barns by location or context>
- connected barns [7,556];
- bank barns
- Pennsylvania bank barns [7,557];
- <barns by form>
- drying houses
- fruit drying houses [7,558]; tobacco barns;
- horticultural buildings
- nurseries (horticulture);
- greenhouses
- animal housing (farm structures)
- aviaries; corrals (animal housing); doghouses; rabbit hutches; rabbit warrens [7,564]; sheepfolds [7,565];
- apiaries
- birdhouses
- cattle housing
- kennels (animal housing)
- poultry houses
- stables (animal housing)
- swine housing
- food storage structures
- corncribs [7,575]; grain bins [7,576]; hay barracks [7,577]; silos (agricultural structures);
- agricultural buildings
- ceremonial structures
- Maypoles [7,578];
- funerary structures
- castra doloris [7,579]; catafalques; chariot burials [7,580]; double burials [7,581]; grave shelters (temporary structures) [7,582]; gravehouses [7,583]; graves; lich stones [7,584]; pyres; receiving vaults (funerary structures) [7,585];
- burial caves
- sepulchral caves [7,586];
- burial mounds
- funerary buildings
- funerary preparatory buildings
- sepulchral buildings
- sepulchral monuments
- cenotaphs; cineraria (sepulchral monuments) [7,592]; gedachteniskruisjes [7,593]; grave altars [7,594]; grave crosses [7,595]; grave markers [7,596]; grave pillars; grave posts [7,597]; lanterns of the dead; sarcophagus altars [7,598]; tomb slabs [7,599]; weepers (sculptures) [7,600];
- tombstones (sepulchral monuments)
- footstones (tombstones); headstones (tombstones) [7,601];
- tombs
- <tombs by form>
- altar tombs [7,602]; chullpas; cist graves [7,603]; mastabas (tombs); navetas [7,604]; pillar tombs [7,605]; shaft graves (tombs) [7,606]; tholos tombs; tile graves [7,607]; tower-tombs [7,608];
- chamber tombs
- pyramids (tombs or platforms)
- stepped pyramids [7,610];
- rock-cut tombs
- <tombs by function>
- <tombs by form>
- memorials (monuments)
- descansos (memorials) [7,613]; vīragals [7,614]; war memorials;
- religious structures
- holy wells [7,615]; idgahs [7,616]; maraes [7,617]; martyria [7,618]; minarets; prang; spirit houses (religious structures) [7,619]; sukkahs (structures) [7,620]; ziggurats;
- religious buildings
- Kaidan'in [7,621]; baptisteries; domus ecclesiae; fanums [7,622]; hondō [7,623]; imambaras [7,624]; kivas; kondō [7,625]; mondop; shariden [7,626]; synagogues (buildings); tabernacles (Christian buildings) [7,627]; wihan [7,628];
- churches (buildings)
- <church buildings by function>
- chapels of ease (buildings); fortified churches; pilgrimage churches (buildings) [7,629]; procathedrals (buildings) [7,630];
- <church buildings by location or context>
- <churches by form>
- <church buildings by function>
- meeting houses (religious buildings)
- Quaker meeting houses [7,642];
- mosques (buildings)
- pagodas (buildings)
- temples (buildings)
- shrines (structures)
- stupas
- commercial buildings
- <eating and drinking buildings>
- beer gardens; coffeehouses; roadhouses; thermopolia [7,665];
- bars (commercial buildings)
- pubs; snack bars; wine bars [7,666];
- saloons (bars)
- restaurants
- brasseries; cafés (restaurants); coffee shops; diners (restaurants); luncheonettes [7,667]; outdoor cafés [7,668]; popinae; rathskellers [7,669]; soda fountains [7,670]; tea rooms;
- fast food restaurants
- drive-in restaurants; drive-through restaurants [7,671];
- taverns
- ordinaries (taverns) [7,672];
- financial institutions (buildings)
- counting houses;
- banks (buildings)
- Federal Reserve banks; branch banks [7,673]; drive-in banks; mobile banks [7,674]; savings banks;
- exchanges (financial institutions)
- mercantile buildings
- auction houses [7,677]; distribution centers [7,678]; trade marts [7,679]; wakalas [7,680];
-
- <stores by commodity sold>
- art galleries (buildings) [7,681]; bookstores; confectioneries; curio shops [7,682]; drugstores; florist shops; hardware stores; hosiery shops [7,683]; lumberyards (buildings or lots); novelty shops; pet shops; print shops (stores) [7,684]; saddleries [7,685]; sporting goods stores [7,686]; tea stores [7,687];
- bakeries
- bake shops [7,688];
- <stores by merchandising practice>
- chain stores; commissaries (store and eating spaces) [7,689]; convenience stores; cooperative stores [7,690]; pawnshops [7,691]; self-service stores [7,692]; tabernae; thrift shops; trading posts; variety stores;
- department stores
- magasins de nouveautés [7,693];
- discount houses
- retail stores
- specialty stores
- <stores by commodity sold>
- markets (structures)
- macella; market houses [7,694]; supermarkets;
- market halls
- cloth halls [7,695];
- stands (mercantile structures)
- bookstalls [7,696]; food stands [7,697]; newsstands; produce stands [7,698];
- service industry buildings
- barbershops [7,699]; beauty shops [7,700]; betting parlors [7,701]; car washes [7,702]; cybercafes; employment agencies; laundries (businesses) [7,703]; travel agencies;
- <eating and drinking buildings>
- communications structures
- sound mirrors [7,704]; time balls;
- communications buildings
- telecommunications buildings
- satellite tracking stations [7,705]; telegraph offices [7,706]; telegraph stations [7,707]; telephone exchanges;
- relay stations
- repeater stations [7,708];
- telecommunications buildings
- telecommunications towers
- cell towers [7,709]; transmission towers;
- exhibition buildings
- corn palaces [7,710]; fair buildings [7,711]; halls of fame [7,712]; planetaria (buildings);
- animal exhibition buildings
- museums (buildings)
- children's museums (buildings) [7,716];
- <museum buildings by administration>
- community museums (buildings); company museums (buildings) [7,717]; county museums (buildings) [7,718]; international museums (buildings) [7,719]; national museums (buildings) [7,720];
- <museums buildings by subject>
- art museums (buildings); fishery museums (buildings) [7,721]; museums of moving images (buildings) [7,722]; natural history museums (buildings) [7,723]; philatelic museums (buildings) [7,724]; religious museums (buildings) [7,725]; science museums (buildings) [7,726]; wax museums (buildings) [7,727];
- history museums (buildings)
- ecomuseums (buildings); historic house museums (buildings); historical society museums (buildings) [7,728]; industrial museums (buildings) [7,729]; maritime museums (buildings);
- military museums (buildings)
- naval museums (buildings) [7,730];
- transportation museums (buildings)
- <museums by form>
- open-air museums
- living history museums [7,734];
- open-air museums
- fortifications
- antiaircraft towers [7,735]; barricades [7,736]; bawns; city walls; coastal fortifications [7,737]; limites [7,738]; pillboxes (military structures) [7,739]; plant fortifications [7,740]; redoubts; sconces (fortifications) [7,741]; stockades; tighremts;
-
- trous-de-loup [7,742];
- castles (fortifications)
- fortresses
- forts
- lines (defensive works)
- inundation lines [7,751];
- gate structures
- city gates; gopuras; jani [7,752]; p'ai-lous [7,753]; pishtaqs [7,754]; propylaea [7,755]; pylons [7,756]; quadrifrons; toranas; torii [7,757]; water gates;
- historic buildings
- historic houses; landmark buildings [7,758]; listed buildings [7,759];
- hydraulic structures
- <hydraulic structures by form>
- <hydraulic structures by function>
- land reclamation works;
- dams (hydraulic structures)
- <dams by construction>
- <dams by form>
- <dams by function>
- barrages; check dams; cofferdams; diversion dams; flood dams [7,771]; off-bankline revetments [7,772];
- weirs
- drainage structures
- culverts;
- sewers (drainage structures)
- <sewers by function>
- combined sewers; sanitary sewers [7,773]; storm sewers;
- <sewers by location or context>
- <sewers by function>
- erosion protection works
- flood protection works
- water distribution structures
- conduits (water distribution structures) [7,785]; fountain-houses [7,786]; pumping stations [7,787]; settling basins; standpipes (plumbing); storm water retention basins [7,788]; water tanks;
- aqueducts
- fountains
- sabils [7,789];
- reservoirs (water distribution structures)
- water treatment plants
- industrial structures
- coaling stations [7,799]; pumping stations [7,800]; tipples [7,801];
- drilling structures
- offshore drilling platforms [7,802];
- drilling rigs
- industrial buildings
- industrial plants (structures) [7,804]; sweatshops;
- accessory industrial buildings
- employees' buildings [7,805]; machine shops; pithead baths [7,806];
- repair shops
- body shops [7,807];
- factories (structures)
- <factories by function>
- assembly plants [7,808]; pilot plants; printing plants [7,809];
- processing plants
- brickworks (factories); chemical plants; coke plants [7,810]; crushing plants [7,811]; gasworks; limeworks [7,812]; paper mills [7,813]; planing mills [7,814]; potteries (manufactories) [7,815]; powder mills; pulp mills [7,816]; refineries; resource recovery facilities [7,817]; sawmills (factories); tanneries [7,818]; tileries;
- beverage processing plants
- food processing plants
- dairy plants [7,822]; fisheries; flour mills; oil mills; smokehouses; sugar refineries;
- meat processing plants
- metalworking plants
- foundries; shot towers; smelters (metalworking plants) [7,825];
- ironworks (factories)
- bloomeries [7,826];
- steel mills
- rolling mills
- tube mills [7,827];
- rolling mills
- textile mills
- cotton mills; dyeworks [7,828]; spinning mills [7,829]; woolen mills [7,830];
- <factories by power source>
- water mills
- floating mills; overshot mills [7,831]; tide mills [7,832];
- water mills
- <factories by product>
- <factories by function>
- mine buildings
- shaft houses [7,836];
- utilities buildings
- electric substations;
- power plant buildings (utilities buildings)
- reactor containment buildings [7,837];
- metal works structures
- blast furnaces [7,838];
- mine structures
- shipyard structures
- textile mill structures
- bleacheries; weaving sheds [7,841];
- information handling facilities
- archives (buildings)
- chartophylacia; tabularia [7,842];
- libraries (buildings)
- <libraries by administration>
- national libraries (buildings) [7,843]; private libraries (buildings); state libraries (buildings) [7,844];
- public libraries (buildings)
- branch libraries (buildings) [7,845];
- <libraries by location or context>
- <libraries by subject>
- art libraries (buildings) [7,849]; children's libraries (buildings); depository libraries (buildings) [7,850]; film archives (buildings) [7,851]; film libraries (buildings); picture libraries (buildings) [7,852]; presidential libraries (buildings);
- <libraries by administration>
- institutional buildings
- institutes (buildings) [7,853]; institutions (buildings) [7,854];
- <health and welfare buildings>
- health facilities
- infirmaries [7,855]; pissoirs; surgeries (health facilities) [7,856];
-
- emergency medical centers [7,857];
- auxiliary health care facilities
- ambulance stations; patient hotels [7,858]; poison control centers; vaccination centers [7,859];
- clinics (buildings, medical)
- comfort stations
- extended care facilities
- hospitals (buildings for health facility)
- <hospitals by form>
- cottage hospitals; mobile hospitals [7,873];
- <hospitals by function>
- aural hospitals [7,874]; children's hospitals [7,875]; convalescent hospitals [7,876]; eye hospitals [7,877]; field hospitals [7,878]; general hospitals [7,879]; maternity hospitals [7,880]; military hospitals; teaching hospitals [7,881]; veterans hospitals [7,882]; veterinary hospitals [7,883];
- <hospitals for contagious diseases>
- <hospitals by form>
- mental health facilities
- public baths
- welfare buildings
- almonries (buildings) [7,886]; animal shelters (welfare buildings) [7,887]; asylums (welfare buildings) [7,888]; group homes [7,889]; halfway houses [7,890]; hospitals (buildings for pilgrims) [7,891]; orphanages (buildings) [7,892]; settlement houses [7,893]; sheltered workshops;
- almshouses (buildings)
- health facilities
- correctional institutions (buildings)
- ergastula; houses of correction (buildings) [7,896]; workhouses (buildings);
- jails (buildings)
- prisons (buildings)
- <prison buildings by administration>
- federal prisons (buildings) [7,898]; military prisons (buildings); state prisons (buildings) [7,899];
- <prison buildings by form or function>
- <prison buildings by administration>
- reformatories (buildings)
- schools (buildings)
- <school buildings by form>
- <school buildings by function>
- boarding schools (buildings); community schools (buildings) [7,904]; consolidated schools (buildings) [7,905]; day schools (buildings) [7,906]; free schools (buildings) [7,907]; manèges (buildings) [7,908]; play schools (buildings) [7,909]; police academies (buildings) [7,910]; rural schools (buildings) [7,911];
- military academies (buildings)
- naval schools (buildings) [7,912];
- <school buildings by level of education>
- academies (buildings) [7,913]; elementary schools (buildings); high schools (buildings); junior high schools (buildings) [7,914]; middle schools (buildings); secondary schools (buildings) [7,915];
- continuing education centers (buildings)
- lyceums (buildings) [7,916];
- pre-primary schools (buildings)
- kindergartens (buildings); nursery schools (buildings) [7,917];
- university and college buildings
- polytechnics (buildings) [7,918];
- colleges (buildings)
- community colleges (buildings); junior colleges (buildings) [7,919]; state colleges (buildings) [7,920];
- universities (buildings)
- <school buildings by ownership>
- public schools (buildings) [7,923];
- private schools (buildings)
- <school buildings by subject>
- Hebrew schools (buildings) [7,924]; Sunday schools (buildings); business colleges (buildings) [7,925]; business schools (buildings); dental schools (buildings); law schools (buildings); madrasas (buildings); medical schools (buildings); riding schools (buildings) [7,926]; teachers colleges (buildings) [7,927]; veterinary colleges (buildings) [7,928]; vocational schools (buildings); yeshivas (buildings);
- music schools (buildings)
- music conservatories (buildings) [7,929];
- seminaries (buildings)
- military buildings
- recruiting stations [7,932];
- <military deployment and distribution buildings>
- arsenals (buildings); missile silos; ordnance depots [7,933]; post exchanges;
- magazines (military buildings)
- powder magazines [7,934];
- military security buildings
- blockhouses [7,935]; bunkers; guardhouses [7,936]; sentry boxes;
- military towers
- martello towers [7,937];
- defensive towers
- military social buildings
- officers' clubs [7,939];
- military training buildings
- drill halls [7,940];
- mills (buildings)
- monuments
- <monuments by form>
- Marian columns [7,949]; effigy mounds (monuments) [7,950]; plague columns [7,951]; talayots [7,952]; trinity columns [7,953];
- markers (monuments)
- megalithic monuments
- memorial arches
- memorial columns
- zoophoric columns [7,964];
- triumphal columns
- monumental pillars
- stelae
- bei (stelae) [7,967];
- <monuments by function>
- <monuments by form>
- office buildings
- <office buildings by form>
- <office buildings by function>
- performing arts structures
- band shells [7,976]; bandstands;
- performing arts buildings
- big tops [7,977]; cabarets (buildings); nightclubs; strip clubs;
-
- <theaters by form>
- <theaters by function>
- odea [7,981];
-
- art house cinemas (buildings) [7,982]; drive-in theaters; nickelodeons (motion picture theaters);
- concert halls
- music halls [7,983]; opera houses;
- public accommodations
- bed-and-breakfasts; caravanserais; khans (built works) [7,984];
- hospices (public accomodations)
- imarets [7,985]; xenodochia;
- hostels
- hotels (public accommodations)
- capsule hotels; floating hotels [7,986]; grand hotels; hôtels industriels [7,987]; pensions (hotels); railway hotels;
- inns
- lodges (public accommodations)
- lodging houses
- motels
- motor courts [7,993];
- public buildings (governmental buildings)
- <public buildings by function>
- aeraria [7,994]; mints (buildings) [7,995]; post offices [7,996]; prytaneia [7,997]; weigh-houses [7,998];
- diplomatic buildings
- government office buildings
- chancelleries (government office buildings) [8,001]; ministries (government);
- judicial buildings
- legislative buildings
- bouleuteria [8,002]; curiae; parliament buildings;
- capitols (legislative buildings)
- state capitols [8,003];
- public safety buildings
- fire hose houses [8,004]; fire stations; police stations [8,005];
- <public buildings by location or context>
- border inspection stations [8,006];
- municipal buildings
- Rathäuser; city halls [8,007]; county halls [8,008]; hôtels de ville; moot halls; palazzi pubblichi [8,009];
- town halls
- broletti [8,010];
- <public buildings by function>
- recreation structures
- bleachers; deer stands [8,011];
- amusement rides
- courts (built works)
- ball courts (Mesoamerican) [8,012]; canchas [8,013]; handball courts; indoor tennis courts [8,014]; squash courts [8,015];
- recreation buildings
- children's playhouses [8,016]; multi-purpose halls [8,017]; shooting galleries (recreation buildings) [8,018];
- clubhouses
- beach clubs [8,019];
- entertainment buildings
- bingo halls [8,020]; fun houses; pool halls;
- amusement arcades
- casinos
- sports buildings
- <sports buildings by form>
- <sports buildings by function>
- field houses [8,021]; riding halls; ski-lift stations [8,022]; sphaeristeria [8,023];
- bowling alleys
- skittle alleys [8,024];
- water recreation structures
- hot tubs;
- bathhouses (water recreation structures)
- steam baths
- swimming pools
- water rides
- winter sports structures
- artificial ski slopes; ice fishing shacks [8,025]; runs (winter sports structures) [8,026]; ski jumps [8,027];
- ski lifts
- research structures
-
- cyclotrons; linear accelerators; synchrotons [8,028];
- research buildings
- nilometers [8,029]; research institutes (buildings) [8,030];
- laboratories
- observatories
-
- residential structures
- dwellings
- group dwellings
- barracks; bunkhouses; dormitories (buildings); fraternity houses; interns' residences [8,038]; nurses' residences [8,039]; sorority houses [8,040];
- houses
- <houses by construction technique>
- Usonian houses [8,041]; earth lodges [8,042]; hogans; igloos; log cabins (houses); solar houses [8,043]; wickiups [8,044]; wigwams;
- log houses
- isbas [8,045];
- stilt houses
- <houses by designer or builder>
- <houses by form>
- bastle houses; bungalows; cabins (houses) [8,048]; chalets; domus; mansions [8,049]; mobile homes; shacks [8,050]; stone houses (fortified rural dwellings) [8,051]; tiny houses [8,052];
- <houses by form: massing or shape>
- A-frame houses; Cape Cod houses; I-houses; foursquare houses [8,053]; garrison houses [8,054]; ranch houses; saltbox houses [8,055]; split-level houses [8,056]; tower houses (defensive structures) [8,057];
- beehive houses
- <houses by form: plan>
- double-pile houses [8,059]; megarons; shotgun houses; single-pen houses [8,060]; single-pile houses [8,061];
- casas con patios internos
- double-pen houses
- dogtrot houses; saddlebag houses [8,064];
- housebarns
- row houses
- <houses by form: roof orientation>
- cottages
- huts (houses)
- <houses by function>
- decorators' show houses [8,071]; second homes [8,072];
- lodges (temporary residences)
- fishing lodges [8,073];
- model houses
- seasonal dwellings
- summer houses (seasonal dwellings)
- yalis [8,076];
- vacation houses
- summer houses (seasonal dwellings)
- <houses by location or context>
- <houses by location: settlement area>
- tract houses;
- rural houses
- manor houses; plantation houses [8,077];
- country houses
- farmhouses
- suburban houses
- borjs [8,086];
- town houses
- palazzi [8,087];
- <houses by location: topographical>
- beach houses; cave dwellings [8,088]; cliff dwellings; pit dwellings [8,089]; tree houses;
- <houses by location: settlement area>
- <houses by occupants>
- abandoned dwellings [8,090]; guesthouses (dwellings); hale noa [8,091]; haunted houses; lodges (caretakers' houses) [8,092]; novitiates (dwellings) [8,093]; single-family dwellings [8,094]; slave quarters [8,095];
- clergy houses
- official residences
- legations (residences) [8,100]; papal residences [8,101]; praetoriums; presidential residences [8,102]; provost's houses [8,103]; royal residences [8,104];
- palaces
- bît hilani; li gong [8,105]; mahals (palaces) [8,106]; summer palaces [8,107]; zimbabwes (palaces) [8,108];
- royal palaces
- <houses by construction technique>
- multiple dwellings
- apartment hotels; crescents (row houses) [8,111]; duplex houses; insulae; longhouses (multiple dwellings) [8,112]; retirement homes; single room occupancy hotels [8,113]; three-deckers (dwellings); triplexes (multiple dwellings) [8,114];
- apartment houses
- cooperative apartment houses [8,115]; dingbats (apartment buildings); garden apartments [8,116];
- tenement houses
- group dwellings
- special use structures
- dwellings
- shelters (single built works)
- belfries (wooden structures) [8,124]; blinds (shelters) [8,125]; penthouses (shelters) [8,126]; rock shelters;
- storage facilities
- depots (storage) [8,127]; godowns; helms (built works) [8,128]; hoppers [8,129]; kura (storage facilities); storehouses [8,130]; treasuries (buildings) [8,131];
- repositories (storage facilities)
- sheds (storage structures)
- storage tanks
- gasholders; gasoline tanks; oil storage tanks [8,137];
- vehicle storage buildings
- warehouses
- transportation structures
- transportation infrastructure [8,140];
- <transportation structures by form>
- bridges (built works)
- <bridges by construction>
- bailey bridges; cable-stayed bridges; cantilever bridges; pontoon bridges; stress ribbon bridges;
- truss bridges
- deck truss bridges [8,141];
- <bridges by form>
- arch bridges; continuous bridges [8,142]; covered bridges; inhabited bridges; multispan bridges [8,143]; pavilion bridges; single-span bridges [8,144]; skew bridges [8,145]; trestles (bridges);
- movable bridges
- <bridges by function>
- military bridges [8,146];
- footbridges
- skybridges [8,147];
- viaducts
- railroad bridges;
- road bridges
- toll bridges [8,148];
- <bridges by construction>
- tunnels
- bridges (built works)
- <transportation structures by function>
- transportation buildings
- depots (transportation facilities) [8,166]; electrification buildings (transportation buildings) [8,167]; stations (transportation buildings) [8,168];
- <buildings for air and space transportation>
- rail transportation buildings
- tram stations [8,169];
- railway buildings
- freight houses [8,170]; tram depots;
- railroad stations
- railroad terminals
- roundhouses
- wheelhouses (roundhouses) [8,171];
- road transportation structures
- bus shelters [8,172]; bus stations [8,173]; bus terminals [8,174]; mansiones (stations) [8,175]; mutationes [8,176]; post stations [8,177]; recharging stations [8,178]; service stations [8,179]; stage stations; truck stops; truck terminals [8,180]; weigh stations;
- toll-collection structures
- terminals (buildings)
- water transportation buildings
- coastguard stations [8,189]; life-saving stations [8,190]; lighthouses;
- workshop buildings
- smithies [8,191];
- <single built works by location or context>
- beach huts [8,192];
- <single built works by location: topographical>
- artificial islands; artificial reefs; cave architecture [8,193]; earthen architecture [8,194]; hillside architecture [8,195]; rock-cut architecture; underwater buildings [8,196];
- earthworks (engineering works)
- extraterrestrial structures
- space stations;
- extraterrestrial bases
- lunar bases [8,211];
- marine structures
- underground structures
- fogous [8,214]; underground buildings;
- forest stations
- garden structures
- outbuildings
- bakehouses [8,225]; outhouses [8,226]; washhouses (outbuildings); well houses [8,227];
- <single built works by ownership>
- condominiums (built works) [8,228];
- animal architecture
- nests (animal architecture);
- webs (animal structures)
- spider webs (structures) [8,229];
- <single built works by general type>
Components (hierarchy name)
edit- components (objects parts)
- <components by general context>
- alterations (object components) [8,230]; bases (object components) [8,231]; bezels; bowls (object components) [8,232]; carcasses (object components) [8,233]; counterweights; eyelets (components) [8,234]; feet (object components) [8,235]; ferrules [8,236]; flanges (general components) [8,237]; flaps; folds [8,238]; gores [8,239]; inclusions [8,240]; infills (lacunae areas) [8,241]; lacunae; leaves (lateral components) [8,242]; loops (components) [8,243]; overlays [8,244]; rails (object components) [8,245]; rebates (components) [8,246]; seams [8,247]; shoulder straps (object components); sideboards (object components) [8,248]; stems (object components) [8,249]; tabs [8,250]; thumbpieces [8,251]; tiers (rows) [8,252];
- <culminating and edge ornaments>
- <joints and joint components>
- joint components
- joints (connections)
- <joints by form>
- abutting joints [8,261]; angle joints; beaded joints; beaking joints [8,262]; bolted joints; break joints [8,263]; cogged joints [8,264]; coopered joints [8,265]; covered joints [8,266]; dap joints [8,267]; deformed joints [8,268]; flush joints (joints by form) [8,269]; hook-and-butt joints [8,270]; integral joints [8,271]; keyed joints [8,272]; knuckle joints [8,273]; matched joints [8,274]; natches [8,275]; pinned joints [8,276]; random joints [8,277]; roller joints; rubbed joints [8,278];
- butt joints
- rabbet joints
- fillistered joints [8,281]; rabbeted ledge-and-miter joints [8,282];
- double rabbet joints
- shiplap joints [8,283];
- recessed joints
- <joints by function>
- <joints by material joined>
- concrete joints
- masonry joints
- <masonry joints by form>
- abreuvoirs; dry-stacked joints [8,296]; joggle joints [8,297]; rustic joints [8,298]; slip joints (masonry joints) [8,299]; water joints [8,300]; weather-struck joints [8,301];
- mortar joints
- <masonry joints by location or context>
- <masonry joints by form>
- metal joints
- ball joints; bell-and-spigot joints; blown joints [8,313]; calk joints [8,314]; cup joints [8,315]; dog-ear joints [8,316]; interlocking joints; rigid joints [8,317]; rust joints [8,318];
- metal seams
- Pittsburgh lock seams; bottom double seams [8,319]; cap strip seams [8,320]; corner double seams [8,321]; elbow seams [8,322]; grooved seams [8,323]; insert bottom seams [8,324]; lap bottom seams [8,325]; lap seams (metal seams) [8,326]; single bottom seams [8,327]; standing seams [8,328];
- dovetail seams
- wood joints
- housed joints
- locking joints (wood joints)
- coped joints [8,334]; feather joints [8,335]; finger joints (wood joints);
- dovetail joints
- mortise-and-tenon joints
- bridle joints; round mortise-and-tenon joints [8,338];
- simple joints
- V-joints (wood joints) [8,339]; batten joints [8,340]; fished joints [8,341]; heading joints (wood joints) [8,342]; miter joints; rule joints [8,343]; scarf joints; splice joints (wood joints) [8,344]; squeezed joints [8,345]; starved joints [8,346];
- lap joints
- spline joints
- tongue-and-groove joints
- tongue-and-lip joints [8,350];
- <joints by form>
- additions (general components)
- inserts (additions) [8,351];
- attachments
- mounts (attachments) [8,352];
- bosses
- roof bosses [8,353];
- details (components)
- fasteners
- C47s [8,354]; Velcro (TM); battens (fasteners and supports) [8,355]; broaches (thatch fasteners) [8,356]; buttonholes; clothespins (laundry fasteners) [8,357]; frogs (fasteners); grommets; gusset plates; hinges (cloth or paper fasteners) [8,358]; hooks and eyes; rivets [8,359]; rubber bands [8,360]; screw eyes [8,361]; snaps [8,362]; staples [8,363]; straps (fasteners); tiebacks (fasteners) [8,364]; treenails; turnbuckles; washers (fasteners) [8,365];
- <bolts and bolt components>
- bolt components
- bolts (fasteners)
- <bolts by form>
- assembling bolts [8,372]; barb bolts [8,373]; carriage bolts; eyebolts [8,374]; foot bolts [8,375]; hanger bolts; lag bolts [8,376]; machine bolts [8,377]; necked bolts [8,378]; toggle bolts;
- anchor bolts
- rock bolts [8,379];
- expansion bolts
- star expansion bolts [8,380];
- <bolts by location or context>
- <bolts by form>
- anchors (fasteners)
- Z anchors [8,388]; adhesive anchors [8,389]; anchor plates; anchor ties [8,390]; angle bonds [8,391]; beam anchors [8,392]; buck anchors [8,393]; dowel anchors [8,394]; drive anchors [8,395]; joist anchors (fastener components) [8,396]; lewis bolt anchors [8,397]; rawl plugs [8,398]; rod anchors [8,399]; screw anchors [8,400]; strap anchors [8,401];
- slot anchors
- buckles (strap accessories)
- buttons (fasteners)
- clasps (fasteners)
- clips (fasteners)
- hangers (fasteners)
- <hangers by form>
- <hangers by location or context>
- <hangers by material hung>
- <hangers for concrete>
- beam hangers (concrete hangers) [8,423]; bottom and flange bend hangers [8,424]; bottom bend hangers [8,425]; cut and straight hangers [8,426]; nicked hanging wire hangers;
- <hangers for steel>
- <hangers for wood>
- metal-to-wood wire hangers
- wood-to-masonry hangers
- wood-to-steel joist hangers
- wood-to-wood hangers
- <hangers for concrete>
- hooks (fasteners)
- inserts (fasteners)
- nails (fasteners)
- <nails by form>
- Chinese nails [8,457]; barbed nails [8,458]; box nails [8,459]; cement-coated nails [8,460]; common nails [8,461]; cut nails [8,462]; dog nails [8,463]; flat nails [8,464]; helical nails [8,465]; hook nails [8,466]; hurdle nails [8,467]; jobent nails; ratchet nails [8,468]; ring-shank nails; scupper nails [8,469]; sharp nails [8,470];
- <nails by form: head type>
- casing nails [8,471]; chatônes (decorative bosses) [8,472]; clout nails [8,473]; cupped nails [8,474]; doornails [8,475]; double-headed nails [8,476]; flat-head nails [8,477]; headless nails [8,478]; hoop fastener nails [8,479]; staple nails [8,480]; umbrella nails [8,481];
- brads
- flat-head wire brads [8,482];
- rose nails
- rose clinch nails [8,483]; rose flat nails; rose sharp nails [8,484];
- <nails by form: point type>
- <nails by location or context>
- clamp nails [8,491]; clinch nails [8,492]; concrete nails [8,493]; deck nails [8,494]; fencing nails [8,495]; finishing nails [8,496]; flooring nails [8,497]; gate nails [8,498]; gimp nails [8,499]; gypsum board nails [8,500]; lath nails [8,501]; masonry nails [8,502]; metal lath nails [8,503]; shade roller pin nails [8,504]; sheathing nails [8,505]; shingle nails [8,506]; trunk nails [8,507];
- horseshoe nails
- frost horseshoe nails [8,508];
- roofing nails
- lead-capped nails [8,509];
- slating nails
- cut slating nails [8,510];
- <nails by form>
- nuts (fasteners)
- pegs (fasteners)
- mortise pins [8,514];
- pins (fasteners)
- belaying pins; cotter pins [8,515]; diaper pins [8,516]; driftpins [8,517]; escutcheon pins [8,518]; fibulae; linchpins [8,519]; line pins; push pins [8,520]; safety pins; straight pins [8,521]; veneer pins [8,522]; watch pins [8,523];
- dowel pins
- barbed dowel pins [8,524];
- screws
- spikes (fasteners)
- studs (bosses)
- upholstery studs [8,538];
- tacks
- ties (concrete fasteners)
- snap ties (construction) [8,542];
- ties (fasteners)
- handles
- bail handles;
- knobs (handles)
- hardware (components)
- <hardware by form>
- rough hardware [8,545];
- finish hardware (hardware)
- campaign trim [8,546]; castors (finish hardware) [8,547]; cupboard turns [8,548]; faucets (finish hardware) [8,549]; finish builders' hardware [8,550]; foot sockets [8,551]; keyhole surrounds [8,552]; stair carpet holders [8,553];
- <accessory window and shutter hardware>
- <hinges and hinge components>
- hinge components
- hinges (hardware)
- <hinges by form>
- H and L hinges [8,564]; H hinges [8,565]; adjustable ball hinges [8,566]; backflap hinges [8,567]; butterfly hinges [8,568]; capped butt hinges [8,569]; continuous hinges [8,570]; cotter-pin hinges [8,571]; double-acting hinges [8,572]; electric hinges [8,573]; fast-pin hinges [8,574]; friction hinges [8,575]; full-mortise hinges [8,576]; full-surface hinges [8,577]; half-mortise hinges [8,578]; half-surface hinges [8,579]; harmon hinges [8,580]; hydraulic hinges [8,581]; loose-pin hinges [8,582]; offset hinges [8,583]; oilite bearing hinges; pivot-reinforced hinges [8,584];
- butt hinges
- lift-off hinges
- rattail hinges [8,589];
- spring hinges
- surface hinges
- <hinges by location or context>
- <hinges by visibility>
- <hinges by form>
- <securing devices and securing device components>
- securing device components
- caps (lock components) [8,602]; cases (lock components) [8,603]; cylinders (lock components) [8,604]; faces (lock components) [8,605]; hasps [8,606]; lips (lock components) [8,607]; thumb turns [8,608]; tumblers (lock components) [8,609];
- bolts (latch and lock components)
- hubs (lock components)
- compensating hubs [8,619];
- securing devices
- chain bolts [8,620]; chain door fasteners [8,621]; latch bolts [8,622]; window spring bolts [8,623];
- door bolts
- latches
- <latches by form>
- <latches by location or context>
- locks (securing devices)
- <locks by form>
- bit key locks [8,646]; bored locks [8,647]; combination locks; cylinder locks; deadlocks; guarded front locks [8,648]; janus-face locks [8,649]; key changing locks [8,650]; knob locks [8,651]; lever tumbler locks; padlocks [8,652]; patio locks [8,653]; preassembled locks [8,654]; reverse bevel locks [8,655]; reversible locks [8,656]; splitting-spring locks [8,657]; subtreasury locks [8,658]; three-point locks [8,659]; upright locks [8,660]; warded locks;
- master-keyed locks
- mortise locks
- rim locks
- time locks
- <locks by location or context>
- asylum locks [8,669]; ship locks [8,670];
- door locks
- furniture locks
- window locks
- air conditioning locks [8,688];
- <locks by form>
- securing device components
- accessory door hardware
- barn-door rollers [8,689]; barn-door stays [8,690]; cup escutcheons [8,691]; door bumpers [8,692]; door checks [8,693]; door knockers; door rings [8,694]; door silencers [8,695]; doorknobs; doorstops; letter-box plates [8,696]; pull bars [8,697]; push bars [8,698];
- door holders
- overhead door holders [8,699];
- door plates (finish hardware)
- brackets (finish hardware)
- handrail brackets [8,705]; shelf brackets;
- catches
- escutcheons (hardware)
- hardware handles (finish hardware)
- bar handles [8,719]; casement stays [8,720]; entrance handles [8,721]; store-door handles [8,722];
- hardware knobs (finish hardware)
- pulls
- <pulls by form>
- bail pulls [8,728]; ball and spear pulls [8,729]; bean pulls [8,730]; button pulls [8,731]; flush rings [8,732]; flush-cup pulls [8,733]; heart pulls [8,734]; offset pulls [8,735]; onion pulls [8,736]; recessed pulls [8,737]; spade pulls [8,738];
- drop pulls
- pear drop handles [8,739];
- ring handles
- lion and ring handles [8,740];
- <pulls by location or context>
- barn-door pulls; bin pulls [8,741]; drawer pulls;
- door pulls
- <pulls by form>
- holders (finish hardware)
- levers (finish hardware)
- toilet tank levers [8,751];
- safety rails
- valves (hardware)
- <hardware by location or context>
- awning hardware [8,757]; bathroom hardware; closet hardware [8,758]; corner braces [8,759]; door hardware; furniture hardware; gate hardware [8,760]; plumbing hardware [8,761]; shelf hardware [8,762]; window hardware [8,763];
- <keys and key components>
- key components
- keys (hardware)
- detachable keys [8,766]; drop keys [8,767]; folding keys [8,768]; key cards [8,769]; master keys [8,770]; night keys [8,771]; push keys [8,772]; skeleton keys; sliding-door keys [8,773]; stop keys [8,774]; submaster keys [8,775]; warded keys [8,776]; wing keys [8,777];
- bitted keys
- double-bitted keys [8,778];
- round keys
- pipe keys [8,779];
- <hardware by form>
- heads (equipment components)
- layers (components)
- lenses (components)
- Fresnel lenses; magnifiers (lenses) [8,782]; prismatic lenses [8,783]; water lenses [8,784];
- apochromats
- process lenses [8,785];
- moldings (object components)
- bolection moldings [8,786]; crown moldings;
- applied moldings
- cover moldings [8,787];
- nozzles
- tuyeres [8,788];
- object portions (components by general context)
- bottoms (object portions) [8,789]; corners (object portions) [8,790]; edges (object portions) [8,791]; ends (object portions) [8,792]; sides (lateral object portions) [8,793]; surfaces (object portions) [8,794];
- backs (object portions)
- fragments (object portions)
- fronts (object portions)
- sides (surface object portions)
- tops (object portions)
- chief (object portions) [8,801];
- sections (general, part)
- <components by specific context>
- <tool and equipment components>
- belts (tool components); bifaces (stone tools) [8,802]; bows (tools) [8,803]; chisel adapters [8,804]; chucks (tools); cogs (machinery components) [8,805]; collets; dials [8,806]; gaskets [8,807]; gears [8,808]; hafts (handles) [8,809]; hitches [8,810]; housings (equipment components) [8,811]; keyboards (machine components) [8,812]; lengthening bars [8,813]; microliths [8,814]; needle points (tool components) [8,815]; nibs (pen points) [8,816]; pen points [8,817]; pencil points; pendulums; photodiode arrays [8,818]; sanding disks [8,819]; shafts (tool components) [8,820]; shanks (equipment components) [8,821]; trammel points [8,822]; unifaces (stone tool); wheels (components) [8,823];
- <grinding and milling equipment components>
- grinding wheels; grindstones (equipment components) [8,824]; millstones (equipment components) [8,825]; sanding wheels [8,826];
- anvil components
- beak irons [8,827];
- bits (tool components)
- Forstner bits [8,828]; brush bits [8,829]; button bits [8,830]; countersink bits; expansion bits [8,831]; gimlet bits [8,832]; gouge bits [8,833]; nose bits [8,834]; plug cutters [8,835]; pod-bits [8,836]; reamer bits [8,837]; shell bits [8,838]; spiral bits [8,839]; spoon bits [8,840];
- auger bits
- ship auger bits [8,841];
- blades (tool and equipment components)
- camera components
- bellows (camera components) [8,842]; f-stops [8,843]; film holders [8,844]; lens mounts [8,845]; viewfinders [8,846];
- photographic lenses
- achromats; anamorphic lenses [8,847]; anastigmats; aplanats; convertible lenses [8,848]; fisheye lenses; fixed-focus lenses; standard lenses [8,849]; wide-angle lenses; zoom lenses;
- long-focus lenses
- shutters (camera components)
- computer components
- RAM (computer memory) [8,852]; ROM (computer memory) [8,853]; disk drives [8,854]; hard drives [8,855]; tape drives;
- culinary tool components
- hoist components
- slings (hoist components) [8,858];
- land vehicle equipment components
- plowshares
- scratch plowshares [8,859];
- printing press components
- scaffold components
- putlogs [8,862];
- stove components
- range hoods; stove lids [8,863]; stove plates [8,864];
- tool handles
- helves [8,865];
- well components
- ammunition components
- cases (ammunition components) [8,868];
- architectural elements
- <architectural elements by building type>
- installations (exhibitions) [8,869]; sets (theatrical) [8,870];
- fortification elements
- cavaliers (fortification elements) [8,871]; chevaux de frise; cunettes [8,872]; inundation sluices [8,873]; mottes [8,874]; ravelin ditches [8,875]; tenshu;
- <bastions and bastion components>
- <defensive walls and defensive wall components>
- defensive wall components
- banquettes (defensive wall components); bartizans; batardeaus [8,880]; machicolations; roundels (defensive wall components) [8,881]; terrepleins;
- <battlements and battlement components>
- battlements;
- battlement components
- breaches (fortification) [8,882]; embrasures (battlement components); merlons;
- defensive walls
- anti-tank walls [8,883]; breastworks; bulwarks [8,884]; curtain walls (fortification elements); enceintes; epaulements [8,885]; faussebrayes [8,886]; honmaru [8,887]; murus gallicus; ramparts; valla [8,888];
- defensive wall components
- baileys
- batteries (platforms)
- casemates
- traditor casemates [8,891];
- fortification openings
- keeps
- shell keeps [8,893];
- outworks
- public building fixtures
- religious building fixtures
- ablution fountains [8,902]; chancel screens;
- <altars and altar components>
- altar components
- altar steps [8,903]; gradines (altar shelves) [8,904]; mensas (altar components); sepulchers (altar components) [8,905];
- altars (religious fixtures)
- altar components
- Christian religious building fixtures
- Easter sepulchers [8,915]; baptismal baths [8,916]; baptismal fonts; baptistery arches [8,917]; ciboria (structures); confessionals (Christian religious building fixtures) [8,918]; consecration crosses; credence niches [8,919]; credence shelves [8,920]; credence tables (religious building fixtures) [8,921]; font cranes [8,922]; holy water stoups [8,923]; piscinae (Christian building fixtures) [8,924]; riddel posts [8,925]; rood lofts [8,926];
- <fixtures for seating or kneeling in Christian religious buildings>
- <screens in Christian religious buildings>
- altar screens [8,929]; baptismal screens [8,930]; cancellos [8,931]; choir screens; organ screens [8,932]; parcloses [8,933]; pardon screens [8,934];
- iconostases
- portable iconostases [8,935];
- rood screens
- altar rails
- communion rails [8,936];
- hanging pyxes
- eucharistic doves [8,937];
- pulpits
- ambos (pulpits); three-deckers (pulpits) [8,938];
- Indian religious building fixtures
- Hindu religious building fixtures
- adhiṣṭhānas [8,939]; ardhacandras [8,940]; bhadras [8,941]; candraśālās [8,942]; chattras [8,943]; chādyas [8,944]; devakulikās; ghaṇṭās (building fixtures) [8,945]; grīvās [8,946]; harmikās [8,947]; jagatīs [8,948]; jaṅghās [8,949]; kalaśas [8,950]; kapotas [8,951]; karṇas; kumbhas [8,952]; kuṇḍas (Hindu building fixtures) [8,953]; kīrttimukhas [8,954]; phāṁsanās [8,955]; prastaras (entablatures) [8,956]; prākāras [8,957]; pīṭhas [8,958]; vedikās [8,959]; āmalakas [8,960];
- maṇḍapas
- Hindu religious building fixtures
- Islamic religious building fixtures
- Japanese religious building fixtures
- Jewish religious building fixtures
- sports facilities fixtures
- scoreboards [8,966];
- theater elements
- <culminating and edge ornaments for architectural>
- acroteria; antefixes; brattishing; canopy crowns [8,978]; cheneaux [8,979]; chiwei (edge ornaments) [8,980]; chiwen; cusps [8,981]; drops (edge ornaments) [8,982]; hip knobs [8,983]; kugikakushi [8,984]; pendants (architectural ornaments) [8,985]; pinnacles [8,986]; yaṣṭis [8,987]; épis (ornaments) [8,988];
- <heating and cooking architectural elements>
- <chimneys and chimney components>
- chimney components
- chimneys (architectural elements)
- <fireplaces and fireplace components>
- firepits [9,001]; fireplaces;
- fireplace components
- <chimneys and chimney components>
- <openings and opening components>
- opening components
- architrave trims [9,009]; coaming; jambs (opening components) [9,010]; mullions; panes (architectural elements) [9,011]; reveals [9,012]; sills (opening components) [9,013]; surrounds [9,014]; transoms (opening components) [9,015]; water bars (windows or doors) [9,016]; weather strips;
- <louvers and louver components>
- Q2554375
- louver components
- <tracery and tracery components>
- shutters (opening covers)
- accordion shutters [9,026]; amado [9,027]; board-and-batten shutters [9,028]; double-hung shutters [9,029]; folding shutters [9,030]; jalousies [9,031]; panel shutters [9,032]; persiennes [9,033]; roller shutters; vertical shutters [9,034];
- hatches (opening covers)
- sliding hatches [9,035];
- interior shutters
- café-style shutters [9,036];
- louvered shutters
- plantation shutters [9,037];
- storm shutters
- Bermuda shutters [9,038];
- openings (architectural elements)
- <openings by form>
- abat-jours [9,039]; coupures [9,040]; embrasures (openings) [9,041]; oculi (openings) [9,042]; portals; wickets (architectural elements) [9,043];
- <doorways and doorway components>
- doorways [9,044];
- doorway components
- air curtains [9,045]; door bucks; doorcaps [9,046]; doorsills [9,047]; doorstones [9,048]; overdoors; replumi [9,049]; thresholds; trumeaux (doorway components);
- <doorframes and doorframe components>
- doorframes [9,050];
- doorframe components
- <doors and door components>
- door components
- doors
- <doors by form>
- Dutch doors; French doors; chōdaigamae [9,054]; double doors [9,055]; glass doors [9,056]; jib doors [9,057]; trap doors [9,058]; wicket doors [9,059];
- <doors by form: construction>
- batten doors [9,060]; entry cubicles; fire doors; louver doors; panel doors [9,061]; screen doors;
- flush doors
- <doors by function>
- access doors [9,064]; garage doors; royal doors; storm doors;
- <doors by mode of operation>
- automatic doors [9,065]; folding doors; hinged doors [9,066]; overhead doors [9,067]; pivoted doors [9,068]; revolving doors; roll-up doors [9,069]; swinging doors (doors) [9,070];
- sliding doors
- <doors by form>
- <gateways and gateway components>
- <windows and window components>
- window components
- brise-soleils; cames; leaded lights [9,076]; light shelves [9,077]; meeting rails [9,078]; sashes (window components) [9,079]; window boxes; window caps; window screens;
- <window frames and window frame components>
- window frame components
- window heads [9,080];
- window sills
- window frames
- composite windows [9,083];
- window frame components
- lights (window components)
- windows
- <windows by form>
- Chicago windows [9,087]; Diocletian windows; French windows [9,088]; Palladian windows [9,089]; classroom windows [9,090]; combination windows [9,091]; coupled windows [9,092]; double windows [9,093]; fenestrals [9,094]; fenêtres à terre [9,095]; kloosterkozijns [9,096]; kruiskozijns [9,097]; lancet windows; lattice windows [9,098]; loop windows [9,099]; meshrebeeyehs [9,100]; open-tracery windows [9,101]; picture windows [9,102]; psychiatric windows [9,103]; quarter-round lights [9,104]; rawashin [9,105]; ribbon windows [9,106]; rose windows; tripartite windows [9,107]; wicket windows [9,108];
- bay windows
- mullioned windows
- biforate windows [9,109];
- <windows by function>
- peepholes; storm windows;
- show-windows
- cabinet windows [9,110];
- <windows by location or context>
- <windows by mode of operation>
- fixed windows; pivoted windows [9,117]; sash windows; sliding windows [9,118];
- hinged windows
- casement windows;
- projected windows
- awning windows [9,119]; hopper windows;
- hung windows
- louver windows
- <windows by form>
- window components
- hatches (openings)
- buttery hatches [9,123];
- <openings by function>
- <openings by location or context>
- <openings by form>
- opening components
- <structural elements and components for structural elements>
- structural element components
- mastheads [9,131];
- <balloon and platform frame components>
- headers (structural components) [9,132]; ledger boards [9,133]; rough sills [9,134]; studs (structural components); trimmers (frame components) [9,135];
- plates (balloon and platform frame components)
- sill plates;
- wall plates (structural element components)
- roof plates [9,136];
- arch, dome or vault components
- crowns (architectural elements); extradoses [9,137]; intradoses [9,138];
- ribs (dome or vault components)
- voussoirs
- pile foundation components
- rolled sections
- structural elements
- <spanning and projecting structural elements>
- cantilevers; decking [9,157]; lintels (spanning elements); spans (structural elements) [9,158];
- <arches and arch components>
- arch components
- archivolts; haunches [9,159]; impost blocks [9,160]; imposts;
- arches
- <arches by form>
- Florentine arches [9,161]; Serliana; bell arches [9,162]; blind arches; catenary arches [9,163]; cusped arches; elliptical arches [9,164]; horseshoe arches; inverted arches [9,165]; quadrifrontal arches [9,166]; rampant arches [9,167]; segmental arches; semiarches [9,168]; semicircular arches; shouldered arches [9,169]; surbased arches [9,170];
- <arches by form: construction>
- <arches by form: hinging>
- <arches by form: number of centers>
- one-centered arches [9,180];
- <arches by form: plan>
- skew arches; splayed arches [9,181];
- pointed arches
- Italian pointed arches [9,182]; Tudor arches; drop arches [9,183]; equilateral arches [9,184]; lancet arches; ogee arches [9,185];
- stilted arches
- surmounted arches [9,186];
- <arches by function>
- counter arches; relieving arches [9,187]; straining arches [9,188];
- <arches by location or context>
- <arches by form>
- arch components
- <entablatures and entablature components>
- entablature components
- <architraves and architrave components>
- architraves (entablature);
- architrave components
- <cornices and cornice components>
- cornice components
- cornices
- block cornices; cavetto cornices [9,196]; raking cornices [9,197];
- <friezes and frieze components>
- <architraves and architrave components>
- entablatures
- architrave cornices [9,201];
- entablature components
- <trusses and truss components>
- truss components
- trusses (structural elements)
- <trusses by construction>
- Howe trusses [9,204]; Warren trusses [9,205];
- Pratt trusses
- space frames
- <trusses by form>
- Burr arch trusses; Town lattice trusses [9,208]; Vierendeel trusses [9,209]; bowstring trusses [9,210]; crescent trusses [9,211]; hammer-beam trusses [9,212]; king-post trusses [9,213]; queen-post trusses [9,214]; scissors trusses;
- Fink trusses
- fan Fink trusses [9,215];
- <trusses by location or context>
- <trusses by construction>
- beams (structural elements)
- <beams by form>
- <beams by location or context>
- <beams by support condition>
- continuous beams; simple beams [9,232];
- brackets (structural elements)
- corbels
- culs-de-lampe [9,236];
- <structural elements by specific context>
- <supporting and resisting elements>
- abutments; caissons (supporting and resisting elements) [9,239]; cololches [9,240]; concrete monoliths [9,241]; cribbing; diagrids [9,242]; fishplates (supporting elements); grillages [9,243]; nailing blocks [9,244]; pendentives; pillars [9,245]; pilotis; plinths; postholes [9,246]; shores (structural elements) [9,247]; socles; squinches [9,248]; stays (architectural elements) [9,249]; trompes (vault elements) [9,250];
- <columns and column components>
- column components
- <bases and base components for columns>
- <capitals and capital components>
- capital components
- capitals (column components)
- Aeolic capitals [9,260]; Corinthian capitals [9,261]; angle capitals [9,262]; basket capitals [9,263]; bell capitals [9,264]; bracket capitals [9,265]; crocket capitals [9,266]; cushion capitals [9,267]; lotus capitals [9,268]; palm capitals [9,269]; papyrus capitals [9,270]; protomai capitals [9,271]; scalloped capitals [9,272];
- <shafts and shaft components>
- columns (architectural elements)
- <columns by form>
- <columns by location or context>
- column components
- <pedestals and pedestal components>
- <piers and pier components>
- anthropomorphic supporting elements
- braces (architectural supporting elements)
- buttresses
- foundations (structural elements)
- floating foundations [9,311]; pile foundations;
- pier foundations
- pier foundation components
- piers (foundation components) [9,312];
- pier foundation components
- spread footings
- raft foundations [9,313];
- spread footing components
- footings
- continuous footings [9,314];
- combined footings
- cantilever footings [9,315];
- footings
- masts
- posts (structural elements)
- enclosing structural elements
- columnar screens [9,321]; room dividers; shell structures [9,322]; stressed-skin structures [9,323];
- <domes and dome components>
- dome components
- domes (architectural elements)
- Schwedler domes [9,324]; aṇḍas (domes) [9,325]; beehive domes [9,326]; calottes (domes) [9,327]; geodesic domes; onion domes; pendentive domes; ribbed domes [9,328]; saucer domes [9,329]; semidomes; umbrella domes [9,330];
- <roofs and roof components>
- roof components
- exterior roof components
- hip rolls [9,331]; lightning rods [9,332]; lookouts [9,333]; ridges (roof components) [9,334]; saddle boards [9,335]; show rafters; snow guards; valleys (roof components) [9,336];
- <eaves and eave components>
- eave components
- eaves
- closed eaves [9,339]; open eaves;
- <verges and verge components>
- roof appendages
- belvederes [9,342]; cupolas; lanterns (roof appendages) [9,343]; monitors (roof appendages) [9,344]; widows' walks;
- dormers
- chiens-assis [9,345]; eyebrow dormers; hipped dormers; shed dormers;
- gable dormers
- pedimented dormers [9,346];
- roof frame components
- sprockets [9,347];
- horizontal roof frame components
- collar beams; pole plates [9,348]; purlins; ridgeboards; straining beams [9,349]; tie beams;
- rafters
- vertical roof frame components
- pendant posts [9,355];
- crown posts
- king posts; princess posts [9,356]; queen posts;
- exterior roof components
- roofs
- <roofs by construction>
- thatched roofs;
- <roofs by construction: rafter structure>
- <roofs by construction: truss and beam structure>
- suspension roofs
- velaria [9,364];
- <roofs by form>
- <roofs by form: exterior shape>
- butterfly roofs [9,365]; conical roofs; flat roofs; rainbow roofs [9,366]; sawtooth roofs [9,367]; umbrella roofs [9,368];
- pitched roofs
- false thatched roofs [9,369]; gable-on-hip roofs [9,370]; jerkinhead roofs [9,371]; penthouses (roofs) [9,372]; platform roofs [9,373]; shed roofs; skirt-roofs [9,374];
- curb roofs
- gambrel roofs;
- mansard roofs
- French roofs [9,375];
- gable roofs
- double-gable roofs [9,376]; saddleback roofs;
- hip roofs
- pyramidal roofs [9,377];
- tent roofs
- šaters [9,378];
- <roofs by form: interior shape>
- barrel roofs; compass roofs [9,379]; open-timbered roofs [9,380];
- <roofs by form: exterior shape>
- <roofs by construction>
- roof components
- <vaults and vault components>
- vault components
- groins (vault components); vaulting capitals [9,381]; vaulting cells [9,382];
- vaulting courses
- vaults (structural elements)
- <vaults by construction>
- corbel vaults [9,383]; pitched-brick vaults;
- ribbed vaults
- fan vaults; lierne vaults [9,384]; net vaults; stellar vaults [9,385];
- timbrel vaults
- Guastavino vaults [9,386];
- compound vaults
- domical vaults;
- <compound vaults by form>
- <compound vaults by form: number of compartments>
- <compound vaults by form: profile>
- simple vaults
- <vaults by construction>
- vault components
- <walls and wall components>
- wall components
- <wall components by form or function>
- ailerons; blind windows [9,398]; false doors; gable stones [9,399]; lunettes (wall components); pilastrades [9,400]; responds [9,401]; stone slates [9,402]; taludes (wall components) [9,403]; tipi liners; tsuke-shoin [9,404]; wythes;
- <gables and gable components>
- gable components
- barge stones [9,405]; corbiesteps; gable posts [9,406]; kneelers (gable components) [9,407];
- gables (architectural elements)
- gable components
- courses
- decorative wall components
- interior wall components
- backsplashes [9,432]; baseboards; chair rails; coving; overmantels (interior wall components) [9,433]; picture rails [9,434]; plate rails [9,435]; wainscoting [9,436];
- niches
- pilasters
- estipites [9,437]; pilaster strips;
- revetments (architecture)
- tableros
- talud-tableros (wall components) [9,438];
- <wall components by location or context>
- cantons (wall components) [9,439]; corner boards [9,440]; cornerstones [9,441]; date stones [9,442]; foundation stones (wall components) [9,443]; padstones [9,444]; parapets; parastades; quoins; scarcements [9,445]; spandrels (wall components); tympana (wall components) [9,446];
- pediments
- segmental pediments;
- broken pediments
- scrolled pediments [9,447];
- <wall components by form or function>
- walls
- <walls by form>
- <walls by function>
- bearing walls; climbing walls; fire walls; fruit walls [9,457]; hot walls [9,458]; shear walls; sleeper walls [9,459];
- nonbearing walls
- curtain walls (nonbearing walls)
- wall systems [9,460];
- curtain walls (nonbearing walls)
- retaining walls
- thermal storage walls
- Trombe walls [9,463];
- <walls by location or context>
- drums (walls) [9,464]; foundation walls [9,465]; party walls;
- exterior walls
- gable ends;
- <façades and façade components>
- façade components
- frontispieces (façade components) [9,466];
- façades
- polychrome façades [9,467]; storefronts;
- screen façades
- false fronts [9,468];
- façade components
- interior walls
- wall components
- membrane structures
- tent structures [9,471];
- pneumatic structures
- air-inflated structures [9,472]; air-supported structures;
- rooflike enclosing structures
- awnings [9,473]; cloths of estate [9,474]; hoods (enclosing structures) [9,475]; marquees;
- canopies (structural elements)
- altar canopies [9,476]; architectural canopies [9,477]; baldachins (canopies); conopea (liturgical canopies); huppahs [9,478]; portable canopies; processional canopies [9,479];
- structural assemblies
- aedicules
- alzate d'altare [9,480];
- arcades (structural assemblies)
- blind arcades; interlacing arcades [9,481];
- architectural orders (assembly and style)
- colonnades
- aedicules
- structural systems
- lamella roofs [9,486];
- cable structures
- plate structures
- structural frames
- armatures (structural frames) [9,499]; balloon frames; bents (structural frames); braced frames [9,500]; crucks [9,501]; platform frames [9,502]; post-and-beam structures [9,503];
- structures (structural elements)
- <structures by location or context>
- substructures [9,506]; superstructures;
- <structures by property>
- <structures by location or context>
- <spanning and projecting structural elements>
- structural element components
- <surface elements and surface element components>
- surface element components
- surface elements (architectural)
- amortizements [9,518]; architectural ornament; copings [9,519]; muqarnas; shoji [9,520]; soffits;
- <floors and floor components>
- floor components
- subfloors [9,521]; underlayment;
- floors (surface elements)
- access floors [9,522]; floating floors; suspended floors [9,523];
- platforms (floors)
- floor components
- <moldings and molding components for architecture>
-
- <architectural moldings by form>
- <architectural moldings by form: motif>
- bead and reel moldings [9,527]; beakhead moldings [9,528]; chain moldings [9,529]; dogtooth moldings [9,530]; egg and dart moldings [9,531]; leaf-and-dart moldings; paternosters [9,532]; ribbon-and-stick moldings;
- billet moldings
- roll billet moldings [9,533];
- <architectural moldings by form: section>
- struck moldings
- stop moldings [9,551];
- <architectural moldings by form: motif>
- <architectural moldings by location or context>
- <architectural moldings by form>
- molding components
-
- ceilings
- acoustical ceilings [9,562]; barrel ceilings [9,563]; beam ceilings [9,564]; camp ceilings [9,565]; cathedral ceilings [9,566]; compartment ceilings [9,567]; cove ceilings [9,568]; luminous ceilings [9,569]; stucco ceilings [9,570]; suspended ceilings [9,571];
- <coffered ceilings and coffered ceiling components>
- coffered ceilings;
- coffered ceiling components
- coffers (ceiling components) [9,572];
- flashing (building components)
- pavements (surface elements)
- barriers and barrier elements
- barrier elements
- cattle guards [9,578]; grates [9,579]; guardrails; monks (barrier elements) [9,580]; stanchions; turnstiles [9,581];
- <balustrades, railings and their components>
- balustrades; railings (balustrades);
- <balustrade and railing components>
- balusters (railing components); handrails; wall rails [9,582];
- grilles (barrier elements)
- window guards [9,583];
- lattices
- jali [9,584];
- barriers
- fencing (barriers) [9,585];
- barrier elements
- circulation elements
- gangways (circulation elements) [9,586];
- <stairs and stair components>
- stair components
- apron pieces (stair components) [9,587]; carriage pieces [9,588]; flights (stair components) [9,589]; landings (stair components) [9,590]; subrails [9,591]; wreaths (stair components) [9,592];
- <newels and newel components>
- newel components
- newel caps; newel collars [9,593]; newel drops [9,594];
- newels
- landing newels [9,595];
- newel components
- <steps and step components>
- step components
- steps (stair units)
- strings (stair components)
- stairs
- <stairs by form>
- disappearing stairs [9,607]; flying stairs [9,608]; geometrical stairs [9,609]; newel stairs [9,610]; open newel stairs [9,611]; straight stairs [9,612];
- <stairs by form: landings>
- <stairs by form: turns>
- spiral stairs
- double spiral stairs; solid newel stairs [9,619];
- <stairs by location or context>
- <stairs by form>
- stair components
- ramps (circulation elements)
- <architectural elements by building type>
- biological components
- fascicles (biological) [9,627]; organs (biological components);
- animal components
- ankles (animal components) [9,628]; antlers (animal components); arms (animal components) [9,629]; beaks (animal components) [9,630]; brains [9,631]; chests (animal components) [9,632]; claws (animal components) [9,633]; cremains [9,634]; deutoplasm; eggs (biological bodies); elbows (animal components); eyes (animal components); faces (human components) [9,635]; feathers (animal components) [9,636]; feet (animal components); fingers (animal components) [9,637]; foreheads [9,638]; genitals (animal components) [9,639]; hands (animal components) [9,640]; heads (animal components); hips (animal components); hooves (animal components); horns (animal components) [9,641]; human remains [9,642]; intestines; knees (animal components) [9,643]; legs (animal components) [9,644]; ova [9,645]; paws (animal components) [9,646]; protoplasm; skin (animal component) [9,647]; sperm; tails (animal components); teeth (animal components) [9,648]; toes (animal components) [9,649]; torsos (animal components) [9,650]; tusks (animal component); wings (animal components); wrists (animal components) [9,651];
- <skeletons and skeleton components>
- skeletons (animal components);
- skeleton components (animal components)
- femurs [9,652]; skulls (skeleton components); spicules;
- bodies (animal components)
- <bodies by state or condition>
- corpses (bodies) [9,653];
- <bodies by state or condition>
- hair (animal components)
- needles (animal components) [9,654];
- plant components
- branches (plant components) [9,655]; flowers (plant components) [9,656]; roots (plant components);
- buds
- clove (flower bud) [9,657];
- fruit (plant components)
- <fruit by condition>
- dry fruit
- cone (fruit) [9,660];
- nut (plant component)
- acorn; almonds (drupe kernels); cashew nut [9,661]; chestnut (nut) [9,662]; hazelnuts (nuts) [9,663]; walnut (nut);
- fleshy fruit
- accessory fruits
- berry
- banana (fruit); blueberry (fruit); buckthorn berry [9,664]; cranberry (fruit) [9,665]; grape (berry fruit) [9,666]; tomato [9,667];
- citrus fruit
- citron (fruit) [9,668]; grapefruit (citrus fruit); lemon (fruit) [9,669]; lime (fruit); orange (fruit);
- pepo
- compound fruits
- blackberry (fruit) [9,673]; pineapple (fruit); rasberry (fruit) [9,674];
- drupe
- coconut (fruit) [9,675]; mango (fruit); olive (fruit); peach (fruit) [9,676]; plum (fruit);
- pome
- pods (fruit)
- cacao (fruit) [9,677];
- leaves (plant components)
- seeds (plant components)
- peanuts [9,680];
- building divisions
- annexes (building divisions) [9,681]; appentices (buildings) [9,682]; bays (building divisions); corps de logis; fire towers (building divisions) [9,683]; fronts (architectural) [9,684]; hyphens [9,685]; jetties (building divisions) [9,686]; outer baileys [9,687]; overhangs; pavilions (building divisions) [9,688]; penthouses (building divisions); podiums (building divisions); westworks;
-
- attics (exterior stories) [9,689]; clerestories; mezzanines; piani nobili; tribunes (stories) [9,690]; triforiums;
- basements
- <Greek and Roman temple substructure components>
- <steeples and steeple components>
- elevations (building divisions)
- rooms and spaces
- <rooms and spaces by building type>
- <stable and barn spaces>
- exhibition building spaces
- museum shops [9,703];
- health facility spaces
- blood banks; emergency rooms; nurses' stations [9,704]; recovery rooms;
- hospital wards
- maternity wards [9,705];
- intensive care units
- religious building spaces
- naoi (chambers) [9,706]; oratories [9,707]; pastophoria; sacraria [9,708];
- Christian religious building spaces
- ambulatories; chancels; chevets (building spaces) [9,709]; choirs (church spaces); cloisters; conventicles [9,710]; coretti [9,711]; crossings (building spaces) [9,712]; crypts; feretories [9,713]; misericords (building spaces) [9,714]; parlatories [9,715]; presbyteries [9,716]; retrochoirs; transepts;
- chapels (rooms or structures)
- antiparabemata [9,717]; apse chapels [9,718]; axial chapels [9,719]; camarines; chantries; funeral chapels; lady chapels; monastary chapels [9,720]; parekklesia [9,721]; private chapels; protheses; radiating chapels [9,722]; royal chapels; sepulchral chapels; side chapels [9,723]; tomb chapels [9,724]; transept chapels [9,725];
- narthexes
- sacristies (religious spaces)
- sanctuaries (religious building spaces)
- temple spaces
- theater spaces
- <performance and backstage spaces>
- backstages; fly lofts [9,737]; green rooms [9,738]; orchestra pits; orchestras (stage spaces) [9,739]; stage houses [9,740]; wings (theater spaces) [9,741];
- <stages and stage components>
- stage components
- stages (performance spaces)
- <tiring houses and tiring house components>
- <upper stages and upper stage components>
- audience spaces
- boxes (audience spaces); caveae [9,750]; cunei [9,751]; diazomata; orchestras (audience spaces) [9,752]; parodoi; pits (theater spaces) [9,753]; praecinctiones;
- <performance and backstage spaces>
- tomb spaces
- <rooms and spaces by form>
- cages (enclosures) [9,758];
- alcoves
- alae [9,759]; inglenooks; tokonoma;
- balconies
- galleries (upper level spaces)
- choir lofts; minstrel galleries; organ lofts [9,762];
- uncovered spaces
- atriums (Roman halls); patios (recreation areas);
-
- base-courts; cloister garths [9,763]; light courts [9,764]; peristyles (Roman courtyards); quadriportici [9,765]; sahns [9,766];
-
- atriums (church courtyards) [9,767];
- decks (uncovered spaces)
- observation decks; sun decks [9,768];
- stoops (uncovered spaces)
- box stoops [9,769];
- <rooms and spaces by function>
- <display rooms and spaces>
- alternative spaces [9,770]; conservatories (building spaces) [9,771]; galleries (display spaces); herbaria [9,772]; period rooms; studiolos;
- showrooms
- <eating and drinking spaces>
- banquet halls [9,776]; breakfast nooks [9,777]; breakfast rooms [9,778]; cafeterias (eating and drinking spaces); canteens (eating and recreation spaces) [9,779]; dinettes [9,780]; dining alcoves [9,781]; lunchrooms [9,782]; pump rooms [9,783]; supper rooms [9,784];
- dining halls
- dining rooms
- hestiatoria [9,785]; triclinia (rooms);
- <entertainment and recreation spaces>
- assembly rooms; ballrooms; cockpits (recreation spaces) [9,786]; gaming rooms [9,787]; indoor tracks [9,788]; media rooms [9,789]; music rooms; screening rooms [9,790]; staterooms;
- recreation rooms
- game rooms
- <reading and writing spaces>
- bhandārs [9,791]; carrels; libraries (rooms); reading rooms; scriptoria; studies (rooms); writing rooms [9,792];
- <social and sitting spaces>
- calefactories; common rooms; dens (rooms) [9,793]; drawing rooms; family rooms; morning rooms [9,794]; sitting rooms;
- cabinets (rooms)
- boudoirs (rooms); cabinets of curiosities (rooms) [9,795];
- living rooms
- lounges (sitting rooms)
- V.I.P. lounges [9,796];
- salons (rooms for entertaining)
- salons de compagnie [9,797];
- waiting rooms
- <spaces for bath, dressing and sanitary uses>
- bathrooms; dressing rooms; lavatories (rooms) [9,798]; locker rooms; privies; shower rooms [9,799]; steam rooms; toilet compartments [9,800];
- Roman bath spaces
- <utility and access spaces>
- air locks (airtight spaces); chases (wall spaces); crawl spaces [9,804]; service cores [9,805];
- chutes
- utility rooms
- boiler rooms [9,810];
- <work and instructional spaces>
- banking rooms [9,811]; classrooms; control rooms; instruction rooms [9,812]; language laboratories; laundry rooms; press boxes; sail lofts [9,813]; sculleries; sewing rooms [9,814]; studios (work spaces) [9,815]; workshops (work spaces);
- broadcasting studios
- kitchens
- offices (work spaces)
- dental offices [9,816]; home offices (workspaces) [9,817]; patent offices [9,818];
- ticket offices
- sound studios
- assembly spaces
- auditoriums; chambers (assembly spaces) [9,819];
- conference rooms
- circulation spaces
- concourses [9,820]; escalator wells [9,821]; wellways [9,822];
- aisles
- passages (circulation spaces)
- corridors; cryptoportici; dwarf galleries; fauces; screens passages [9,825]; souterrains (passages);
- stairwells
- pressurized stairwells [9,826];
- entrance spaces
- entrance halls; genkan; loading docks; lobbies; mud rooms [9,827]; vestibules [9,828]; voorhuises [9,829];
- equipment spaces
- protective spaces
- storm cellars; train sheds [9,834]; vaults (strong rooms) [9,835];
- bomb shelters
- air raid shelters; nuclear bomb shelters [9,836];
- reception spaces
- presence chambers [9,837]; reception rooms [9,838]; throne rooms;
- sleeping spaces
- dormitories (rooms) [9,839]; guest rooms [9,840];
- bedrooms
- cubicula (domestic spaces) [9,841]; master bedrooms;
- storage spaces
- archives (rooms) [9,842]; baggage rooms [9,843]; butteries [9,844]; chandleries (rooms); cold storage rooms [9,845]; gun rooms; larders; print rooms [9,846]; vestiaries [9,847]; vestries (dressing rooms) [9,848]; wardrobes (rooms) [9,849];
- cellars (storerooms)
- beer cellars [9,850]; root cellars; wharf cellars [9,851]; wine cellars;
- closets (storage spaces)
- pantries
- butlers' pantries [9,852];
- shelving (storage area)
- storerooms
- museum storerooms [9,855];
- treasuries (rooms)
- cimeliarchs [9,856];
- <display rooms and spaces>
- <rooms and spaces by location or context>
- exterior covered spaces
- interior spaces (spaces by location)
- atriums (interior spaces) [9,862]; exedrae (interior spaces); hemicycles; lofts (upper level floors); long galleries; moya [9,863]; naves; oeci [9,864]; opkamers [9,865]; rooms (interior spaces); rotundas (interior spaces) [9,866]; solariums (building spaces); solars (building spaces) [9,867]; tablina [9,868];
- apses
- booths
- cells (interior spaces)
- combinations of rooms
- suites (rooms) [9,876];
- apartments
- accessory apartments [9,877]; micro-units [9,878]; studio apartments [9,879]; triplexes (apartments) [9,880];
- flats (apartments)
- halls (interior spaces)
- apadanas; hypostyle halls; tang (halls) [9,881]; xuan [9,882];
- shafts (spaces)
- air shafts; hoistways [9,883]; light wells [9,884];
- sun rooms
- Florida rooms [9,885];
- <rooms and spaces by occupants>
- servants' halls;
- guardrooms
- men's quarters
- nurseries (rooms)
- women's quarters
- <rooms and spaces by property>
- anechoic rooms [9,891]; clean rooms; vacuum chambers;
- <rooms and spaces by building type>
- towers (building divisions)
- wings (building divisions)
- container components
- air traps (decorative glass components) [9,896]; bodies (container components) [9,897]; bungholes [9,898]; collars (container components) [9,899]; fondi d'oro [9,900]; foot rings [9,901]; galleried rims [9,902]; kicks [9,903]; liners (container components) [9,904]; lugs (knobs) [9,905]; marlis [9,906]; mouths (container components) [9,907]; necks (container components) [9,908]; pad bases [9,909]; pontil marks; protomai [9,910]; prunts [9,911]; rims [9,912]; shoulders (container components) [9,913]; spigots [9,914]; string rims [9,915]; taps (container components) [9,916]; trailings (decorative glass component) [9,917]; wells (container components) [9,918];
- closures (container components)
- covers (closures)
- stoppers (container components)
- knops
- mereses [9,928];
- lips (container components)
- beaks (container component) [9,929];
- spouts (container components)
- costume components
- apparels (vestment components) [9,933]; aurifrisia [9,934]; backs (garment sections) [9,935]; bavolets [9,936]; busks; canions [9,937]; cauls (costume components) [9,938]; chin bands [9,939]; chin straps (costume components) [9,940]; chin ties [9,941]; clavi; coattails [9,942]; corsages (costume components) [9,943]; earflaps [9,944]; facings (costume components); fronts (garment sections) [9,945]; furbelows; gussets (costume components) [9,946]; hatbands [9,947]; heel plates [9,948]; insoles [9,949]; lapels; lappets; liripipes; molas; orphreys [9,950]; panels (costume components) [9,951]; peplums; plumes (ornaments); rands (costume components) [9,952]; slashing; sleeve ruffs [9,953]; stays (costume components) [9,954]; waistbands; wristbands;
-
- helmet liners
- web suspension (helmet liners) [9,955];
- helmet liners
- <jewelry and accessory components>
- armor components
- Q4397654
- breastplate components
- lance rests; plackarts; tilting targets [9,959];
- helmet components
- shield components
- vambrace components
- belt components
- mordants (belt components) [9,971];
- crowns (hat components)
- steeple crowns [9,972];
- cuffs (costume components)
- boot cuffs [9,973]; engageantes;
- pockets (costume components)
- shoe components
- sleeves (costume)
- hanging sleeves; leg-of-mutton sleeves; mameluke sleeves [9,976]; oversleeves; pagoda sleeves; undersleeves;
- trains (costume components)
- visors (costume components)
- peaks (visors) [9,977];
- furnishings components
- <coverings and hangings components>
- shade pulls [9,978];
- curtain components
- curtain hooks [9,979]; curtain rods;
- curtain rings
- shower curtain rings [9,980];
- quilt components
- rug components
- elem [9,985];
- knots (rug components)
- Berber knots [9,986]; Tibetan knots (rug components) [9,987]; asymmetrical knots; jufti knots [9,988]; symmetrical knots;
- upholstery components
- frame components
- furniture components
- aprons (furniture components) [10,000]; bends (furniture components) [10,001]; birdcages (furniture components) [10,002]; bookrests [10,003]; carcases (furniture components) [10,004]; cleats [10,005]; corner blocks [10,006]; countertops; dustboards [10,007]; end boards [10,008]; footrests; galleries (furniture components) [10,009]; lopers (furniture components) [10,010]; noix [10,011]; pigeonholes [10,012]; pupitres (furniture components) [10,013]; tabletops [10,014];
- <arms and arm components>
- arm components (furniture)
- arms (furniture components)
- <bases for furniture>
- trestles (furniture components)
- A trestles [10,026];
- trestles (furniture components)
- <corners for furniture>
- <doors for furniture>
- prospect doors [10,030];
- <drawers and drawer components>
- <ends for furniture>
- <feet and foot components for furniture>
- foot components
- furniture feet
- Spanish feet [10,048]; block feet [10,049]; bootjack feet [10,050]; pointed shod feet [10,051]; runner feet [10,052]; scroll feet [10,053]; slipper feet [10,054]; therm feet [10,055]; trifid feet [10,056];
- <furniture feet by motif>
- ball feet
- turnip feet [10,068];
- bracket feet
- bun feet
- melon feet [10,071];
- club feet
- pad feet
- toupie feet [10,072];
- pad feet
- <furniture backs and back components>
- backs (furniture components) [10,073];
- furniture back components
- <furniture legs and leg components>
- furniture leg components
- legs (furniture components)
- <seats and seat components>
- backboards (furniture components)
- splashboards [10,101];
- bed components
- bed slats [10,102]; bedframes; blanket rails [10,103]; canopies (bed components) [10,104]; footboards; headboards; side rails [10,105];
- bedposts
- bedsprings
- box springs [10,108];
- mattresses
- French mattresses [10,109];
- testers
- drop testers [10,110]; flying testers; half-testers [10,111];
- hoods (furniture components)
- bonnet tops [10,112];
- shelves
- shelving units [10,113];
- slides (furniture components)
- candle slides [10,114];
- spindles (furniture components)
- supports (furniture components)
- <supports by form>
- <supports by location or context>
- upholstery
- over-the-rail upholstery [10,125];
- lighting device components
- India shades [10,126]; artificial logs [10,127]; baffles [10,128]; barn doors; bobeches; brackets (lighting device components) [10,129]; candle followers [10,130]; chimneys (lighting device components) [10,131]; cocks (lighting device components) [10,132]; collars (lighting device components) [10,133]; deflectors [10,134]; diffusers [10,135]; dimmers; douters [10,136]; extinguishers (candlestick accessory) [10,137]; filters (lighting device components); fonts (lighting device components) [10,138]; harps (lighting device components) [10,139]; hurricane glasses [10,140]; hurricane shades [10,141]; lamp cords [10,142]; lampshades [10,143]; light towers [10,144]; lusters (lighting device components) [10,145]; nossels [10,146]; prisms; pushups (lighting device components); reflectors [10,147]; reservoirs (lighting device components) [10,148]; rushlight shades [10,149]; savealls [10,150]; shade holders [10,151]; smoke bells [10,152]; starters (flourescent lamp components) [10,153]; thumb wheels [10,154]; wick picks [10,155]; wick trimmers [10,156]; wick tubes [10,157]; wicks [10,158];
- ballasts (lighting devices)
- reference ballasts [10,159];
- burners (oil lamp components)
- <burners by form>
- Argand burners; duplex burners [10,160]; flat wick burners [10,161];
- <burners by fuel type>
- <burners by form>
- glasses (lighting device components)
- light bulbs
- LED bulbs [10,177]; black light bulbs [10,178]; comparison lamps [10,179]; daylight lamps [10,180]; halogen bulbs [10,181]; infrared lamps; photoflood lamps; projector lamps [10,182]; stroboscopic lamps [10,183]; sunlamps; ultraviolet lamps [10,184];
- electric lamps (lighting device components)
- arc lamps;
- electric discharge lamps
- fluorescent lamps (lighting device components) [10,185]; neon lamps;
- high-intensity discharge lamps
- incandescent lamps (lighting device components)
- reflector lamps [10,192]; tungsten-halogen lamps;
- light sockets
- bayonet sockets (light sockets) [10,193]; candle sockets [10,194]; screw-in sockets (light sockets);
- <coverings and hangings components>
- information form components
- <components for controlled vocabularies>
- <script and type forms>
- braille; tablature;
- <script and type forms by cultural or intellectual valuation>
- typographica [10,202];
- letterform components
- script and type signs
- icons (script and type signs) [10,206]; ligatures (script forms); logograms (signs) [10,207]; pictographs; punctuation marks; runes;
- ideograms
- emoji [10,208];
- numerals
- phonetic signs
- syllabic signs [10,209];
- letters (signs)
- capital letters; letterforms [10,210]; lowercase letters; small capitals;
- scripts (writing)
- <scripts by form>
- Linear A; Linear B; cuneiform; cursive scripts (general scripts by form) [10,211]; logograms (scripts) [10,212]; ogham [10,213];
- <Latin and Greek alphabet scripts>
- Beneventan minuscule; Caroline minuscule; Protogothic; Visigothic minuscule; copperplate (script); half uncial; later Roman cursive; majuscule; minuscule; older Roman cursive; rustic capitals; square capitals; uncial;
- Gothic scripts
- Insular scripts
- Insular majuscule [10,214]; Insular minuscule;
- Merovingian scripts
- humanistic scripts
- antiqua [10,217]; humanistic cursive;
- Arabic scripts
- Chinese scripts
- slender gold script [10,227]; standard script (Chinese script) [10,228]; tie (Chinese script) [10,229];
- clerical script
- cursive script (Chinese scripts)
- running script
- seal script
- bronze script [10,237]; great seal script [10,238]; oracle bone script; small seal script;
- Indic scripts
- Syriac scripts
- hieroglyphics
- ideographic scripts
- shorthand
- <scripts by function>
- <scripts by form>
- typefaces (type forms)
- ornate (typeface group) [10,250]; roman (upright typeface group) [10,251];
- <typefaces by context>
- display types [10,252]; text types;
- <typefaces by weight or density>
- black letter (typefaces)
- italic (typefaces)
- roman (typeface style group)
- modern (typeface group) [10,256]; sans serif; transitional (typeface group) [10,257];
-
- humanist (typeface group) [10,258];
- script (typeface group)
- civilité [10,259];
- gathered matter components
- backs (gathered matter components) [10,260]; bifolia [10,261]; errata slips [10,262]; gatherings (gathered matter components) [10,263]; kerfs [10,264]; press sheets [10,265]; sewing stations [10,266]; spines (book components) [10,267]; text blocks [10,268]; thumb indexes;
- <bindings and binding components>
- binding components
- French joints [10,269]; back linings (binding components) [10,270]; bands (binding components) [10,271]; bead (binding component) [10,272]; binding finishing hardware [10,273]; cores (binding components) [10,274]; cornerpieces (binding components) [10,275]; doublures [10,276]; false bands [10,277]; flanges (binding components) [10,278]; flyleaves [10,279]; guards (binding components) [10,280]; headcaps [10,281]; kettle stitches [10,282]; pastedowns [10,283]; sewing supports [10,284]; slips (binding components) [10,285]; tapes (binding components) [10,286]; thongs (binding components) [10,287]; tie downs [10,288]; tight joints [10,289]; turn-ins [10,290];
- boards (binding components)
- split boards [10,291];
- cords (binding components)
- recessed cords [10,292];
- endleaves
- headbands (binding components)
- bindings (gathered matter components)
- <bindings by conditions of production>
- <bindings by structure>
- Coptic bindings [10,301]; accordion album bindings [10,302]; asa-no-ha-toji [10,303]; butterfly album bindings [10,304]; case bindings (gathered matter components) [10,305]; chained bindings [10,306]; folded album bindings [10,307]; fukuro-toji [10,308]; hollow back bindings [10,309]; kikko-toji [10,310]; library bindings (gathered matter) [10,311]; limp bindings [10,312]; loose-leaf bindings [10,313]; pamphlet bindings [10,314]; tight back bindings [10,315];
- adhesive bindings (gathered matter components)
- caoutchouc bindings (gathered matter components); perfect bindings (gathered matter components) [10,316];
- compound bindings
- dos-à-dos bindings [10,317];
- mechanical bindings (components)
- spiral bindings; staple bindings [10,318];
- <bindings by style or decoration>
- Aldine bindings [10,319]; Chippendale bindings [10,320]; Cosway bindings [10,321]; Etruscan bindings [10,322]; Greek style bindings [10,323]; Grolieresque bindings; Hollis bindings [10,324]; Jansenist style bindings [10,325]; Masonic bindings [10,326]; cameo bindings [10,327]; cornerpiece bindings [10,328]; cottage style (binding) [10,329]; embroidered bindings [10,330]; fanfare bindings [10,331]; half bindings [10,332]; lace bindings [10,333]; landscape bindings [10,334]; panel stamp bindings; three-quarter bindings [10,335]; vellucent bindings [10,336];
- armorial bindings
- royal bindings [10,337];
- quarter bindings
- Roxburghe bindings [10,338];
- binding components
- <coverings for gathered matter>
- book jackets; chemises (book coverings) [10,339];
- covers (gathered matter components)
- edges (gathered matter components)
- fore-edge paintings (components)
- double fore-edge paintings (objects) [10,348];
- interleaves
- guard sheets [10,349];
- leaves (gathered matter)
- pages (components)
- registers (book components)
- signets (registers) [10,355];
- layout features
- caption titles [10,356]; catchwords; chapters (layout features) [10,357]; columns (layout features) [10,358]; cut-in notes [10,359]; double spreads [10,360]; grids (layout features) [10,361]; guide letters; leading (spacing) [10,362]; lettering (layout features) [10,363]; line spacing [10,364]; long-line format [10,365]; panels (comics) [10,366]; paragraphs [10,367]; rubrics; rules (layout features) [10,368]; runarounds [10,369]; signatures (binders' notations) [10,370]; text (layout feature) [10,371]; words (layout features) [10,372];
- <images and ornament for layout features>
- bas-de-pages [10,373]; cornerpieces (layout features) [10,374]; dingbats (typographical ornaments); line fillings [10,375]; pictorial layout [10,376]; printers' ornaments [10,377];
- illustrations (layout features)
- <illustrations by form>
- <illustrations by subject type>
- botanical illustrations; courtroom illustrations; fashion illustrations (layout features); scientific illustrations (images) [10,382]; technical illustrations (images);
- headings
- initials (layout features)
- factotum initials [10,383]; figure initials [10,384]; historiated initials; inhabited initials [10,385]; versals [10,386];
- margins
- gutters (margins) [10,387];
- material components
- atoms [10,388]; chromophores; electrons;
- ions
- molecules
- measuring device components
- azimuth circles [10,391]; compass cards [10,392]; pressure transducers [10,393];
- scale components
- beams (balance components) [10,394]; counterpoises [10,395]; pans (scale components) [10,396];
- weights (scale components)
- coin weights; gold-weights [10,397];
- surveying accessories
- range poles [10,398];
- timepiece components
- gnomons;
- <clock and watch components>
- balance cocks [10,399]; balance wheels; clock cases [10,400]; crown wheels [10,401]; escape wheels [10,402]; fusees; jacks (clock and watch components) [10,403]; plates (timepiece components) [10,404]; racks (timepiece components) [10,405]; racks and snails [10,406]; timing screws [10,407]; watch keys [10,408]; watchcases;
- <clock and watch trains>
- balance springs
- hairsprings [10,411];
- escapements
- anchor escapements [10,412]; deadbeat escapements [10,413]; gravity escapements [10,414]; lever escapements; verge escapements;
- hands (indicators)
- sound device components
- keys (sound device components) [10,417]; mirlitons; pedals (sound device components); turntables (sound device component) [10,418];
- aerophone components
- barrels (aerophone components) [10,419]; bells (aerophone components) [10,420]; joints (aerophone components) [10,421]; ligatures (aerophone components) [10,422]; mouthpieces; pirouettes [10,423]; reeds (aerophone components) [10,424]; slides (aerophone components) [10,425]; valves (aerophone components) [10,426]; wind caps [10,427];
- <pipes: aerophone components>
- drone pipes [10,428];
- melody pipes
- organ pipes (components)
- flue pipes (organ pipes); reed pipes (organ pipes) [10,429];
- crooks (aerophone components)
- bocals (crooks) [10,430];
- keywork
- Albert system; Boehm system [10,431]; closed system [10,432]; open system [10,433]; simple system [10,434];
- organ components
- organ cases [10,435];
- chordophone components
- barring; bows (chordophone components) [10,436]; bridges (chordophone components) [10,437]; capotastos [10,438]; fingerboards [10,439]; frets (chordophone components) [10,440]; necks (chordophone components) [10,441]; nuts (chordophone components) [10,442]; plectra [10,443]; purfling; tuning pegs;
- strings (chordophone components)
- drone strings [10,444]; melody strings [10,445]; sympathetic strings;
- keyboard instrument components
- <keyboard actions and action components>
- <swells and swell components>
- swells (keyboard instrument components) [10,451];
- swell components
- swell boxes; swell shutters [10,452];
- keyboards (sound device components)
- mutes (sound device components)
- dampers (mutes) [10,455];
- percussion instrument components
- drum components
- drumheads; shells (drum components) [10,456]; snares (drum components);
- percussion beaters
- clappers (percussion beaters) [10,457]; drumsticks; hammers (percussion beaters) [10,458]; wire brushes (percussion beaters) [10,459];
- drum components
- resonators
- bellies [10,460]; soundboards (resonators); soundboxes [10,461];
- system components
- <plumbing and stormwater system components>
- catch basins [10,462]; cesspools; cisterns (plumbing components); impluvia; leaching fields [10,463]; leader heads; rain barrels; safes (plumbing components) [10,464]; seepage pits [10,465]; septic tanks; sumps [10,466]; water storage tanks [10,467];
- drains
- French drains; area drains [10,468]; fixture drains [10,469]; storm drains;
- gutters (building drainage components)
- piping (plumbing system components)
- plumbing fixtures
- bidets (plumbing fixtures); drinking fountains; laundry trays [10,483]; shower heads; urinals (plumbing fixtures) [10,484]; washfountains [10,485]; water conditioners [10,486];
- bathtubs
- shower baths [10,487]; sitz baths;
- sinks (fixtures)
- lavaboes (sinks); lavatories (sinks); slop sinks [10,488]; wash sinks [10,489];
- toilets (fixtures)
- traps (plumbing system components)
- water heaters
- waterspouts
- HVAC components
- <cooling, heating and humidifying components>
- air washers [10,493]; breechings [10,494]; cooling towers; radiator enclosures [10,495]; solar thermal panels; stovepipes (pipes) [10,496]; thermostats [10,497]; trompes (cooling components) [10,498];
- boilers (HVAC components)
- furnaces (heating components)
- heat exchangers
- borehole heat exchangers [10,503]; condensers (heat exchangers);
- coils (heat exchangers)
- heat pumps
- heat-distributing units
- ventilation system components
- air diffusers [10,513]; air distribution systems [10,514]; air ducts; air-handling units; blowers [10,515]; cowls (ventilation system components) [10,516]; dampers (HVAC components) [10,517]; fume hoods; plenum chambers [10,518]; registers (HVAC components) [10,519]; ventilators (ventilation components);
- air filters
- <cooling, heating and humidifying components>
- electrical system components
- actuators [10,522]; capacitors; circuit boards; circuit breakers [10,523]; circuits; electric conduits [10,524]; electric switches; electric wiring; ground-fault circuit interruptors [10,525]; insulators [10,526]; occupancy sensors [10,527]; oscillators [10,528]; panelboards; power outlets; punch blocks (electrical connections) [10,529]; receptacles; resistors [10,530]; rheostats; rheotomes [10,531]; switchboards; transistors [10,532];
-
- diodes
- electric cables
- electrodes
- ion-selective electrodes [10,533];
- photovoltaic cells
- raceways
- busways [10,534];
- transformers
- infrastructural elements
- dam elements
- transportation elements
- <road and roadside elements>
- curbs [10,538]; gutters (roadside elements) [10,539]; median strips; roadside rest areas [10,540]; roadways [10,541]; shoulders (roadside elements); speed bumps; traffic islands [10,542];
- <manholes and manhole components>
- manhole components
- grade separations
- intersections
- traffic circles;
- interchanges
- lanes (road elements)
- pedestrian facilities
- street furniture
- Morris columns [10,544]; fire hydrants; mailboxes [10,545]; parking meters; street lighting units; traffic bollards [10,546]; traffic signals [10,547];
- bridge elements
- transit system elements
- <road and roadside elements>
- utilities components
- oil pipelines; power lines;
- utility poles
- telephone poles [10,555];
- protection system components
- fire alarm system components
- manual stations [10,556];
- fire detectors
- flame detectors; temperature detectors [10,557];
- smoke detectors
- fire extinguishing system components
- security system components
- fire alarm system components
- telecommunication systems components
- liquid crystal displays; radio receivers; telephone wires [10,560]; television receivers;
-
- <antennas by form>
- <antennas by function>
- telegraphs
- engine-room telegraphs [10,561];
- telephones
- transceivers
- <plumbing and stormwater system components>
- textile components
- hems (components); nap (textile component); selvage; transverse selvage [10,564];
- pile (textile component)
- knotted pile [10,565];
- pleats
- French pleats [10,566]; accordion pleats [10,567]; box pleats; cartridge pleats [10,568]; inverted pleats; knife pleats [10,569]; pinch pleats [10,570];
- stitches
- Florentine stitches [10,571]; French knots [10,572]; buttonhole stitches (lace stitches) [10,573]; chain stitches [10,574]; colcha stitches [10,575]; couched stitches [10,576]; picots [10,577]; plain cross stitches (tapestry stitches) [10,578]; plain stitches [10,579]; running stitches [10,580]; satin stitches [10,581]; stem stitches [10,582]; whip stitches [10,583];
- buttonhole stitches (edge stitches)
- blanket stitches [10,584];
- warp
- weft
- vehicle components
- berths (sleeping spaces) [10,594]; bows (vehicle components) [10,595]; propellers [10,596]; rudders; shafts (vehicle components) [10,597]; steering wheels; tires [10,598];
- <vehicle components by vehicle type>
- <aircraft and spacecraft components>
- airframes; fuselages;
- aircraft aeronautical lights
- landing lights [10,599]; position lights;
- land vehicle components
- watercraft components
- counters (watercraft components) [10,602]; crow's-nests (ships' components) [10,603]; daggerboards; hulls [10,604]; leading blocks [10,605]; nautical rigging [10,606]; outriggers [10,607]; pilothouses [10,608]; spars (watercraft components) [10,609]; spinnakers; taffrails; transoms (watercraft components);
- decks (watercraft components)
- keels (watercraft components)
- fin keels [10,610];
- rigs
- sterns
- counter sterns [10,615];
- <aircraft and spacecraft components>
- cabins (vehicle spaces)
- deck cabins [10,616];
- fenders (vehicle components)
- vehicle lights
- clearance lamps [10,617]; fog lights; parking lights; sidelights (vehicle lights) [10,618];
- headlights
- sealed beam headlights [10,619];
- taillights
- visual works components
- photograph components [10,620]; predellas [10,621]; wings (visual works components) [10,622];
- applied decoration
- electronic image components
- mosaic components
- tesserae (mosaic components) [10,633];
- motion picture components
- film clips [10,634]; found footage [10,635]; frames (motion picture components) [10,636]; intertitles [10,637]; outtakes; sound tracks; stock shots; subtitles (motion picture components) [10,638];
- painting components
- giornate [10,639]; pentimenti; pontate [10,640];
- brush strokes
- paint layers
- imprimatura; ink washes [10,645]; overpaint (paint layer) [10,646]; primuersel [10,647]; scumbles [10,648];
- underpainting
- sculpture components
- weapon components
- edged weapon components
- projectile weapon components
- bannerstones; nocks [10,663];
- arrow components
- arrowheads; feathers (arrow components) [10,664];
- firearm components
- magazines (firearm components) [10,665]; ramrods; sights (firearm components); stocks (firearm components) [10,666]; trigger guards; wind gauges;
- <breech mechanisms and breech mechanism components>
- breech mechanism components
- breechblocks
- bolts (breechblocks) [10,667];
- breechblocks
- breech mechanisms
- breech mechanism components
- <firearm barrels and barrel components>
- barrels (firearm components) [10,671];
- firearms barrel components
- bores [10,672]; breeches (barrel components);
- <firearm locks and lock components>
- firearm lock components
- cocks (firearm components) [10,673]; gunflints [10,674]; hammers (firearm components); lock plates (firearm components) [10,675]; pans (firearm components) [10,676]; percussion caps (firearm components); sears (firearm components) [10,677]; serpentines (firearm components) [10,678]; slow-matches (firearm lock components) [10,679]; steels (firearm components) [10,680]; triggers; wheel lock keys [10,681];
- safety catches
- dog catches [10,682];
- locks (firearm components)
- box locks (firearm locks) [10,683];
- matchlocks
- percussion locks
- scent-bottle percussion locks [10,684];
- snaphances
- Scottish snaphances [10,685];
- English locks
- flintlocks
- miquelet locks
- Italian miquelets [10,686];
- miquelet locks
- firearm lock components
- gun carriages
- wheel carriages [10,687];
- gun mounts
- projectile points
- <tool and equipment components>
- <components by general context>
- Containers (hierarchy name)
- containers (receptacles)
- <containers by form>
- boxes (containers); cachos (containers) [10,697]; caddies [10,698]; canisters [10,699]; cartons (containers); chillques [10,700]; crates; hampers [10,701]; inkuñas [10,702]; intermodal containers; kakaskas [10,703]; mboko (containers) [10,704]; nekejundis [10,705]; ollas de pie [10,706]; olletas [10,707]; packets (containers) [10,708]; pallets (platforms); pans (containers); ppucpus [10,709]; pucóns [10,710]; punkas (vessels) [10,711]; purunkus [10,712]; quivers [10,713]; sacks (generic containers) [10,714]; syphons (pipes) [10,715]; tanks (containers) [10,716]; tawelas [10,717]; tins (containers) [10,718]; trays [10,719]; troughs (containers) [10,720]; tubs (containers) [10,721]; vats (containers) [10,722];
- bags (generic containers)
- barrels (containers)
- hogsheads [10,729];
- baskets (containers)
- cans (containers)
- cases (containers)
- holsters [10,736];
- sheaths (cases)
- casks
- butts (casks) [10,737]; pipes (casks) [10,738]; puncheons (casks) [10,739]; tuns (casks);
- kegs
- vessels (containers)
- alembics; almorratxes [10,740]; aríbalos (Incan vessels) [10,741]; askoi [10,742]; astragaloi [10,743]; beakers (pouring vessels); boilers (vessels); cage-cups; cantarillas [10,744]; cauldrons; chrismatories [10,745]; cogollos [10,746]; cong (ceremonial vessel) [10,747]; coquitos [10,748]; craggans [10,749]; crocks (vessels) [10,750]; dinoi; doliums [10,751]; exaleiptra [10,752]; face vessels [10,753]; fonts (vessels, general); frying pans (ancient vessels); gallipots (vessels); hollowware; holy oil stocks [10,754]; kalathoi; kandilai [10,755]; keelers [10,756]; kendi [10,757]; kettles (vessels) [10,758]; kothona [10,759]; lydia; oa [10,760]; pails [10,761]; paterae (containers); polypod vessels [10,762]; puisettes [10,763]; show globes [10,764]; stirrup jars; tinkeros [10,765]; urppus [10,766]; vials; wiches [10,767]; yurothinkas [10,768];
- basins (vessels)
- ablution basins [10,769]; basins with central boss [10,770]; gemellions; louteria;
- bottles
- <bottles by form>
- bellarmines [10,771]; carboys; case bottles [10,772]; chestnut bottles [10,773]; demijohns [10,774]; gemel bottles; junk bottles [10,775]; pakhchas [10,776]; pilgrim bottles [10,777];
- flasks (bottles)
- pocket flasks; sprinkler flasks [10,778]; vacuum flasks;
- figured flasks
- <bottles by function>
- apothecary bottles [10,781]; bitters bottles [10,782]; champagne bottles [10,783]; medicine bottles [10,784]; poison bottles [10,785]; soda bottles [10,786]; syphon bottles; wine bottles;
- casting bottles
- rosewater bottles [10,787];
- <bottles by form>
- bowls (vessels)
- buckets (vessels)
- ewers (vessels)
- ablution ewers [10,796]; aquamaniles; baptismal ewers [10,797];
- head-vases
- janiform head-vases (vases) [10,798];
- hydriae
- jars
- jugs (vessels)
- kraters
- Messapian kraters [10,825]; Skyphos kraters [10,826]; bell kraters; calyx kraters; column kraters; volute kraters;
- lebetes
- lekanai
- oinochoai
- Cypro-jugs [10,829]; choes; oinochoai shape 1 [10,830]; oinochoai shape 10 [10,831]; oinochoai shape 2 [10,832]; oinochoai shape 4 [10,833]; oinochoai shape 6 [10,834]; oinochoai shape 7 [10,835]; oinochoai shape 8 [10,836]; oinochoai shape 9 [10,837]; olpai; prochoi [10,838]; trefoil oinochoai [10,839];
- ollas
- mini-ollas [10,840];
- phialae
- pitchers (vessels)
- huilquis [10,843];
- pots (containers)
- stemware
- serpent-stem glasses [10,851];
- urns
- mini-urnas [10,852];
- vases
- <containers by function or context>
- atomizers [10,862]; cassettes (covers) [10,863]; cassolettes; cornucopias (motifs) [10,864]; doctor's bags [10,865]; forowa [10,866]; gluepots [10,867]; gutti [10,868]; incense burners [10,869]; iscupurus (containers) [10,870]; lloucutuhues [10,871]; mailbags [10,872]; mezuzah cases [10,873]; natsume [10,874]; okbashes [10,875]; paint tubes [10,876]; palette cups [10,877]; paste pots [10,878]; poporos [10,879]; seens (holders) [10,880]; tantaluses; tinder boxes;
- <containers for exchange media>
- coin holders; collectetassen [10,881]; collection bags [10,882]; collection boxes [10,883]; collection receptacles with handle [10,884]; cowrie-shell containers [10,885]; moneybags; stamp boxes [10,886];
- banks (containers)
- mechanical banks [10,887]; piggy banks;
- <containers for personal use>
- <containers for health care>
- bedpans (containers); bleeding bowls [10,888]; chamber pots; eyecups (health care apparatuses) [10,889]; hot-water bottles; ice bags [10,890]; pillboxes (containers) [10,891]; smelling bottles [10,892]; vinaigrettes (containers for health care);
- urinals (containers)
- <containers for personal gear>
- attaché cases [10,897]; bandboxes (containers) [10,898]; billfolds; bindles [10,899]; brideboxes [10,900]; briefcases [10,901]; coin purses [10,902]; collar and cuff boxes [10,903]; ditty bags [10,904]; ditty boxes [10,905]; dressing cases [10,906]; duffel bags; etuis (containers); eyeglass cases; fanny packs; garment bags; glove boxes [10,907]; handkerchief boxes [10,908]; hatboxes; haversacks; jewelry boxes; key cases [10,909]; lace boxes [10,910]; lockers [10,911]; mafrashes; mesegs [10,912]; meshens [10,913]; pocketbooks (men's accessories) [10,914]; schoolbags [10,915]; shoe bags; shoeboxes [10,916]; shopping bags; tote bags;
- card cases
- visiting card cases [10,917];
- caskets (personal gear)
- toilet caskets [10,918];
- knapsacks
- combat rucksacks [10,919];
- luggage
- sagemono
- inrō;
- trunks (containers)
- footlockers [10,922];
- <containers for personal grooming and hygiene>
- alabastra; cistae (toiletry containers) [10,923]; compacts [10,924]; cosmetic boxes [10,925]; cosmetic flasks [10,926]; cosmetic jars [10,927]; cosmetic palettes; cosmetic tubes [10,928]; footbaths [10,929]; hair receivers; kundikas [10,930]; ointment vessels [10,931]; patch boxes [10,932]; plemochoai [10,933]; pomanders; shaving basins [10,934]; shaving mugs [10,935]; soap boxes (container for personal grooming) [10,936]; soap dishes; spongeboxes [10,937]; unguentaria; washbowls [10,938];
- aryballoi
- perfume bottles
- scent bottles [10,944];
- pyxides (personal use containers)
- <containers for smoking and tobacco use>
- cigar boxes; cigar cases [10,951]; cigarette boxes; cigarette cases [10,952]; cigarette holders (containers) [10,953]; guayacas [10,954]; humidors; spittoons; tobacco boxes [10,955];
- ashtrays
- smokers (ashtrays) [10,956];
- pipe holders (containers)
- pipe racks [10,957];
- snuff containers
- snuff bottles; snuff jars [10,958]; snuffboxes;
- <containers for health care>
- <containers for priming powder or gunpowder>
- <containers for recreational artifacts>
- playing card boxes [10,959];
- <containers for textiles and needlework>
- <containers for writing equipment>
- animal husbandry containers
- apothecary containers
- ceremonial containers
- birth trays; cajas para colores (ritual objects) [10,977]; censers; christening plates [10,978]; thymiateria [10,979];
- ceremonial vessels
- commemorative containers
- funerary containers
- beaardingskistjes [10,993]; heart monuments [10,994]; mummy cases [10,995]; ossuaries (funerary containers) [10,996]; sepulchral chests [10,997]; shabti boxes [10,998];
- coffins
- jar coffins [10,999];
- sarcophagi (coffins)
- larnakes [11,000];
- funerary vessels
- biconical urns [11,001]; canopic jars; cremation urns;
- liturgical containers
- burses (corporal); church plate [11,002]; corporal cases [11,003]; host boxes [11,004]; lunettes (monstrance clips) [11,005]; manbara tabots [11,006]; pyxes; sacrament towers [11,007]; tefillin; thecae (reliquaries) [11,008];
- liturgical vessels
- alms dishes [11,009]; altar cruets; ash pyxes [11,010]; aspersoriums (liturgical vessels); baptismal basins [11,011]; ciboria (liturgical vessels); communion cups [11,012]; communion dishes [11,013]; communion plates [11,014]; custodes (liturgical containers) [11,015]; fistulae [11,016]; kapālas [11,017]; offervazen [11,018]; patens (liturgical vessels); situlae;
- chalices (liturgical vessels)
- monstrances
- reliquaries
- reliquary busts; reliquary monstrances [11,025]; staurotheques [11,026];
- chasse reliquaries
- reliquiari a cassetta [11,027];
- speaking reliquaries
- body-part reliquaries [11,028];
- tabernacles (liturgical containers)
- ritual vessels
- chuwayuros [11,032]; dou [11,033]; gu (ritual vessels) [11,034]; gui (vessels); he (ritual vessels) [11,035]; jia [11,036]; jian [11,037]; jiao [11,038]; jue [11,039]; lei; pan (ritual vessels); pou [11,040]; xu (ritual vessels) [11,041]; yan (ritual vessels) [11,042]; yi (ritual vessels) [11,043]; you (ritual vessels); yu (ritual vessels) [11,044]; zun (vessels);
- ding (ritual vessels)
- crucibles
- cupels [11,045];
- culinary containers
- <containers for cooking food>
- cooking baskets [11,046];
- <vessels for cooking food>
- bakeware
- dripping pans [11,047];
- baking dishes
- baking pans
- bread pans; cookie sheets; kanalas [11,052]; muffin pans [11,053]; patty pans [11,054];
- cake pans
- springform pans; tube pans [11,055];
- cookware
- Dutch ovens (cookware); bains-marie (cookware); brandy warmers [11,056]; callanas [11,057]; chamillcos [11,058]; daubières [11,059]; deep fryers; dgolls [11,060]; double boilers [11,061]; haykos [11,062]; huirqquis [11,063]; monkas [11,064]; omelet pans [11,065]; pipkins [11,066]; posnets [11,067]; preserving kettles [11,068]; roasters (cookware) [11,069]; roasting pans [11,070]; saucepans; shilas [11,071]; shinquis [11,072]; skillets; steamers (cookware); stockpots; tachos [11,073]; tagines; tchecknars [11,074]; woks;
- challas
- challas ilos [11,075];
- frying pans (cookware)
- phuccus
- chillisaas phuccus [11,078];
- poachers
- bakeware
- <containers for preparing food>
- <containers for serving and consuming food>
- <accessory containers for food service>
- ampullae trays [11,095]; bed trays [11,096]; bone dishes [11,097]; bread baskets (containers for food service) [11,098]; bread trays [11,099]; butler's trays [11,100]; caddinets [11,101]; comfit boxes [11,102]; cruet stands; cutlery boxes [11,103]; egg stands [11,104]; finger bowls; ice buckets (food service containers) [11,105]; ice cream trays [11,106]; monteiths; napkin rings; nefs [11,107]; plateaus (containers) [11,108]; sardine boxes [11,109]; slop bowls; spoon holders [11,110]; spoon stands [11,111]; spoon trays [11,112]; sugar boxes [11,113]; tea trays [11,114]; teapot stands [11,115]; toast racks [11,116]; toothpick holders [11,117]; trembleuses; wine-glass coolers [11,118]; zarfs;
- coasters (containers)
- wine coasters
- decanter wagons
- jolly-boat decanter wagons [11,119];
- decanter wagons
- wine coasters
- composite pieces
- wine coolers (containers)
- <vessels for serving and consuming food>
- aisanas [11,125]; amümflors [11,126]; argyles [11,127]; bonnet glasses [11,128]; bouillon cups [11,129]; cake baskets [11,130]; cake plates (serving vessels) [11,131]; celery glasses [11,132]; chusnas [11,133]; compotes [11,134]; dredgers (containers) [11,135]; eggcups; hak´anyuros [11,136]; huidis [11,137]; jam pots [11,138]; jicaras [11,139]; llocomamüls [11,140]; llokolechis [11,141]; malhuellancas [11,142]; nappies (bowls) [11,143]; orange cups [11,144]; papboats [11,145]; phukus [11,146]; puynos [11,147]; salad bowls [11,148]; salvers; sauceboats; soup bowls; standing bowls [11,149]; sugar bowls; sugar dispensers [11,150]; sugar shakers; yuros [11,151]; ñek´echuwas [11,152];
- <vessels for serving drinks>
- Toby jugs; barware [11,153]; carafes; chocolate pots [11,154]; claret jugs [11,155]; cocktail shakers [11,156]; coffee urns; decanter bottles [11,157]; flagons; hot water urns [11,158]; milk jugs; monkey jugs [11,159]; punch bowls; samovars; tea urns [11,160]; toddy lifters [11,161]; wine fountains [11,162];
- coffeepots
- creamers
- decanters
- teakettles
- teapots
- teapots with stands [11,170];
- condiment vessels
- cruets (condiment vessels); mustard pots [11,171]; pepper shakers [11,172]; pickle casters;
- casters (vessels)
- salts (condiment vessels)
- saltshakers [11,179];
- saltcellars
- trencher salts [11,180];
- standing salts
- great salts [11,181];
- dishes (vessels for food)
- bonbon dishes [11,182]; butter chips (dishes) [11,183]; chifeñs [11,184]; chuwanchuñas [11,185]; custard cups; geches [11,186]; pickle dishes [11,187]; porringers (dishes) [11,188]; sauce dishes [11,189]; sweetmeat dishes [11,190]; trenchers (dishes) [11,191]; écuelles [11,192];
- deep dishes
- pailalechis [11,193];
- dessert dishes
- dessert glasses (dishes)
- plates (general, dishes)
- bread-and-butter plates [11,198]; charger plates [11,199]; choncos [11,200]; chuas [11,201]; chucus [11,202]; cup plates [11,203]; decorative plates [11,204]; dessert plates; dinner plates [11,205]; entrée plates; fish plates (ancient dishes); fish plates (modern service) [11,206]; hot water plates [11,207]; oyster plates [11,208]; pallallas chuas [11,209]; ralis [11,210]; salad plates [11,211]; saucers (plates) [11,212]; sañu palatos [11,213]; soup plates [11,214]; spice-plates [11,215]; toddy plates [11,216]; twifflers [11,217];
- serving dishes
- drinking vessels
- Hansje in de kelders [11,224]; biberons (drinking vessels) [11,225]; blackjacks (drinking vessels) [11,226]; brandy bowls [11,227]; bratinas [11,228]; drinking horns; kovshi [11,229]; libation arms [11,230]; mazers; pannikins [11,231]; poks [11,232]; porrones; posset pots [11,233]; quaiches; spout cups [11,234]; steins; stoups (drinking vessels) [11,235]; tappit hens; tygs; upiyanas [11,236];
- Humpen
- Fichtelgebirgehumpen [11,237]; Kurfürstenhumpen [11,238]; Reichsadlerhumpen;
- beakers (drinking vessels)
- cantirs
- cups (drinking vessels)
- warutasas [11,253];
- <cups by form>
- canns [11,254]; charkas [11,255]; chumpas [11,256]; covered cups [11,257]; llicampis [11,258]; mastoi; mastoid cups [11,259]; mugs (cups) [11,260]; mustache cups; scyphi [11,261]; tazzas [11,262]; thistle cups [11,263];
- kylikes
- <kylikes by decoration>
- band cups; cassel cups [11,264]; eye cups (kyelikes) [11,265]; gordion cups; komast cups [11,266]; little master cups [11,267]; merrythought cups [11,268]; siana cups; zone cups [11,269];
- <kylikes by form>
- droop cups; kylikes type A; kylikes type B [11,270]; kylikes type C [11,271]; lip cups;
- stemless kylikes
- segment cups [11,272];
- <kylikes by decoration>
- mates (cups)
- porongos [11,273];
- standing cups
- acorn cups [11,274]; columbine cups [11,275]; double cups [11,276]; font-shaped cups [11,277];
- mounted cups
- coconut cups; nautilus shell cups; ostrich-egg cups [11,278];
- two-handled cups
- depa [11,279];
- <cups by function>
- drinking glasses
- cider glasses [11,287]; cocktail glasses [11,288]; cordial cups [11,289]; cordial glasses [11,290]; dram glasses [11,291]; firing glasses [11,292]; flip glasses [11,293]; gin glasses [11,294]; joke glasses [11,295]; juice glasses [11,296]; lemonade glasses [11,297]; liqueur glasses [11,298]; mead glasses [11,299]; pilsners; port glasses [11,300]; rummers; sherry glasses [11,301]; shot glasses; snifters; syllabub glasses [11,302]; tafelbels (drinking glasses) [11,303]; toastmasters' glasses [11,304]; tumblers (drinking glasses) [11,305]; water glasses [11,306]; whiskey glasses [11,307];
- ale glasses
- goblets
- wine glasses
- claret glasses [11,310]; double wine glasses; hock glasses [11,311]; roemers; toasting glasses;
- Jacobite glasses
- champagne glasses
- champagne coupes; hollow stem champagnes [11,312];
- flute glasses
- champagne flutes; ratafia glasses [11,313];
- kantharoi
- Saint Valentin kantharoi [11,314]; Sotadean kantharoi [11,315]; head-kantharoi [11,316]; janiform kantharoi [11,317]; kantharoi type A [11,318]; kantharoi type B [11,319]; kantharoi type C [11,320]; kantharoi type D [11,321]; one-handled kantharoi [11,322]; plastic kantharoi [11,323]; sessile kantharoi [11,324];
- metahues
- rhyta
- dimidiating rhyta [11,329];
- skyphoi
- tankards
- tea bowls
- trick drinking vessels
- fruit bowls
- metawes
- epumetawes [11,339]; fütametawes [11,340]; huihuimetawes [11,341]; kawellumetawes [11,342]; kullinmetawes [11,343]; külpumetawes [11,344]; küntawn metawes [11,345]; machimetawes [11,346]; pichimetawes [11,347]; sañwemetawes [11,348];
- ketrümetawes
- pichi ketrümetawes [11,349];
- trewametawes
- pichitrewametawes [11,350];
- trüfukanmetawes
- trufulkans [11,351];
- wakametawes
- pichi wakametawes [11,352];
- pedestal plates
- alzatas (plates) [11,353];
- tureens
- <accessory containers for food service>
- <containers for storing or transporting food>
- biscuit boxes [11,357]; bottle cases [11,358]; bread boxes (food containers) [11,359]; butter tubs [11,360]; canteens (containers) [11,361]; cheese boxes [11,362]; cookie jars; holders (containers) [11,363]; karkas [11,364]; lloles [11,365]; lunchboxes [11,366]; mencues [11,367]; parfleches [11,368]; picnic baskets; porch boxes [11,369]; porte-diners [11,370]; salt boxes (containers) [11,371]; spice boxes [11,372]; tahetas [11,373]; tea caddies (containers) [11,374];
- <vessels for storing or transporting food>
- gathering baskets
- salt bags
- namakdan [11,384];
- <containers for cooking food>
- dispensers (containers)
- tape dispensers; twine holders [11,385];
- document containers
- Bible boxes [11,386]; Union cases [11,387]; envelopes; file boxes; folders (containers) [11,388]; jewel cases; letter racks [11,389]; map cases [11,390]; portfolios (containers) [11,391]; scrinia [11,392]; slipcases [11,393];
- loose-leaf binders
- post binders [11,394]; ring binders;
- record covers
- picture sleeves [11,395];
- horticultural containers
- bell glasses (horticultural containers); boughpots [11,396]; bud vases [11,397]; cachepots; flower baskets [11,398]; flower frogs [11,399]; rose bowls [11,400]; terrariums; watering cans;
- planters (containers)
- ferneries (planters) [11,401]; flowerpots; jardinières (containers) [11,402];
- housekeeping containers
- laundry baskets [11,403]; market baskets [11,404]; slop jars [11,405]; trash cans; voiders [11,406]; washboilers [11,407]; washtubs (housekeeping containers) [11,408]; wastebaskets;
- potpourri vases
- vaisseaux à mât [11,409];
- storage containers
- coal hods; coalbins [11,410]; match safes [11,411]; oil tanks [11,412]; safes (storage containers) [11,413]; storage baskets [11,414]; woodbins [11,415];
- storage boxes
- storage vessels
- diotae [11,420]; match holders [11,421]; nestorides [11,422]; pithoi; spill holders [11,423]; stamnoi;
- amphorae (storage vessels)
- bail amphorae [11,424]; panel amphorae [11,425]; pointed amphorae [11,426]; pseudo-Panathenaic amphorae [11,427]; transport amphorae [11,428];
- continuous curve amphorae
- amphorae type A; amphorae type B [11,429]; amphorae type C [11,430]; amphorae type Ia [11,431];
- neck amphorae
- Panathenaic amphorae; Tyrrhenian amphorae; amphoriskoi; nikosthenic amphorae [11,432];
- Nolan amphorae
- doubleens [11,433];
- pelikai
- neck-pelikai [11,434];
- storage jars
- bell jars (display jars) [11,435];
- wrappers (containers)
- <containers by location>
- <containers by form>
- containers (receptacles)
- Costume (hierarchy name)
- costume (mode of fashion)
- <costume by function>
- bearing cloths [11,443]; binders (costume) [11,444]; casual wear [11,445]; chrismales (clothing) [11,446]; costumes (character dress) [11,447]; coverups [11,448]; cycling clothing [11,449]; dancewear [11,450]; day wear [11,451]; evening wear [11,452]; hairshirts [11,453]; hunting clothing [11,454]; lingerie [11,455]; loungewear [11,456]; maternity clothes [11,457]; playsuits [11,458]; reform dress [11,459]; space suits; sunsuits [11,460]; tennis clothes [11,461]; tutus; walking clothes [11,462]; wedding clothes [11,463]; winter clothing [11,464]; work clothes [11,465];
- ceremonial costume
- academic costume; collectantenkleding [11,466];
- liturgical costume
- mozzettas [11,467]; small scapulars [11,468]; tallitim;
- scapulars (cloaks)
- vestments
- benediction cloths [11,472]; chimeres [11,473]; cope shields [11,474]; epigonations [11,475]; ferraiolones [11,476]; gremials [11,477]; humeral veils; mantellettas; palliums (vestments); phelonions [11,478]; prelate's mantles [11,479]; rochets [11,480]; sakkoses; succinctoria [11,481]; tunicles; vimpae [11,482];
- amices
- chasubles (liturgical vestments)
- travel chasubles [11,483];
- copes
- stoles (vestments)
- surplices
- cottas [11,488];
- dressing garments
- folk costume
- church costume [11,489];
- habits
- religious habits
- monastic clothing [11,490];
- religious habits
- masks (costume)
- body masks [11,491]; dance masks [11,492]; deformity masks [11,493]; goalie's masks [11,494]; helmet masks [11,495]; horizontal masks [11,496]; horned masks [11,497]; leaf masks [11,498]; mouth masks [11,499]; nimba [11,500]; plank masks [11,501];
- ceremonial masks
- face masks
- kpeli-yehe [11,507];
- theatrical masks
- miniature clothing
- doll's clothes [11,511];
- nightwear
- protective wear
- aprons (protective wear) [11,512]; bibs (protective wear); bracers; chaps; dusters (outdoor overgarments); hard hats; oilskins (outerwear); overpants [11,513]; pilches [11,514]; sleeve protectors;
- Q20793164
- <armor by form>
- armor alla romana [11,515]; tlahuiztli [11,516];
- Q485027
- <body armor for lower extremities>
- <body armor for neck and head>
- bevors (body armor) [11,525]; gorgets (armor); grandguards [11,526];
- <body armor for the head>
- Attic helmets; Corinthian helmets; Illyrian helmets [11,527]; Spangenhelme [11,528]; Stahlhelms [11,529]; armets; barbuts; cabassets [11,530]; close helmets; combat helmets; dragoon helmets [11,531]; flight helmets [11,532]; jockey cap helmets [11,533]; morions; para helmets [11,534]; pickelhaubes [11,535]; pseudo-Corinthian helmets [11,536]; riot helmets [11,537]; steel skulls; tank helmets [11,538];
- basnets
- great basnets [11,539];
- burgonets
- helms (body armor)
- frog-mouthed helms; tournament helms [11,540];
- sallets
- Rennhüte [11,541];
- <body armor for torso>
- aketons; backplates (body armor); breastplates (body armor) [11,542]; brigandines [11,543]; buff coats; bulletproof vests; flak jackets; gambesons; gipons; hauberks; jacks (body armor) [11,544]; shirts of mail [11,545]; yoroi [11,546];
- Q5660520
- coats of plates [11,547];
- surcoats (coat armors)
- jupons (surcoats) [11,548];
- cuirasses
- <body armor for upper extremities>
- shields (armor)
- <armor by function>
- <armor by form>
- helmets (protective wear)
- smocks (protective wear)
- sports clothing
- gym suits [11,578]; ski suits; sweat shirts; walking suits; wetsuits;
- beachwear
- bathing costumes;
- Q212989
- tank suits;
- two-piece bathing suits
- riding habits
- swaddling clothes
- beds (swaddling garments) [11,581]; long clothes [11,582]; swaddling bands;
- uniforms
- sports uniforms;
- military uniforms
- servants' clothing
- <costume by material>
- <costume by wearer>
- clothing
- main garments
- banyans; boubous; buibui (garments) [11,590]; burkas; caftans; cassocks (liturgical costume); cat suits; chadors; hwalot; kalasiris [11,591]; kimonos; leotards; mantuas; overalls (main garments) [11,592]; peploses; plaids (garments); rompers; saris (garments); stolas (robes); wrappers (garments) [11,593];
- <main garments for the lower body>
- cache-sexe; culottes; fig leaves (garments) [11,594]; leggings; penis caps [11,595]; penis sheaths; sarongs;
- aprons (main garments)
- negbe [11,596];
- loincloths
- shorts (garments)
- Bermuda shorts; athletic shorts;
- short shorts
- skirts (garments)
- circular skirts [11,599]; dirndls; hallelujas (clerical costume) [11,600]; hobble skirts; kilts; maxiskirts; overskirts; pencil skirts [11,601]; riding skirts [11,602]; tabliers [11,603]; wrap skirts [11,604];
- trousers
- Capri pants; bell-bottoms; braies; drop front pants [11,605]; hiphuggers (trousers); jeans; jodhpurs (trousers); overalls (trousers); overtrousers [11,606]; pantaloons; pedal pushers; puffed pants [11,607]; riding breeches; shalwar; slacks; toreador pants; trews;
- breeches (trousers)
- <main garments for the upper body>
- bodices; bustiers; doublets; halters (main garments) [11,608]; shrugs; tops (garments, general) [11,609];
-
- Nehru jackets [11,610]; Norfolk jackets; attilas (jackets) [11,611]; basquines (jackets) [11,612]; blazers; blousons [11,613]; body warmers [11,614]; boleros; caracos; dolmans (military jackets) [11,615]; haori; jerkins (jackets); mess jackets; riding jackets [11,616]; shooting jackets [11,617]; smoking jackets; spencers; windbreakers [11,618];
- Q232191
- Fair Isle sweaters [11,619]; V-neck sweaters [11,620]; boatneck sweaters [11,621]; cardigans; crew neck sweaters; turtleneck sweaters;
- blouses (main garments)
- cholis; kebayas [11,622]; peek-a-boo blouses [11,623]; shirtwaists;
- overblouses
- blouses (military jackets)
- Eisenhower jackets [11,624];
- pullovers
- service coats
- tropical service coats [11,626];
- shirts (main garments)
- T-shirts; aloha shirts; barong Tagalog [11,627]; polo shirts;
- dress shirts
- evening shirts [11,628];
- waistcoats (garments)
- cardigan waistcoats [11,629];
- coats (garments)
- cassocks (coats) [11,630]; courtepy; dress coats [11,631]; frock coats; kandys [11,632]; sack coats [11,633]; tail coats;
- coatees
- kurtkas [11,634];
- cutaways (coats)
- Newmarket coats [11,635]; morning coats [11,636]; riding coats; shooting coats (cutaways) [11,637];
- dresses (garments)
- <dresses by form>
- chemise dresses; halter dresses [11,638]; maxi dresses [11,639]; midi dresses [11,640]; minidresses [11,641]; muumuus; pinafore dresses; redingotes (dresses); sacks (dresses); sheath dresses [11,642]; shirtwaist dresses; sweater dresses [11,643]; terno (dresses) [11,644];
- gowns
- open robes [11,645]; robes à l'anglaise [11,646]; round gowns;
- overdresses
- <dresses by function>
- christening gowns; cocktail dresses; evening dresses (garments); housedresses [11,647]; maternity dresses [11,648]; sundresses [11,649]; wedding dresses;
- <dresses by form>
- robes (main garments)
- deels (robes);
-
- academic robes [11,650];
- suits (main garments)
- Norfolk suits [11,651]; buster suits; habits à la française; hanbok [11,652]; leisure suits; lounge suits [11,653]; morning suits [11,654]; skeleton suits; skirt suits [11,655]; tailsuits [11,656]; tuxedoes;
- tunics
- outerwear
- anoraks; bomber jackets; buntings (costume) [11,659]; capotes (outerwear); dashikis; jlaleb; lamba (costume) [11,660]; mackinaws [11,661]; mauds; paletots; pallae (outerwear); parkas; pea jackets; ponchos; riguna (outerwear) [11,662]; snowsuits; surcoats (outerwear) [11,663]; tabards;
- capes (outerwear)
- apenhsons [11,664]; pelerines; tippets (capes);
- cloaks
- mantles (outerwear)
- abas [11,672]; chamarres [11,673]; chlamyses; dolmans (mantles); himations [11,674]; karosses [11,675]; mantelets; palliums (mantles) [11,676]; togas (mantles);
- overcoats (outerwear)
- British warms; Invernesses [11,677]; chesterfields (overcoats); duffel coats; evening coats [11,678]; redingotes (overcoats); watch-coats [11,679];
- greatcoats
- raincoats
- mackintoshes; slickers (raincoats) [11,680]; trench coats;
- shawls
- Kashmir shawls [11,681];
- stoles (outerwear)
- wearing blankets
- underwear
- body stockings; chemises (underwear); underdresses; waists (underwear);
- Q7863403
- boxer shorts; panties (underpants);
- briefs (underpants)
- bikinis (underwear) [11,694]; jockey shorts;
- drawers (underpants)
- Q2915329
- singlets [11,695];
- <underwear and accessories for shaping and supporting>
- bum rolls [11,696]; bust reducers [11,697]; bustle pads [11,698]; bustles; corselets (underwear); farthingales; hoops (shaping garments) [11,699]; panniers;
- brassieres
- bust forms
- corsets
- crinolines
- cage crinolines [11,700];
- girdles (underwear)
- panty girdles; waist cinchers [11,701];
- supporters
- combinations
- long underwear
- slips (underwear)
- bra slips [11,702]; half slips;
- underbodices
- underskirts
- basquines (underskirts) [11,703];
- petticoats (underskirts)
- main garments
- costume accessories
- Thor's hammers (amulets) [11,706]; crown jewels;
- costume accessories carried
- bouquet holders; chapeaux bras [11,707]; lorgnettes; sudaria [11,708];
- bags (costume accessories)
- bandolier bags; bolsas fajas [11,709]; bolsas mallas [11,710]; chatelaine bags; chuspas [11,711]; diaper bags; evening bags [11,712]; handbags; messenger bags; meñshis [11,713]; miser's purses [11,714]; muff bags [11,715]; purses (drawstringed accessories) [11,716]; purses (ladies' accessories); putés [11,717]; reticules; shoulder bags;
- clutch bags
- pockets (bags)
- sabrataches [11,718];
- fans (costume accessories)
- abanicos (Pre-Columbian accessories) [11,719]; advertising fans [11,720]; brisé fans; cockade fans [11,721]; folding fans;
- fixed fans
- handkerchiefs
- parasols (costume accessories)
- worry beads
- worn costume accessories
- banner belts [11,726]; bows (costume accessories); cilice chains [11,727]; cockades [11,728]; communion ribbons [11,729]; corsage holders [11,730]; corsages (costume accessories); flohpelze; leading strings; menats [11,731]; pasties; patches (costume accessories); phalerae; pocket protectors; pompons; rosettes (costume accessories) [11,732]; sashes (costume accessories); sporrans; sweatbands [11,733]; tippets (costume accessories);
- Q161439
- <jewelry by form>
- akrafokonmu [11,734]; lockets;
- fobs (objects)
- pendants (jewelry)
- bracteates (pendants); bullae (pendants);
- charms
- breloques [11,737];
- <jewelry by function>
- <jewelry by location>
- <jewelry worn on arms and hands>
- armillae (jewelry); armlets [11,740];
- bracelets (jewelry)
- bangles [11,741]; chain bracelets [11,742]; charm bracelets;
- rings (jewelry)
- eternity rings [11,743]; gimmel rings; mourning rings; posy rings [11,744]; signet rings [11,745];
- <jewelry worn on legs and feet>
- jewelry worn around the neck or on the upper body
- sautoirs [11,746];
- necklaces
- bead necklaces [11,747]; broad collars [11,748]; chokers (necklaces); dog collars (necklaces) [11,749]; esclavages; lavalieres [11,750]; rivières [11,751]; torques (jewelry);
- pectorals
- jewelry worn on costume
- clips (jewelry); cuff links; fob chains [11,754]; sleeve buttons [11,755]; tie clasps; tie tacks [11,756];
- pins (jewelry)
- breast pins [11,757]; lapel pins; scatter pins [11,758]; stickpins;
- brooches
- disc brooches; penannular brooches; plaques (brooches) [11,759]; ring brooches [11,760];
- jewelry worn on the head
- canipus [11,761]; face ornaments [11,762]; ferronnières; labrets [11,763];
- ear ornaments
- nose ornaments
- <jewelry worn on arms and hands>
- <jewelry by quality>
- <jewelry by form>
- <accessories by location above the waist>
- baldrics; bosom friends [11,770]; boutonnieres; bretelles [11,771]; chemisettes; dickeys; dress shields [11,772]; modesties; omophoria; ribbon bars [11,773]; scarf-rings [11,774]; stomachers; supportasses; tuckers [11,775]; vestees;
- fourragères
- invasiekoorden [11,776];
- neckwear
- bands (neckwear) [11,777]; chains of office; guild chains [11,778]; guimpes (neckwear) [11,779]; jabots; neck ornaments [11,780];
- collars (neckwear)
- neckcloths
- neckpieces
- neckties
- shoulder accessories
- shoulder belts
- <accessories by location at the waist or below>
- G-strings; aulmonieres [11,799]; chatelaines (clothing accessories); codpieces; cummerbunds; obis; skirt lifters;
- <belts by location at the waist or below>
- chastity belts; electric belts [11,800]; money belts; web belts [11,801]; weight belts [11,802];
- girdles (belts)
- cinctures (girdles)
- cingula [11,803];
- cinctures (girdles)
- hosiery supporters
- <accessories by location on arms or hands>
- maniples; wristlets [11,806];
- armbands
- handwear
- mitts (fingerless handwear); muffetees [11,807]; muffs; nail protectors [11,808];
- gloves
- mittens (handwear)
- over-mittens [11,810];
- <accessories by location on the head>
- cointises [11,811]; helmet plates [11,812]; panaches [11,813]; uglies [11,814];
- hair accessories
- hair ornaments
- aigrettes (plumes) [11,815]; barrettes (hair ornaments); hairbands (ornaments) [11,816];
- combs (hair ornaments)
- hairnets
- hairpieces
- falls (hairpieces); rats (hairpieces) [11,819]; toupees [11,820];
- hairpins
- bodkins (hairpins) [11,821];
- wigs
- hair ornaments
- hairstyles
- braids (hairstyle) [11,824]; chignons (hairstyles) [11,825]; dreadlocks [11,826]; ponytails [11,827]; topknots (hairstyles) [11,828];
- facial hairstyles
- beards
- moustaches
- handlebar moustaches; mustachios [11,833]; walrus moustaches;
- whiskers (facial hairstyle)
- dundrearies [11,834]; muttonchops [11,835]; sideburns (side-whiskers);
- headgear
- chaperons; chaplets (headgear) [11,836]; earmuffs; fillets (headgear) [11,837]; havelocks [11,838]; neck protectors [11,839]; petasuses [11,840]; puggrees [11,841]; turbans;
- Q193888
- caps (headgear)
- <caps by form>
- Balmorals (caps); Phrygian caps; berets; biggins (caps) [11,845]; cap comforters [11,846]; cauls (headgear); coifs; czapki; deerstalker caps; dormeuses (caps); fezes; flat caps (headgear); grenadier miters; jockey caps; kamelaukions; kepis; liberty caps [11,847]; mobcaps; monteros; mutches [11,848]; peaked caps; pinners [11,849]; round-eared caps [11,850]; shakos (caps); tajes [11,851]; toques (caps); yachting caps;
- bonnets (Scottish caps)
- knit caps
- skullcaps (caps)
- <caps by function>
- baseball caps; birettas; boudoir caps [11,852]; camauros (caps) [11,853]; christening caps [11,854]; garrison caps; kraamherenmutsen [11,855]; mortarboards (caps); nightcaps; pudding caps [11,856]; under caps; watch caps;
- forage caps
- field caps [11,857];
- <caps by material>
- <caps by form>
- hats
- Alpine hats [11,860]; Merry Widow hats [11,861]; Watteau hats [11,862]; balloon hats [11,863]; bamboo hats [11,864]; bergère hats; boaters; bycockets [11,865]; cloches (hats); copotains; cowboy hats; half-hats [11,866]; homburgs; monteras (hats) [11,867]; mushroom hats [11,868]; panama hats; picture hats; pillboxes (hats) [11,869]; pork pie hats; shovel hats; slouch hats; snap-brim hats [11,870]; sombreros (hats); sou'westers; white hats;
- bonnets (hats)
- baby bonnets [11,871]; capotes (bonnets); fanchons; poke bonnets; sunbonnets [11,872];
- castors (hats)
- demi-castors [11,873];
- cocked hats
- prelatial hats
- galeros [11,875];
- sun hats
- straw hats (sun hats) [11,876];
- top hats
- beavers (top hats) [11,877];
- headbands (headgear)
- agals; bandeaux (headbands); stephanes [11,878]; tiaras (headband crowns); tralilonkos [11,879];
- diadems
- xiuhhuitzolli [11,880];
- frontlets (headgear)
- headcloths (headgear)
- fascinators [11,881]; head wraps [11,882]; headrails; headscarves; headties [11,883]; staybands; wimples;
- kerchiefs
- veils (headcloths)
- headdresses
- English hoods; chi wara [11,894]; commodes (headdresses); cornets (headdresses) [11,895]; hennins; izicholo [11,896]; kokoshniks (headdresses); nebula headdresses [11,897]; oorijzers; poloi; pschents [11,898]; roach headdresses [11,899]; saccoi [11,900]; toys (headdresses) [11,901]; volupers [11,902];
- crowns (headdresses)
- circlet crowns [11,903]; coronets (crowns); hooped crowns [11,904]; papal tiaras;
- hoods (headgear)
- Orkney hoods; almuces (hoods); balaclavas; calashes; capuches (hoods) [11,905];
- wreaths (costume accessories)
- <accessories by location on the legs or feet>
- downy calves; ice creepers [11,908]; nicky-tams [11,909]; puttees;
- footwear
- bootees (infant footwear); booties (adult footwear);
- <footwear by form>
- crakows; pantofles; sandalettes [11,910];
- boots (footwear)
- <boots by form>
- <boots by function>
- hiking boots [11,919]; riding boots; ski boots;
- sandals
- carbatinae [11,920]; huaraches; thongs (footwear);
- shoes (footwear)
- <shoes by construction>
- <shoes by form>
- Mary Janes (shoes) [11,921]; brogues; espadrilles; lace-up shoes [11,922]; mules (shoes); open-toed shoes; oxfords; rivlins [11,923]; sabots; saddle shoes; slingbacks [11,924]; sneakers [11,925]; step-in shoes [11,926]; t-bar shoes [11,927];
- Q778659
- <shoes by function>
- brogans (footwear);
- Q815554
- running shoes; tennis shoes [11,928]; track shoes [11,929];
- <shoes by location or context>
- <footwear by function>
- chopines (footwear); water shoes [11,935];
- clogs
- bakyas [11,936]; geta (footwear);
- overshoes
- galoshes; pattens (overshoes); rubbers (footwear) [11,937];
- gaiters
- hosiery
- calzebrache; netherstocks [11,938]; tabi (hosiery); tights (opaque stockings); upper stocks [11,939];
- socks
- footies [11,940];
- stockings
- spurs (costume accessories)
- belt ornaments
- belt plaques [11,944]; belt plates;
- belts (costume accessories)
- Sam Browne belts; azucartrarüwes [11,945]; cartridge belts [11,946]; sword belts [11,947];
- fajas (Latin American costume)
- fajas trenzadas [11,948];
- cone shell disks
- ndoro [11,949];
- scarves (costume accessories)
- <costume by function>
- costume (mode of fashion)
- Furnishings (hierarchy name)
- furnishings (works)
- <furnishings by form or function>
- coverings and hangings
- <coverings and hangings by general type>
- <coverings and hangings by specific type>
- <coverings and hangings by form>
- catalognes (coverings) [11,954]; colchas [11,955]; feather panels [11,956]; palampores; suzani;
- blankets (coverings)
- <blankets by form or function>
- electric blankets; pound blankets [11,957]; utility blankets [11,958];
- trade blankets
- Hudson's Bay blankets; Pendleton blankets [11,959];
- <blankets by location or context>
- horse blankets; shoulder blankets [11,960];
-
- steamer rugs [11,961];
- <blankets by pattern or motif>
- <blankets by form or function>
- rugs (textiles)
- <rugs by form>
- area rugs [11,965]; audience rugs [11,966]; carpet tiles; carpets; kelleyehs [11,967]; kenares [11,968]; mian farsh [11,969]; shaped carpets [11,970]; throw rugs;
- <rugs by size designation>
- broadlooms (rugs)
- wall-to-wall carpeting [11,976];
- <rugs by function>
- <rugs by geographic origin or style>
- <rugs by pattern>
- Portuguese carpets [11,997]; garden carpets [11,998]; pictorial rugs [11,999]; tiger rugs [12,000];
- <Caucasian rugs by pattern>
- <Chinese rugs by pattern>
- banjis [12,007];
- <Navajo rugs by pattern>
- <Persian rugs by pattern>
- <Spanish carpets by pattern>
- Admiral carpets [12,015];
- <Turkish rugs by pattern>
- prayer rugs
- coupled-column rugs; re-entrant rugs [12,027]; safs [12,028];
- <rugs by social origin>
- <rugs by technique>
- <rugs by form>
- throws (coverings)
- <coverings and hangings by function>
- <coverings and hangings by location or context>
- <coverings and hangings for containers>
- lining papers (coverings) [12,067]; tray cloths [12,068];
- <coverings for liturgical vessels>
- chalice veils; ciborium veils [12,069]; palls (chalice covers);
- aëres
- <coverings and hangings for documents>
- <coverings and hangings for furniture>
- <coverings and hangings for seating furniture>
- <coverings and hangings for sleeping and reclining furniture>
- bed furniture (linens) [12,076];
- bed coverings
- bedcovers
- bed rugs [12,077]; counterpanes [12,078]; summer spreads [12,079];
- bedspreads
- comforters
- eiderdowns [12,083];
- coverlets
- quilts
- <quilts by form>
- <quilts by function>
- <quilts by pattern or motif>
- Bible quilts [12,107]; Hawaiian quilts; log cabin quilts [12,108]; postage stamp quilts [12,109]; signature quilts [12,110]; string quilts [12,111];
- album quilts
- Baltimore album quilts; friendship quilts [12,112];
- crazy quilts
- contained crazy quilts [12,113];
- pictorial quilts
- alphabet quilts [12,114];
- sheets (bed coverings)
- fitted sheets [12,115]; top sheets [12,116]; winter sheets;
- bedcovers
- bed hangings
- <coverings and hangings for storage and support furniture>
- coverings for soft furnishings
- <coverings and hangings for musical instruments>
- piano fronts [12,142];
- <coverings and hangings for openings>
- pipes (hangings) [12,143]; swags; tails (hangings) [12,144];
- blinds (coverings)
- curtains (window hangings)
- <curtains by form>
- balloon shades [12,148]; café curtains [12,149]; cottage curtains [12,150]; divided curtains [12,151]; draperies (curtains); dress curtains [12,152]; priscilla curtains [12,153]; sheer curtains [12,154]; straight hanging curtains [12,155];
- <curtains by length>
- festoon curtains
- double festoons [12,158];
- <curtains by location or context>
- <curtains by mode of operation>
- <curtains by form>
- shades (coverings)
- valances
- <coverings and hangings for religious building fixtures>
- Lenten cloths [12,172]; houseling cloths [12,173]; iconostasis curtains [12,174]; kiswas [12,175];
- <coverings and hangings for altars and altar components>
- antimensia [12,176]; dossals (curtains) [12,177]; paraments; riddels [12,178]; superfrontals [12,179]; tabernacle veils;
- altar cloths
- altar veils
- Lenten veils [12,185];
- antependia
- <coverings and hangings for surface elements>
- floor coverings
- Astroturf (TM) [12,188]; balatum [12,189]; linoleum; runners (floor coverings) [12,190];
- floor cloths
- mats (floor coverings)
- wall coverings
- <wall coverings by form>
- Wachstuchtapeten [12,192]; pegboard [12,193]; upholstered walls;
- Q678883
- boiserie [12,194];
-
- <wallpapers by pattern or motif>
- <wallpapers by surface treatment>
- embossed wall coverings
- Anaglypta; Lincrusta Walton; Tynecastle canvas [12,206]; gold leather hangings [12,207];
- <wall coverings by location or context>
- <wall coverings by form>
- wall hangings
- floor coverings
- <coverings and hangings for containers>
- <coverings and hangings by form>
- frames (protective furnishings)
- <frames by design>
- <frames by form>
- Canaletto frames [12,215]; Currier and Ives frames [12,216]; Hogarth frames [12,217]; Lutma frames [12,218]; Maratta frames [12,219]; Sansovino frames [12,220]; Sunderland frames [12,221]; Whistler frames [12,222]; cassetta frames [12,223]; center and corner frames [12,224]; corner-block frames [12,225]; tondo frames [12,226];
- <frames by form of molding>
- <frames by function>
- <frames by location or context>
- gallery frames [12,238];
- furniture
- <furniture by design>
- architectural furniture [12,239]; art furniture [12,240]; built-in furniture [12,241]; inflatable furniture [12,242]; multipurpose furniture [12,243]; utility furniture;
- mechanical furniture
- patent furniture [12,244];
- portable furniture
- camp furniture [12,245]; campaign furniture; playpens [12,246];
- knock-down furniture
- crate furniture [12,247];
- unit furniture
- sectional furniture [12,248];
- <furniture by form or function>
- <sleeping and reclining furniture>
- daybeds; hammocks; massage tables;
- beds (furniture)
- French beds [12,249]; box beds; bunk beds; cots [12,250]; deathbeds [12,251]; half-tester beds; hideaway beds [12,252]; hollywood beds [12,253]; hospital beds; lits en corbeille [12,254]; lits à housse [12,255]; lits à l'antique [12,256]; lits à la romaine [12,257]; livery beds [12,258]; low-post beds [12,259]; platform beds [12,260]; settle beds [12,261]; spool beds [12,262]; stump beds [12,263]; suitcase beds [12,264]; trundle beds [12,265]; water beds [12,266];
- <beds by size>
- canopy beds
- children's beds
- bassinets (children's beds);
- cradles (children's beds)
- cribs (children's beds)
- swinging cribs [12,277];
- folding beds
- high-post beds
- sleigh beds
- state beds
- lits de parade [12,292];
- couches (reclining furniture)
- Grecian couches [12,293]; biclinia [12,294]; couch beds; klinai;
- lecti
- triclinia (couches) [12,295];
- <storage and display furniture>
- bookshelves [12,296]; canterburies (storage furniture) [12,297]; chigaidana [12,298]; china shelves [12,299]; islands (storage furniture) [12,300]; vesting tables [12,301]; étagères (shelves);
- case furniture
- altar chests [12,302]; corner shelves [12,303]; counters (furniture); dispensaries (furniture) [12,304]; hutches [12,305]; side by sides (case furniture) [12,306];
- arks (case furniture)
- bookcases
- cabinets (case furniture)
- <cabinets by form>
- <cabinets by function>
- Hoosier cabinets; bonnetières; cartonniers [12,323]; china cabinets [12,324]; coquilliers [12,325]; dental cabinets [12,326]; gun cabinets [12,327]; jewel cabinets [12,328]; media cabinets [12,329]; papeleras [12,330]; radio cabinets [12,331]; record cabinets [12,332]; serre papiers (cabinets) [12,333]; spice cabinets [12,334]; television cabinets [12,335]; thread cabinets [12,336]; utility cabinets [12,337]; vitrines (cabinets) [12,338];
- filing cabinets
- flat file cabinets [12,339];
- liquor cabinets
- bar cabinets [12,340];
- music cabinets
- pianola roll cabinets [12,341];
- chests (case furniture)
- Nonsuch chests [12,342]; arcae; blanket chests [12,343]; board chests [12,344]; campaign chests [12,345]; cassoni; cellarets (liquor chests) [12,346]; chests with drawers [12,347]; clothes chests [12,348]; dug-out chests [12,349]; lobby chests [12,350]; medicine chests; mule chests [12,351]; sea chests; spice chests [12,352]; sugar chests [12,353]; taquillónes [12,354]; tea chests; tilting chests [12,355];
- coffers (furniture)
- dower chests
- chests of drawers
- Rudd dressing chests [12,360]; bachelors' chests [12,361]; butlers' desks [12,362]; chests on frames; chests-on-chests [12,363]; cheval dressers [12,364]; chiffoniers (tall chests of drawers) [12,365]; chiffonnières (low chests of drawers) [12,366]; chifforobes; dressers (chests of drawers); semainiers [12,367];
- commodes (French chests of drawers)
- high chests of drawers
- cupboards
- archives cupboards [12,375]; armadios [12,376]; armaria; court cupboards; dole cupboards [12,377]; dressers (cupboards) [12,378]; hanging cupboards [12,379]; hasters [12,380]; water benches [12,381];
- corner cupboards
- dry sinks
- dry sink hutches [12,382];
- food cupboards (general cupboards)
- presses (cupboards)
- sacristy cupboards
- frontal cupboards [12,394];
- desks
- bureau tables [12,395]; davenports (desks) [12,396]; desks-on-frames [12,397]; desks-over-bookcases [12,398]; partners' desks [12,399]; pedestal desks; portable desks [12,400]; reading desks; rolltop desks; scrutoires [12,401]; secrétaires à la Bourgogne [12,402]; spinet desks [12,403]; tambour desks [12,404]; tambour writing tables; traveling desks [12,405]; wall desks [12,406];
- Wooton desks
- counting-house desks
- double counting-house desks [12,409];
- cylinder fall desks
- bureaux à cylindre [12,410];
- desks and bookcases
- fall-front desks
- secrétaires à abattant; vargueños [12,413];
- slant-front desks
- kneehole desks (recessed center desks)
- bureaux Mazarins [12,417];
- ladies' desks
- ladies' cabinet dressing tables [12,418];
- secretaries (furniture)
- standing desks
- bureaux debout [12,421];
- writing desks
- escritoires (writing desks) [12,422];
- writing tables
- Carlton House tables; bufetillos [12,423]; bureaux en pupitre [12,424]; cheverets [12,425]; crofts (writing tables) [12,426]; gentlemen's writing tables [12,427]; library tables (writing tables) [12,428]; rising-top writing tables [12,429]; sofa writing tables [12,430]; tables à écrire (leather-covered writing tables) [12,431];
- bureaux plats
- bureaux à gradin [12,432];
- ladies' writing tables
- display cabinets
- cabinets of relics
- calendars of relics [12,436];
- cabinets of relics
- exhibit cases
- showcases [12,437];
- sideboards (furniture)
- abaci (sideboards) [12,438]; buffets (sideboards) [12,439]; cellaret sideboards [12,440]; chiffoniers (sideboards) [12,441]; console dessertes [12,442]; credenzas (sideboards); huntboards [12,443]; pedestal end sideboards; servers (sideboards) [12,444];
- wardrobes (case furniture)
- screens (furniture)
- candle screens [12,448]; fusuma; paravents [12,449]; single-panel screens [12,450]; table screens [12,451];
- fire screens (furniture)
- folding screens
- seating furniture
- multiple-seating furniture
- bisellia [12,463]; divans [12,464]; gliders (furniture) [12,465]; méridiennes [12,466]; ottomans (sofas) [12,467]; pouffes; wagon seats [12,468];
- benches (furniture)
- <benches by form or function>
- <benches by location or context>
- settees (multiple-seating furniture)
- sofas
- single seating furniture
- chairs (furniture forms)
- <chairs by design>
- stacking chairs [12,504]; swivel chairs;
- folding chairs
- reclining chairs
- rocking chairs
- <chairs by form>
- Barcelona chairs; Barwa chairs [12,513]; Boston chairs [12,514]; Brno chairs; Cesca chairs [12,515]; Cromwellian chairs [12,516]; Elda 1005 upholstered chairs [12,517]; Hitchcock chairs [12,518]; India chairs [12,519]; MR chairs [12,520]; Morris chairs; S chairs (chair forms) [12,521]; Sleepy Hollow chairs [12,522]; Trafalgar chairs [12,523]; Turkish chairs [12,524]; Wassily chairs; Westport chairs [12,525]; Y-chairs [12,526]; ax chairs [12,527]; barrel chairs (rounded wood-backed chairs) [12,528]; basket chairs [12,529]; beanbag chairs [12,530]; cabriole chairs [12,531]; campeche chairs [12,532]; caquetoires; cathedrae (Roman chairs) [12,533]; chair-tables [12,534]; chauffeuses [12,535]; club chairs; coiffeuses (chairs) [12,536]; crapauds; curricles (chairs) [12,537]; diamond chairs; directors' chairs; egg chairs; elastic chairs [12,538]; hammock chairs [12,539]; hunting chairs [12,540]; klismoi; kubbestols; lolling chairs [12,541]; pedestal chairs [12,542]; rout chairs [12,543]; sedan chairs; side chairs [12,544]; slipper chairs [12,545]; swan chairs; tall chairs [12,546]; womb chairs [12,547];
- <chairs by form: back form>
- balloon-back chairs [12,548]; bended-back chairs [12,549]; fan-back chairs [12,550]; fiddle-back chairs [12,551]; grotto chairs [12,552]; heart-back chairs [12,553]; lunette-back chairs; press-back chairs [12,554]; ribbon-back chairs [12,555]; spindle-back chairs [12,556]; spoon-back chairs [12,557]; wainscot chairs; wheel-back chairs [12,558];
- banister-back chairs
- hearts and crown chairs [12,559];
- concave-back chairs
- flat-back chairs
- fret-back chairs
- Chinese chairs [12,566];
- oval-back chairs
- pierced splat-back chairs
- shield-back chairs
- bar-back chairs [12,572];
- slat-back chairs
- Chiavari chairs; pretzel-back chairs [12,573];
- square-back chairs
- lattice-back chairs [12,574];
- Windsor chairs
- balloon-back Windsor chairs [12,575]; bow-back Windsor chairs; continuous-bow Windsor armchairs [12,576]; fan-back Windsor chairs [12,577]; gunstock Windsor chairs [12,578]; high-back Windsor chairs [12,579]; low-back Windsor chairs [12,580]; sack-back Windsor chairs [12,581]; splat-back Windsor chairs; writing-arm Windsor chairs;
- square-back Windsor chairs
- X-chairs
- armchairs
- 136 armchairs [12,593]; Adirondack chairs; Harvard chairs [12,594]; bergères (armchairs) [12,595]; corner chairs [12,596];
- elbow chairs
- French elbow chairs [12,597]; fauteuils (elbow chairs);
- great chairs
- Brewster chairs; Carver chairs [12,598];
- backstools
- farthingale chairs
- asipim [12,599];
- farthingale chairs
- board chairs
- chaises longues
- easy chairs
- bergères en confessional [12,604]; circular easy chairs [12,605]; cloath chairs; fauteuils à oreilles [12,606]; square easy chairs [12,607];
- gondola chairs
- bergères en gondole [12,608];
- sling chairs
- Hardoy chairs [12,609];
- <chairs by function>
- barbers' chairs; bed chairs [12,610]; billiard chairs [12,611]; chamber horses; dental chairs [12,612]; dressing chairs [12,613]; electric chairs; fraileros; ladies' chairs [12,614]; music chairs [12,615]; nursing chairs [12,616]; pattern chairs [12,617]; porters' chairs; preaching chairs [12,618]; prie-dieu chairs [12,619]; reception chairs [12,620]; sleeping chairs [12,621]; smoking chairs (chairs for smoking) [12,622]; step chairs [12,623]; tablet-arm chairs [12,624]; touring chairs [12,625]; typewriter chairs [12,626];
- ceremonial chairs
- children's chairs
- highchairs (children's chairs)
- carriage chairs [12,634];
- highchairs (children's chairs)
- commode chairs
- cabinet chairs [12,635];
- desk chairs
- fauteuils de bureau [12,636]; office chairs;
- invalids' chairs
- garden machines [12,637]; gouty chairs [12,638];
- wheelchairs
- reading chairs
- student chairs [12,639];
- voyeuses
- voyeuses à genoux [12,640];
- <chairs by location or context>
- deck chairs;
- <chairs by location or context: position>
- <chairs by location or context: rooms or spaces>
- beach chairs
- strandkorbs [12,647];
- <chairs by design>
- stools (seating furniture)
- <stools by design>
- stacking stools [12,648];
- folding stools
- campstools; curule chairs; diphroi okladias [12,649]; faldistories (bishops' chairs) [12,650]; faldstools (ecclesiastical furniture); fishing stools;
- pliants (folding stools)
- perroquets [12,651];
- <stools by form>
- Thebes stools [12,652]; Windsor stools [12,653]; buffet stools [12,654]; cricket stools; cutty stools; diphroi [12,655]; joint stools [12,656]; music stools [12,657]; placets [12,658];
- box stools
- footstools (stools)
- gout stools [12,661]; hassocks; ottoman footstools;
- tabourets (low stools)
- tabourets en chancelière [12,662];
- <stools by function>
- <stools by location or context>
- <stools by design>
- chairs (furniture forms)
- multiple-seating furniture
- support furniture
- boot racks [12,669]; clothes horses [12,670]; clothing rods [12,671]; coatracks; cross feet [12,672]; dish racks [12,673]; magazine racks [12,674]; newspaper racks [12,675]; plate warmers [12,676]; shelves with hooks (clothing rack) [12,677]; towel racks [12,678];
- easels
- stands (support objects)
- <stands by form>
- <stands by function>
- baptismal font stands [12,687]; biers [12,688]; bow stands [12,689]; card stands [12,690]; censer stands [12,691]; clothing valets [12,692]; coat trees [12,693]; copy stands [12,694]; costumers (furniture) [12,695]; drinking stands [12,696]; exposition thrones [12,697]; globe stands [12,698]; hall stands [12,699]; hat stands [12,700]; kettle stands [12,701]; map stands [12,702]; muffin stands [12,703]; music stands; offertory bag stands [12,704]; offertory tables [12,705]; pipe stands [12,706]; portfolio stands [12,707]; shaving stands [12,708]; smoking stands (supply holders) [12,709]; torchères (stands) [12,710]; tray stands [12,711]; typewriter stands [12,712]; umbrella stands; vessel stands [12,713];
- bookstands
- candlestands (furniture)
- dressing stands
- lecterns
- badalones [12,720];
- plant stands
- jardinières (plant stands) [12,721];
- washstands
- steps (furniture)
- tables (support furniture)
- <tables by design>
- <tables by form>
- Windsor tables [12,728]; capstan tables [12,729]; cricket tables [12,730]; draw tables [12,731]; flip-top tables [12,732]; grotto tables [12,733]; horseshoe tables [12,734]; kidney tables [12,735]; ratonas [12,736]; refectory tables; tables volantes [12,737]; tables à la tronchin [12,738]; tavern tables [12,739]; tilt-top tables [12,740];
- <tables by form: base form>
- <tables by form: top form>
- dropleaf tables
- occasional tables
- tables ambulantes (occasional tables)
- tables de salon [12,755];
- tables ambulantes (occasional tables)
- slab tables (general)
- marble slab tables [12,756];
- <tables by function>
- bed tables [12,757]; cocktail tables; coffee tables [12,758]; communion tables; counter tables; credences (dining room tables) [12,759]; dough tray tables [12,760]; drawing tables (artists' tables) [12,761]; examination tables [12,762]; ironing boards; knitting tables [12,763]; libation tables [12,764]; light tables [12,765]; oyster tables [12,766]; pastry tables [12,767]; picnic tables; pool tables [12,768]; radio tables [12,769]; reading tables [12,770]; rent tables (pedestal tables) [12,771]; snack tables [12,772]; tea wagons [12,773]; telephone tables [12,774]; tocineras [12,775]; trespoli [12,776]; vide-poches [12,777]; workbenches;
- billiard tables
- bagatelle tables [12,778];
- breakfast tables
- déjeuner tables [12,779];
- card tables
- basset tables [12,780]; loo tables; ombre tables [12,781]; tables de brelan [12,782]; tripod card tables [12,783];
- dining tables
- dressing tables
- gaming tables
- backgammon tables [12,795]; chess tables; tables de tric-trac;
- mixing tables
- drinking tables (mixing tables) [12,796];
- night tables
- somnoes [12,797];
- serving tables
- sideboard tables [12,798];
- tea tables (tables)
- china tables [12,799];
- vacuum tables
- vacuum hot tables [12,800];
- work tables
- serviteurs-fidèle [12,801]; tables en chiffonnière [12,802]; tricoteuses;
- <tables by location or context>
- <sleeping and reclining furniture>
- <furniture by location or context>
- outdoor furniture
- <outdoor furniture by specific type> [12,809];
- <outdoor furniture by general type>
- garden furniture; patio furniture; porch furniture [12,810];
- outdoor furniture
- <furniture by design>
- lighting devices
- <lighting devices by form>
- coronas (lighting devices) [12,811]; cressets (lighting devices) [12,812]; light boxes; light sticks [12,813]; lusters (lighting devices) [12,814]; polycandela [12,815];
- <candles and candleholders>
- candleholders
- Advent candleholders [12,816]; alpine candleholders [12,817]; bouillotte lamps [12,818]; bucket lamps [12,819]; candlestands (lighting devices) [12,820]; chambersticks; clip candleholders [12,821]; girandoles (candleholders); prickets [12,822]; spring candleholders [12,823]; student candle lamps [12,824]; tenebrae hearses [12,825]; votive candle stands [12,826];
- candelabras (candleholders)
- benediction candelabras [12,827];
- candlesticks
- altar candlesticks; ball candlesticks [12,828]; bugias (pontifical) [12,829]; choir candlesticks [12,830]; consecration candlesticks [12,831]; epiphany candlesticks [12,832]; hogscraper candlesticks [12,833]; miners' candlesticks [12,834]; paschal candlesticks [12,835]; screw candlesticks [12,836]; spiral candlesticks [12,837]; telescopic candlesticks [12,838]; triple candlesticks (paschal candles) [12,839]; wire candlesticks;
- taper holders
- candles
- baptismal candles [12,844]; bougies [12,845]; epiphany candles [12,846]; marriage candles [12,847]; novena candles [12,848]; paschal candles; pillar candles [12,849]; processional candles [12,850]; tapers [12,851]; time candles; votive candles;
- candleholders
- <rushlights and rushlight holders>
- rushlight holders [12,852]; rushlights;
- <splints and splint holders>
- <torches and torch holders>
- brackets (lighting devices)
- chandeliers (hanging lights)
- lamps (lighting devices)
- <lamps by design>
- <lamps by form>
- Cardan lamps [12,876]; Grecian lamps [12,877]; Tiffany lamps [12,878]; banquet lamps [12,879]; bubble lamps [12,880]; bull's eye lamps [12,881]; canting lamps [12,882]; cocked-hat lamps; factory lamps; float lamps [12,883]; fountain lamps [12,884]; frog lamps (pottery lamps) [12,885]; gimbal lamps [12,886]; globe lamps [12,887]; hydrostatic lamps [12,888]; kettle lamps [12,889]; lamp trees [12,890]; peg lamps [12,891]; penlights (flashlights) [12,892]; petticoat lamps [12,893]; pole lamps [12,894]; pump lamps [12,895]; solar lamps; torchères (lamps); tumbler lamps [12,896];
- hand lamps
- spark lamps [12,897];
- mechanical lamps
- Carcel lamps [12,898]; Diacon lamps [12,899]; Hitchcock lamps; moderator lamps [12,900];
- pan lamps
- spout lamps
- vertical wick lamps
- Rumford lamps [12,906]; agitable lamps [12,907]; annular lamps [12,908]; wedding lamps [12,909];
- Argand lamps
- Liverpool lamps [12,910]; mantel lamps [12,911]; sinumbra lamps [12,912]; vesta lamps;
- astral lamps
- solar astral lamps [12,913];
- wick channel lamps
- wick support lamps (support lamps)
- <lamps by function>
- Aladdin lamps [12,918]; Hanukkah lamps; Sabbath lamps [12,919]; architects' lamps [12,920]; dental lights [12,921]; devotional lamps [12,922]; gallery lights [12,923]; menorahs (temple lamps); operating lights [12,924]; safety lamps; student lamps [12,925]; time lamps [12,926]; votive lamps [12,927]; work lights;
- miners' lamps
- frog lamps (miners' lamps) [12,928]; miners' safety lamps;
- night lights
- fairy lamps [12,929];
- <lamps by location or context>
- <lamps by location or context: placement>
- desk lamps; floor lamps; piano lamps [12,930]; table lamps; wall lamps [12,931];
- <lamps by location or context: rooms or spaces>
- <lamps by location or context: placement>
- <lamps by method of illumination>
- acetylene lamps; burning fluid lamps [12,940]; camphene lamps [12,941]; candle lamps [12,942]; gas lamps [12,943]; gasoline lamps [12,944]; grease lamps [12,945]; incandescent lamps (lighting devices) [12,946]; kerosene lamps; lard lamps [12,947]; lava lamps [12,948]; limelights [12,949]; spirit lamps;
- electric lamps (lighting device forms)
- oil lamps
- lanterns (lighting devices)
- lighting fixtures
- <lighting fixtures by location or context>
- ceiling fixtures (lighting fixtures)
- recessed light fixtures [12,963];
- pendants (lighting fixtures)
- gas Ts (light fixtures) [12,964];
- slide fixtures
- ceiling fixtures (lighting fixtures)
- <lighting fixtures by method of illumination>
- <lighting fixtures by location or context>
- sconces (lighting devices)
- candle sconces [12,971];
- <lighting devices by function>
- anchor lights [12,972]; base lights (lighting devices) [12,973]; downlights [12,974]; fill lights (lights) [12,975]; key lights (lighting devices) [12,976]; range lights [12,977]; searchlights; uplights [12,978];
- beacons
- emergency lights
- exit lights [12,984];
- floodlights (lighting devices)
- scoops (lighting devices) [12,985];
- projectors (lighting devices)
- beam projectors [12,986];
- spotlights (lighting devices)
- Fresnel spotlights [12,987]; Klieglights (TM);
- <lighting devices by location or context>
- floor indicators [12,988]; house lights [12,989]; pole beacons [12,990]; shore lights [12,991]; street lighting luminaires [12,992]; tormentor lights [12,993];
- striplights
- borderlights [12,994]; footlights;
- <lighting devices by form>
- mirrors
- <mirrors by form>
- flat mirrors [12,995]; magic mirrors [12,996]; obsidian mirrors [12,997];
- <mirrors by form of frame>
- Constitution mirrors [12,998]; architectural mirrors [12,999]; bilbao mirrors [13,000]; cheval glasses [13,001]; girandole mirrors;
- curved mirrors
- burning mirrors; concave mirrors [13,002]; convex mirrors [13,003];
- <mirrors by location or context>
- <mirrors by form>
- soft furnishings
- bell-pulls; bolsters (soft furnishings) [13,008];
- cushions
- pillows
- coverings and hangings
- <furnishings by location or context>
- <furnishings by form or function>
- furnishings (works)
- Measuring Devices (hierarchy name)
- measuring devices (instruments)
- <measuring devices for extent>
- gauges [13,013];
- distance measuring devices
- extensometers;
- angle measuring devices
- diffractometers; goniometers; pantometers [13,014]; plumb bobs; plumb lines [13,015]; spirit levels; transits [13,016];
- horizontal angle measuring devices
- gyrocompasses; protractors;
- compasses (direction indicators)
- levels (tools)
- theodolites
- vertical angle measuring devices
- astrolabes; clinographs [13,022]; clinometers; cross-staffs [13,023]; inclinometers; octants; sextants;
- quadrants (measuring devices)
- Davis quadrants [13,024];
- linear distance measuring devices
- Geodimeters (TM) [13,025]; cyclometers; diastimeters; focometers; odometers; opisometers; pedometers; stadia rods [13,026]; stadimeters; taximeters; tellurometers;
- measuring chains
- rulers (measuring devices)
- parallel rulers (navigational tools); parallel rules (drafting tools);
- <rulers by form>
- <rulers by function>
- curves (rulers)
- Brook's curves [13,047]; French curves; flexible curves [13,048];
- tape measures
- steel tapes [13,049];
- rangefinders (distance measuring devices)
- laser rangefinders (distance measuring devices) [13,050];
- size measuring devices
- cephalometers [13,051]; craniometers [13,052]; dendrometers; depth gauges; dilatometers; gage blocks; planimeters; screw-thread gages [13,053]; sectors [13,054]; size sticks [13,055]; spherometers; verniers;
- Q12408
- double calipers [13,056]; inside calipers [13,057]; outside calipers; vernier calipers;
- diameter measuring devices
- dividers (measuring devices)
- thickness measuring devices
- micrometers; pachymeters [13,063];
- vertical distance measuring devices
- <measuring devices for depth>
- bathometers; depth finders [13,064]; sounding machines [13,065];
- <measuring devices for height>
- Profilometers (TM); altimeters; cathetometers; ceilometers; dumpy levels; ionosondes [13,066]; leveling rods [13,067]; story rods [13,068]; tide gages [13,069];
- <measuring devices for depth>
- quantity measuring devices
- dataloggers;
- <quantity measuring devices for substances>
- acidimeters [13,070]; albuminometers [13,071]; alkalimeters [13,072]; butyrometers; calcimeters [13,073]; carbometers [13,074]; drosometers; electron capture detectors; gasometers; graduates [13,075]; jiggers (measuring devices) [13,076]; konimeters; lactometers [13,077]; lysimeters; measuring cups; measuring pitchers [13,078]; measuring spoons; opacimeters [13,079]; pipettes (measuring devices); salimeters [13,080]; wantage rods [13,081];
- alcoholometers
- Gay-Lussac alcoholometers [13,082];
- hygrometers
- psychrometers;
- hygrographs
- hygrothermographs [13,083];
- precipitation gauges
- rain gauges
- pluviographs [13,084];
- rain gauges
- densimeters
- dasymeters; durometers [13,085]; hydrometers; pycnometers;
- sclerometers
- Scleroscopes (TM) [13,086];
- mass measuring devices
- mass spectroscopes
- sensors
- esthesiometers; microsensors [13,087];
- timepieces
- <timepieces by form>
- water clocks;
- clocks
- <clocks by form>
- acorn clocks [13,088]; mantel clocks; monumental clocks; pedestal clocks [13,089]; skeleton clocks [13,090]; tower clocks (clocks) [13,091];
- bracket clocks
- Gothic clocks [13,092]; balloon clocks; lantern clocks;
- floor clocks
- shelf clocks
- pillar and scroll clocks [13,095];
- table clocks
- tabernacle clocks [13,096];
- wall clocks
- Act of Parliament clocks [13,097]; banjo clocks; cartel clocks; cuckoo clocks; girandole clocks [13,098]; wag-on-wall clocks [13,099];
- <clocks by function>
- alarm clocks; calendar clocks [13,100]; carriage clocks; equation clocks; regulators [13,101]; ships' clocks [13,102]; striking clocks [13,103];
- astronomical clocks
- sidereal clocks [13,104];
- musical clocks
- chiming clocks [13,105]; organ clocks;
- <clocks by movement>
- <clocks by form>
- sandglasses
- sundials
- equatorial sundials; solaria (sundials) [13,109];
- watches
- calendar watches [13,110]; clock watches [13,111]; pocket watches; self-winding watches [13,112]; stopwatches; wrist watches;
- <timepieces by function>
- chronographs; chronometers; chronoscopes; repeaters (clocks); timers; traveling clocks [13,113];
- <timepieces by form>
- <measuring devices for forces>
- elemental forces measuring devices
- electricity measuring devices
- ammeters; electric meters [13,114]; electrometers; frequency meters [13,115]; galvanometers [13,116]; moisture meters; ohmmeters; oscillographs; potentiometers; rheoscopes; voltmeters; wattmeters;
- gravity measuring devices
- magnetism measuring devices
- declinometers [13,117]; fluxmeters;
- magnetometers
- nuclear energy measuring devices
- radiant energy measuring devices
- spectrometers;
- actinometers
- radiometers
- bolometers; radiomicrometers [13,118];
- electricity measuring devices
- movement measuring devices
- accelerometers; velocimeters [13,119];
- liquid or gas movement measuring devices
- air meters [13,120]; viscometers;
- flowmeters
- Parshall flumes [13,121]; gas meters; pitot tubes; rotameters; water meters;
- object movement measuring devices
- logs (nautical instruments) [13,122]; nephoscopes; speedometers; tachometers;
- seismometers
- pressure measuring devices
- Bourdon gages [13,123]; kymographs; manometers; penetrometers; piezometers; pressure gauges [13,124]; strain gages [13,125]; tensiometers; tire pressure gages; torque wrenches; torquemeters [13,126]; vacuum gauges; vaporimeters;
- weighing devices
- <weighing devices by form>
- scales (weighing devices)
- cylinder scales [13,127]; desemers [13,128]; dial scales [13,129]; platform scales [13,130]; spring scales; steelyards;
- balances (scales)
- analytical balances; quartz crystal microbalances; trip scales [13,131];
- spring balances
- scales (weighing devices)
- <weighing devices by function>
- aerometers; assay scales [13,132]; bathroom scales [13,133]; coin scales [13,134]; egg scales [13,135]; letter balances [13,136]; market scales [13,137]; prescription scales [13,138]; track scales;
- <weighing devices by form>
- elemental forces measuring devices
- <measuring devices for phenomena>
- <heat sensing and measuring devices>
- bathythermographs; calorimeters; ebulliometers; frigorimeters; pyrometers; pyrometric cones [13,139];
- thermometers
- <thermometers by form>
- resistance thermometers; telethermometers [13,140]; thermographs [13,141]; thermoscopes; wet-bulb thermometers;
- <thermometers by function>
- chronothermometers [13,142]; clinical thermometers; cryometers; katathermometers;
- <thermometers by form>
- light measuring devices
- polariscopes [13,143]; refractometers;
- color measuring devices
- chromascopes [13,144]; chromatometers [13,145]; colorimeters; microfadeometers [13,146];
- light absorption measuring devices
- absorptiometers [13,147]; densitometers;
- photometers
- goniophotometers; photoelectric photometers [13,148]; spectrophotometers;
- light meters (measuring devices)
- meteorological measuring devices
- aeroscopes; aethrioscopes; atmometers; radiosondes;
- <measuring devices for atmospheric pressure>
- hypsometers;
- barometers
- aneroid barometers; mercury barometers [13,152];
- barographs
- aneroid barographs [13,153];
- meteorographs
- sunshine recorders
- heliographs [13,156];
- wind measuring devices
- anemoclinometers [13,157]; anemometers;
- sound measuring devices
- acoustic interferometers; audiometers; sound-level meters; tonometers [13,158];
- <heat sensing and measuring devices>
- <measuring devices for extent>
- measuring devices (instruments)
- Recreational Artifacts (hierarchy name )
- recreational artifacts (equipment)
- <card, table and board game elements>
- playing cards;
-
- dice; dominoes (game pieces) [13,159]; jacks (game pieces); jackstraws; marbles (game pieces) [13,160]; struifvogels (game pieces) [13,161];
- chessmen
- gameboards (board game elements)
- checkerboards; chessboards; cribbage boards [13,168];
- <fitness and exercise equipment>
- noncompetitive play equipment
- jump ropes [13,176]; kickboards [13,177]; kites (equipment); pogo sticks; swings [13,178]; unicycles;
- playground equipment
- public entertainment devices
- magic lanterns; pinball machines; roulette wheels (entertainment devices); slot machines;
- peepshows
- mutascopes [13,182];
- puppets (recreational artifacts)
- finger puppets; hand puppets; marionettes (stringed puppets); rod puppets [13,183]; shadow puppets [13,184]; ventriloquial figures [13,185];
- puzzles (recreational artifacts)
- mechanical puzzles
- burr puzzles;
- put-together puzzles
- dissection puzzles
- dissected maps [13,186]; jigsaw puzzles [13,187]; picture puzzles; tangrams;
- dissection puzzles
- mechanical puzzles
- sports and athletic equipment
- barbells [13,188]; cues [13,189]; hockey sticks; horseshoes (sports equipment); plattebollen [13,190]; quoits; shooting marks [13,191]; shuffleboard disks [13,192]; shuttlecocks [13,193]; trampolines; trapezes [13,194];
- <track and field sports equipment>
- discuses [13,195]; hammers (sports equipment) [13,196]; hurdles (sports equipment); shots (sports equipment) [13,197];
- ball game equipment
- backboards (sports equipment) [13,198]; wickets (recreational artifacts);
- <ball striking or snaring and throwing equipment>
- <balls for sports>
- baseballs (ball) [13,205]; basketballs (balls); footballs (balls for sports); handballs [13,206]; softballs [13,207]; volleyballs (balls for sport) [13,208];
- bowling pins
- gymnastic equipment
- balance beams; climbing ropes [13,209]; flying rings; horizontal bars; side horses; springboards [13,210]; vaulting horses [13,211];
- parallel bars
- uneven parallel bars [13,212];
- rackets (sports equipment)
- battledores (rackets) [13,213];
- sporting firearms
- targets (sports equipment)
- water sports equipment
- aquaplanes; surfboards; water skis [13,223];
- winter sports equipment
- toys (recreational artifacts)
- <toys by form>
- Hoberman spheres (TM) [13,227]; Noah's arks [13,228]; balloons (toys); bell toys [13,229]; cup-and-ball toys; hoops (toys) [13,230]; miniatures (toys) [13,231]; paper airplanes [13,232];
- blocks (toys)
- construction toys
- doll-playing accessories
- figural toys
- character toys [13,240]; jack-in-the-boxes; tumblers (toys) [13,241];
- jumping jacks
- recreational dolls
- action figures; baby dolls (recreational dolls) [13,242]; bisque dolls [13,243]; cloth dolls [13,244]; cornhusk dolls; marottes; mission dolls [13,245]; paper dolls [13,246]; pedlar dolls [13,247]; plangones [13,248]; porcelain dolls [13,249];
- character dolls
- mechanical dolls
- talking dolls; walking dolls [13,251];
- optical toys
- kaleidoscopes [13,252]; phenakistoscopes; praxinoscopes; stereopticons; thaumatropes; zoetropes [13,253]; zograscopes;
- soft toys
- toy weapons
- whirligigs
- diabolos [13,254]; yo-yos (toys);
- tops (toys)
- peg tops [13,255]; whip tops;
- spinning tops
- <toys by function>
- educational toys
- kindergarten gifts [13,256];
- educational toys
- <toys by mode of operation>
- sand toys [13,257];
- mechanical toys
- windup toys
- clockwork toys [13,258];
- windup toys
- push-pull toys
- riding toys
- <toys by form>
- <card, table and board game elements>
- recreational artifacts (equipment)
- Sound Devices (hierarchy name)
- sound devices (equipment)
- <sound devices by acoustical characteristics>
- pyrophones [13,264];
- aerophones
- flutes (aerophones)
- pipettes (aerophones) [13,265];
- duct flutes
- courting flutes [13,266]; fujaras; nose flutes; one-hand flutes [13,267]; palweis [13,268]; suling [13,269];
- fipple flutes
- flageolets
- English flageolets; French flageolets [13,277];
- whistles
- flutes without duct
- multiple flutes
- lip-vibrated aerophones
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore>
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore: natural>
- Inventionshorns; buccinae [13,299]; bugles (valveless aerophones); buisines [13,300]; carnyxes [13,301]; clarions (historical aerophones) [13,302]; dung-chen; hand horns [13,303]; hunting horns [13,304]; kakakis; lurs (aerophones) [13,305]; oliphants [13,306]; rag-dung [13,307]; ranasringas; shofars;
- Q996531
- coach horns [13,308];
- marine shell trumpets
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore: with fingerholes>
- bukkehorns; keyed trumpets; tuohitorvis [13,309];
- cornetts
- keyed bugles
- serpents (aerophones)
- Russian bassoons [13,313]; bass horns; serpents Forveilles [13,314]; serpents militaires [13,315];
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore: with valves>
- French horns; ballad horns (aerophones) [13,316]; baritones (aerophones); mellophones; omnitonic horns [13,317]; saxhorns;
- cornets (aerophones)
- tubas
- Wagner tubas [13,320]; euphoniums; helicons; sousaphones;
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore: natural>
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with cylindrical bore>
- trumpets (aerophones)
- end-blown trumpets
- Stopftrompeten [13,321]; alphorns [13,322]; asukusuks [13,323]; buccins; clavicors [13,324]; didjeridus; litui [13,325]; ntaheras; rkang-glings;
- trombones (trumpets)
- side-blown trumpets
- end-blown trumpets
- trumpets (aerophones)
- <lip-vibrated aerophones with conical bore>
- organs (aerophones)
- calliopes; chamber organs [13,330]; hydraulises [13,331]; portative organs; positive organs; regals [13,332];
- barrel organs (organs)
- orchestrions [13,333]; serinettes;
- reeds (aerophones)
- ribbon reeds [13,334];
- free reeds
- mouth organs
- harmonicas; khaen; melodicas; sheng; sho (sound instrument) [13,335];
- reed organs
- lap organs [13,336]; melodeons (reed organs); mélophones [13,337]; pump organs [13,338]; seraphines [13,339]; vocalions [13,340];
- accordions
- harmoniums
- book harmoniums [13,344];
- mouth organs
- reedpipes (confined aerophones)
- sralais [13,345];
- <reedpipes with double reed>
- <reedpipes with double reed: with conical bore>
- hichiriki; hnès (reed pipes) [13,346]; rgya-glings; sarrusophones; tiples [13,347];
- <reedpipes with double reed: folded conical bore>
- oboes
- English horns; Heckelphones; oboes d'amore; oboes da caccia [13,348];
- shawms
- <reedpipes with double reed: with cylindrical bore>
- <reedpipes with double reed: with conical bore>
- <reedpipes with multiple pipes>
- auloi;
- bagpipes
- Highland pipes [13,358]; Lowland pipes [13,359]; Northumbrian pipes; binious; bocks; dudas; gajdes [13,360]; mashaks [13,361]; musettes [13,362]; sourdelines; uilleann pipes; zampognas; zaqqs;
- <reedpipes with single reed>
- <reedpipes with single reed: with conical bore>
- caledonicas [13,363]; octavins [13,364]; saxophones; tenoroons; tárogatós [13,365];
- <reedpipes with single reed: with cylindrical bore>
- clarinets
- chalumeaux; clarinettes d'amour [13,366];
- double clarinets
- hornpipes
- clarinets
- <reedpipes with single reed: with conical bore>
- whirling aerophones
- bull-roarers [13,367];
- flutes (aerophones)
- chordophones
- Stroh violins; geigenwerks [13,368]; gigues [13,369];
- harp lutes
- koras [13,370];
- harp zithers
- mvet;
- harps (chordophones)
- frame harps
- open harps
- lutelike chordophones
- lutelike chordophones: bowed
- liras (utelike chordophones) [13,383]; rebecs [13,384];
- fiddles
- Hardanger fiddles [13,385]; arpeggiones; dilrubās [13,386]; esrajs; fandurs [13,387]; gadulkas; gusles; huslas [13,388]; kemençes [13,389]; kits (fiddles); liricas [13,390]; mayuris [13,391]; nyckelharpas; rebabs (fiddles) [13,392]; sarindas [13,393];
- hurdy-gurdies
- organistrums; organized hurdy-gurdies [13,394];
- liras da braccio
- sarangis
- sindhi sarangis [13,395];
- violin family instruments
- church basses [13,396]; double basses; quintons [13,397]; violins; violoncellos;
- violas (instruments)
- violas d'amore
- sultanas [13,398];
- viols
- spike fiddles
- lutelike chordophones: plucked
- <lutelike chordophones with long neck: plucked>
- balalaikas; bandoras; bandurrias; bouzoukis; charangos; chitarrones [13,405]; colasciones; dotārās; dutār (Middle Eastern chordophone) [13,406]; ektārs [13,407]; khalams [13,408]; komos (chordophones); lute guitars; rubabs [13,409]; sanxian; sarods; saz (sound instrument) [13,410]; setars (Iranian chordophones) [13,411]; shamisen; tamburas (Indian chordophones) [13,412]; tars (lutes) [13,413]; theorbos;
- banjos
- citterns
- archcitterns [13,416]; orpharions;
- English guitars
- keyed guitars [13,417];
- guitars
- archtop guitars [13,418]; bajo quinto [13,419]; bajo sexto [13,420]; cavaquinhos; chitarras battente [13,421]; guitarróns; harp guitars; lyre-guitars; ramkies; requintos [13,422]; ukuleles; vihuelas (Mexican) [13,423]; vihuelas (Spanish);
- lutes (chordophones)
- pierced lutes [13,424];
- pluriarcs
- sitars (Indian chordophones)
- <lutelike chordophones with short neck: plucked>
- 'ūds; biwa; citoles; gekkin; gitterns; kondes (chordophones) [13,425]; kuntigis [13,426]; outis [13,427]; pipa (sound instrument); yüeh ch'in;
- mandolins
- Neapolitan mandolins [13,428]; mandocellos;
- mandores
- <lutelike chordophones with long neck: plucked>
- lutelike chordophones: bowed
- lyres
- zitherlike chordophones
- lokanga voatavos [13,436]; zezes [13,437];
- <zitherlike chordophones: bowed>
- <zitherlike chordophones: plucked>
- Appalachian dulcimers; Scheitholts; autoharps; enangas (sound devices) [13,442]; enzenzes [13,443]; hummels [13,444]; langeleiks; lidukus [13,445]; sesandos; steel guitars; tobas (chordophones) [13,446]; valihas [13,447]; vinas [13,448]; yanggŭms [13,449]; zithers; épinettes des Vosges [13,450];
- harpsichords
- long zithers
- monochords
- keyed monochords
- monocordes à clavier [13,460];
- keyed monochords
- psalteries
- musical bows
- zitherlike chordophones: struck
- Tangentenflügels [13,475]; tambourins à cordes [13,476];
- clavichords
- dulcimers
- pianos
- electrophones
- electroacoustic instruments
- electromechanical instruments
- Hammond organs (TM) [13,488];
- electronic instruments
- electronic organs; ondes Martenot; rhythmicons; samplers (electronic instruments); synthesizers [13,489]; theremins [13,490];
- idiophones
- friction idiophones
- livikas [13,491]; musical saws; nail violins;
- musical glasses
- plucked idiophones
- lamellaphones
- Jew's harps; clack idiophones [13,492]; sansas [13,493];
- lamellaphones
- struck idiophones
- directly struck idiophones
- clappers (idiophones)
- bones (idiophones); kemanaks; p'ai pan [13,494]; pu-ilus [13,495]; slapsticks [13,496]; spaganes [13,497]; triccaballacca;
- concussion sticks
- concussion vessels
- percussion idiophones
- percussion idiophones: hollow-bodied
- double gongs [13,500]; steel drums; water drums;
- <bells and sets of bells>
- bells (idiophones)
- passing bells; zhong (bells) [13,501];
- resting bells
- suspended bells
- sets of bells
- bells (idiophones)
- <gongs and sets of gongs>
- percussion tubes
- percussion idiophones: solid-bodied
- anvils (idiophones) [13,524]; kroupezions [13,525]; percussion beams [13,526]; percussion sticks [13,527]; rock gongs; triangles (idiophones) [13,528];
- percussion plaques
- flexatones; lithophones [13,529];
- metallophones
- celestas; glockenspiels; ranat ek lek; ranat thum lek; saron [13,530]; vibraphones;
- genders (metallophones)
- xylophones
- gambang kayu; pat-talàs [13,531]; ranat ek; ranat thum; straw fiddles;
- <xylophones: gourd-resonated>
- log xylophones
- percussion idiophones: hollow-bodied
- clappers (idiophones)
- indirectly struck idiophones
- split idiophones [13,533];
- rattles
- scrapers (idiophones)
- directly struck idiophones
- friction idiophones
- membranophones
- drums (membranophones)
- drum kits [13,548]; plucked drums [13,549];
- friction drums
- struck drums
- Uganda drums; footed drums; ground drums [13,554]; kendhang; talking drums; áyotls [13,555];
- barrel drums
- bowl-shaped drums
- double-conical drums
- atumpans [13,566];
- frame drums
- goblet drums
- djembes [13,570]; tarabukas;
- darabukkas
- hourglass drums
- rattle drums
- tubular drums
- <tubular drums double head>
- bass drums; batás [13,574]; bembes (double-headed drums); changgos; dhols; isigubus [13,575]; kakkos (tubular drum) [13,576]; ntengas [13,577]; okedōs; snare drums; tom-toms;
- tabors (drums)
- tambourins (drums) [13,578];
- <tubular drums with single head>
- bembés (single-headed drums) [13,579]; bongos (drums); boobams; congas; gong drums; moropas [13,580];
- <tubular drums double head>
- drums (membranophones)
- <sound devices by function>
- ceremonial sound devices [13,581]; headphones; metronomes; noisemakers [13,582]; optophones;
- ambient sound makers
- aeolian harps; humming tops [13,583]; wind chimes;
- calls
- musical instruments
- keyboard instruments; percussion instruments; stringed instruments (musical instruments);
- combination instruments
- mechanical instruments
- music boxes
- orchestral organettes [13,589];
- music boxes
- practice instruments
- wind instruments
- brass instruments;
- woodwind instruments
- reed instruments [13,590];
- sound signaling devices
- tuning devices
- sound modifying devices
- kazoos; onion flutes; voice disguisers [13,592];
- megaphones
- speaking trumpets [13,593];
- <sound devices by acoustical characteristics>
- sound devices (equipment)
- Tools and Equipment (hierarchy name)
- apparatuses [13,594];
- equipment
- <equipment by context>
- Q212920
- <equipment for corporal punishment>
- <equipment for costume>
- boot scrapers [13,601]; mannequins (costume equipment); sachets;
- hangers (costume equipment)
- <equipment for fishing and trapping>
- fishing tackle
- fish gaffs; fishhooks; fishing lines; fishing rigs; fishing rods; floats (fishing equipment); sinkers (fishing) [13,604];
- lures
- fish decoys [13,605];
- traps (trapping equipment)
- fishing tackle
- animal equipment
- cruppers (tail straps); hipposandals [13,613]; horseshoes (animal equipment); livestock equipment [13,614]; muzzles [13,615]; sheep shears; shoeing hammers [13,616];
- Q1377950
- animal husbandry equipment
- animal trappings
- animal work equipment
- blinders (animal equipment) [13,631]; bridles; brow bands [13,632]; chest straps [13,633]; halters (animal equipment); harnesses; head pieces (animal equipment) [13,634]; leading reins [13,635]; martingales [13,636]; nosebands [13,637];
- <animal work equipment for pulling>
- collars (horse collars) [13,638]; traces (animal equipment) [13,639]; yokes (animal equipment);
- <animal work equipment for riding>
- whips (striking tools)
- riding whips
- culinary equipment
- cutlery; kitchenware;
- <culinary equipment for cooling food>
- cooling racks; ice-cream freezers [13,653]; iceboxes;
- <culinary equipment for preparing and cooking food>
- bateas [13,654]; breadboards (culinary equipment); butter tamps [13,655]; corn dryers [13,656]; food processors; milk aerators [13,657]; nutcrackers [13,658]; oyster knives [13,659]; pasta makers; pastry boards [13,660]; rolling pins;
- <culinary tools and equipment for cooking>
- cooking and heating devices
- chafing dishes; coffee roasters; cook stoves [13,661]; corn poppers [13,662]; crockpots [13,663]; dish warmers [13,664]; egg coddlers [13,665]; espresso machines; hibachis; microwave ovens; pressure cookers [13,666]; rotisseries [13,667]; spoon warmers [13,668]; veilleuses (culinary equipment) [13,669]; yogurt makers [13,670];
- Q211841
- ibriks (coffee makers) [13,671]; percolators;
- baking irons
- host irons [13,672]; wafer irons [13,673]; waffle irons;
- braziers (cooking, heating equipment)
- liturgical braziers [13,674];
- broilers
- gridirons (culinary tools) [13,675];
- griddles
- comals [13,676];
- reflector ovens
- spits (cooking and heating devices)
- basket spits [13,679];
- toasters (cooking and heating devices)
- cheese toasters [13,680]; electric toasters; sandwich toasters [13,681]; toasting forks [13,682];
- cooking utensils
- cooking and heating devices
- <culinary tools and equipment for cutting>
- biscuit cutters [13,689]; boning knives [13,690]; butcher knives [13,691]; butter cutters [13,692]; cabbage cutters [13,693]; carving forks [13,694]; carving knives [13,695]; cheese knives (food preparation tools) [13,696]; cheese slicers; chopping blocks [13,697]; chopping knives [13,698]; cider cheese cutters [13,699]; cleavers (culinary tools); cookie cutters [13,700]; cooks' knives [13,701]; curd knives [13,702]; cutting boards; doughnut cutters [13,703]; egg slicers; food choppers [13,704]; host cutters [13,705]; ice picks; ice shavers [13,706]; pineapple snips [13,707]; poultry shears [13,708]; sugar cutters [13,709]; vegetable slicers [13,710];
- dough wheels
- jagging wheels; pie crimpers [13,711];
- graters
- bread graters [13,712]; cheese graters [13,713]; nutmeg graters;
- peelers
- <culinary tools and equipment for mixing>
- blenders (culinary equipment); churns [13,717]; pastry blenders; whisks;
- beaters (culinary tools)
- eggbeaters (rotary beaters) [13,718];
- mixers (culinary equipment)
- bread makers; cake mixers [13,719]; hand mixers [13,720];
- stirrers
- <culinary tools for extracting>
- <culinary tools for handling food or culinary equipment>
- <culinary tools for opening>
- bottle openers; bung-drawers [13,743]; can openers; church keys [13,744]; corkscrews; jar openers [13,745];
- <culinary tools for separating>
- boultels [13,746]; butter workers [13,747]; colanders [13,748]; cream separators; egg separators; mazarines [13,749];
- sieves
- sifters
- flour sifters
- bolters [13,753];
- flour sifters
- skimmers (culinary tools)
- strainers (culinary tools)
- beer strainers [13,754]; gravy strainers [13,755]; milk strainers [13,756]; punch strainers; strainer spoons [13,757]; tea strainers;
- <culinary tools for shaping and decorating>
- Scotch hands; butter curlers; butter prints [13,758]; cookie presses; icing syringes [13,759]; pastry bags; springerle boards [13,760]; springerle rollers [13,761];
- culinary molds
- butter molds; cake molds [13,762]; cheese molds [13,763];
- candy molds
- chocolate molds [13,764];
- <food mills, grinders and presses>
- ice crushers [13,765]; manos (food mills) [13,766]; sausage stuffers [13,767];
- culinary mills
- coffee mills [13,768]; food mills; querns [13,769];
- grinding stones
- spice mills
- pepper mills [13,770];
- grinders (culinary tools)
- meat grinders [13,771];
- presses (culinary tools)
- mashers
- meat tenderizers; potato mashers [13,777];
- meat racks
- crown meat racks [13,778];
- spatulas (culinary tools)
- rubber spatulas [13,779];
- tea infusers
- tea balls [13,780];
- <culinary equipment for serving and consuming food>
- cheeseboards;
- <utensils for consuming food>
- bombillas; cheese grips [13,781]; chopsticks; marrow scoops [13,782]; mote spoons [13,783]; sherbet spoons (wooden spoons) [13,784]; straws (drinking utensils) [13,785];
- <utensils for infants>
- place forks
- place knives
- place spoons
- apostle spoons; bouillon spoons [13,808]; chocolate spoons [13,809]; coffee spoons [13,810]; dessert spoons; folding spoons [13,811]; grapefruit spoons; ice-cream spoons [13,812]; iced-tea spoons; marrow spoons [13,813]; teaspoons;
- soup spoons
- cream soup spoons [13,814];
- <utensils for serving food>
- dippers (serving utensils) [13,815]; drip rings [13,816]; grape shears [13,817]; kyathoi;
- <forks for serving food>
- <knives for serving food>
- bread knives [13,826]; butter knives; cake knives [13,827]; cheese knives (serving utensils) [13,828]; ice-cream knives [13,829];
- <spoons for serving food>
- berry spoons [13,830]; bonbon spoons [13,831]; caddy spoons; jam spoons [13,832]; mustard spoons [13,833]; olive spoons (food spoons) [13,834]; porringer spoons [13,835]; salt spoons; serving spoons [13,836]; sugar spoons; tablespoons; wunkermian [13,837];
- food tongs
- asparagus tongs [13,838]; ice tongs [13,839]; spaghetti tongs [13,840];
- sugar tongs
- ladles
- cream ladles [13,841]; gravy ladles; punch ladles [13,842]; sauce ladles [13,843]; toddy ladles [13,844];
- scoops (serving utensils)
- ice-cream scoops [13,845];
- servers (serving utensils)
- accessory table equipment
- <textiles for culinary use>
- dish towels; dishcloths; napkins (culinary textile) [13,859]; potholders [13,860];
- flatware
- tableware
- personal equipment
- back scratchers [13,863]; bed warmers; crutches (equipment); fly whisks [13,864]; heating pads; key chains [13,865]; moustache bands [13,866]; ochydactyls [13,867]; orthoses; pack frames [13,868]; prayer-sticks [13,869]; ring-pads [13,870]; swagger sticks; tumplines;
- <equipment for grooming, hygiene and health care>
- chewing sticks [13,871]; combs (grooming tools); conditioner [13,872]; condoms [13,873]; cosmetic spoons [13,874]; cosmetic sticks [13,875]; curlers; dentures; deodorant; manicure scissors [13,876]; medicine spoons [13,877]; nail clippers [13,878]; nail files [13,879]; nasal strips [13,880]; pill splitters [13,881]; razors; sanitary napkins; shampoo; shaving cream; shaving sticks [13,882]; strigils; tampons (health equipment) [13,883]; toiletries [13,884]; toothpicks; vihta [13,885]; wig stands [13,886];
- <brushes for personal use>
- cosmetics
- hair dryers
- <equipment for personal hearing use>
- <equipment for personal vision use>
- Claude glasses; contact lenses; loupes [13,889];
- binoculars
- eyeglasses
- goggles
- anti-gas goggles [13,893]; ballistic eyewear; flying goggles [13,894]; motorcycle goggles [13,895]; ski goggles;
- magnifying glasses
- <equipment for smoking and tobacco use>
- cigar cutters; cigar-holders [13,896]; cigarette holders (personal equipment) [13,897]; cigarette rollers [13,898]; pipe bowls [13,899]; pipe cleaners; pipe stoppers [13,900]; snuff spoons [13,901]; tobacco accessories [13,902];
- pipes (smoking equipment)
- water pipes
- blindfolds
- eye masks (blindfolds) [13,904];
- child care equipment
- baby slings [13,905]; cradleboards; teething rings [13,906];
- pointers (equipment)
- indexes (liturgical pointers) [13,907]; laser pointers;
- towels
- umbrellas
- processional parasols [13,910];
- walkers
- rollators [13,911];
- walking sticks
- canes (walking sticks) [13,912];
- staffs (walking sticks)
- pilgrim staffs; processional staffs [13,913]; tipstaffs;
- vehicle equipment
- <equipment by general type>
- <equipment by material processed>
- <tools and equipment for clayworking>
- bats (clayworking equipment) [13,925]; blungers [13,926]; dods [13,927]; fettling knives [13,928]; kiln spacers [13,929]; pug mills; ribs (clayworking tools) [13,930]; saggers [13,931]; slip cups [13,932]; slip-trailers [13,933]; stilts (clay-firing tools) [13,934];
- potter's wheels
- kickwheels [13,935];
- <tools and equipment for concrete processing and fabricating>
- buggies (equipment) [13,936]; drop chutes [13,937];
- <concrete processing and fabricating machines>
- concrete finishing machines [13,938]; concrete pumps; concrete spreaders [13,939];
- concrete mixers
- <concrete processing and fabricating tools>
- <tools and equipment for plaster, concrete and mortar working>
- angle paddles [13,942]; angle planes [13,943]; angle plows [13,944]; badgers (tools) [13,945]; block scrapers [13,946]; browning brushes [13,947]; elastic knives [13,948]; featheredge rules [13,949]; groovers [13,950]; hawks (plaster tools); hods [13,951]; jiffler mixers [13,952]; jointers (mortar tools) [13,953]; mixing troughs [13,954]; plaster knives [13,955]; plastering machines [13,956]; putty knives [13,957]; rabs [13,958]; radius tools [13,959]; rakers;
- floats (finishing equipment)
- scratch tools
- trowels
- <tools and equipment for stone and masonry working>
- bricklaying profiles [13,975]; cleaving blades [13,976]; dummies (mallets) [13,977]; feathers (tools) [13,978]; floatstones [13,979]; lewises [13,980]; mud spoons [13,981]; scotches (stone and masonry working equipment) [13,982]; screeds;
- stone working axes
- cavils [13,983];
- stone working chisels
- stone working drills
- aiguilles (drills) [13,993]; hammer drills; rock-drills;
- stone working hammers
- stone working saws
- grub saws [14,001];
- glassworking equipment
- leatherworking tools
- adjustable gouges [14,007]; awl wrenches [14,008]; lasts (shoemaker tools) [14,009]; polishing bones (leatherworking tools) [14,010]; stitch pricks (leatherworking tools) [14,011]; thonging chisels [14,012];
- leatherworking awls
- leatherworking knives
- metalworking equipment
- metal detectors [14,025];
- <equipment for forging and metal-shaping>
- <machinery for forging and metal-shaping>
- <tools for forging and metal-shaping>
- bench plates [14,026]; drawplates [14,027]; drifts [14,028]; grozing irons (plumbing) [14,029]; mandrels; nail headers [14,030]; rivet sets [14,031]; snarling irons [14,032]; swages [14,033];
- <anvils and anvil accessories>
- <tools for gold-shaping>
- metalworking blocks
- metalworking hammers
- metalworking punches
- seamers
- double seamers [14,054];
- stakes (tools)
- <equipment for metal-cutting and -grinding>
- <metal-cutting and -grinding machinery>
- metalworking lathes
- turret lathes
- screw-cutting machines [14,061];
- turret lathes
- metalworking lathes
- <metal-cutting and -grinding tools>
- flute reamers [14,062]; honing steels [14,063]; nippers [14,064];
- metalworking chisels
- metalworking cutters
- buffers (cutters) [14,067]; milling cutters; pinion cutters [14,068]; pipe cutters [14,069]; sprue cutters [14,070];
- metalworking files
- metalworking shears
- thread cutters (metalworking tools)
- bolt cutters [14,080]; chasers (tools) [14,081]; dies (metalwork); screw plates [14,082];
- whetstones
- <metal-cutting and -grinding machinery>
- <equipment for metal-joining and -holding>
- <metal-joining and -holding machinery>
- <metal-joining and -holding tools>
- plumber's caulking irons [14,087]; soldering guns; soldering irons;
- metalworking pliers
- combination pliers [14,088];
- metalworking tongs
- V-lip tongs; bolt tongs [14,089]; box tongs; clip tongs [14,090]; crook-bit tongs [14,091]; flat tongs [14,092]; hollow-bit tongs (rounded tips) [14,093]; hoop tongs [14,094]; nail tongs [14,095]; pickup tongs [14,096]; pincer tongs [14,097]; round-lip tongs [14,098]; shoe tongs [14,099]; side tongs [14,100]; sliding tongs [14,101];
- hammer tongs
- box hammer tongs [14,102];
- metalworking vises
- metalworking wrenches
- Allen wrenches; chain tongs [14,105]; impact wrenches [14,106]; monkey wrenches; open-end wrenches [14,107]; pipe wrenches; socket wrenches; spud wrenches [14,108]; tap wrenches;
- founding tools
- gilding equipment
- agate burnishers [14,113]; gilder's tips; gold cushions [14,114]; gold knives [14,115];
- rushworking tools
- textile working equipment
- bodkins (tools) [14,122]; bruising mallets [14,123]; distaffs; epinetra; latch hooks [14,124]; niddy-noddies; spindles (textile working equipment); spinning jennies; spinning wheels; stocking frames [14,125]; swifts [14,126]; water-frames;
- <textile fabricating tools and equipment>
- battens (loom components) [14,127]; bobbin winders [14,128]; bobbins [14,129]; heddle pulleys [14,130]; heddles [14,131]; lace pillows [14,132]; loom weights; raddles [14,133]; reeds (textile equipment) [14,134]; shed sticks [14,135]; tjantings [14,136];
- looms (textile tools)
- backstrap looms; jacquard looms; powerlooms;
- handlooms
- bead looms [14,137]; bow looms [14,138]; frame looms [14,139]; ground looms [14,140]; inkle looms [14,141]; table looms; warp-weighted looms;
- shuttles (weaving tools)
- whorls (spindle flywheels)
- chinqueds [14,144];
- combs (textile working equipment)
- beaters (textile working equipment) [14,145];
- sewing tools
- burling irons [14,146]; darning eggs [14,147]; darning mushrooms [14,148]; dress forms; emery cushions [14,149]; hat irons [14,150]; mellores [14,151]; needle cases; needle threaders; pin-poppets [14,152]; pincushions; pinking shears [14,153]; sailmaker's palms [14,154]; seam rippers [14,155]; seam rolls [14,156]; sewing machines (equipment); sewing shears [14,157]; shuttles (sewing tools) [14,158]; tailor tackers [14,159]; tailor's hams [14,160]; thimbles; thread clippers [14,161]; thread holders [14,162]; threaders [14,163]; tracing wheels [14,164];
- sewing clamps
- hemming birds [14,165];
- sewing needles
- sewing scissors
- woodworking equipment
- woodworking machinery
- bark mills; barkers [14,177]; chippers [14,178];
- sawmills (woodworking tools)
- woodworking lathes
- woodworking tools
- <tools for wood-cutting and -finishing>
- breastplates (tools) [14,188]; gimlets; jumpers (tools) [14,189]; routers; screw boxes [14,190];
- barking irons
- barking axes [14,191];
- braces (woodworking tools)
- froes
- knife froes [14,194];
- hatchets
- planes (tools)
- combination planes; modeling planes [14,199]; roughing planes [14,200]; rounder planes [14,201]; scooper planes [14,202]; splint planes [14,203]; thumb planes [14,204];
- grooving planes
- badger planes [14,205]; banding planes [14,206]; dado planes [14,207]; edge planes; plow planes [14,208]; sash planes [14,209]; shoulder planes; table planes [14,210]; tongue planes [14,211]; tongue-and-groove planes [14,212];
- fillister planes
- rabbet planes
- leveling planes
- compass planes [14,218]; coopers' stoup planes [14,219]; finger planes [14,220]; floor planes [14,221]; howell planes [14,222]; sun-planes [14,223]; toothing planes [14,224];
- bench planes
- block planes; fore planes (mid-length benchplanes); jack planes; smoothing planes; strike blocks [14,225]; trying planes [14,226];
- jointer planes
- molding planes
- complex molding planes
- simple molding planes
- scorpers
- spokeshaves
- chamfer spokeshaves [14,244];
- wedges
- splitting wedges [14,245];
- woodworking adzes
- woodworking augers
- woodworking awls
- woodworking axes
- woodworking chisels
- woodworking cutters
- woodworking files
- woodworking gouges
- woodworking knives
- woodworking punches
- woodworking rasps
- woodworking reamers
- hooked reamers [14,317];
- woodworking saws
- bench saws [14,318]; chain saws; hand saws; jigsaws (tools) [14,319]; veneer saws;
- backsaws
- circular saws
- drunken saws [14,326]; electric portable saws [14,327]; pendulum saws; radial-arm saws; table saws;
- frame saws
- bucksaws [14,328]; coping saws; felloe saws [14,329]; scroll saws;
- bow saws
- web saws [14,330];
- fretsaws
- buhl saws [14,331];
- pit saws
- frame pit saws [14,332];
- open saws
- cabinet saws [14,333]; open pit saws [14,334]; panel saws [14,335]; saber saws;
- compass saws
- keyhole saws; locksaws [14,336]; square hole saws [14,337];
- crosscut saws
- ripsaws
- half-ripsaws [14,340];
- woodworking scrapers
- <tools for wood-holding and -assembling>
- bench hooks [14,343]; bench stops (wood-holding tools) [14,344]; brad pushers [14,345]; cauls (tools) [14,346]; door jacks [14,347]; holdfasts; jam pikes [14,348]; raft shackles [14,349]; shaving blocks [14,350];
- dogs (devices for wood)
- woodworking clamps
- woodworking hooks
- peavies [14,363]; pickaroons [14,364];
- cant hooks
- ring dogs [14,365];
- woodworking vises
- wood-striking tools
- woodworking hammers
- Warrington hammers [14,368]; claw hammers; clench hammers [14,369]; framing hammers [14,370]; tack hammers; top maul hammers [14,371]; veneer hammers [14,372];
- woodworking mallets
- woodworking hammers
- <tools for wood-cutting and -finishing>
- woodworking machinery
- <tools and equipment for clayworking>
- <equipment by mode of operation>
- hand tools; hydraulic equipment [14,378]; machine tools;
- power tools
- <equipment by process>
- amplifiers; coggles [14,379]; corking machines [14,380]; crochet hooks; divining rods [14,381]; garden tools;
- <cooling, heating and humidifying equipment>
- air conditioners; dryers (equipment) [14,382]; freezers; humidifiers; incubators [14,383]; punkahs (cooling equipment); refrigerators;
- fans (equipment)
- ceiling fans [14,384]; electric fans;
- heating equipment
- Bunsen burners [14,385]; Weisz ring ovens [14,386]; alcohol heaters [14,387]; coal heaters [14,388]; coal pans [14,389]; foot stoves [14,390]; kiln forks [14,391]; lehrs [14,392]; ovens (baking equipment);
- kilns
- stoves (heating equipment)
- torches (heating equipment)
- acetylene torches [14,404]; kerosene torches [14,405]; oxyacetylene torches; oxyhydrogen torches [14,406];
- <equipment for transmitting and reproducing sound>
- jukeboxes;
- audio equipment
- cartridges (phonographs) [14,407]; compact disc players; microphone stands; styluses (audio equipment) [14,408]; tape recorders;
- digital music players
- microphones
- condenser microphones; dynamic microphones [14,409]; ribbon microphones;
- phonographs
- cylinder phonographs (phonographs) [14,410]; gramophones [14,411]; phonautographs;
- <fastening and adjusting equipment>
- electric glue guns; hoop drivers [14,412]; label presses [14,413]; staple guns; staplers (fastening equipment); wrenches;
- keys (adjusting equipment)
- bed keys [14,414];
- screwdrivers
- <fire-making and controlling equipment>
- andirons; candlelighters [14,419]; curfews (equipment) [14,420]; fenders (fire-controlling equipment) [14,421]; fire bows [14,422]; fire fans; fire screens (equipment) [14,423]; fire sticks [14,424]; fireplace rakes [14,425]; firesets; grissets [14,426]; igniters [14,427]; kindling [14,428]; lighters (fire-making equipment) [14,429]; pokers (equipment) [14,430]; portable igniters [14,431];
- bellows (fire controlling equipment)
- matches (fire-making equipment)
- sulfur matches [14,435];
- <framing and mounting equipment>
- aluminum honeycomb supports [14,436]; backboards (framing and mounting equipment) [14,437]; cradles (framing and mounting equipment) [14,438]; mats (framing and mounting equipment) [14,439]; mounts (framing and mounting equipment) [14,440]; slides (microscopy) [14,441]; strainers (framing and mounting equipment) [14,442]; stretchers (framing and mounting equipment) [14,443];
- mounting pliers
- stretching pliers [14,444];
- <grinding and milling equipment>
- <grinding and milling machinery>
- disposals [14,445]; mower-knife grinders [14,446];
- mills (equipment)
- milling machines
- carding machines [14,447]; cotton gins; cylinder mills [14,448];
- milling machines
- <grinding and milling tools>
- grinders (tools) [14,449]; pestles;
- mortars (grinding tools)
- <grinding and milling machinery>
- <hide and skin treating equipment>
- <holding and gripping tools>
- forceps [14,454]; last hooks [14,455]; pole hooks; tongs (devices); tweezers;
- Q475638
- clamps
- dovetail clamps; drill clamps [14,459]; stringing clamps [14,460];
- hemostatic clamps
- artery clamps [14,461];
- pincers
- pliers
- lasting pliers [14,464]; needlenose pliers;
- <maintenance and cleaning equipment>
- maintenance machinery
- incinerators [14,465]; washing machines;
- maintenance tools
- mops (maintenance tools) [14,466]; plungers [14,467]; sponges (cleaning equipment); vacuum cleaners;
- <brushes: maintenance tools>
- dusting brushes (maintenance tools) [14,468]; file brushes [14,469]; scrub brushes;
- brooms (maintenance tools)
- maintenance machinery
- <marking tools and equipment>
- brands (tools); perforating wheels; pounce bags [14,472]; punches (marking tools) [14,473]; scorers [14,474]; scribers (marking tools);
- <mixing tools and equipment>
- <moving and transporting equipment>
- <moving and transporting machinery>
- ejectors [14,477]; pulleys [14,478];
- conveyors
- belt conveyors [14,479]; chain conveyors; roller conveyors [14,480]; slat conveyors [14,481]; vibrating conveyors [14,482];
- jacks (machinery)
- hydraulic jacks [14,483]; jackscrews; trench jacks [14,484];
- pulley blocks
- shoulder blocks [14,485];
- pumping machinery
- pumps (machinery)
- gasoline pumps [14,486]; hydraulic rams; sump pumps [14,487]; vacuum pumps;
- pumps (machinery)
- <moving and transporting tools>
- <moving and transporting machinery>
- <papermaking tools and equipment>
- <protective and life-saving equipment>
- life preservers [14,494]; line-throwing guns; parachutes (life-saving equipment); safety belts; trivets;
- firefighting equipment
- fire axes [14,495]; fire extinguishers; fire rakes (firefighting equipment) [14,496]; firehoses; hose towers [14,497];
- respirators
- dust masks; gas masks; oxygen masks [14,498];
- safety nets
- <shaping and guiding equipment>
- <shaping and guiding machinery>
- dividing engines; goffering machines [14,501]; isographs; planing machines [14,502];
- <shaping and guiding tools>
- extruders [14,503]; hat blocks; lathe puppets [14,504]; patterns (guides); saw sets; straightedges; triangles (tools) [14,505];
-
- matrices (copper molds) [14,506];
- squares (tools)
- T-squares; bevel squares [14,507]; carpenters' squares [14,508]; set squares (tools); try squares;
- stamps (tools)
- templates (shaping tools)
- dovetail templates [14,514];
- <shaping and guiding machinery>
- <surface working and finishing equipment>
- <surface working and finishing machinery>
- <surface working and finishing tools and accessories>
- buffers (surface working tools) [14,517]; buffs (finishing tools); caulking irons [14,518]; cauteria (tools) [14,519]; countersinks; crocus cloth; crow wheels [14,520]; drawer-handle tools [14,521]; egg irons [14,522]; emery cloth; fillets (tools) [14,523]; folders (tools) [14,524]; gauffers (tools for embossing) [14,525]; glazing irons [14,526]; gold rubber [14,527]; graining boards [14,528]; irons (tools) [14,529]; lathekins [14,530]; lissoirs (polishing tools) [14,531]; mangle boards; paint rollers [14,532]; pallets (surface working tools) [14,533]; rolls (tools) [14,534]; sanding blocks; spray guns;
- abrasive paper
- brushes (implements)
- wallpaper brushes [14,536];
- paintbrushes
- fountain brushes [14,537];
- burnishers (tools)
- creasers
- files (tools)
- flat files (tools); rough files [14,544];
- sanders (tools)
- belt sanders; contour sanders [14,545]; disk sanders; power sanders [14,546]; spindle sanders [14,547];
- scrapers (finishing tools)
- unit tools
- florets (tools) [14,551];
- agricultural equipment
- balers (agricultural equipment) [14,552]; barley forks [14,553]; billhooks; combines (agricultural equipment) [14,554]; digging sticks; flails (agricultural equipment) [14,555]; forks (agricultural tools) [14,556]; garden rakes [14,557]; harrows [14,558]; hay rakes [14,559]; hedge clippers [14,560]; hedge shears [14,561]; lawn mowers; mathooks [14,562]; pitchforks [14,563]; pruning shears [14,564]; reapers (farm machines); reaping hooks (agricultural equipment) [14,565]; reaping-hook (sickle) [14,566]; ricing sticks [14,567]; scythes; self-rake reapers; siths [14,568]; threshing machines; tractors (agricultural equipment); tribula [14,569];
-
- scratch plows [14,570];
- harvesting knives
- hay knives [14,571];
- hoes (agricultural tools)
- grub hoes [14,572];
- rakes (agricultural equipment)
- muckrakes [14,573];
- tillers
- rotary tillers [14,574];
- audiovisual equipment
- DVD players; character generators [14,575]; slide viewers (hand held devices) [14,576]; video monitors;
- projectors (image projectors)
- tape decks
- videotape recorders
- bookbinding equipment
- construction equipment
- spreaders [14,588];
- <assembling and disassembling construction equipment>
- compacting equipment
- compactors
- tampers (construction equipment)
- rammers (tampers) [14,596];
- tampers (construction equipment)
- rollers (compacting equipment)
- compactors
- earthmoving equipment
- crawler tractors [14,600]; graders [14,601]; loaders [14,602]; rippers; scarifiers (earthmoving equipment) [14,603]; scrapers (earthmoving equipment) [14,604];
- bulldozers
- angledozers; shovel dozers [14,605]; tilting dozers [14,606];
- earthmoving shovels
- excavating equipment
- transferring construction equipment
- cherry pickers;
- bucket loaders
- chain bucket loaders [14,609];
- buckets (construction equipment)
- clamshell buckets; dippers (construction equipment) [14,610]; dragline buckets [14,611];
- cranes (equipment)
- bridge cranes; climbing cranes [14,612]; column cranes [14,613]; crawler cranes [14,614]; davits; gantry cranes; jib cranes [14,615]; locomotive cranes [14,616]; truck cranes [14,617]; wall cranes [14,618]; wheel-mounted cranes [14,619];
- tower cranes
- traveling cranes [14,620];
- hoisting machinery
- derricks
- hoists
- block and tackle; come-alongs [14,623]; gins (hoists) [14,624]; winches [14,625]; windlasses;
- crushing equipment
- crushing machinery [14,626];
- cutting equipment
- cutting machinery
- guillotines (cutting machinery) [14,627]; lathes;
- microtomes
- ultramicrotomes [14,628];
- cutting tools
- Pulaskis [14,629]; adzes; backed blades [14,630]; blades (stone tools) [14,631]; celts (cutting tools); chisels [14,632]; choppers (prehistoric cutting tools) [14,633]; chopping tools (prehistoric cutting tools) [14,634]; cleavers (prehistoric cutting tools); clippers (cutting tools) [14,635]; denticulates [14,636]; foliate points [14,637]; gouges [14,638]; gravers (generic cutting tools) [14,639]; grozing irons (glass) [14,640]; limaces [14,641]; palstaves [14,642]; rasps (cutting tools) [14,643]; razor blades [14,644]; scissors; shears (cutting tools) [14,645]; sickle blades [14,646];
- augers
- cylinder augers
- soil column cylinder augers [14,647];
- cylinder augers
- axes (tools)
- knives
- culinary knives [14,654]; erasing knives [14,655]; gauge knives [14,656]; hand knives [14,657]; hawkbill knives [14,658]; letter openers; linoleum knives [14,659]; machetes (knives); moon knives [14,660]; race knives [14,661]; rotary cutters (knives) [14,662]; scalpels; stencil knives [14,663]; ulus (knives) [14,664]; utility knives;
- knife weapons
- bolos (weapons) [14,668]; bowie knives; dirks; switchblade knives [14,669];
- leather cutters
- papercutting tools
- punches (cutting tools)
- paper punches (cutting tools) [14,678];
- saws
- spades
- taps (cutting tools)
- cutting machinery
- data processing equipment
- calculators
- abaci (calculators); pocket calculators [14,685]; volvelles;
-
- circular slide rules [14,686];
- computer equipment
- computer terminals; hardware (computer);
- computers
- <computers by function>
- digital audio workstations [14,687];
- <computers by size>
- <computers by function>
- peripherals (computer)
- modems; monitors (data processing equipment) [14,689];
- input devices
- graphics tablets; joysticks [14,690]; light pens; mice (input devices) [14,691]; touch screens;
- digitizers
- output devices
- plotters
- electrostatic plotters; flat-bed plotters [14,692]; pen plotters [14,693];
- printers (output devices)
- line printers; page printers [14,694];
- <printers by mode of operation>
- impact printers
- nonimpact printers
- 3-D printers [14,695]; inkjet printers; laser printers;
- plotters
- storage devices (computer equipment)
- flash drives
- USB flash drives [14,696];
- flash drives
- calculators
- drilling equipment
- drilling machinery
- drilling tools
- borers (tools) [14,699];
- drills (tools)
- <drills by form>
- barrel drills [14,700]; bow drills; breast drills [14,701]; counterbores [14,702]; pump drills; push drills [14,703]; twist drills [14,704];
- <drills by mode of operation>
- electric drills; hand drills [14,705]; pneumatic drills [14,706];
- <drills by form>
- reamers (drilling tools)
- angular reamers [14,707];
- explosive equipment
- fireworks (explosive equipment)
- rockets (projectiles, general) [14,708];
- primers (explosive equipment)
- fireworks (explosive equipment)
- image-making equipment
- lay figures [14,709];
- <equipment for drafting, drawing, and writing>
- <drafting, drawing and writing equipment by general type>
- drafting equipment [14,710]; drawing instruments; writing instruments;
- <drafting, drawing and writing equipment by specific type>
- blackboards [14,711]; chalk sticks; charcoal sticks [14,712]; drafting machines; ellipsographs [14,713]; erasing shields [14,714]; inkstones; micrographs; pantographs; pencil sharpeners; perspectographs [14,715]; plastic leads [14,716]; plummets (writing equipment) [14,717]; pointing plates [14,718]; styluses (writing equipment); typewriters; writing equipment [14,719];
- <holders for drafting, drawing and writing>
- blotters (writing equipment)
- advertising blotters [14,723];
- compasses (drawing instruments)
- crayons (drawing material)
- lithographic crayons [14,729]; oil pastels; pastels (crayons) [14,730];
- fabricated chalk
- erasers
- India rubbers (erasers) [14,731]; kneadable erasers; typewriter erasers [14,732];
- metal points (implements)
- pencils (drawing and writing equipment)
- charcoal pencils [14,737]; copying pencils; graphite pencils [14,738]; mechanical pencils;
- grease pencils
- lithographic pencils [14,739];
- pens (drawing and writing implements)
- ball-point pens; capillary pens [14,740]; dip pens [14,741]; dotting wheels [14,742]; felt-tip pens; fountain pens; lettering pens [14,743]; markers (drawing instruments) [14,744]; quill pens; reed pens; reservoir pens [14,745]; ruling pens [14,746]; stylographs [14,747];
- stumps
- <drafting, drawing and writing equipment by general type>
- <equipment for printing and printmaking>
- image transfer equipment
- Ben Day dots [14,748]; copy presses [14,749]; register guides [14,750]; slipsheets [14,751]; transfer type [14,752];
- image transfer tools
- printing presses
- lithographic presses [14,755]; platen presses [14,756]; rolling presses [14,757]; web presses [14,758];
- cylinder presses
- flat-bed cylinder presses [14,759];
- hand presses
- rotary presses
- offset presses [14,760];
- screen printing equipment
- printing surface preparation equipment
- bridges (hand rests) [14,764]; dust boxes [14,765];
- printing surface preparation tools
- printing surfaces (equipment)
- type composition equipment
- chases (type composition equipment) [14,786]; composing sticks; fonts (type composition equipment) [14,787]; galleys (type composition equipment) [14,788]; slugs (type composition equipment) [14,789];
- composing machines
- type (composition equipment)
- foundry type [14,793]; movable type;
- type cases
- job cases
- California job cases [14,794];
- job cases
- image transfer equipment
- <ink and paint preparation tools>
- ball mills; inkpads [14,795]; mullers (ink and paint preparation tools) [14,796];
- spatulas (artists' tools)
- image-projecting equipment
- camera lucidas; camera obscuras; cinematographs [14,799]; physionotraces (equipment) [14,800]; screens (projection) [14,801];
- painting equipment
- airbrushes; brush washers [14,802]; mahlsticks; oil sticks [14,803]; painting knives [14,804]; palette knives (painting equipment);
- artists' brushes
- <artists' brushes by form>
- <artists' brushes by function>
- <artists' brushes by material>
- palettes (painting equipment)
- arm palettes [14,818];
- photographic equipment
- mattes (photographic equipment) [14,819];
- <cameras and camera accessories>
- camera accessories
- cable releases [14,820]; dollies [14,821]; lens caps; lens hoods; tripods (camera accessories) [14,822];
- cameras (photographic equipment)
- <cameras by form or function>
- box cameras; detective cameras [14,823]; disposable cameras [14,824]; electric eye cameras [14,825]; folding cameras [14,826]; instant cameras [14,827]; motion-picture cameras; process cameras [14,828]; surveillance cameras;
- 35mm cameras
- digital cameras
- miniature cameras
- subminiature cameras [14,829];
- video cameras
- <cameras by mode of operation>
- camera traps; panoramic cameras [14,830]; pinhole cameras; rangefinder cameras;
- reflex cameras
- stereoscopic cameras
- glyphoscopes [14,831];
- view cameras
- <cameras by form or function>
- camera accessories
- flash equipment
- flash attachments [14,832]; flash cubes [14,833];
- flash lamps
- electronic flashes [14,834];
- photograph viewing equipment
- photographic processing equipment
- background brushes [14,839]; contact printing frames; developing tanks; dodgers (photographic equipment) [14,840]; enlargers; film dryers [14,841]; film splicers; film washers [14,842]; print dryers [14,843]; safelights [14,844]; stirring rods; tacking irons [14,845];
- photographic screens
- stencils (image-making tools)
- knitting needles
- medical equipment
- adenotomes [14,852]; bandages (woven material) [14,853]; cannulas [14,854]; dilators [14,855]; enema syringes [14,856]; psychological equipment [14,857]; sphygmomanometers [14,858]; stethoscopes; tourniquets;
- catheters
- balloon catheters
- Foley catheters [14,859];
- balloon catheters
- dressings (medical equipment)
- field dressings [14,860];
- surgical instruments
- obstetric forceps [14,861]; specula (medical equipment);
- piercing tools
- awls; flint borers [14,862]; needles (piercing tools); stilettos (piercing tools);
- power producing equipment
- compressors [14,863]; nuclear reactors; sails (equipment) [14,864]; solar collectors; solar panels; treadmills; waterwheels;
- batteries (electrical)
- dry-cell batteries [14,865];
- engines (power producing equipment)
- animal-powered engines [14,866]; diesel engines [14,867]; gas engines;
- steam engines (engines)
- walking beam engines [14,868];
- generators
- thermoelectric generators [14,869];
- motors
- turbines
- gas turbines; hydraulic turbines [14,870]; impulse turbines [14,871]; steam turbines; wind turbines [14,872];
- presses (general)
- screw presses (coin presses) [14,873];
- pressure equipment
- prying tools
- reading equipment
- reprographic equipment
- hectographs (equipment) [14,888]; mimeographs; photocopying machines [14,889];
- restraining equipment
- signaling equipment
- striking tools
- beaters (striking tools) [14,898]; hammerstones; mauls (striking tools) [14,899];
- hammers (tools)
- mallets (striking tools)
- beetles (striking tools); caulking mallets [14,910]; gavels (ceremonial mallets) [14,911];
- supporting equipment
- testing equipment
- powder testers [14,936];
- transducers
- magnetostrictive transducers [14,937];
- upholstering tools
- <equipment by profession or discipline>
- <tools and equipment for mining and excavating> [14,941];
- <equipment for business or finance>
- automated teller machines; cash registers; money counting machines [14,942];
- <equipment for engineering and building trades>
- surveying instruments [14,943];
- <equipment for music>
- batons (music equipment)
- drum major batons [14,944];
- batons (music equipment)
- <equipment for science and technology>
- acoustic equipment
- meteorological instruments
- optical instruments
- dichroscopes [14,947];
- lasers (optical instruments)
- spin flip lasers [14,948];
- microscopes
- binocular microscopes [14,949]; petrographic microscopes;
- electron microscopes
- scanning electron microscopes [14,950];
- telescopes
- scientific instruments
- astronomical instruments; biological sciences equipment [14,951]; chemistry equipment [14,952]; geophysical instruments [14,953];
- <equipment for transportation>
- buoys
- mooring buoys [14,954];
- buoys
- bookbinding tools
- <equipment by context>
- Transportation Vehicles (hierarchy name)
- vehicles (transportation)
- amphibious vehicles;
- air and space transportation vehicles
- aerospace vehicles [14,960];
- aircraft
- <aircraft by construction>
- <aircraft by form>
- heavier than air aircraft
- fixed-wing aircraft
- canards;
- <fixed-wing aircraft by number of wings>
- <fixed-wing aircraft by wing design>
- gliders (aircraft)
- seaplanes
- rotary-wing aircraft
- fixed-wing aircraft
- lighter than air aircraft
- airships
- balloons (aircraft)
- barrage balloons; hot-air balloons; meteorological balloons; sounding balloons [14,964];
- heavier than air aircraft
- <aircraft by function>
- research aircraft; training aircraft;
- general aviation aircraft
- business aircraft; private aircraft [14,965];
- utility aircraft
- military aircraft
- drone airplanes [14,966]; reconnaissance aircraft;
- bombers
- fighters
- air superiority fighters; interceptors; pursuit planes [14,967];
- transport aircraft
- <aircraft by method of propulsion>
- spacecraft
- land vehicles
- <land vehicles by form>
- tracklaying vehicles [14,973];
- <drags, litters and pedestrian land vehicles>
- freewheeled vehicles
- <freewheeled vehicles by construction>
- armored cars [14,981];
- <freewheeled vehicles by form or function>
- charabancs; floats (vehicles) [14,982]; trailers (vehicles) [14,983];
- <leisure and competition vehicles>
- racing cars
- dragsters [14,984];
- recreational vehicles
- camping trailers [14,985]; golf carts; snowmobiles; travel trailers;
- racing cars
- <service and utility vehicles>
- carts [14,986]; farm wagons [14,987]; hearses [14,988]; patrol wagons; wheelbarrows; wreckers (vehicles) [14,989];
- emergency vehicles
- ambulances; fire engines; hand pumpers [14,990]; hook and ladder trucks [14,991]; hose carriages [14,992]; steam pumpers [14,993];
- handcarts
- cargo vehicles
- <cargo vehicles by form>
- <cargo vehicles by function>
- chariots (ancient vehicles)
- military vehicles
- armored personnel carriers; battery wagons [15,005]; half-track vehicles [15,006]; jeeps [15,007]; scout cars; tanks (military vehicles);
- passenger vehicles
- baby carriages [15,008]; depot wagons [15,009]; governess carts [15,010]; mountain wagons [15,011]; omnibuses [15,012]; road carts [15,013]; scooters (land vehicles) [15,014]; strollers [15,015]; tricycles [15,016];
- automobiles
- <automobiles by form>
- hot rods;
- closed automobiles
- limousines [15,017]; sedans; three-wheelers;
- open automobiles
- convertibles; cyclecars [15,018]; roadsters [15,019];
- <automobiles by function>
- <automobiles by form>
- bicycles
- buses
- double-deck buses [15,022]; school buses; trolleybuses;
- caravans (animal-drawn vehicles)
- gypsy wagons [15,023];
- carriages (vehicles)
- <carriages by form>
- four-wheeled carriages
- barouches; britzkas; buckboards; chariots (carriages) [15,024]; droshkies; landaulets; landaus (four-wheeled carriages); post chaises [15,025]; rockaways [15,026]; sociables; surreys; victorias (carriages); wagonettes [15,027];
- coaches (carriages)
- phaetons
- spider phaetons;
- buggies (carriages)
- democrat wagons [15,032];
- two-wheeled carriages
- cabriolets (carriages); curricles (carriages); hansom cabs; sulkies;
- chaises (carriages)
- whiskeys (carriages) [15,033];
- gigs (carriages)
- four-wheeled carriages
- <carriages by function>
- <carriages by form>
- motorcycles
- mopeds [15,036]; motor scooters; motorized bicycles;
- velocipedes
- dandy horses [15,037];
- <freewheeled vehicles by method of propulsion>
- <freewheeled vehicles by construction>
- guideway vehicles
- nonrail guideway vehicles
- magnetic levitation vehicles [15,038];
- rail guideway vehicles
- Q208502
-
- <freight cars by form>
- boxcars; gondola cars; tank cars;
- flatcars
- depressed center flatcars; piggyback cars [15,039]; well cars;
- hopper cars
- covered hopper cars [15,040];
- <freight cars by function>
- container cars [15,041]; rack cars [15,042]; refrigerator cars; stock cars;
- <freight cars by form>
- nonrevenue cars
- passenger cars (railroad cars)
- <passenger cars by form>
- <passenger cars by function>
- baggage cars [15,045]; coaches (railroad cars); express cars [15,046]; lounge cars; sleeping cars;
-
- locomotives
- <locomotives by function>
- switching locomotives [15,047];
- <locomotives by method of propulsion>
- diesel-electric locomotives [15,048]; diesel-hydraulic locomotives; electric locomotives; gas-turbine locomotives; steam locomotives;
- <locomotives by function>
- transit railway vehicles
- light rail transit vehicles
- light rail vehicles; trams (transit vehicles) [15,049];
- Q3407658
- rapid rail transit vehicles
- light rail transit vehicles
- Q208502
- nonrail guideway vehicles
- runnered vehicles
- <land vehicles by method of propulsion>
- <land vehicles by form>
- watercraft
- <watercraft by conditions of production>
- stock boats [15,055];
- <watercraft by general type>
- <watercraft by specific type>
- <watercraft by construction>
- <dugouts and dugout-based watercraft>
- dugout-based watercraft
- bottom-based watercraft
- sewn boats
- mitepe [15,057];
- skiffs
- flatiron skiffs [15,058];
- skin boats
- <dugouts and dugout-based watercraft>
- <watercraft by form>
- Baltimore clippers; carracks (watercraft); clipper ships; galleons; hulks (watercraft by form); jangadas [15,059];
- <watercraft by end configuration>
- asymmetrical-ended watercraft
- symmetrical-ended watercraft
- double-enders
- square-ended watercraft
- garveys [15,069]; prams (square-ended watercraft) [15,070]; punts (watercraft);
- scows
- Beyerlandse boots (scows) [15,071];
- <watercraft by sectional form>
- catamarans; trimarans;
- monohulls
- V-bottomed watercraft
- deadrise boats [15,072];
- flat-bottomed watercraft
- aaks (flat-bottomed watercraft) [15,073]; eemers [15,074]; gondolas (flat-bottomed watercraft); sampans; sharpies;
- barges (flat-bottomed watercraft)
- canal barges [15,075];
- V-bottomed watercraft
- <watercraft by superstructure configuration>
- <watercraft by function>
- lightships; rumrunners [15,080]; training ships;
- <competition and recreation craft>
- competition craft
- raceboats [15,081];
- class boats
- development class boats [15,082]; one-designs;
- yachts
- daysailers;
- sport fishing vessels
- bassboats [15,083]; sportfishermen [15,084];
- guideboats
- Adirondack guideboats; Rangeley boats [15,085]; St. Lawrence River skiffs [15,086];
- competition craft
- <utility and service vessels>
- hulks (utility and service vessels); pilot boats; research vessels; utility boats [15,087];
- <harbor and channel craft>
- assistance vessels
- communications vessels
- emergency vessels
- law enforcement vessels
- revenue cutters [15,090];
- tenders (utility vessels)
- bumboats; water boats [15,091];
- ships' boats
- barges (ships' boats); cutters (ships' boats); gigs (watercraft) [15,092]; launches [15,093]; pinnaces [15,094]; yawl boats [15,095]; yawls (ships' boats);
- dinghies
- Bahama dinghies [15,096];
- ceremonial watercraft
- houseboats
- shanty boats [15,097];
- hunting and commercial fishing vessels
- fishing vessels
- gunning boats
- bushwack boats [15,110]; rail skiffs; sneak boxes [15,111];
- whaling vessels
- merchant vessels
- <merchant vessels by cargo type>
- <merchant vessels by type of service>
- naval ships
- naval auxiliary ships
- hospital ships; oilers [15,116];
- transport vessels
- warships
- escort vessels [15,119]; rams (warships) [15,120];
- <patrol and intelligence vessels>
- picket boats [15,121];
- amphibious warships
- mine warfare ships
- warships carrying projectile weapons
- aircraft carriers; battleships; bomb vessels; cruisers; davids [15,122]; destroyers; dromons [15,123]; frigates; gunboats; ships of the line;
- subsurface combatants
- naval auxiliary ships
- <watercraft by method of propulsion>
- Q170483
- <sailing vessels by rig type>
- fore-and-aft-rigged vessels
- square-rigged vessels
- <square-rigged vessels: three or more masts>
- two-masted square-rigged vessels
- brigantines; ketches (square-rigged vessels) [15,132];
- brigs
- <sailing vessels by size>
- <sailing vessels by rig type>
- human-powered watercraft
- rowed watercraft
- multilevel rowed watercraft
- quadriremes; quinqueremes; triremes;
- biremes
- liburnians [15,133];
- single level rowed watercraft
- penteconters; shells (boats) [15,134]; triaconters [15,135];
- galleys (watercraft)
- pulling boats
- Whitehall boats [15,136];
- multilevel rowed watercraft
- rowed watercraft
- mechanically powered watercraft
- <mechanically powered watercraft by power plant>
- external combustion engine-powered watercraft
- naphtha launches [15,137]; steamboats; steamships;
- internal combustion engine-powered watercraft
- external combustion engine-powered watercraft
- <mechanically powered watercraft by transmission to water>
- paddle steamers
- stern-wheelers [15,139];
- propeller-driven watercraft
- outboards [15,140];
- paddle steamers
- auxiliary powered watercraft
- motorsailers [15,141];
- <mechanically powered watercraft by power plant>
- Q170483
- <watercraft by operating environment>
- <watercraft by displacement>
- subsurface watercraft
- surface craft
- displacement vessels
- planing vessels
- hydrofoils;
- hydroplanes
- three-point hydroplanes [15,143];
- <watercraft by location or context>
- coasters (watercraft);
- inland vessels
- canal boats; riverboats; scooters (watercraft) [15,144];
- iceboats
- Hudson River iceboats [15,145];
- <watercraft by displacement>
- <watercraft by construction>
- <watercraft by conditions of production>
- vehicles (transportation)
- Weapons and Ammunition (hierarchy name)
- ammunition
- shot (ammunition); shrapnel [15,146];
- <ammunition for artillery>
- bar shot [15,147]; cannonballs [15,148]; chain shot [15,149]; fixed ammunition [15,150]; grapeshot; semifixed ammunition [15,151];
- shells (ammunition)
- antiaircraft shells [15,152]; armor-piercing shells; carcasses (ammunition);
- <ammunition for small arms>
- BB shot [15,153];
- bullets
- Minié balls; armor-piercing bullets [15,154]; balls (bullets) [15,155]; incendiary bullets [15,156]; tracer bullets;
- expanding bullets
- cartridges (ammunition cases)
- blank cartridges [15,157]; caseless cartridges [15,158]; pinfire cartridges;
- dummy cartridges
- drill ammunition [15,159];
- weapons
- ceremonial weapons
- ceremonial maces; ceremonial spears; pashas (ceremonial weapons) [15,160]; récades [15,161]; vajras [15,162];
- bloodletters
- perforators [15,163];
- ceremonial axes
- double axes [15,164];
- ceremonial knives
- ceremonial staffs
- oshe Shango [15,166];
- ceremonial swords
- combination weapons
- edged weapons
- guillotines (edged weapons); harpoons;
-
- bills (staff weapons); brandistocks [15,172]; corsescas; gisarmes; halberds; partisans [15,173];
- glaives
- fauchards [15,174];
- leading staffs
- pollaxes
- berdyshes [15,175];
- spears (weapons)
- <spears by form>
- <spears by function>
- <spears by mode of operation>
- stabbing spears [15,183];
- axes (weapons)
- bayonets
- integral bayonets [15,185]; knife bayonets [15,186]; plug bayonets [15,187]; socket bayonets (weapons) [15,188]; sword bayonets;
- daggers (weapons)
- Landsknecht daggers [15,189]; arm daggers [15,190]; baselards [15,191]; cinquedeas; left-hand daggers [15,192]; poniards; rondel daggers [15,193]; saxes (edged weapons) [15,194]; trench knives;
- stilettos (daggers)
- gunners' stilettos [15,195];
- fist weapons
- brass knuckles; finger hooks [15,196]; finger knives [15,197];
- fighting bracelets
- swords
- <swords by form>
- Mameluke swords [15,200]; Walloon swords [15,201]; backswords; bastard swords [15,202]; cutlasses; falcatas [15,203]; falchions (swords); foils (swords) [15,204]; gladii; katana; klewangs [15,205]; kopes [15,206]; machairas [15,207]; sash swords [15,208]; takuba [15,209]; épées [15,210];
- broadswords
- hangers (swords)
- cuttoes [15,214];
- rapiers
- estocs [15,215];
- two-handed swords
- flame-bladed swords [15,216];
- <swords by function>
- arming swords; cutting swords [15,217]; fencing swords [15,218]; thrusting swords [15,219];
- hunting swords
- boar-spear swords [15,220];
- <swords by form>
- explosive weapons
- petards;
- bombs (explosive weapons)
- depth charges [15,221]; nuclear bombs [15,222];
- aerial bombs
- grenades
- antipersonnel grenades [15,223]; antitank grenades; hand grenades; incendiary grenades; rifle grenades; smoke grenades; tear gas grenades [15,224];
- mines (explosive weapons)
- incendiary weapons
- flamethrowers [15,225];
- percussive weapons
- battering rams; blackjacks (weapons); flails (weapons) [15,226]; morning stars; quarterstaffs; war hammers [15,227];
- clubs (weapons)
- knobkerries; military batons [15,228]; pogamoggans; shillelaghs; taiahas; throwing clubs (weapons);
- maces (weapons)
- plombées [15,229];
- projectile weapons
- <projectile weapons with explosive propellant>
- Q1574963
- artillery
- <artillery by form>
- howitzers; mortars (artillery) [15,230]; rifles (artillery) [15,231]; self-propelled artillery;
- cannons (artillery)
- bombards (cannons) [15,232]; carronades; demi-cannons; falconets; falcons (cannons) [15,233]; pedreros [15,234]; serpentines (cannons) [15,235];
- culverins
- demi-culverins; minions [15,236]; robinets (cannons) [15,237]; sakers [15,238];
- <artillery by function>
- <artillery by location or context>
- coastal artillery; field artillery; garrison artillery; naval guns; railway artillery [15,239];
- <artillery by form>
- small arms
-
- hand cannons; pepperboxes [15,240];
- handguns (small arms)
- pistols
- <pistols by form>
- blunderbuss pistols [15,241]; holster pistols [15,242];
- pocket pistols
- belt pistols (pocket pistols) [15,243]; palm pistols [15,244];
- derringers
- <pistols by function>
- <pistols by form>
- pistols
- long guns
- calivers [15,245]; carbines [15,246]; grenade launchers; harquebuses; petronels; submachine guns;
- muskets
- rifles (long guns)
- Jaeger rifles [15,247]; assault rifles;
- American long rifles
- plains rifles [15,248];
- shotguns
- revolvers (firearms)
- cartridge revolvers [15,249];
-
- artillery
- missiles (weapons)
- torpedoes [15,252];
- Q1574963
- <projectile weapons with nonexplosive propellant>
- <projectile launchers with nonexplosive propellant>
- amenta [15,253]; ballistae; biffas [15,254]; catapults (ancient weapons) [15,255]; trebuchets;
- air guns
- air rifles; bellows guns [15,256]; pump-up air guns [15,257];
- spring air guns
- bows (weapons)
- slings (projectile weapons)
- fundae [15,258];
- throwing-sticks (projectile launchers)
- <projectiles with nonexplosive propellant>
- <projectile launchers with nonexplosive propellant>
- <projectile weapons with explosive propellant>
- ceremonial weapons
- ammunition
Object Genres (hierarchy name)
edit- objects [15,262];
- object genres (object classifications)
- artifacts (object genre); images (object genre) [15,263]; implements (object genre) [15,264]; material culture (genre) [15,265]; pictures (object genre) [15,266]; realia; ware [15,267];
- <object genres by cultural or intellectual evaluation>
- Americana [15,268]; antiques (object genre) [15,269]; antiquities (object genre) [15,270]; collectibles; culturally sensitive objects [15,271]; curios [15,272]; documents (object genre) [15,273]; ephemera (general object genre); gimcracks [15,274]; knickknacks [15,275]; man-made objects [15,276]; natural objects [15,277]; novelties [15,278]; objets d'art; works of art;
- <object genres by form>
- bales (object genre) [15,279]; balls (object genres) [15,280]; blanks (object genre) [15,281]; blocks (shaped masses) [15,282]; boards (flat objects) [15,283]; chains (object genres); coils (object genre) [15,284]; cores (object genres) [15,285]; crooks (object genres) [15,286]; cutouts [15,287]; debitage; dishes (object genre) [15,288]; disks (object genres) [15,289]; dowels; flakes (object genre) [15,290]; fork (object genre) [15,291]; hooks (object genre) [15,292]; microburins [15,293]; miniatures (object genre) [15,294]; nets (objects) [15,295]; packages [15,296]; packets (object compilations) [15,297]; perches (object genres) [15,298]; pipes (conduits) [15,299]; plaques (flat objects) [15,300]; poles (object genre); quadrels [15,301]; remnants [15,302]; rings (object genres) [15,303]; rods (object genre) [15,304]; sheets (flat objects) [15,305]; slabs (flat objects) [15,306]; slats (object genres) [15,307]; spikes (object genre) [15,308]; spools [15,309]; springs (elastic objects) [15,310]; stacks (objects) [15,311]; stakes (pointed objects) [15,312]; sticks (object genre) [15,313]; tapes (object genre) [15,314]; tiles (object genre) [15,315]; tubes (object forms) [15,316];
- lames (plates)
- platforms (general)
- risers (platforms) [15,317];
- reels
- strips (object genre)
- thongs (strips) [15,320];
- <object genres by function>
- aids to navigation [15,321]; amulets; armrests (object genre) [15,322]; backdrops; commemoratives [15,323]; covers (overlying objects) [15,324]; decoys (objects) [15,325]; disguises [15,326]; divination objects [15,327]; exercises; fetishes [15,328]; foundation deposits [15,329]; headrests [15,330]; lots (objects for random selection) [15,331]; make-dos [15,332]; memorabilia; plates (reproduction object genre) [15,333]; premiums [15,334]; presentation pieces [15,335]; products [15,336]; props (object genres); prototypes (object genre) [15,337]; racks (supporting devices) [15,338]; regalia; samples [15,339]; souvenirs; spolia; talismans; utilitarian objects [15,340]; votive offerings [15,341]; weights (object genres) [15,342];
- accessories (object genre)
- ceremonial objects
- baptismal syringes [15,344]; funerary objects [15,345]; incense sticks [15,346]; miniaturas (ritual containers) [15,347]; nails of incense [15,348]; ritual objects [15,349]; sacred objects [15,350];
- religious objects
- cult objects [15,351]; devotional objects [15,352]; relics [15,353];
- liturgical objects
- antependium guards [15,354]; arundos (eucharistic) [15,355]; asterisks (liturgical objects); flabelli [15,356]; liturgical lances [15,357]; manuterges;
- aspergilla
- brush aspergilla [15,358];
- ornaments (object genre)
- trophies (objects)
- hunting trophies; trophies of war (objects) [15,361];
- <object genres by location, context or origin>
- <object genres by maker's career stage>
- <object genres by material or technique>
- basketry (object genre) [15,375]; bricolage (works); castings (object genre) [15,376]; ceramics (object genre); composite objects (object genre) [15,377]; digital media [15,378]; forgings (metal pieces) [15,379]; incendiary art [15,380]; printed materials (object genre) [15,381]; turnery (object genre) [15,382];
- <object genres by original and derivative>
- originals (objects) [15,383];
- derivative objects
- adaptations (derivative objects) [15,384]; multiples [15,385]; pastiches (objects); skeuomorphs;
- copies (derivative objects)
- forgeries (derivative objects)
- <object genres by physical property>
- movable works [15,398];
- architecture (object genre)
Object Groupings and Systems (hierarchy name)
edit- object groupings
- <object groupings by general context>
- accoutrements; assemblages (archaeological artifacts) [15,401]; competitions (object groupings) [15,402]; groups (archival divisions) [15,403]; hoards (groupings); impressions (groupings, publishing) [15,404]; industry (object groupings) [15,405]; items (cataloging focus) [15,406]; layettes; libraries (object groupings) [15,407]; oeuvre; projects (object groupings) [15,408]; sequences [15,409]; subgroups (archival divisions) [15,410]; trousseaux [15,411];
- archives (groupings)
- collections (object groupings)
- art collections; bookstocks [15,414]; corporate collections [15,415]; fonds (collections) [15,416]; national collections [15,417]; permanent collections [15,418]; private collections; public collections [15,419]; special collections; topical collections [15,420];
- editions
- issues (object groupings)
- back issues [15,423];
- lots (object groupings)
- auction lots [15,424];
- series (object groupings)
- miniature libraries [15,425];
- sets (groups)
- <object groupings by specific context>
- container groupings
- costume groupings
- ensembles (costume); haberdasheries; outfits [15,446]; parures [15,447];
- armor groupings
-
- <armors by function>
-
- environments (object groupings)
- built environments (object groupings); coastal environments [15,452]; paleoenvironments [15,453]; underground environments [15,454]; urban environments;
- aquatic environments
- exchange media groupings
- furnishings groupings
- information artifact groupings
- files (document groupings)
- <files by form>
- <files by function>
- office files [15,464];
- authority files
- <files by subject>
- files (document groupings)
- recreational artifact groupings
- <card, table and board game sets>
- board games (game sets)
- chess sets [15,472];
- card games (game sets)
- packs of cards [15,473];
- board games (game sets)
- ball game sets
- croquet sets [15,474];
- <card, table and board game sets>
- vehicle groupings
- convoys [15,475]; fleets [15,476]; rolling stock;
- trains (vehicle groupings)
- freight trains;
- passenger trains
- visual works groupings
- portfolios (groups of works) [15,479];
- narrative cycles
- Passion cycles [15,480];
- print groupings
- suites (print groupings) [15,481];
- <object groupings by general context>
- systems (equipment)
- <systems by function>
- digital projection [15,482]; seating [15,483]; signage; stormwater systems [15,484]; waterworks [15,485];
- HVAC
- air conditioning
- air cooling
- chilled water systems [15,488]; ice storage systems [15,489]; passive cooling; refrigerant systems [15,490];
- heating systems
- hot water heating [15,491]; resistance heating [15,492];
- radiant heating
- panel heating [15,493];
- solar heating (systems)
- steam heating
- vacuum heating [15,496];
- warm air heating
- forced air heating; gravity heating [15,497]; hypocausts; kangs [15,498]; ondols;
- ventilation (systems)
- exhaust ventilation (systems) [15,499]; mechanical ventilation (systems); natural ventilation (systems);
- communication systems (mechanical and electrical systems)
- clock and program systems [15,500]; television antenna systems [15,501];
- sound systems
- audioguides; doorbells; intercom systems [15,502]; public address systems; sound-reproducing systems [15,503];
- computer systems
- conveying systems
- <diagonal and multidirectional conveying systems>
- escalators; inclined elevators [15,506]; moving ramps [15,507]; pneumatic tubes;
- inclined lifts
- horizontal conveying systems
- vertical conveying systems
- dumbwaiters (conveying systems) [15,508]; manlifts [15,509]; platform lifts [15,510];
-
- <elevators by form>
- double-deck elevators; observation elevators [15,511];
- <elevators by function>
- service elevators [15,512];
- freight elevators
- sidewalk elevators [15,513];
- <elevators by mode of operation>
- <elevators by form>
- <diagonal and multidirectional conveying systems>
- electrical systems
- film projection systems
- VistaVision (TM) [15,519];
- geographic systems
- infrastructural systems
- drainage systems;
- Internet
- World Wide Web
- telecommunication systems
- intranets; police communication systems [15,520]; telex [15,521]; wireless sensor networks;
- radio (telecommunication system)
- telephone systems
- television (telecommunication system)
- transit systems (infrastructure)
- public transit (infrastructure)
- <public transit by form>
- aerial tramways;
-
- personal rapid transit;
- light rail transit
-
- funicular railways [15,522];
-
- freewheeled transit systems
- paratransit;
- bus transit systems
- <public transit by location or context>
- commuter railroads [15,523]; elevated railroads; local transit [15,524];
- urban transit systems
- urban rail systems [15,525];
- <public transit by form>
- public transit (infrastructure)
- utilities (infrastructures)
- municipal lighting [15,526]; street lighting [15,527];
- water supply systems
- lighting
- <lighting by function>
- <lighting by location or context>
- exterior lighting [15,533]; stage lighting;
- interior lighting
- cornice lighting [15,534]; cove lighting; valance lighting [15,535];
- <lighting by method of illumination>
- artificial lighting [15,536]; daylighting [15,537]; electric lighting; fluorescent lighting; gas-lighting [15,538];
- plumbing systems
- protection systems
- fire protection systems
- security systems
- electronic security systems [15,546];
- <systems by location or context>
- building systems
- home entertainment systems
- <systems by function>
Visual and Verbal Communication (hierarchy name)
edit- Exchange Media (hierarchy name)
- exchange media (objects)
- coupons
- money (objects)
- fractional currency (objects);
- <money by form>
- Katanga crosses [15,547]; Kissi pennies; bar money [15,548]; bell money [15,549]; gong money [15,550]; manillas; rod money [15,551]; salt money [15,552]; wampum; wire money [15,553];
- coins (money)
- <coins by form or technique>
- bracteates (coins); dumps (coins) [15,554]; elongated coins; hobo nickels; overstrikes [15,555]; proof coins; punch-marked coins [15,556]; scyphate coins [15,557];
- misstruck coins
- <coins by function>
- Maundy money; commemorative coins [15,560]; pattern coins;
- <coins by origin>
- Asian coins
- <Asian coins by denomination name>
- cash (Chinese coins) [15,561]; kobans (coins); obans (coins) [15,562]; pagodas (coins) [15,563];
- <Asian coins by descriptive name>
- <Asian coins by denomination name>
- Early Western World coins
- <Early Western World coins by denomination name>
- aes grave; aurei; centenionales; darics; folles; miliarensia [15,564]; obols [15,565]; quinarii; semisses [15,566]; shekels; sigloi [15,567]; siliquae; solidi; staters; tremisses; triobols [15,568]; unciae (coins) [15,569]; victoriati [15,570];
- as coins
- asses (coins) [15,571]; denarii; dupondii; quadrantes; sestertii;
- drachma coins
- <Early Western World coins by descriptive name>
- <Early Western World coins by denomination name>
- Islamic coins
- Later Western World coins
- <Later Western World coins by denomination name>
- centavos; centimes; croats (coins); deniers [15,579]; ducats; escudos [15,580]; francs; genovinos; groats; gros tournois; groschen; grossi [15,581]; gulden (coins by denomination name) [15,582]; hellers [15,583]; hexagrams; kopecks; lire [15,584]; louis d'or (coins); marks (coins) [15,585]; ngultrums; nobles (coins) [15,586]; patacas (coins by denomination) [15,587]; pence [15,588]; pesos (currency); pfennigs [15,589]; pounds (coins) [15,590]; reales [15,591]; sceattas; schillings [15,592]; sous marqués [15,593]; testoni [15,594]; testons [15,595]; tetartera [15,596]; écus (coins by denomination);
- cent pieces
- dollar coins
- double eagles [15,604]; eagles (coins) [15,605]; half eagles; quarter eagles;
- dollars (coins)
- florins (general, coins by denomination)
- fiorini d'oro [15,606];
- penny coins
- shilling coins
- crowns (coins) [15,609]; guineas (coins); half crowns; shillings (coins); sovereigns (coins);
- talers (coins)
- <Later Western World coins by descriptive name>
- <Later Western World coins by denomination name>
- Oceanic coins
- Asian coins
- <coins by form or technique>
- weapon currency
- <money by function>
- <money by material>
- aes rude; cloth money [15,621]; cocoa bean money [15,622]; shell money; stone money [15,623];
- paper money
- <paper money by form or function>
- <paper money by origin>
- Asian paper money [15,624];
- European paper money
- North American paper money
- Continental currency; Federal Reserve notes; gold certificates; greenbacks; national bank notes [15,625]; silver certificates;
- international paper money
- dollars (paper money) [15,626];
- trade beads
- negotiable instruments
- commercial paper (exchange media); credit instruments [15,627];
- orders to pay
- bills of exchange [15,628]; dividend warrants [15,629]; drafts (negotiable instruments) [15,630]; letters of credit [15,631]; money orders;
- checks (bank checks)
- promises to pay
- acceptances [15,632]; bonds (negotiable instruments); promissory notes;
- stamps (exchange media)
- artistamps [15,633]; tax stamps [15,634]; telegraph stamps; trading stamps;
- postage stamps
- <postage stamps by form>
- <postage stamps by function>
- airmail stamps; postage due stamps; special delivery stamps [15,635];
- tickets
- passes (tickets) [15,636];
- admission tickets
- admit cards [15,637];
- tokens (exchange media)
- exchange media (objects)
- Information Forms (hierarchy name)
- information forms (objects)
- media (information storage) [15,650];
- document genres
- <documents by conditions of production>
- Festschriften; anthologies; apocrypha [15,651]; collected works; compendiums [15,652]; corpora (writings) [15,653]; funeral books [15,654]; grey literature; livres de peintres [15,655]; miscellanies [15,656]; pulps (documents); trade books [15,657]; typescripts;
- articles
- newspaper columns; sidebars [15,658];
- chapbooks
- manuscripts (documents)
- codices; compilation manuscripts; illuminated manuscripts; manuscripts for publication [15,659]; palimpsests; peciae [15,660]; rolls of arms [15,661];
- autographs (manuscripts)
- holographs (autographs) [15,662];
- publications (documents)
- alternative publications [15,663]; on-demand publications [15,664];
- serials (publications)
- bulletins [15,665]; corantos; dailies (publications); gazettes; monthlies (publications) [15,666]; newsbooks; quarterlies (publications) [15,667]; racing forms; weeklies (publications) [15,668];
- annuals (publications)
- yearbooks
- school yearbooks [15,669];
- yearbooks
- newsletters
- market letters [15,670];
- newspapers
- tabloids (newspapers) [15,671];
- periodicals
- <documents by form>
- Sammelbände (composite volumes); acrostics; alphabet books; archaeographies; board books; calculations [15,678]; emblem books; fascicles (documents by form) [15,679]; fashion plates; files (digital files) [15,680]; frakturs (documents) [15,681]; gallery texts [15,682]; handbooks; mesostichs [15,683]; pocket books (books) [15,684]; polyglots [15,685]; questionnaires; scribbles (documents) [15,686]; tags (documents) [15,687]; taxonomies (documents) [15,688]; telestichs; templates (documents) [15,689]; texts (documents) [15,690]; tombstones (documents); type specimens (documents); viewbooks [15,691]; volumes (documents by form) [15,692]; writings (documents);
- <documents for oral or performed works>
- commercials (oral or performed works); incantations [15,703]; interludes [15,704]; interviews [15,705]; storyboards; street cries [15,706]; travelogs;
- <document genres for music>
- cue sheets; hymnals; librettos (documents for music); lullabies (documents); scores [15,707]; sheet music;
- chants (documents)
- songbooks
- carol books [15,708];
- songs (documents)
- Negro spirituals (documents); ballads (documents) [15,709]; dirges (documents) [15,710]; hymns (documents) [15,711]; psalms (documents) [15,712]; shanties (songs, documents);
- plays (performed works)
- morality plays; mystery plays; passion plays [15,713];
- scripts (documents)
- prompt books [15,714]; radio scripts [15,715]; television scripts [15,716];
- screenplays
- speeches (documents)
- lectures [15,717]; monologues; orations (speeches) [15,718]; sermons;
- Web pages (documents)
- home pages [15,719];
- calendars (documents by form)
- comics (documents)
- <comics by form>
- <comics by subject type>
- adventure story comics [15,726]; alternative comics; horror comics; superhero comics; sword and sorcery comics [15,727]; underground comics;
- databases
- electronic documents
- audiobooks; e-books; folksonomies; wikis;
- software
- open source software [15,728];
- operating systems
- <operating systems by specific type>
- DOS [15,731];
- <operating systems by specific type>
- forms (documents)
- graphic document genres
- cartographic materials
- plats (maps) [15,736];
- atlases
- historical atlases; national atlases [15,737]; portolanos; regional atlases [15,738]; statistical atlases [15,739]; world atlases [15,740];
- maps (documents)
- <maps by form>
- cartes à figures (maps) [15,741]; cartograms; chorochromatic maps [15,742]; chorographic maps [15,743]; choroschematic maps [15,744]; dot maps; isoline maps [15,745]; pictorial maps; plans (maps) [15,746]; quadrangle maps [15,747]; topographic maps;
- flow-line maps
- location maps [15,748];
- outline maps
- base maps [15,749];
- planimetric maps
- cadastral maps [15,750]; index maps; line-route maps [15,751]; strip maps [15,752];
- relief maps
- contour maps [15,753]; raised-relief maps; shaded-relief maps [15,754];
- <maps by function>
- engineering maps [15,755]; fire insurance maps [15,756]; risk maps [15,757]; tactical maps [15,758]; thematic maps; tourist maps [15,759]; zoning maps;
- <maps by production method>
- manuscript maps; sketch maps;
- computer-assisted maps
- photomaps
- orthophotomaps; photomosaic maps [15,760];
- <maps by subject type>
- astronautical charts [15,761]; astronomical maps; climatic maps [15,762]; forestry maps [15,763]; great-circle charts [15,764]; historical maps [15,765]; land use maps [15,766]; polar charts [15,767]; road maps [15,768]; telephone area code maps [15,769]; time zone maps [15,770]; weather maps; zip code maps [15,771];
- <maps by subject: location>
- national maps [15,772]; regional maps [15,773]; world maps;
- astronomical charts
- planispheres [15,774];
- geological maps
- military maps
- battlefield maps [15,781];
- population maps
- census maps [15,782];
- public utility maps
- transportation maps
- bus route maps [15,786]; plotting charts [15,787];
- navigation charts
- aeronautical charts
- airline maps [15,788];
- nautical charts
- admiralty charts; coastal charts [15,789]; river charts [15,790];
- marine charts
- bathymetric maps [15,791];
- aeronautical charts
- <maps by form>
- charts (graphic documents)
- flow charts; nomographs; organizational charts [15,792]; solar charts [15,793]; wheel charts [15,794];
- Q5148597
- diagrams
- Venn diagrams; block diagrams; funicular lines (diagrams) [15,795]; funicular polygons (diagrams) [15,796]; influence lines (diagrams); phase diagrams; weaving drafts [15,797];
- graphs
- bar graphs; circular graphs [15,798]; line graphs;
- tables (documents)
- canon tables [15,799]; conversion tables [15,800]; periodic table [15,801]; tide tables;
- cartographic materials
- inscriptions
- dipinti; epigraphs [15,802]; epitaphs; kalos inscriptions; posies [15,803]; signatures (names) [15,804]; tituli (inscriptions);
- journals (accounts)
- blogs; commonplace books; diaries; housebooks [15,805]; weather diaries [15,806];
- lists (document genres)
- <lists by form or function>
- attendance lists [15,807]; bar tariffs [15,808]; checklists; discographies; filmographies; menus [15,809]; registers (signatures) [15,810]; rosters [15,811]; shelf lists [15,812]; subscription lists [15,813]; union lists [15,814]; want lists;
- bibliographies
- annotated bibliographies; national bibliographies; selective bibliographies [15,815]; systematic enumerative bibliographies [15,816]; trade bibliographies [15,817];
- subject bibliographies
- chronologies (lists)
- inventories
- stock lists (inventories) [15,820];
- mailing lists
- registers (lists)
- brotherhood registers [15,821]; cartularies;
- <lists by subject>
- donor lists [15,822]; job lists [15,823]; reading lists; stock lists (investors' lists) [15,824]; visitors' books; voters' lists [15,825]; wine lists;
- membership lists
- guild lists (documents) [15,826];
- passenger lists
- ships' passenger lists [15,827];
- price lists
- tariff schedules [15,828];
- <lists by form or function>
- literature (writings)
- epic literature [15,829]; origins stories (stories) [15,830];
- <document genres for literary works>
- Bible stories; Christmas stories [15,831]; allegories (document genre) [15,832]; animal stories [15,833]; aphorisms; benedictions (documents) [15,834]; benedictions (oral works) [15,835]; bestiaries [15,836]; burlesques [15,837]; cautionary tales; comedies [15,838]; commentaries; dialogues; epigrams; epistles [15,839]; essays; fables [15,840]; fairy tales; fantasies (literary genre); ghost stories [15,841]; gospels [15,842]; instructional literature (moral guidance works) [15,843]; jokes [15,844]; jātakas [15,845]; letters to the editor [15,846]; logia (document genre) [15,847]; maxims; memoirs; monographs; myths (literary documents) [15,848]; novellas; nursery rhymes; opuscules; oral histories (document genres) [15,849]; parables; passions (document genre) [15,850]; polemics [15,851]; prose poems; prosopographies; proverbs; reminiscences; romances (medieval narratives) [15,852]; satires (document genre) [15,853]; sayings (document genre); school stories; sea stories [15,854]; short stories; sutras [15,855]; tracts (documents) [15,856]; tragedies; travelogue storybooks [15,857]; treatises; visionary literature (dream literature) [15,858];
- adventure stories
- biographies (documents)
- autobiographies (documents); biographical sketches [15,859]; collective biographies [15,860]; vitas (biographies) [15,861];
- hagiographies (works)
- folk tales
- histories (literature genre)
- annals (histories, without comment) [15,864]; case histories [15,865]; chronicles [15,866]; local histories;
- genealogies (histories)
- genealogical tables; pedigrees [15,867];
- narratives (document genres)
- conversion narratives [15,868];
- novels
- Gothic novels; bildungsromans; epistolary novels [15,869]; penny dreadfuls [15,870]; yellowbacks [15,871];
- poems
- <poems by form>
- concrete poems [15,872]; couplets [15,873]; epyllia [15,874]; mahakavyas [15,875]; pattern poems; quatrains; sestinas [15,876]; sonnets; tankas (poems); terza rima;
- narrative poems
- <poems by function>
- elegies [15,877]; occasional poems; odes;
- <poems by form>
- prayers (documents)
- notes
- partial documents
- back matter; balloons (partial documents) [15,887]; captions; colophons (parts of books); errata (document genre); excursuses [15,888]; explicits (documents); extracts (partial documents) [15,889]; incipits; keys (texts) [15,890]; prefaces; preliminaries [15,891]; registers (partial documents) [15,892]; supplements (document genre) [15,893]; tables of contents;
- addenda
- annotations
- glosses (annotations); marginalia (annotations) [15,894]; remarques [15,895];
- excerpts
- quotations (texts) [15,896];
- imprints (publication statements)
- fictitious imprints [15,897];
- titles (partial documents)
- picture books
- schedules (time plans)
- versions of documents
- abbreviations; abridgements; adaptations (literary works) [15,909]; first editions [15,910]; transcripts [15,911]; translations (documents) [15,912]; transliterations [15,913]; treatments (documents) [15,914];
- drafts (documents)
- final drafts [15,915]; first drafts;
- summaries
- abstracts (summaries); synopses [15,916];
- outlines (documents)
- scenarios (outlines) [15,917];
- transcriptions (documents)
- phonetic transcriptions [15,918];
- <documents by function>
- acknowledgments [15,919]; appointment books [15,920]; architectural documents [15,921]; archival copies [15,922]; citations (bibliographic references) [15,923]; collations [15,924]; collectors' guides [15,925]; competition entries [15,926]; copies (documents) [15,927]; cross-references [15,928]; curse tablets [15,929]; dedications (documents) [15,930]; descriptions (documents) [15,931]; documentaries (documents) [15,932]; dope sheets [15,933]; eulogies [15,934]; examinations (documents) [15,935]; exempla [15,936]; festival books [15,937]; field recordings; floras (documents) [15,938]; gift books [15,939]; indulgences (documents); invitations; keepsakes (books) [15,940]; mail (documents) [15,941]; obituaries [15,942]; papers (documents); petitions [15,943]; plaques d'insculpation; pledges [15,944]; primary sources; public opinion polls [15,945]; references; research (documents); reviews (documents) [15,946];
- <identifying markings and symbols>
- bench marks; hatchments [15,947]; letterheads; logotypes [15,948]; service marks; trademarks;
- devices (symbols)
- impresas [15,949]; logos;
- coats of arms and coat of arms elements
- insignias (devices)
- marks (symbols)
- <marks by function>
- bottle makers' marks [15,954]; chop marks (coin marks) [15,955]; collectors' marks [15,956]; countermarks; dealers' marks [15,957]; estate stamps [15,958]; excise marks [15,959]; factory marks [15,960]; hallmarks [15,961]; mintmarks; officina marks [15,962]; ownership marks [15,963]; postmarks; press figures [15,964]; printer's marks [15,965]; pseudohallmarks [15,966]; registry marks (printmaking marks) [15,967];
- cancellation marks
- cancellations (stamps) [15,968];
- date marks
- date letters [15,969];
- makers' marks
- masons' marks
- banker marks [15,970];
- masons' marks
- marks of origin
- country of origin marks [15,971];
- <marks by location or context>
- assay grooves [15,972]; back stamps [15,973]; brick stamps [15,974]; chain lines [15,975]; chops (printers' marks) [15,976]; glass marks [15,977]; house marks; laid lines [15,978]; platemarks [15,979]; porcelain marks; turned chain lines [15,980];
- watermarks
- <marks by process or technique>
- <marks by function>
- monograms
- <word and number puzzles and games>
- anagrams; magic squares; rebuses; riddles (documents) [15,991];
- certificates
- certificates of occupancy; certificates of origin [15,992]; copyright certificates [15,993]; gift certificates [15,994];
- certificates of authenticity
- certificates of authenticity for relics [15,995];
- computuses
- Easter tables [15,996];
- correspondence
- <correspondence by function>
- commercial correspondence [15,997]; legal correspondence [15,998]; personal correspondence;
- <correspondence by internal form>
- dispatches [15,999]; memorandums; reply cards [16,000];
- greeting cards
- Christmas cards; Easter cards; Hanukkah cards [16,001]; New Year cards; birthday cards [16,002]; valentines;
- letters (correspondence)
- business letters; form letters [16,003]; letters of advice [16,004]; letters of intent [16,005]; letters of introduction [16,006]; letters of recommendation; love letters; nieuwjaarsbrieven [16,007]; resignation letters; sales letters [16,008];
- circular letters
- <correspondence by method of transmission>
- V-mail [16,009]; electronic mail; radiograms (correspondence) [16,010]; telegrams; text messages [16,011];
- <correspondence by function>
- credentials
- cryptograms
- declaratory documents
- advertisements; aide-mémoires [16,014]; artists' statements [16,015]; edicts [16,016]; editorials; job descriptions [16,017]; mercedes [16,018]; press kits; proclamations [16,019]; testimonials [16,020];
- announcements
- declarations
- protests [16,026];
- decrees
- decretals [16,027];
- instructional materials
- FAQs [16,028]; blazon; catechisms [16,029]; copybooks (instructional materials); counting books [16,030]; courtesy books; examination study guides [16,031]; grammars (instructional materials); guidelines [16,032]; learning modules [16,033]; lesson plans [16,034]; procedures [16,035]; rules (instructional materials) [16,036]; spelling books [16,037]; workbooks;
- guidebooks
- field guides; pilgrimage guidebooks [16,038]; shippers' guides [16,039]; travel guidebooks;
- instructions (document genre)
- recipes [16,040];
- manuals (instructional materials)
- builders' guides [16,041]; buyers' guides [16,042]; employees' manuals [16,043]; pressbooks (theatre manuals) [16,044]; style manuals; training manuals;
- technical manuals
- data dictionaries; operating manuals [16,045];
- primers (books)
- self-instructional materials
- do-it-yourself manuals [16,048];
- textbooks
- laws (documents)
- permissions
- commissions (permissions) [16,052]; grants of arms [16,053]; imprimaturs; prescriptions [16,054]; privileges (permissions) [16,055]; releases (permissions) [16,056]; warrants;
-
- registrations (licenses) [16,057];
- permits
- building permits; demolition permits [16,058];
- proposals
- prospectuses
- academic prospectuses [16,062];
- records (documents)
- <records by form or function>
- census records [16,063]; electronic records (digital records) [16,064]; grave registers [16,065]; medical records; paperwork (records) [16,066]; studbooks; vital records (document genre) [16,067];
- accession records
- administrative records
- agendas (administrative records) [16,068]; amendments (administrative records) [16,069]; ballots [16,070]; bills of mortality; black books (general lists) [16,071]; constitutions; election returns [16,072]; minute books [16,073]; minutes (administrative records); resolutions (administrative records) [16,074];
- personnel records
- rules (administrative instructions)
- rules of procedure [16,078];
- work-flow documents
- architectural records
- project manuals; schedules (architectural records) [16,082];
- contract documents
- change orders [16,083]; owner-contractor agreements [16,084];
- specifications
- base bid specifications [16,085]; closed specifications [16,086]; commercial specifications [16,087]; master specifications [16,088]; or-equal specifications [16,089]; outline specifications [16,090]; performance specifications [16,091]; preliminary specifications [16,092]; product specifications [16,093]; proprietary specifications [16,094];
- bidding documents
- financial records
- appraisals (financial records) [16,100]; audits; bankbooks; budgets [16,101]; certificates of deposit; check stubs [16,102]; checkbooks [16,103]; estimates; portfolios (financial records); stock certificates; tallies [16,104]; tribute records [16,105]; trust receipts [16,106];
- <financial records by function>
- credit records [16,107];
- bookkeeping records
- balance sheets; blotters (bookkeeping records) [16,108]; bookkeeping registers [16,109]; cashbooks [16,110]; daybooks;
- account books
- accounts
- probate accounts [16,111];
- payroll records
- paybooks [16,112]; payrolls [16,113]; time books [16,114]; time cards [16,115]; time sheets;
- insurance records
- insurance claims [16,116]; insurance policies; insurance surveys [16,117];
- sales records
- bills of sale [16,118]; invoices; vouchers (sales records) [16,119];
- purchase orders
- requisitions [16,120];
- financial statements
- bank statements; profit and loss statements [16,121]; royalty statements [16,122];
- mortgages
- hypothecation certificates [16,123];
- receipts (financial records)
- ticket stubs [16,124];
- legal documents
- briefs (legal documents) [16,125]; claims [16,126]; contract awards [16,127]; customaries [16,128]; digests (legal documents) [16,129]; muniments;
- bankruptcy proceedings
- petitions for bankruptcy [16,130];
- discharges
- discharges of contracts [16,131];
- legal instruments
- affidavits; articles of incorporation [16,132]; certificates of incorporation [16,133]; escrows; franchises [16,134]; indictments (legal documents) [16,135]; powers of attorney; submittals; traffic tickets; wills [16,136];
- agreements
- collective labor agreements [16,137]; partnership agreements [16,138];
- contracts
- <contracts by form or function>
- <contracts by manner of payment>
- <contracts by party>
- guarantees
- international agreements
- treaties [16,152];
- bonds (legal records)
- bail bonds; bid bonds; labor and material bonds [16,153]; payment bonds; surety bonds;
- performance bonds
- subcontractor bonds [16,154];
- charters
- charter parties [16,155];
- indentures
- articles of apprenticeship [16,156];
- logs (records)
- property records
- shipping records
- tax records
- tax bills [16,167]; tax returns; warrant books [16,168];
- travel documents
- vital statistics records
- birth records
- death records
- burial records [16,172]; death certificates; death registers [16,173]; obituaries indexes [16,174];
- marriage records
- divorce records [16,175]; marriage certificates; marriage licenses [16,176]; marriage registers [16,177];
- <records by provenance>
- corporation records [16,178]; estate records [16,179]; hospital records [16,180]; manorial records [16,181];
- business records
- church records
- <church records by form or function>
- baptismal certificates [16,184]; baptismal registers [16,185]; bulls (papal records); burial registers [16,186]; christening books [16,187]; church bulletins [16,188]; communion registers [16,189]; funeral registers [16,190]; papal briefs;
- <church records by provenance>
- <church records by form or function>
- government records
- public records [16,195];
- <government records by function>
- executive records
- <executive records by function>
- customs records [16,196]; executive orders [16,197]; immigration records [16,198]; letters of marque; letters patent; lettres de cachet [16,199]; naturalization records [16,200]; pardons [16,201];
- military records
- patents
- design patents [16,207];
- regulations (executive records)
- <executive records by provenance>
- <executive records by function>
- judicial records
- <judicial records by form or function>
- <judicial records by provenance>
- criminal court records [16,216];
- civil court records
- probate records
- estate administration records
- letters of administration; letters testamentary [16,217];
- estate inventories
- room-by-room inventories [16,218];
- estate administration records
- probate records
- legislative records
- <legislative records by form or function>
- bills (legislative records) [16,219];
- legislative acts
- <legislative records by provenance>
- <legislative records by form or function>
- executive records
- <government records by provenance>
- museum records
- exhibition records
- exhibit scripts
- wall labels [16,231];
- exhibit scripts
- exhibition records
- official documents
- notarial documents [16,232];
- personal papers
- family papers
- Bible records [16,233];
- family papers
- professional papers
- school records
- curricula; diplomas; faculty papers [16,236]; grade books [16,237]; report cards; rewards of merit [16,238]; syllabi [16,239];
- theses
- dissertations; doctoral dissertations; masters theses [16,240]; term papers [16,241];
- ships' papers
- <records by form or function>
- reference sources
- address books; almanacs; casebooks [16,247]; concordances; encyclopedias; ephemerides [16,248]; florilegia (flower books); formularies [16,249]; glossaries [16,250]; herbals (reference sources); ontologies (vocabularies) [16,251]; pattern books; pharmacopoeias; price books [16,252]; reference books; stylebooks [16,253];
- controlled vocabularies
- dictionaries
- <dictionaries by form>
- etymological dictionaries; lexicons [16,259]; picture dictionaries;
- <dictionaries by subject>
- <dictionaries by form>
- directories
- finding aids
- archival calendars [16,277]; archival catalogs [16,278]; archival guides [16,279]; archival inventories [16,280]; archival registers;
- heraldic reference sources
- armorials (reference sources) [16,281]; armories (heraldic sources) [16,282]; ordinaries of arms;
- indexes (reference sources)
- <indexes by form>
- <indexes by function>
- <indexes by subject>
- author indexes [16,293]; color indexes; subject indexes [16,294]; title indexes [16,295];
- religious texts
- Bhagavad-gītās [16,296]; Bibles moralisées (commentaries) [16,297]; Qur'ans; Tantras (religious texts) [16,298]; Vedas [16,299]; benedictionals [16,300]; books of hours [16,301]; devotional literature [16,302]; diableries [16,303]; martyrologies [16,304]; mezuzahs; passionals [16,305]; penitentials; psalters (books);
- Bibles
- Bibles historiales [16,306]; Biblia pauperum; glossed Bibles [16,307]; picture Bibles [16,308];
- liturgical texts
- antiphonaries [16,309]; breviaries; caeremonial episcopora [16,310]; choirbooks; exultet rolls [16,311]; graduals [16,312]; homiliaries [16,313]; kyriales [16,314]; missals; ordinals [16,315]; pontificals [16,316]; processionals [16,317]; responsorials [16,318]; rituals (liturgical books) [16,319]; sacramentaries; synodicons [16,320]; tropers; typicons [16,321];
- lectionaries
- epistolaries [16,322]; evangeliaries;
- service books (religious texts)
- prayer books
- reports
- proceedings;
- administrative reports
- official reports
- communiques [16,329];
- plans (reports)
- technical reports
- sketchbooks
- black books (graffiti) [16,338];
- surveys (documents)
- testimonies
- depositions;
- oaths
- abjurations [16,345]; loyalty oaths;
- <documents by conditions of production>
- information artifacts
- <information artifacts by function>
- lukasas [16,346]; patient package inserts [16,347]; presentation copies [16,348]; printed ephemera [16,349]; ration books [16,350]; readings (artifacts) [16,351]; àrokò [16,352];
- <declaratory and advertising artifacts>
- broadsides (notices); brochures; libelles; point-of-purchase displays [16,353]; promotional materials [16,354];
- advertising cards
- cigarette cards; sailing cards [16,355];
- trade cards (advertising)
- porcelain cards (trade cards) [16,356];
- banners
- banderoles [16,357]; mourning banners [16,358]; prayer flags; processional banners [16,359];
- fliers (printed matter)
- placards (information artifacts)
- picket signs [16,362];
- posters
- car cards [16,363]; lobby cards; one-sheet posters; pinups [16,364]; political posters [16,365]; three-sheet posters [16,366]; twenty-four-sheet posters [16,367]; wanted posters; window cards [16,368];
- signs (declatory or advertising artifacts)
- <signs by context>
- hymn boards [16,369]; traffic signs;
- <signs by form>
- sandwich boards; signboards [16,370]; symbol signs [16,371];
- <signs by function>
- historical markers; information signs; regulatory signs [16,372]; warning signs;
- direction signs
- guideposts [16,373];
- identification signs
- shop signs
- barber poles; gapers [16,374]; kanban [16,375];
- tobacconists' figures
- cigar-store figures
- cigar-store Indians [16,376];
- cigar-store figures
- shop signs
- <signs by context>
- correspondence artifacts
- aerogrammes; direct mail; faxes; first day covers; stationery; telex printouts [16,377];
- postcards
- postal cards;
- picture postcards
- maximum cards; photographic postcards [16,378];
- identifying artifacts
- RFID; bar codes; engagement rings [16,379]; hashtags [16,380]; manuscript designations [16,381]; status symbols [16,382]; wedding rings;
- badges
- decorations (personal artifacts)
- chevrons (decorations) [16,389]; gorget patches;
- flags
- identification numbers
- accession numbers; call numbers [16,393]; catalog numbers [16,394]; code numbers [16,395]; creation numbers [16,396]; lot numbers [16,397]; persistent identifiers; personal identification numbers [16,398]; repository numbers [16,399]; shelf marks [16,400]; stock numbers [16,401]; unique identifiers [16,402];
- uniform resource identifiers
- uniform resource locators [16,403];
- identifying cards
- business cards; draft cards [16,404]; identity cards; library cards; place cards; social cards [16,405]; visiting cards;
- labels (identifying artifacts)
- bin labels [16,406]; binders' tickets [16,407]; booksellers' tickets [16,408]; bottle labels (paper labels) [16,409]; bottle tickets [16,410]; can labels [16,411]; crate labels [16,412]; lettering pieces [16,413]; mailing labels [16,414]; mummy labels [16,415]; union labels [16,416];
- bookplates
- armorial bookplates [16,417]; presentation bookplates;
- tags (labels)
- nameplates
- seals (artifacts)
- cylinder seals; wafers (seals) [16,424];
- bullae (seals)
- standards (identifying artifacts)
- symbols of office
- caurī [16,430]; fasces; linguist staffs [16,431]; nun's profession rings [16,432]; orbs [16,433]; oriflammes; pectoral crosses; sono [16,434]; thyrsuses [16,435];
- batons (symbols or weapons)
- crosiers (episcopal)
- pastoral rings
- packaging
- cornets (packages) [16,439]; matchbooks; watchpapers [16,440];
- printed matter production stages
- <information artifacts by physical form>
- audiovisual materials [16,447]; booklets; buttons (information artifacts) [16,448]; clippings (information artifacts) [16,449]; folders (printed matter); gathered matter (information artifacts) [16,450]; khipus [16,451]; kudurrus [16,452]; leaflets (printed works); ostraka; pamphlets; printouts [16,453]; sheets (paper artifacts) [16,454]; soft copies; tear sheets; tocapu; visual resources [16,455];
- books
- <books by conditions of production>
- block books; fine press books [16,456]; incunabula; large print books; made-up copies [16,457]; photobooks; press books (private press books) [16,458]; rare books;
- artists' books (books)
- bookworks [16,459];
- children's books
- <books by external form>
- bath books [16,460]; coffee-table books; girdle books; hardcover books; paperbacks [16,461]; shaped books;
- folded books
- <books by internal form>
- braille books [16,464]; flip books; harlequinades (books) [16,465]; illustrated books [16,466]; jigsaw books [16,467]; sample books [16,468]; sticker books [16,469];
- albums (books)
- alba amicorum; autograph albums; baby books; bridal books [16,470]; photograph albums; postcard albums [16,471]; presentation albums [16,472]; scrapbooks; stamp albums; wedding albums [16,473];
- letter books
- letterpress copybooks [16,474];
- blankbooks
- notebooks
- exercise books; laboratory notebooks [16,475];
- notebooks
- movable books
- <books by conditions of production>
- cards (information artifacts)
- catalog cards [16,476]; communion cards [16,477]; credit cards; mass cards; membership cards [16,478]; memorial cards; ration cards [16,479]; sample cards [16,480];
- collecting cards
- globes (cartographic spheres)
- terrestrial globes [16,481];
- celestial globes
- machine-readable artifacts
- paper tapes [16,482]; punched cards;
- magnetic disks
- magnetic tapes
- optical disks
- microforms
- microopaques [16,485];
- computer-output microforms
- microfiche
- microfilms
- papyri (manuscripts)
- reprographic copies
- blueprints (reprographic copies); brownprints [16,493]; carbon copies [16,494]; diazotypes (copies) [16,495]; green prints [16,496]; hardcopies [16,497]; letterpress copies [16,498]; master copies [16,499]; mimeograph copies [16,500]; multigraphs; offprints [16,501]; photocopies [16,502]; stats (copies) [16,503]; xerographic copies [16,504];
- reprints
- on-demand reprints [16,505];
- whiteprints
- scrolls (information artifacts)
- sound recordings
- cylinders (sound recordings); wire recordings [16,511];
- audiotapes
- open reel audiotapes [16,512];
- audiocassettes
- microcassettes; minicassettes [16,513];
- phonograph records
- 45 rpm records; 78 rpm records; Graphophone records [16,514]; long-playing records [16,515];
- stickers
- tablets (information artifacts)
- bian e [16,516]; votive tablets; wax tablets;
-
- Qur'anic boards [16,517];
- video recordings
- filmstrips; videodiscs (video recording disks);
- videotapes
- videocassettes
- Beta (Betamax) [16,518]; Mini-DV [16,519];
- Betacam (TM)
- Betacam-SP; Digital Betacam (TM) [16,520];
- VHS
- videocassettes
- visual aids (education tools)
- flannelgraphs; letter boards [16,521];
- <information artifacts by function>
- information forms (objects)
- Visual Works (hierarchy name)
- visual works (works)
- <visual works by form>
- bricks (visual works) [16,522]; dioramas [16,523]; diptychs; duein fubara [16,524]; pinakes (votive plaques) [16,525]; tavolette (visual works); tiles (visual works) [16,526]; triptychs;
- <visual works by form of image>
- anamorphoses [16,527]; caricatures; cycloramas; letter pictures [16,528]; moving images [16,529]; myrioramas; panoramas; silhouettes; uki-e; vignettes (visual works) [16,530];
- <images by method of representation>
- composite views [16,531]; cutaways (images) [16,532]; exploded views; metamorphic pictures [16,533]; pictorial views [16,534];
- <images by method of projection>
- axonometric projections (images)
- dimetric projections (axonometric projections, images) [16,535]; isometric projections (images); trimetric projections (images) [16,536];
- oblique projections (axonometric projections, images)
- orthographic projections (images)
- auxiliary views [16,541]; multiview projections (visual works);
- elevations (orthographic projections)
- plans (orthographic projections)
- deck plans; ichnographic plans [16,552]; key plans [16,553]; master plans (orthographic projections) [16,554];
- area plans (orthographic projections)
- building plans
- partial plans
-
- half-breadth plans [16,569];
-
- profiles (orthographic projections)
- soil profiles (orthographic projections) [16,570];
- sections (orthographic projections)
- perspective views (images)
- exterior perspectives [16,580]; interior perspectives [16,581]; partial perspectives [16,582]; sectional perspectives [16,583];
- <perspective views by point of view>
- bird's-eye perspectives; oblique perspectives (perspective views) [16,584]; one-point perspectives (perspective views) [16,585]; parallel perspectives (perspective views) [16,586]; three-point perspectives (drawings) [16,587]; two-point perspectives (perspective views) [16,588]; worm's-eye perspectives [16,589];
- axonometric projections (images)
- scale drawings
- full-scale drawings [16,590];
- depictions (visual works)
- scenes (depictions) [16,591];
- views (visual works)
- architectural views [16,592];
- <views by scope>
- <views by vantage point or orientation>
- aerial views [16,597]; back views [16,598]; bird's-eye views; distant views [16,599]; exterior views [16,600]; eye-level views [16,601]; front views [16,602]; interior views [16,603]; overhead views [16,604]; plan views [16,605]; profiles (figures) [16,606]; prospects (views) [16,607]; rear views [16,608]; side views [16,609]; top views [16,610]; views from below [16,611]; worm's-eye views [16,612];
- close-up views
- extreme close-ups [16,613];
- oblique views
- three-quarter views [16,614];
- animations (visual works)
- fly-throughs (visual works)
- architectural fly-throughs [16,615];
- fly-throughs (visual works)
- automata
- oordeelspelen [16,616];
- beads (pierced objects)
- medals
- polyptychs
- wreaths (visual works)
- <visual works by function>
- clip art; emblems (allegorical pictures) [16,627]; job work [16,628]; masterpieces (visual works); mbusa [16,629]; modelli [16,630]; personal shrines [16,631]; pilgrim souvenirs [16,632]; reception pieces; reconstructions (visual works) [16,633]; submissions (visual works) [16,634]; throws (trinkets) [16,635];
- cartoons (humorous images)
- companion pieces (general works)
- mates (companion pieces) [16,636]; pendants (companion pieces);
- models (representations)
- historical models [16,637]; manikins (teaching aids); mock-ups; orreries; toiles (models) [16,638]; votive ships [16,639]; écorchés (models) [16,640];
- half models
- scale models
- religious visual works
- anointing wands [16,653]; bhavacakras [16,654]; cult images; idols [16,655]; miraculous images [16,656]; nierakate [16,657]; paxes; sand paintings (visual works) [16,658]; tankas (scrolls or banners);
- <religious visual works by related event>
- Christmas trees; Easter eggs; Passionskrippen [16,659]; crèches (Christmas) [16,660];
- altarpieces
- devotional images (religious works)
- Andachtsbilder; Stations of the Cross [16,666]; devotional pictures [16,667]; hagiographic prints [16,668]; holy cards; icons (devotional images); ruixiang [16,669];
- ex-votos (religious visual works)
- hosts (eucharistic bread)
- communion wafers [16,672];
- prayer beads
- studies (visual works)
- symbols
- attributes (symbols) [16,680]; emblems (symbols); manicules [16,681]; memento mori; totems;
- alphabets (symbols)
- Arabic alphabet [16,682]; Armenian alphabet [16,683]; Cyrillic [16,684]; Devanagari [16,685]; Greek alphabet; Hebrew alphabet;
- <visual works by location or context>
- body art (visual works, adornment) [16,686]; memes (Internet) [16,687]; murals (general, decorations on wall); site-specific works; types (medals) [16,688];
- graffiti
- natural visual works
- <visual works by material or technique>
- affiches lacérées [16,702]; air art [16,703]; bamboo work (visual works) [16,704]; bast work [16,705]; batik art; beadwork (visual works); bidriware (visual works) [16,706]; billboard art [16,707]; body art (visual works, performance); brickwork (works by material); calabashes [16,708]; calligraphy (visual works); carpentry work [16,709]; chalkware; concrete work [16,710]; copy art (reprographic art); corn dollies [16,711]; decals [16,712]; découpages (visual works) [16,713]; embossed works (visual works) [16,714]; enamels (visual works) [16,715]; enamelware [16,716]; faience (ancient objects); fancy work [16,717]; fax art; felt work [16,718]; generative art; illuminations (lighted visual works) [16,719]; intarsias [16,720]; lacca povera [16,721]; lapidary work [16,722]; laser art [16,723]; leatherwork [16,724]; light art; lithophanes [16,725]; luxury arts [16,726]; mail art; marquetry (visual works) [16,727]; mixed media works [16,728]; multimedia works [16,729]; niellos (engraved works) [16,730]; openwork; papier-mâché art; pastels (visual works); petroforms [16,731]; physionotrace works [16,732]; projections (visual works); quillwork; raffia work [16,733]; restrikes [16,734]; ribbonwork (visual works) [16,735]; ropework (visual works) [16,736]; rubbings (visual works) [16,737]; rushwork [16,738]; scarifications (visual works) [16,739]; scratch art [16,740]; sculptographs; stencils (visual works) [16,741]; straw work [16,742]; stuccowork [16,743]; tattoos [16,744]; tile tableaux [16,745]; tile work (visual works) [16,746]; toi moko [16,747]; transparencies; veneering (visual work) [16,748]; wickerwork (visual works); works on paper [16,749];
- canework (visual works)
- fitched work [16,750];
- ceramic ware (visual works)
- glazed ceramic ware (visual works) [16,751]; studio ceramics [16,752]; transferware;
- porcelain (visual works)
- bone china (visual works); eggshell china (visual works) [16,753];
- pottery (visual works)
- art pottery [16,754]; greenware [16,755]; plain ware [16,756]; raku (pottery) [16,757]; stonepaste [16,758];
- <pottery by kiln, location, or style>
- Abbotsford ware; Agano ware; Arita ware [16,759]; Armorial ware; Ayios Onouphrios ware [16,760]; Banded ware [16,761]; Banko ware; Bichrome ware; Bizen ware; Calene ware [16,762]; Canosa ware [16,763]; Centuripe ware [16,764]; Chinese export porcelain; Cochin ware; Compagnie des Indes ware [16,765]; Ephyraean ware [16,766]; Hagi ware; Hirado ware [16,767]; Hizen ware [16,768]; Hsing ware [16,769]; Iga ware; Imari ware [16,770]; Kakiemon ware (Minoan) [16,771]; Kamares ware (Minoan) [16,772]; Karatsu ware; Kasama ware [16,773]; Kerch ware [16,774]; Kutani ware; Linear ware (Linienbandkeramik culture) [16,775]; Longquan ware [16,776]; Mino ware; Minton ware [16,777]; Minyan ware; Nabeshima ware [16,778]; Northern Black Polished ware; Paestan ware [16,779]; Pyrgos ware [16,780]; Rockingham ware [16,781]; Samian ware [16,782]; Satsuma ware; Scarlet ware (Mesopotamian) [16,783]; Serra d'Alto ware [16,784]; Seto ware; Shigaraki ware; Stroked ware; Sue ware; Sultanabad ware [16,785]; Thorn ware (Roman) [16,786]; Thuringian ware; Vasiliki ware; Wakasugi ware [16,787]; Wemyss ware; Wucai ware [16,788]; Zeuxippus ware [16,789]; black-gloss ware [16,790]; blanc de chine ware [16,791]; brittle ware (Roman pottery) [16,792]; bucchero ware [16,793]; colonoware; eggshell ware (Minoan pottery) [16,794]; gray ware (visual works) [16,795]; gritty buff ware (Anatolian) [16,796]; jasperware; negative ware (Andean objects) [16,797]; presigillata (ware) [16,798]; setomono [16,799]; tan ware [16,800]; terra nigra [16,801]; terra rubra [16,802]; three-color ware (Chinese ware) [16,803];
- terra sigillata ware
- Macedonian terra sigillata [16,804]; Pontic sigillata [16,805]; south Gallic terra sigillata [16,806]; terra sigillata Hispanica [16,807]; terra sigillata arancione grigia [16,808]; terra sigillata lucente [16,809];
- African terra sigillata
- African terra sigillata A [16,810]; African terra sigillata A/D [16,811]; African terra sigillata A1 [16,812]; African terra sigillata A1/2 [16,813]; African terra sigillata A2 [16,814]; African terra sigillata C [16,815]; African terra sigillata C/E [16,816]; African terra sigillata C1 [16,817]; African terra sigillata C2 [16,818]; African terra sigillata C3 [16,819]; African terra sigillata C4; African terra sigillata C5 [16,820]; African terra sigillata D [16,821]; African terra sigillata D1 [16,822]; African terra sigillata D1/2 [16,823]; African terra sigillata D2 [16,824]; African terra sigillata E [16,825];
- Italic terra sigillata
- Arretine ware [16,826]; late Italic terra sigillata [16,827]; north Italic terra sigillata [16,828]; sigillata Puteolana;
- eastern terra sigillata
- Cypriot sigillata [16,829]; eastern sigillata A; eastern sigillata B1 [16,830]; eastern sigillata B2 [16,831]; eastern sigillata D;
- terra sigillata chiara
- terra sigillata chiara B [16,832];
- earthenware
- Cistercian ware [16,833]; Hafner ware [16,834]; Little Colorado White Ware [16,835]; Pratt ware [16,836]; Saint-Porchaire ware; Tell el-Yahudiyeh ware; barbotine; industrial majolica (earthenware) [16,837]; mezza-maiolica [16,838]; mocha ware [16,839]; pearlware [16,840]; red-gloss ware [16,841]; redware [16,842]; white gritty ware [16,843]; yellowware;
- Q618614
- creamware
- faience (earthenware)
- faïence parlante
- faïence patronymique [16,848];
- faïence parlante
- maiolica
- marbled ware
- agate ware [16,851];
- slipware
- black-slipped ware [16,852];
- stoneware (pottery)
- whiteware
- electrical porcelain [16,858];
- collages (visual works)
- appliqué prints (collages) [16,859]; papiers collés [16,860]; photocollages (photographic compositions);
- drawings (visual works)
- <drawings by function>
- architectural fantasies (depictions) [16,861]; as-built drawings; competition drawings [16,862]; measured drawings [16,863]; pattern drawings; preparatory drawings [16,864]; presentation drawings (gifts) [16,865]; presentation drawings (proposals) [16,866]; record drawings [16,867]; technical drawings; theoretical drawings [16,868];
- contract drawings
- clarification drawings [16,869];
- design drawings
- conceptual drawings; design development drawings [16,870]; schematic drawings;
- preliminary drawings (drawings)
- underdrawings
- sinopie [16,871];
- underdrawings
- working drawings
- construction drawings [16,872];
- assembly drawings
- cartoons (working drawings)
- auxiliary cartoons [16,876];
- shop drawings
- <drawings by maker>
- master drawings [16,877];
- student drawings
- <drawings by material or technique>
- animated cartoons; animation drawings [16,878]; blot drawings (drawings) [16,879]; blotted line drawings (drawings) [16,880]; cadavres exquis [16,881]; calligraphic drawings [16,882]; chalk drawings [16,883]; charcoal drawings [16,884]; chiaroscuro drawings [16,885]; doodles; freehand drawings (drawings) [16,886]; gesture drawings (drawings); ledger drawings [16,887]; mechanical drawings (tool-aided drawings) [16,888]; oil transfer drawings (visual works) [16,889]; pen and ink drawings [16,890]; pen and wash drawings [16,891]; pencil drawings [16,892]; renderings (drawings) [16,893]; sandpaper paintings (visual works) [16,894]; strikings (drawings) [16,895]; three-tone drawings [16,896]; thumbnail sketches [16,897]; tone drawings [16,898]; tracings (drawings) [16,899]; typestracts [16,900];
- animation cels
- computer drawings
- Bézier curves; plots (computer drawings) [16,907]; wireframe drawings [16,908];
- line drawings (drawings)
- metalpoint drawings
- silverpoint drawings [16,912];
- <drawings by subject type>
- composition drawings [16,913]; electrical drawings; life drawings [16,914]; structural drawings [16,915];
- architectural drawings (visual works)
- detail drawings (drawings)
- standard detail drawings [16,918];
- ships plans
- <drawings by function>
- edible art
- edible monuments [16,921];
- electronic images
- streaming video;
- digital images
- digitized images [16,922];
- environmental art
- earthworks (sculpture) [16,923];
- featherwork (visual works)
- amantecayotl [16,924];
- fretwork
- glassware
- hairwork
- hair wreaths [16,930];
- installations (visual works)
- eco-installations [16,931]; sound installations;
- lacquerware
- metalwork (visual works)
- architectural metalwork [16,936]; bronzes (visual works); copperwork (visual works) [16,937]; cut steel work [16,938]; goldwork (visual works) [16,939]; ironwork (visual works); leadwork [16,940]; metalware [16,941]; pewterware [16,942]; plate (silver or gold tableware) [16,943]; silverware; silverwork [16,944]; steelwork (visual works) [16,945]; tinware; wirework [16,946];
- brasswork (visual works)
- azzimina [16,947];
- montages (visual works)
- mosaics (visual works)
- motion pictures (visual works)
- artists' films [16,950]; children's films; compilation films; dailies (motion pictures); experimental films; home movies [16,951]; independent films; serials (motion pictures) [16,952]; short subjects; trailers (motion pictures);
- <motion pictures by print type>
- feature films
- silent films
- actualities [16,957];
- needlework (visual works)
- opus anglicanum; sewing (visual works) [16,958]; smocking (visual works);
- appliqué (textile visual works)
- appliqué embroidery [16,959]; broderie perse; reverse appliqué [16,960];
- crochet (needlework)
- embroidery (visual works)
- knitting (needlework)
- knitted lace [16,962];
- lace (needlework)
- application lace [16,963]; chemical lace; tape lace [16,964]; tatting (lace);
- Q6150593
- Armenian lace [16,965]; Battenberg lace; Brussels lace (needle lace); English needle lace [16,966]; oya [16,967];
- Venetian lace
- bobbin lace
- Antwerp lace; Binche bobbin lace; Bruges flower lace; Chantilly lace; Cluny bobbin lace; Dutch lace [16,973]; Flemish bobbin lace [16,974]; Honiton lace; Lille lace; Mechlin bobbin lace [16,975]; Old-Flemish lace [16,976]; Paris bobbin lace [16,977]; Russian bobbin lace [16,978]; Torchon lace; Valenciennes [16,979]; blonde; duchesse lace;
- Brussels lace (bobbin lace)
- rosaline lace
- pearled rosaline [16,980];
- filet lace
- machine lace
- Limerick lace; Nottingham lace [16,983];
- mixed lace
- Milan lace [16,984];
- punto a groppo
- new media art
- opus sectile (visual works)
- commessi (visual works) [16,985]; pietra dura (visual works);
- paintings (visual works)
- <paintings by form>
- cabinet pictures (paintings) [16,986]; double-sided paintings [16,987]; dummy board figures [16,988]; easel paintings (paintings by form) [16,989]; fan paintings [16,990]; matte paintings; miniatures (paintings); shaped canvases (paintings by form) [16,991]; tondi [16,992]; transparent paintings [16,993];
- panel paintings (paintings by form)
- scroll paintings
- <paintings by location or context>
- ceiling paintings [16,998]; illuminations (painting); mummy portraits; porcelain paintings (visual works) [16,999]; pottery paintings (visual works) [17,000]; quadrature; quadri riportati [17,001]; salon paintings [17,002]; stained glass (visual works);
- mural paintings (visual works)
- shohekiga [17,003];
- painted glass (visual works)
- reverse paintings on glass (visual works) [17,004];
- rock paintings
- vase paintings (visual works)
- black-figure vase paintings (visual works); red-figure vase paintings (visual works) [17,005];
- <paintings by material or technique>
- Tüchleins (visual works) [17,006]; acrylic paintings (visual works) [17,007]; bark paintings; canvas paintings [17,008]; casein paintings (visual works) [17,009]; encaustic paintings (visual works) [17,010]; finger paintings (visual works) [17,011]; frescoes (paintings); ink resist paintings [17,012]; ink wash paintings [17,013]; sargas (visual works) [17,014]; tempera paintings [17,015]; theorems (paintings);
- Q18761202
- aquarelles (paintings) [17,016]; gouaches (paintings);
- oil paintings (visual works)
- <paintings by subject type>
- bird-and-flower paintings; fancy pictures; fêtes champêtres [17,017]; fêtes galantes [17,018]; retablos (panel paintings);
- <paintings by form>
- paperwork (visual works)
- cut-paper work [17,019]; scrapbooking;
- petroglyphs
- photographs
- <photographs by form>
- <photographs by form: color>
- black-and-white photographs [17,022];
- <photographs by form: format>
- gem photographs [17,023]; lantern slides [17,024];
- card photographs (photographs)
- boudoir midget mounts; boudoir photographs [17,025]; cabinet photographs [17,026]; imperial photographs [17,027]; panel photographs; promenade photographs [17,028]; victoria cards (photographs) [17,029];
- cartes-de-visite (card photographs)
- cameo prints [17,030];
- slides (photographs)
- black-and-white slides [17,031];
- negatives (photographs)
- glass plate negatives [17,032]; halftone negatives [17,033]; internegatives [17,034]; paper negatives;
- <negatives by color>
- black-and-white negatives [17,035];
- <negatives by process>
- positives (photographs)
- direct positives
- Hillotypes (photographs) [17,041]; ambrotypes (photographs); daguerreotypes (photographs); emulsion transfers [17,042]; image transfers [17,043]; pannotypes; tintypes (prints) [17,044];
- diffusion transfer prints
- dye diffusion transfer prints [17,045];
- holograms
- photographic prints
- copy prints [17,048]; later prints [17,049]; negative prints [17,050]; vintage prints; work prints (photographic prints) [17,051];
- <photographic prints by color>
- black-and-white prints (photographs) [17,052];
- <photographic prints by process>
- anthotypes; aristotypes (photographs) [17,053]; chrysotypes; collodion prints [17,054]; collodion transfers [17,055]; cyanotypes (photographic prints) [17,056]; gelatin silver prints; palladium prints [17,057]; platinum prints; silver-dye bleach prints [17,058]; solarized prints [17,059]; stabilization prints [17,060];
- albumen prints
- pigment prints
- salted paper prints
- calotype prints (positive prints) [17,068];
- photographic transparencies
- direct positives
- <photographs by form: color>
- <photographs by function>
- <photographs by subject type>
- astrophotographs [17,079]; fashion photographs; film stills [17,080]; frame enlargements [17,081]; psychic photographs [17,082]; spirit photographs [17,083]; studio portraits;
- <photographs by technique>
- <photographs by picture-taking technique>
- aerial photographs; instantaneous photographs [17,084]; photobooth pictures [17,085]; photomicrographs; radiographs; snapshots; space photographs [17,086]; staged photographs [17,087];
- chronophotographs
- motion photographs [17,088];
- stereoscopic photographs
- <photographs by processing or presentation technique>
- Hallotypes (photographs) [17,093]; cameotypes [17,094]; cased photographs [17,095]; clichés-verre (photographic prints) [17,096]; crayon enlargements [17,097]; crystoleums (photographs) [17,098]; digital photographs [17,099]; ivorytypes [17,100]; macrophotographs (life-size photographs); opalotypes [17,101]; photograms; photomosaics (photographs); photomurals [17,102]; physautotypes; wire photographs [17,103];
- contact prints
- contact sheets [17,104];
- manipulated photographs
- composite photographs [17,105];
- microphotographs
- stanhopes (photographs) [17,106];
- <photographs by picture-taking technique>
- <photographs by form>
- photomechanical prints
- Woodburytypes (prints) [17,107]; chromotypogravures [17,108]; dye transfer prints [17,109]; etched daguerreotype prints [17,110]; photogalvanographs [17,111];
-
- relief halftones (prints)
- typogravures (prints) [17,112];
- relief halftones (prints)
- photogravures (prints)
- photolithographs
- photochroms;
- collotypes (prints)
- heliotypes (prints) [17,113]; phototypes (prints);
- plasterwork (visual works)
- pargeting (visual work) [17,114];
- prints (visual works)
- impressions (prints) [17,115]; interpretive prints [17,116]; original prints [17,117]; reproductive prints [17,118];
- <prints by form>
- <prints by function>
- commemorative prints [17,127]; marriage prints; perspective view prints [17,128]; surimono;
- popular prints
- proofs (prints by function)
- artist's copies [17,129]; artists' proofs [17,130]; bon à tirer proofs [17,131]; cancellation proofs [17,132]; color trial proofs [17,133]; counterproofs [17,134]; dedication copies [17,135]; engraver's proofs [17,136]; etch proofs [17,137]; presentation proofs [17,138]; printers' proofs [17,139]; progressive proofs [17,140]; proofs before letters [17,141]; remarque proofs [17,142]; reproduction proofs [17,143]; special proofs [17,144]; touched proofs [17,145];
- <prints by process or technique>
- black-and-white prints (prints on paper) [17,146]; cellocuts [17,147]; collagraphs (prints) [17,148]; ishizuri-e; maculatures [17,149]; mizu-e [17,150]; nature prints [17,151]; paste prints [17,152]; plaster prints [17,153]; vitreographs [17,154];
- <prints by process: transfer method>
- carborundum prints [17,158]; monoprints (painting and printing works) [17,159];
- intaglio prints
- crayon manner prints [17,160];
- engravings (prints)
- copper engravings (visual works); line engravings (prints) [17,161]; niello prints [17,162]; punched engravings [17,163]; siderographs [17,164]; steel engravings (visual works); stipple engravings (prints);
- mezzotints (prints)
- etchings (prints)
- salt-ground etchings (visual works) [17,167]; sand-grain etchings (visual works) [17,168]; soft-ground etchings (visual works); sugar-ground etchings (visual works) [17,169]; sulphur prints [17,170];
- aquatints (prints)
- sandpaper aquatints [17,171];
- planographic prints
- monotypes (planographic prints);
- lithographs
- algraphs [17,172]; chalk lithographs; lithographic engravings (prints) [17,173]; lithotints [17,174]; offset lithographs [17,175]; transfer lithographs [17,176]; zincographs;
- Q23657385
- chromolithographs
- relief prints
- cardboard relief prints [17,177]; linocuts (prints); relief compound prints [17,178]; relief etchings (prints) [17,179]; stonecuts (prints) [17,180]; vinylcuts [17,181]; white line engravings (relief prints) [17,182];
- Q22669664
- tinted wood engravings [17,183];
- metal cuts
- woodcuts (prints)
- beni-e [17,184]; chiaroscuro woodcuts; nían hùa [17,185]; tan-e [17,186]; urushi-e;
-
- benizuri-e; nishiki-e [17,187];
- screen prints
- photoscreenprints [17,188];
- digital prints
- laser prints;
- inkjet prints
- embossed prints
- Mixografia (R) [17,191];
- sculpture (visual works)
- <sculpture by form>
- bisj; book objects [17,192]; elbow stones [17,193]; environments (sculpture); god sticks [17,194]; kebe-kebe (sculpture); maskettes [17,195]; mboko (sculpture) [17,196]; mobiles [17,197]; monumental sculpture [17,198]; plaquettes (sculptures) [17,199]; scatter pieces [17,200]; sculpture groups [17,201]; stabile [17,202]; stone collars [17,203]; tableaux (sculpture) [17,204]; totem poles [17,205]; tshol [17,206]; uli (sculpture by form) [17,207]; ëlëkël [17,208];
- <sculpture by function>
- agere Ifa [17,209]; boliw; consular diptychs [17,210]; duck decoys; fairings [17,211]; hachas (visual work) [17,212]; ikegobo; ikenga [17,213]; maquettes (sculptures) [17,214]; ndop [17,215]; ofo (sculptures) [17,216]; okimonos; onile; porpianong [17,217]; portable art [17,218]; processional sculptures [17,219]; staff gods [17,220]; toas [17,221];
- commemorative sculpture
- fetish figures
- funerary sculpture
- netsukes
- kagamibuta [17,238];
- reliquary figures
- mbulu ngulu [17,239];
- <sculpture by location or context>
- agrafes (sculpture) [17,240]; architectural sculpture [17,241]; column figures [17,242]; floor pieces [17,243]; jamb figures [17,244]; outdoor sculpture [17,245]; public sculpture [17,246]; wall pieces [17,247];
- dendroglyphs
- Orongo [17,248]; rongo-rongo;
- prow ornaments
- rock carvings
- rock engravings [17,252];
- <sculpture by material>
- acroliths; chryselephantine sculpture; glazed sculpture [17,253]; ivories (sculptures) [17,254]; jades (objects); neon sculpture; pigment blocks (sculpture) [17,255]; rambaramps [17,256]; sandcastles [17,257]; soft sculpture; terracottas (sculptural works) [17,258]; waxworks (sculpture);
- found object sculpture
- junk sculpture [17,259];
- found objects
- ready-mades; scholar's rocks [17,260];
- <sculpture by subject type>
- Buddhapadas; death masks; hei tiki; herms; ivri [17,261]; life masks [17,262]; mummy masks [17,263]; nāgakals [17,264]; terms (sculpture) [17,265];
- scarabs (sculpture)
- scaraboids [17,266];
- statues
- agiba (statues) [17,267]; alusi [17,268]; arugba; bell jar figures [17,269]; bultos [17,270]; colons (statues); colossi [17,271]; diadoumenoi [17,272]; doughboys [17,273]; déblés [17,274]; ekpu [17,275]; equestrian statues; gbekre [17,276]; ki'i (sculpture) [17,277]; korai (statues) [17,278]; kouroi; moai [17,279]; naophorous statues [17,280]; pocket statues [17,281]; santos (statues) [17,282]; statuettes (statues); stelophorous statues [17,283]; theophorous statues [17,284]; xoana [17,285];
- figurines
- Astbury-Whieldon figures [17,286]; Tanagra figurines; bieri [17,287]; edan [17,288]; ere ibeji [17,289]; nativity figures [17,290]; nomoli; santons; toy soldiers [17,291];
- dolls
- akua'mma [17,292]; artist dolls [17,293]; boudoir dolls [17,294]; cage dolls [17,295]; costume dolls [17,296]; fashion dolls; half dolls [17,297]; hina dolls [17,298]; kachina dolls; paddle dolls; voodoo dolls; worry dolls;
- <sculpture by technique>
- cameos (sculptures); casts (sculpture) [17,299]; empaquetages [17,300]; guggerl [17,301]; intaglios (sculptural objects) [17,302]; rock-cut sculpture [17,303]; sculpture in the round;
- carvings (visual works)
- constructions (sculpture)
- assemblages (sculpture); direct metal sculpture [17,304]; object sculpture [17,305];
- reliefs (sculptures)
- <sculpture by form>
- shellwork
- enconchados [17,308];
- sketches
- textile art (visual works)
- arpilleras (Andean embroidered needlework); fabric art (visual works) [17,312]; kangas (textile) [17,313]; pichhavais; pidans;
- textiles (visual works)
- loom widths (visual works) [17,314]; patolas (textiles);
- linens (textile works)
- time-based works
- actions (works of art) [17,315]; happenings [17,316]; living sculpture;
- performance art
- sound art
- video art
- woodwork (general works)
- Mauchline ware [17,317]; joinery (woodwork);
- <visual works by state>
- <visual works by subject type>
- Buddhas (visual works) [17,324]; artificial flowers [17,325]; besloten hofjes (visual works) [17,326]; bianxiang (Buddhist works) [17,327]; bijinga; cakras [17,328]; capricci (visual works) [17,329]; cityscapes (representations) [17,330]; devotional plaques [17,331]; drapery (representations); fantasies (visual works) [17,332]; figure works [17,333]; funeral decorations [17,334]; guardian lions [17,335]; holiday decorations [17,336]; lingams; maestà; marianums (vault sculptures) [17,337]; meisho-e; militia pieces [17,338]; narrative art [17,339]; onna-e [17,340]; palmesels [17,341]; pietàs [17,342]; seascapes; shunga (visual works); sporting prints [17,343]; street scenes [17,344]; townscapes (representations) [17,345]; vedute ideate [17,346]; yonis [17,347]; zenga [17,348];
- animal art
- crosses (visual works)
- figures (representations)
- asie usu [17,354]; blolo bian [17,355]; blolo bla [17,356]; busts (figures); full-length figures [17,357]; half figures [17,358]; heads (representations) [17,359]; human figures (visual works) [17,360]; kit-cat; scarecrows [17,361]; seated figures [17,362]; staffage; three-quarter-length figures [17,363];
- nudes (representations)
- gentlemen's pictures [17,364];
- genre (visual works)
- bambocciate [17,365]; bodegones (genre works); coortegardjes [17,366];
- histories (visual works)
- history paintings [17,367];
- landscapes (representations)
- marines (visual works)
- ship portraits [17,371];
- portraits
- animal portraits [17,372]; chinzō [17,373]; clipei (portraits) [17,374]; companion portraits [17,375]; composite portraits; conjectural portraits [17,376]; double-sided portraits [17,377]; effigies (general portraits) [17,378]; equestrian portraits [17,379]; eye portraits [17,380]; forensic facial reconstructions (representations) [17,381]; historiated portraits [17,382]; knee-length portraits [17,383]; portrait heads [17,384]; single-sitter portraits [17,385]; stylized portraits [17,386];
- group portraits
- self-portraits
- selfies [17,387];
- still lifes
- fish pieces [17,388]; flower pieces; fruit pieces [17,389]; game pieces (still lifes) [17,390]; hammetje [17,391]; kitchen pieces [17,392]; ontbijtjes [17,393]; tabakje (still lifes) [17,394]; vanitas (still lifes);
- banquet pieces
- pronk still lifes [17,395];
- topographical views
- <visual works by form>
- visual works (works)
Physical Attributes Facet
edit- <attributes and properties by general type>
- attributes (characteristics); properties (characteristics) [17,396];
- <attributes and properties by specific type>
- acoustical properties [17,397]; adaptability; artificial; corners (attribute or configuration) [17,398]; density [17,399]; flexibility [17,400]; green (environmental concept) [17,401]; inorganic [17,402]; instability [17,403]; intensity (strength) [17,404]; invisible [17,405]; magnetic properties [17,406]; mass (property) [17,407]; moisture content; natural [17,408]; organic [17,409]; parts (constituent portion) [17,410]; polarity; reactivity [17,411]; repeats [17,412]; reversibility [17,413]; seasonality; space (general physical property) [17,414]; theatricality [17,415]; thread count; topography (attribute) [17,416]; unfinished [17,417]; unvarnished [17,418]; visible [17,419]; vitreous [17,420];
- <electrical attributes and properties>
- anodic [17,421]; cathodic [17,422]; electrical (property) [17,423];
- electrical properties
- dielectric properties [17,424]; electrical conductivity; impedance [17,425]; resistivity;
- <physicochemical attributes and properties>
- aqueous [17,426]; archival quality [17,427]; biodegradable [17,428]; bioreceptivity [17,429]; durability; flammability; hydrophilicity [17,430]; hydrophobicity; hygroscopicity [17,431]; immiscibility [17,432]; insolubility [17,433]; miscibility; nonaqueous [17,434]; nontoxicity [17,435]; solubility; toxicity [17,436]; water-repellent [17,437]; water-soluble [17,438]; wetfastness [17,439]; wettability [17,440];
-
- fugitive (pigment attribute) [17,441]; lightfastness; washfastness [17,442];
- composition (physicochemical makeup)
- photosensitivity
- orthochromatic; panchromatic [17,446]; photochromism;
- <thermal attributes and properties>
- temperature
- thermal properties
- boiling point [17,451]; cloud point; eutectic point [17,452]; fire resistance [17,453]; flash point; freezing point; frost resistance [17,454]; fusibility; glass transition temperature [17,455]; melting point; specific heat; thermal conductivity;
- capacity (general property)
- cation exchange capacity [17,456];
- chemical properties
- electromagnetic properties
- electrophysical properties
- electrochromic [17,466];
- fabrication attributes
- architect-designed [17,467]; carvel-built [17,468]; clinker-built [17,469]; grit-tempered [17,470]; hand-painted [17,471]; homemade [17,472]; machine-made [17,473]; made-to-order [17,474]; man-made; portable [17,475]; ready-to-wear; shell-tempered [17,476]; skin-covered [17,477]; synthetic [17,478]; tailor-made [17,479]; unbound [17,480]; wrought [17,481];
- form attributes
- Janus-faced [17,482]; amorphous [17,483]; broken (form attributes) [17,484]; domed [17,485]; flat (form attributes) [17,486]; four-dimensional; free-form [17,487]; hollow (form attribute) [17,488]; incuse [17,489]; irregular [17,490]; jeweled [17,491]; raised (form attribute) [17,492]; solid (attribute) [17,493]; three-dimensional [17,494]; three-legged [17,495]; two-dimensional [17,496]; unbroken [17,497];
- <form attributes for architecture>
- modinature [17,498]; vaulted [17,499];
- building elevation attributes
- building plan attributes
- Egyptian cross plan [17,500]; Greek cross plan [17,501]; Latin cross plan [17,502]; axial plan [17,503]; basilican plan [17,504]; central plan [17,505]; circular plan [17,506]; floor plans (form attributes) [17,507]; hexagonal plan [17,508]; octagonal plan [17,509]; open plan; square plan [17,510];
- <building plans by column layouts>
- amphiprostyle; decastyle; dipteral; distyle in antis [17,511]; enneastyle [17,512]; hexastyle; octastyle [17,513]; peripteral [17,514]; prostyle; pseudodipteral; pseudoperipteral; tetrastyle;
- <form attributes for firearms>
- cellular
- honeycomb (motif) [17,517];
- figure-derived form attributes
- anthropomorphic; fish-legged [17,518]; phallic [17,519]; therianthropic [17,520]; zoomorphic [17,521];
- format
- landscape format; motion picture formats [17,522]; portrait format [17,523]; stations format [17,524];
- shape (form attribute)
- L-shaped [17,525]; S-shaped [17,526]; T-shaped [17,527]; X-shaped [17,528]; almond-shaped [17,529]; angular (shape) [17,530]; annular [17,531]; bell-shaped [17,532]; bowfront [17,533]; circular front (shape) [17,534]; columnar [17,535]; cruciform [17,536]; demi-lune (shape) [17,537]; dished [17,538]; dome topped (shape) [17,539]; double-ended (shape) [17,540]; egg-shaped [17,541]; fan-shaped [17,542]; kidney-shaped [17,543]; lanceolate [17,544]; leaf-shaped [17,545]; oxbow (shape); pear-shaped; pointed [17,546]; quadrant (shape) [17,547]; round (shape) [17,548]; serpentine (shape) [17,549]; shield-shaped [17,550]; splayed [17,551]; stellate (shape) [17,552]; straight-front (shape) [17,553]; trilobate [17,554]; tubular [17,555]; undulating [17,556]; vase-shaped [17,557];
- <shape for furniture>
- U-shaped
- horseshoe-shaped [17,563];
- V-shaped
- V-bottomed [17,564];
- curved
- geometric shape
- circular (shape) [17,570]; conical; cubic (shape) [17,571]; cylindrical; elliptical [17,572]; hemispherical [17,573]; oval (shape) [17,574]; planar [17,575]; pyramidal [17,576]; rectangular cuboid [17,577]; semicircular; semielliptical [17,578]; spherical [17,579];
- polygonal
- decagonal [17,580]; dodecagonal [17,581]; hendecagonal; heptagonal; hexagonal [17,582]; nonagonal [17,583]; octagonal [17,584]; pentagonal [17,585]; triangular [17,586];
- quadrilateral (shape)
- rhombic [17,587]; trapezial (irregular quadrilaterals) [17,588]; trapezoidal;
- rectangular
- square (shape) [17,589];
- size/dimensions
- dimensions [17,590]; measurements (dimensions); size (general extent) [17,591];
- <size/dimensions by general type>
- area (measurement) [17,592]; base (relationship indicator) [17,593]; breadth [17,594]; capacity (size measurement) [17,595]; circumference; count (sum total) [17,596]; depth (size/dimension) [17,597]; diameter; footage [17,598]; footprint (area) [17,599]; height; interval (measurement indicator) [17,600]; length [17,601]; sizes (numbered magnitude) [17,602]; target (relationship indicator) [17,603]; thickness; volume (quantity or mass) [17,604]; width [17,605];
- <size/dimensions by specific type>
- bit depth [17,606]; broadsheet (format); dots per inch [17,607]; fineness (thinness) [17,608]; full-page [17,609]; full-size [17,610]; large [17,611]; large-format [17,612]; life-size [17,613]; medium-format [17,614]; miniature (size attribute) [17,615]; monumental (size or dimensions) [17,616]; over life-size [17,617]; pixel density [17,618]; pixels per centimeter [17,619]; pixels per inch [17,620]; pore size [17,621]; sight size (measurement) [17,622]; small [17,623]; small-format [17,624]; tabloid (format) [17,625]; thick [17,626]; thin [17,627];
- <size for book formats>
- atlas folio [17,628]; double elephant folio [17,629]; eighteenmo [17,630]; elephant folio [17,631]; folio (book format) [17,632]; forty-eightmo [17,633]; hundred and twenty-eightmo [17,634]; octavo [17,635]; oversize [17,636]; quarto (book format) [17,637]; sixmo [17,638]; sixteenmo [17,639]; sixty-fourmo [17,640]; thirty-twomo [17,641]; twelvemo [17,642]; twenty-fourmo [17,643];
- <size for computer files>
- <size for paper>
- antiquarian (paper size) [17,649]; atlas (paper size) [17,650]; crown (paper size) [17,651]; demy [17,652]; elephant (paper size) [17,653]; foolscap (paper size); imperial (paper size) [17,654]; large post [17,655]; medium (paper size) [17,656]; pinched post [17,657]; post (paper size) [17,658]; pott [17,659]; royal (paper size) [17,660]; super royal [17,661];
- <size for photograph formats>
- <size for photographic film>
- <size for prints>
- aiban [17,679]; chō-ōban [17,680]; chūban (print size) [17,681]; chūtanzaku [17,682]; hashira-e (print size) [17,683]; hosoban (print size) [17,684]; kakemono-e (print size) [17,685]; koban (print size) [17,686]; tate-e [17,687]; yoko-e [17,688]; ō-ōban [17,689]; ōban (print size) [17,690]; ōtanzaku [17,691];
- <size for videotape>
- 1-inch [17,692]; 3/4-inch [17,693];
- 8mm (size: videotape)
- Hi-8;
- type sizes
- pica (measurement) [17,694];
- <size/dimensions by unit>
- <size/dimension units for capacity> [17,695]; <size/dimension units for resolution> [17,696]; karats (purity measurement for gold) [17,697]; stories (measurements) [17,698];
- <size/dimension units for area>
- <size/dimension units for distance>
- braccia [17,702]; decimeters; ells [17,703]; fathoms; feet (units of measurement) [17,704]; inches; kilometers; leagues (measurements) [17,705]; linear feet [17,706]; linear meters [17,707]; miles [17,708]; mils [17,709]; rods (measurements); yards (measurements);
- <size/dimension units for duration>
- <size/dimension units for frequency>
- <size/dimension units for volume>
- <size/dimension units for weight>
- carats (measurements for gems) [17,744]; grams (measurements); kilograms; metric tons; ounces (units for weight) [17,745]; pounds (units for weight) [17,746]; tons [17,747]; troy ounces [17,748];
- geophysical properties
- seismicity [17,749];
- living organism attributes
- foliose [17,750];
- mechanical properties
- abrasion resistance [17,751]; brittleness; compressibility; creep; drilling resistance [17,752]; ductility; folding endurance; fragility [17,753]; friability; hysteresis [17,754]; malleability; rigidity [17,755]; stiffness; tearing resistance [17,756];
- elasticity
- mechanical strength
- breaking strength [17,757]; bursting strength [17,758]; compressive strength; fatigue strength; impact strength [17,759]; peel strength; shear strength [17,760]; tensile strength; ultimate strength; yield strength;
- morphology (attribute)
- micromorphology [17,761];
- musical range attributes
- alto [17,762]; baritone (attribute); bass [17,763]; contrabass [17,764]; piccolo (attribute); tenor [17,765];
- soprano
- treble [17,766];
- operational attributes
- adjustable [17,767]; computer-assisted [17,768]; computer-generated (general attribute) [17,769]; folding (attribute) [17,770]; inflatable [17,771]; interactive [17,772]; machine-readable [17,773]; moving (operational attribute) [17,774]; retractable [17,775]; sliding [17,776];
- <operational attributes for firearms>
- rotating
- optical properties
- acutance; allochromatic; birefringence; brightness (optical property) [17,788]; chromaticity; dichroism; gloss (optical property) [17,789]; phosphorescent (optical property); reflectivity (optical property) [17,790]; shine [17,791]; translucency; transparency (optical property); whiteness [17,792];
- illuminance
- iridescence
- opalescence; pearlescence [17,795];
- opacity
- covering power [17,796];
- physical properties
- absorbency [17,797]; conductivity; hand (property) [17,798]; porosity; specific gravity; surface properties [17,799]; viscosity; volatility [17,800]; waterborne [17,801]; waterlogged [17,802]; wetness [17,803];
- <imperviousness attributes and properties>
- crystallinity
- polycrystallinity [17,807];
- dryness
- desiccation [17,808];
- hardness
- leather-hard; microhardness [17,809]; spring temper [17,810];
- permeability
- positional attributes
- <positional attributes by context>
- <positional attributes by orientation>
- <positional attributes by portion of a whole>
- bottom (positional attribute) [17,822]; center (positional attribute) [17,823]; corner (positional attribute) [17,824]; end (positional attribute) [17,825]; front (positional attribute) [17,826]; rear [17,827]; side (positional attribute) [17,828]; top (positional attribute) [17,829];
- <positional attributes for watercraft and aircraft>
- <positional attributes by relative position>
- attached [17,833]; central [17,834]; concentric [17,835]; detached (positional attribute) [17,836]; elevated [17,837]; engaged [17,838]; exterior [17,839]; flush [17,840]; interior [17,841]; intersecting [17,842]; lateral [17,843]; left [17,844]; lower [17,845]; lower left [17,846]; lower right [17,847]; parallel; projecting [17,848]; recessed [17,849]; right [17,850]; surface-mounted [17,851]; suspended (positional attributes ) [17,852]; tilted [17,853]; upper [17,854]; upper left [17,855]; upper right [17,856];
- <positional attributes by sequence>
- eighth (positional attribute) [17,857]; fifth (positional attribute) [17,858]; first (positional attribute) [17,859]; fourth (positional attribute) [17,860]; ninth (positional attribute) [17,861]; second (positional attribute) [17,862]; seventh (positional attribute) [17,863]; sixth (positional attribute) [17,864]; tenth (positional attribute) [17,865]; third (positional attribute) [17,866];
- compass points
- orientation
- solar orientation [17,873];
- stability
- dimensional stability [17,874]; slope stability; thermal stability;
- structure (attributes)
- anisotropy; grain (structure) [17,875]; isotropy; molecular structure [17,876];
- microstructure
- texture (physical attribute)
- granularity; roughness [17,877]; smoothness [17,878];
- surface texture
- adzed surface [17,879];
- time-related attributes
- age [17,880]; extant [17,881]; permanence; running time (performance or film attribute) [17,882]; temporary [17,883];
- weight (heaviness attribute)
Color (hierarchy name)
edit- Q1075
- chromatic colors
- blue colors
- blackish blue; blue (color); bluish black [17,884]; bluish white [17,885]; brilliant blue [17,886]; dark blue; deep blue [17,887]; moderate blue [17,888]; strong blue [17,889]; very pale violet [17,890]; vivid blue [17,891];
- bluish gray
- grayish blue
- dark grayish blue [17,894];
- greenish blue
- light blue
- very light blue [17,901];
- pale blue
- very pale blue [17,902];
- purplish blue
- brilliant purplish blue [17,903]; dark purplish blue [17,904]; deep purplish blue [17,905]; grayish purplish blue [17,906]; moderate purplish blue [17,907]; strong purplish blue [17,908]; vivid purplish blue [17,909];
- light purplish blue
- very light purplish blue [17,910];
- pale purplish blue
- very pale purplish blue [17,911];
- variable blue colors
- Antwerp blue (color) [17,912]; Berlin blue (color) [17,913]; Bremen blue (color) [17,914]; Delft blue [17,915]; French blue (color) [17,916]; French ultramarine (color) [17,917]; Prussian blue (color); Thalo blue (color) [17,918]; Windsor blue [17,919]; aniline (color) [17,920]; anthracene (color) [17,921]; aqua (color) [17,922]; ash (color) [17,923]; azurite blue (color) [17,924]; baby blue (color) [17,925]; cerulean blue (color) [17,926]; cobalt blue (color); copen blue [17,927]; cornflower (color); cyan [17,928]; cyanine (color); della Robbia blue [17,929]; diamin azo blue (color) [17,930]; gentian (color) [17,931]; indigo (color) [17,932]; ink blue (color) [17,933]; kingfisher (color) [17,934]; lapis lazuli (color range) [17,935]; lavender (color); lilac (color) [17,936]; logwood (color) [17,937]; methyl blue (color) [17,938]; midnight (color); monastral (color) [17,939]; navy blue; peacock blue [17,940]; periwinkle (color) [17,941]; permanent blue (color) [17,942]; pewter (color) [17,943]; phenyl blue (color) [17,944]; powder blue (color); royal blue (color) [17,945]; sapphire (color) [17,946]; smalt (color) [17,947]; steel blue (color range); turquoise (color) [17,948]; ultramarine (color); verditer (color) [17,949];
- violet (color)
- brilliant violet; dark violet; deep violet; grayish violet [17,950]; moderate violet [17,951]; pale violet; strong violet [17,952]; vivid violet [17,953];
- light violet (violet)
- very light violet [17,954];
- brown colors
- brown (color); brownish black [17,955]; dark brown [17,956]; deep brown; light brown [17,957]; moderate brown [17,958]; strong brown [17,959];
- brownish gray
- light brownish gray [17,960];
- grayish brown
- olive brown
- reddish brown
- variable brown colors
- Mars brown (color) [17,973]; Spanish red (color) [17,974]; Vandyke brown (color) [17,975]; Venetian red (color); bronze (color); buff (color) [17,976]; camel (color) [17,977]; earth (color) [17,978]; maroon (color) [17,979]; mummy (color) [17,980]; putty (color) [17,981]; red oxide (color) [17,982]; roofer's red (primer color) [17,983]; sepia (color); silver (color) [17,984]; tan (color) [17,985]; taupe (color); terracotta (color);
- sienna (color)
- umber (color)
- yellowish brown
- green colors
- blackish green [17,997]; brilliant green [17,998]; deep green [17,999]; green (color); greenish black [18,000]; greenish white [18,001]; moderate green [18,002]; strong green [18,003]; vivid green [18,004];
- bluish green
- dark green
- very dark green [18,012];
- grayish green
- dark grayish green [18,013];
- greenish gray
- light green
- very light green [18,016];
- olive green
- dark olive green [18,017]; deep olive green [18,018]; moderate olive green [18,019]; strong olive green;
- grayish olive green
- dark grayish olive green [18,020];
- pale green
- very pale green [18,021];
- variable green colors
- Ming green (color) [18,022]; Paris green (color); Prussian green (color) [18,023]; Scheele's green (color) [18,024]; cadmium green (color) [18,025]; celadon (color) [18,026]; chrome green (color) [18,027]; chromium oxide (color) [18,028]; chrysocolla (color) [18,029]; cobalt green (color) [18,030]; emerald (color) [18,031]; forest green (color) [18,032]; green earth (color) [18,033]; hemlock green (color) [18,034]; hunter green (color) [18,035]; ivy (color) [18,036]; jade (color); kelly green (color) [18,037]; lime (color); malachite (color) [18,038]; mint green (color) [18,039]; peridot (color); pistachio (color); prasinous [18,040]; teal (color) [18,041]; verdigris (color) [18,042]; viridian (color) [18,043];
- yellowish green
- brilliant yellowish green [18,044]; moderate yellowish green [18,045]; strong yellowish green [18,046]; vivid yellowish green [18,047];
- dark yellowish green
- very dark yellowish green [18,048];
- deep yellowish green
- very deep yellowish green [18,049];
- light yellowish green
- very light yellowish green [18,050];
- olive colors
- orange colors
- brilliant orange [18,060]; brownish orange [18,061]; deep orange [18,062]; light orange [18,063]; moderate orange [18,064]; orange (color) [18,065]; strong orange [18,066]; vivid orange [18,067];
- reddish orange
- variable orange colors
- Indian red (color); Mars orange (color) [18,074]; Pompeian red (color) [18,075]; Spanish brown (color) [18,076]; brick red (color) [18,077]; cadmium orange (color); copper (color); lacquer red (color) [18,078]; madder (color) [18,079]; minium (color); peach (color) [18,080]; quinacridone red (color) [18,081]; red lead (color) [18,082]; salmon (color); sandarac (color) [18,083]; xanthine (color) [18,084];
- pink colors
- brownish pink [18,085]; dark pink [18,086]; deep pink [18,087]; grayish pink [18,088]; light pink [18,089]; moderate pink [18,090]; pale pink; pink (color) [18,091]; pinkish gray [18,092]; pinkish white [18,093]; strong pink [18,094]; vivid pink [18,095];
- purplish pink
- variable pink colors
- baby pink (color) [18,104]; flesh pink (color) [18,105]; fuchsia (color); orchid (color); rhodamine (color) [18,106];
- yellowish pink
- purple colors
- blackish purple [18,114]; brilliant purple [18,115]; moderate purple [18,116]; purple (color) [18,117]; purplish black [18,118]; purplish white [18,119]; strong purple [18,120]; vivid purple [18,121];
- dark purple
- very dark purple [18,122];
- deep purple
- very deep purple [18,123];
- grayish purple
- dark grayish purple [18,124];
- light purple
- very light purple [18,125];
- pale purple
- very pale purple [18,126];
- purplish gray
- reddish purple
- grayish reddish purple [18,129]; light reddish purple [18,130]; moderate reddish purple [18,131]; pale reddish purple [18,132]; strong reddish purple [18,133]; vivid reddish purple [18,134];
- dark reddish purple
- very dark reddish purple [18,135];
- deep reddish purple
- very deep reddish purple [18,136];
- variable purple colors
- Mars violet (color) [18,137]; amethyst (color); dawn (color) [18,138]; eggplant (color); granite (color) [18,139]; litho purple (color) [18,140]; manganese violet (color) [18,141]; naphthalene violet (color) [18,142]; nigrosin (color); plum (color);
- red colors
- blackish red [18,143]; moderate red [18,144]; red (color) [18,145]; reddish black [18,146]; strong red [18,147]; vivid red [18,148];
- dark red
- very dark red [18,149];
- deep red
- very deep red [18,150];
- grayish red
- purplish red
- reddish gray
- dark reddish gray [18,158];
- variable red colors
- Mars red (color) [18,159]; Tyrian purple (color) [18,160]; alizarine (color); blood red [18,161]; cadmium red (color); carmine (color); cerise (color) [18,162]; cochineal (color) [18,163]; crimson (color) [18,164]; dragon's blood (color) [18,165]; garnet (color) [18,166]; geranium red (color) [18,167]; incarnadine [18,168]; kermes (color) [18,169]; lake (color) [18,170]; magenta (color); mauve (color); para red (color) [18,171]; permanent red (color) [18,172]; rose (color) [18,173]; ruby (color); scarlet (variable red); scarlet lake (color) [18,174]; scarlet vermilion (color) [18,175]; spectrum red (color); vermilion (color) [18,176];
- yellow colors
- brilliant yellow (color) [18,177]; dark yellow [18,178]; deep yellow [18,179]; light yellow [18,180]; moderate yellow [18,181]; pale yellow [18,182]; strong yellow [18,183]; vivid yellow [18,184]; yellow (color) [18,185]; yellowish gray [18,186]; yellowish white [18,187];
- grayish yellow
- dark grayish yellow [18,188];
- greenish yellow
- orange yellow
- variable yellow colors
- Indian yellow (color) [18,206]; Mars yellow (color) [18,207]; Naples yellow (color); Turner's yellow (color) [18,208]; alabaster (color) [18,209]; amber (color) [18,210]; aniline yellow (color) [18,211]; asphaltum (color) [18,212]; aureolin (color) [18,213]; barium yellow (color) [18,214]; bitumin (color) [18,215]; cadmium yellow (color); canary yellow (color) [18,216]; chartreuse (color); chrome yellow (color) [18,217]; gamboge (color); gold (color); lemon yellow (color) [18,218]; massicot yellow (color) [18,219]; mustard (color) [18,220]; parchment (color) [18,221]; quercitron (color); strontium yellow (color) [18,222]; sulfur yellow (color) [18,223]; topaz (color) [18,224]; zinc yellow (color) [18,225];
- yellow green colors
- blue colors
- color types
- neutrals (colors)
- black (color); black-and-white (colors); white (color);
- variable neutral colors
- Mars black (color) [18,235]; charcoal (color) [18,236]; cream (color) [18,237]; dark gray [18,238]; ebony (color) [18,239]; ecru (color); graphite (color) [18,240]; ink black (color) [18,241]; ivory (color) [18,242]; light gray [18,243]; medium gray [18,244]; oyster white (color) [18,245]; pale drab gray [18,246]; pearl (color) [18,247]; slate (color) [18,248];
- chromatic colors
- <color and color-related phenomena>
- Q1075
- false color; palette (color range) [18,249];
- color properties
- color-related attributes
- bright (color attribute) [18,253]; brilliant (color attribute) [18,254]; cool (color attribute) [18,255]; dark (color attribute) [18,256]; deep (color attribute) [18,257]; dull (color attribute) [18,258]; light (color attribute) [18,259]; medium (color attribute) [18,260]; metallic (color attribute); moderate (color attribute) [18,261]; monochrome [18,262]; pale (color attribute) [18,263]; pastel (color attribute) [18,264]; strong (color attribute) [18,265]; vivid (color attribute) [18,266]; warm (color attribute) [18,267]; weak (color attribute) [18,268];
- Q29572385
- color-related effects
- assimilation (color effect) [18,269]; metamerism; simultaneous contrast; tint (color effect) [18,270];
- tone (color effect)
- continuous tone (color effect) [18,271]; dithering [18,272];
- halftone (color effect)
- dropout halftone (color effect) [18,273];
-
- CMYK (color model); Ostwald system; RGB (color model); Universal Color Language [18,274];
- Q1075
Conditions and Effects (hierarchy name)
edit- <conditions and effects by general type>
- <conditions and effects by specific type>
- blanching (clouding condition) [18,277]; blisters [18,278]; blur [18,279]; cleavage [18,280]; closed [18,281]; cockle (condition) [18,282]; creases (condition) [18,283]; defects [18,284]; foxing [18,285]; marks (condition or effect) [18,286]; mildew (condition); open [18,287]; scratches (condition) [18,288]; seam marks [18,289]; shivering [18,290]; spalling [18,291]; tears (condition) [18,292]; turbidity; wrinkles;
- <conditions and effects by origin>
- fingerprints; footprints (foot impressions) [18,293]; handprints [18,294]; hoofprints [18,295];
- <conditions and effects for architecture>
- ruined [18,296]; thermal bridges;
- <conditions and effects for books>
- <conditions and effects for electronics>
- feedback (electronics) [18,300]; pixelation;
- <conditions and effects for glass>
- <conditions and effects for landscape>
- <conditions and effects for leather>
- <conditions and effects for metals>
- <conditions and effects for paper>
- deckle edges [18,307];
- <conditions and effects for photography>
- Sabattier effect [18,308]; halation [18,309]; oxidative-reductive deterioration [18,310]; silver mirroring [18,311]; solarization (photography);
- <conditions and effects for printing>
- <conditions and effects for textiles>
- abrash (textile dye condition) [18,318]; lazy lines [18,319]; ombré [18,320]; shot (textiles);
- <conditions and effects for wood>
- abrasion (condition or effect)
- accretion
- cementation (geological condition) [18,327];
- bloom (clouding condition)
- efflorescence [18,328];
- cracks
- damage (condition)
- fire damage [18,333]; insect damage [18,334]; water damage;
- stains (damage)
- dampness
- rising damp [18,335];
- dents (condition)
- patina (condition)
- wear
- microwear [18,338];
Design Elements (hierarchy name)
edit- design elements (attributes)
- <design elements by function>
- double sided (design element) [18,339]; isotherms; plimsoll lines;
- motifs
- S-motifs [18,340]; braids (motifs) [18,341]; cabochons (design motifs); candelabrum (motifs) [18,342]; chintamani [18,343]; clasps (motifs) [18,344]; compass roses; coquillage [18,345]; drolleries; earrings (motifs) [18,346]; ewer (motifs) [18,347]; fetters (motifs) [18,348]; fillets (motifs) [18,349]; grotesques; hairbands (motifs) [18,350]; kaikalaks [18,351]; labyrinths (motifs) [18,352]; paterae (motifs) [18,353]; quodlibet; ribbonwork (motif) [18,354]; ropework (motif) [18,355]; sandıklı (motif) [18,356]; serpentiforms (motifs) [18,357]; shields (motifs) [18,358]; shou [18,359]; staffs of Asclepius [18,360]; trifid [18,361]; triskelions; trumpet spirals [18,362]; whiplash curves [18,363];
- <figure- and animal-derived motifs>
- <motifs for books>
- Oxford corners [18,379];
- crosses (motifs)
- Celtic crosses (design motif); Greek crosses (motifs); Jerusalem crosses [18,380]; Lazarus crosses [18,381]; Maltese crosses (motif); Orthodox crosses; Saint Andrew's crosses [18,382]; aiguise crosses [18,383]; ankhs [18,384]; avellan crosses [18,385]; chi-rhos [18,386]; cross-crosslets; crosses bottony [18,387]; crosses flory [18,388]; crosses fusilee [18,389]; crosses of Lorraine [18,390]; crosses of Toulouse [18,391]; crosses paty [18,392]; crosses pommy [18,393]; crosses potent; crosses rayonnée [18,394]; crosses recercely [18,395]; crosses étoilées [18,396]; fylfots (cross motifs) [18,397]; graded crosses [18,398]; monogram crosses [18,399]; papal crosses; patriarchal crosses; tau crosses [18,400]; wheel crosses (four-spoke crosses) [18,401];
- Latin crosses (crosses)
- geometric motifs
- chevrons (motifs) [18,402]; cinquefoils; dots [18,403]; interlocking circles; kosthas [18,404]; lozenges [18,405]; mandalas; multifoils [18,406]; quatrefoils; trefoils (geometric motifs); triquetras;
- glories
- halos (glories); mandorlas [18,407];
- güls
- hearts (motifs)
- heraldic motifs
- knots (motifs)
- natural element motifs
- crescents (motifs) [18,420]; flames; half moons (motifs) [18,421]; rising suns [18,422]; snowflakes;
- stars (motifs)
- plant-derived motifs
- Tudor flower [18,423]; Tudor rose; Zwiebelmuster; acanthus (motif); anthemion; ballflower; bellflower (motif) [18,424]; boteh [18,425]; burdock (motif) [18,426]; carnation (motif) [18,427]; crabstock [18,428]; crocket; fleur-de-lis (motif); fleuron (motifs); flower (motif); foliage (motif) [18,429]; honeysuckle (motif) [18,430]; husk (motif) [18,431]; oak leaf (motif) [18,432]; paisley; palmette (motif); pineapple (motif) [18,433]; printer's flower [18,434]; rosette (motif); water leaf (motif) [18,435];
- festoon (motif)
- lotus (motif)
- padma (lotus motif) [18,436];
- tree of life (general motif)
- hayat agaci (motif) [18,437];
- scrolls (motifs)
- singerie
- Affenkapelle [18,441];
- tetraskelions
- zodiac symbols
- Aquarius symbols [18,442]; Aries symbols; Cancer symbols [18,443]; Capricorn symbols [18,444]; Gemini symbols; Leo symbols [18,445]; Libra symbols; Pisces symbols [18,446]; Sagittarius symbols [18,447]; Scorpio symbols [18,448]; Taurus symbols [18,449]; Virgo symbols;
- ornament areas
- cartouches (ornament); designs (ornament areas) [18,450]; exergues [18,451]; fields (ornament areas) [18,452]; panels (ornament areas) [18,453];
- borders (ornament areas)
- friezes (ornamental areas)
- zoophori [18,458];
- medallions (ornament areas)
- keyhole medallions [18,459];
- patterns (design elements)
- <patterns by general type>
- <patterns by specific type>
- cloud bands [18,464]; filigree; foliation (pattern) [18,465]; guilloche; karahanamon; karakusa [18,466]; korwar [18,467]; lace pattern [18,468]; moiré (pattern); plaid (pattern) [18,469]; quincunx [18,470]; rarrk [18,471]; strapwork; wave pattern [18,472]; willow pattern;
- Q732328
- <edging and surfacing patterns>
- <patterns for bindings>
- arabesques
- floral patterns
- geometric patterns
- money pattern [18,490]; reticulation [18,491]; step pattern [18,492]; tilings (geometric patterns);
- Q14290457
- diced pattern [18,493]; houndstooth;
- frets (patterns)
- Chinese frets [18,494]; key pattern;
- stripes
- pinstripes [18,495];
- zigzags
- Bargello work (pattern); eyer kası [18,496];
- grain patterns
- cross grain [18,497]; levant grain [18,498]; pebble grain [18,499]; pig grain [18,500]; straight grain [18,501];
- book cloth grain patterns
- bead grain [18,502]; bubble grain [18,503]; calico grain [18,504]; cord grain [18,505]; crackle grain [18,506]; crisscross grain [18,507]; diagonal beaded-line [18,508]; diaper grain [18,509]; dot and line [18,510]; dotted-line [18,511]; fine diagonal rib grain [18,512]; fine rib grain [18,513]; frond grain [18,514]; honeycomb grain [18,515]; linen grain [18,516]; morocco grain [18,517]; net grain [18,518]; pansy (book cloth grain) [18,519]; rib grain [18,520]; ribbed morocco grain [18,521]; ripple grain [18,522]; sand grain [18,523]; wave grain [18,524];
- interlace
- meanders (patterns)
- stepped frets [18,527];
- <design elements by function>
Styles and Periods Facet
editStyles and Periods (hierarchy name)
edit- <styles, periods, and cultures by association> [18,528];
- <generic styles, periods, and cultures>
- antique (generic time frame) [18,529]; contemporary (generic time frame) [18,530]; country (style) [18,531]; hominid (culture) [18,532]; human (culture) [18,533]; modern (generic time frame) [18,534]; old-fashioned [18,535]; period style [18,536]; pre-colonial; retro (style) [18,537]; rustic (style) [18,538]; shabby chic [18,539]; southwest (style) [18,540]; traditional (style) [18,541]; vintage (period) [18,542];
- <styles, periods, and cultures by general era>
- Archaeological Style [18,543]; Contemporary (style of art); Dark Ages (general period); Modern (style or period) [18,544]; ancient [18,545]; farmer (early cultures) [18,546]; microlithic (general) [18,547]; pre-ceramic (general era) [18,548]; prehistoric; protohistoric [18,549];
- geologic time scale
- Phanerozoic
- Neozoic [18,550];
- Cenozoic
- Mesozoic
- Paleozoic
- Cambrian; Carboniferous; Devonian; Ordovician; Permian; Silurian [18,555];
- Precambrian
- Phanerozoic
- hunter-gatherer (early cultures)
- sendentary hunter-gatherer (early cultures) [18,556];
- three-age system
- Bronze Age
- Early Bronze Age; Late Bronze Age; Middle Bronze Age [18,557];
- Iron Age
- Stone Age
- Eolithic [18,561]; Mesolithic;
- Neolithic
- Paleolithic
- transitional periods Stone Age to Bronze Age
- Bronze Age
- <styles, periods, and cultures by region>
- Afro-Asiatic [18,568]; Antarctic; Arctic (indigenous peoples culture) [18,569]; Indo-European (culture) [18,570]; Pacific (regional reference) [18,571];
- <international post-1945 styles and movements>
- Minimal; hip-hop [18,572]; punk (international movement); space age;
- <post-1945 architecture and design styles and movements>
- <post-1945 fine arts styles and movements>
- Abstract Impressionist; Afrofuturist [18,580]; Arte Povera; Arte nucleare [18,581]; Bad Painting; Chicago Imagist; Constructionist; Direct art; Eccentric Abstraction [18,582]; Fantastic Realist; Fluxus; Funk; Hard-edge; Hyperrealist [18,583]; Kinetic (style) [18,584]; Lettrist [18,585]; Light and Space; Lyrical Abstraction; Matter art [18,586]; Neo-Constructivist; Neo-Dada; Neo-Expressionist; Neo-Geo [18,587]; Neo-Pop; Neue Rheinische Sezession [18,588]; New Figuration; New Image [18,589]; New Italian Manner [18,590]; New Modernist [18,591]; New Topographics [18,592]; Nouveau Réalisme; Op art; Pattern painting [18,593]; Photorealist; Pittura Colta; Pop (fine arts styles); Post-Conceptual; Psychedelic; Relational art; Situationist [18,594]; Sky art [18,595]; Spatialist [18,596]; Stuckist; Subjective photography [18,597]; Supermannerist [18,598]; Systemic [18,599]; Systems art (fine arts style ); Trans-avantgarde [18,600]; Young British Art; are, bure, boke [18,601];
- Abstract Expressionist
- Abstract Imagist [18,602]; Action painting;
- Art Informel
- Conceptual
- Process art
- African (general, continental cultures)
- <African by cultural or regional designation>
- <African by general distribution>
- Bantu (culture or style) [18,603];
- Pygmy (African culture or style)
- Central African (cultural or regional style)
- Congolese (general) [18,614];
- <Equatorial Guinea, northern Gabon, and southern Cameroon styles>
- Benga [18,615]; Bubi (culture or style) [18,616]; Duala [18,617]; Koozime [18,618]; Kuyu [18,619]; Maka [18,620]; Mbimu [18,621]; Ndowe [18,622]; Njem [18,623]; Pahouin; Tanga; Tsogo (culture or style) [18,624]; Upper Sangha River area styles [18,625];
- Fang (culture or style)
- Sanga (Equatorial Guinea, northern Gabon and southern Cameroon)
- <Southwestern Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola styles>
- Muzamba [18,634];
- Chokwe-Lunda
- Kongo (culture or style)
- Bwende [18,638]; Dondo [18,639]; Kakongo [18,640]; Lula [18,641]; Mbamba (Kongo) [18,642]; Mbata [18,643]; Mpangu [18,644]; Mpemba [18,645]; Ndibu [18,646]; Nkanu [18,647]; Solongo [18,648]; Sonyo [18,649]; Sundi [18,650]; Vili [18,651]; Woyo [18,652]; Yombe (culture or style) [18,653]; Zombo [18,654];
- Bembe (Kongo)
- Unga [18,655];
- Kwango-Kwilu (culture or style)
- Lower Kasai
- Mbundu (northern Angolan style)
- Ngangela
- Ovimbundu
- Central Democratic Republic of Congo styles
- Lulua [18,686]; Mbosi; Southern Kete [18,687];
- Kuba region styles
- Binji [18,688]; Biombo (Kuba region style) [18,689]; Lele (Kuba) [18,690]; Ndengese [18,691]; Salampasu [18,692]; Wongo [18,693];
- Kuba (Democratic Republic of Congo style)
- Mongo region styles
- Central Sudanese region styles
- Bahral Ghazal region styles [18,716]; Hadjerai; Hamar (Central Sudanese style) [18,717]; Kara (culture or style) [18,718]; Musey [18,719];
- Banda (culture or style)
- Darfur region styles
- Lake Chad (culture or style)
- Bagirmi [18,725]; Buduma; Bulahay [18,726]; Fali; Gamergu [18,727]; Gula [18,728]; Kare (Lake Chad region style) [18,729]; Kenga [18,730]; Kera; Kotoko [18,731]; Laka [18,732]; Lele (Lake Chad region style) [18,733]; Maba [18,734]; Mafa; Mandara (Lake Chad region style); Marba [18,735]; Masa (Lake Chad region style); Matakam; Mbum [18,736]; Saô (Central Sudanese region style) [18,737]; Shuwa [18,738]; Tuburi;
- Kanuri (culture or style)
- Sara
- Day (African style); Mbaï (Sara) [18,741]; Nar [18,742]; Ngambay;
- Teda (culture or style)
- Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo styles
- Luba region styles
- Hemba (culture or style) [18,745]; Jiji [18,746]; Kalundwe [18,747]; Kanyok (culture or style) [18,748]; Kaonde (culture or style) [18,749]; Kusu (Luba region style) [18,750]; Mwanza [18,751]; Nsapo [18,752]; Sanga (Luba region style) [18,753]; Tabwa [18,754]; Yeke [18,755]; Zela [18,756];
- Holoholo
- Tumbwe [18,757];
- Luba (culture or style)
- Songye
- Kalebwe [18,762];
- Maniema (culture or style)
- Amba (Maniema region style) [18,763]; Bangubangu; Bembe (Maniema region style) [18,764]; Boyo [18,765]; Enya (culture or style) [18,766]; Goma (African style); Hunde [18,767]; Kasingo [18,768]; Komo (style) [18,769]; Kwame [18,770]; Lengola (culture or style) [18,771]; Metoko [18,772]; Nyindu (culture or style) [18,773]; Pere [18,774]; Tale (African style) [18,775]; Tembo (African culture or style) [18,776];
- Lega
- Bira [18,777];
- Luba region styles
- Kota-Mbete region styles
- Northern Democratic Republic of Congo styles
- Ogowe River area styles
- Ubangi River (culture or style)
- Upper Zambezi River region styles
- Zande-Mangbetu
- Babukur [18,822]; Bangba; Barambo; Budu [18,823]; Kare (Zande-Mangbetu region style) [18,824]; Lendu (culture or style) [18,825]; Lese [18,826]; Lugbara [18,827]; Mangbetu [18,828]; Mba [18,829]; Ndaka [18,830]; Ndo (Zande-Mangbetu) [18,831]; Ndogo; Nzakara [18,832]; Sere [18,833];
- Babwa
- Babeo [18,834];
- Zande
- Eastern African
- East African [18,837];
- <Kenyan and Great Rift Valley styles>
- Chagga (culture or style); Dorobo; Endo (Kenyan and Great Rift Valley styles) [18,838]; Il Chamus; Kalenjin (culture or style) [18,839]; Kamba [18,840]; Kikuyu [18,841]; Kipsigis [18,842]; Marakwet (Kenyan and Great Rift Valley styles) [18,843]; Mbere (culture or style) [18,844]; Mbugu [18,845]; Nandi (culture or style) [18,846]; Okiek (culture or style); Pokomo (culture or style) [18,847]; Sebei [18,848]; Tugen;
- Maasai (culture or style)
- Arusha [18,849];
- Meru (culture or style)
- Teita
- Dabida [18,852];
- <Lake Turkana and Upper Great Rift Valley styles>
- Ariaal [18,853]; Banna [18,854]; Bashada [18,855]; Hamar (Lake Turkana and Upper Great Rift Valley style) [18,856]; Jie [18,857]; Karamojong [18,858]; Pokot; Rendile; So (Lake Turkana and Upper Great Rift Valley style) [18,859]; Toposa [18,860]; Turkana (culture or style) [18,861];
- Omotic (culture or style)
- Oromo (culture or style)
- Samburu
- Sidamo
- <Makonde region and Lake Nyasa area styles>
- Kinga (East African style) [18,877]; Lomwe [18,878]; Makonde (culture or style); Makua [18,879]; Manda (East African style); Matambwe; Matengo (culture or style); Mawia; Mwera (culture or style); Ngindo (culture or style) [18,880]; Ngonde [18,881]; Ngoni [18,882]; Nyakyusa (culture or style); Pangwa [18,883]; Pogoro [18,884]; Yao (East African) [18,885]; Zimba (culture or style) [18,886];
- Central Tanzanian styles
- Bena (Central Tanzanian style) [18,887]; Bende (Central Tanzanian style) [18,888]; Bungu (culture or style) [18,889]; Fipa [18,890]; Gogo [18,891]; Gorowa [18,892]; Ha (style); Hadza [18,893]; Hehe (culture or style) [18,894]; Iramba [18,895]; Iraqw [18,896]; Isanzu (culture or style) [18,897]; Kaguru [18,898]; Mbunga; Ndamba [18,899]; Nyamwanga [18,900]; Nyiha [18,901]; Sagara [18,902]; Sandawe (culture or style) [18,903]; Sangu (Central Tanzanian style) [18,904]; Tatoga (culture or style) [18,905]; Tongwe (culture or style) [18,906]; Turu (Central Tanzanian style) [18,907]; Vidunda [18,908]; Vinza (culture or style) [18,909];
- Nyamwezi
- Rangi
- Mbugwe [18,913];
- Coastal East African
- Eastern Sudanese styles
- Anuak (culture or style) [18,933]; Bari; Belanda Bor [18,934]; Belanda Viri [18,935]; Bongo (Eastern Sudanese style) [18,936]; Dembo [18,937]; Dinka (culture or style); Funj; Ingassana; Jo Luo [18,938]; Lotuko [18,939]; Maban [18,940]; Madi [18,941]; Mandari [18,942]; Mekan [18,943]; Messiria [18,944]; Murle (culture or style) [18,945]; Nuba [18,946]; Nuer (culture or style) [18,947]; Pari [18,948]; Shilluk (culture or style) [18,949]; Shukria [18,950];
- Ethiopian ethnic styles
- Agaw [18,951]; Amhara; Arbore; Arusi [18,952]; Falasha [18,953]; Gafat (culture or style) [18,954]; Gondar [18,955]; Gumuz (culture or style); Gunda Gundé [18,956]; Gurage (culture or style) [18,957]; Hadiya [18,958]; Harari [18,959]; Karo [18,960]; Kemant; Majangir [18,961]; Mursi [18,962]; Tigray [18,963]; Tsamay;
- Horn of Africa
- Upper Great Lakes African
- Acholi; Bacwezi; Bavuma [18,970]; Dumbo (Upper Great Lakes African style) [18,971]; Ganda (Ugandan culture) [18,972]; Gisu; Gusii (culture or style) [18,973]; Haya (African style) [18,974]; Hutu; Jita [18,975]; Karagwe [18,976]; Kerewe [18,977]; Konjo (African style) [18,978]; Kuria [18,979]; Kwaya (culture or style) [18,980]; Lango [18,981]; Mpororo [18,982]; Nubi [18,983]; Nyanga (culture or style) [18,984]; Nyole [18,985]; Nyoro [18,986]; Shashi [18,987]; Shi (culture or style) [18,988]; Soga (African) [18,989]; Teso (culture or style) [18,990]; Toro (African style) [18,991]; Tutsi;
- Luo (Upper Great Lakes African styles)
- Gaya [18,992];
- Luyia (culture or style)
- Nkole
- Hima [18,996];
- Malagasy (culture or style)
- North African
- Ancient Mauretanian [19,006]; Maghreb (North African style) [19,007];
- Bedouin
- Beja
- Berber (culture or style)
- Awjilah (culture or style) [19,017]; Chenini [19,018]; Chenoua [19,019]; Garamantes; Ghadames [19,020]; Guanche (culture or style) [19,021]; Imraguen [19,022]; Jerba (culture or style) [19,023]; Kabyle; Matmata [19,024]; Mzab [19,025]; Nefusa [19,026]; Nemadi; Ouarsenis [19,027]; Rif (culture) [19,028]; Shawia [19,029]; Siwa (Berber style) [19,030]; Zemmour [19,031]; Zenaga (culture or style) [19,032];
- High Atlas styles
- Shluh
- Tamazight
- Tuareg
- Hassaniya
- Regeibat [19,052];
- Moroccan styles
- Tunisian (North African styles)
- Kairouan [19,058];
- Southern African
- Zambezi River (culture and style) [19,059];
- <Eastern Zambian, Zimbabwe, and Western Mozambique styles>
- Henga [19,060]; Lala [19,061]; Lamba (Southern African style) [19,062]; Lungu (East Zambian style) [19,063]; Shanga [19,064];
- Bemba (Southern African style)
- Chewa
- Chipeta [19,068];
- Maravi
- Shona
- Tsonga (Eastern Zambian)
- Hlengwe [19,079]; Ronga (culture or style) [19,080]; Shangaan [19,081]; Tswa (Tsonga);
- <Southern Angolan and Northern Namibian styles>
- <Southern Zambian and Northern Angolan styles>
- Kwandi [19,086];
- Khoisan-speaking peoples styles
- Lower Zambezi River region styles
- Ngamiland region styles
- Yeye [19,099];
- Nguni
- Mfengu; Ndebele (culture or style); Pondo [19,100]; Swazi (Nguni); Tembu;
- Xhosa (culture or style)
- Zulu (culture or style)
- Sotho styles
- Sotho (culture or style)
- Northern Sotho (culture or style)
- Southern Sotho
- Tswana (culture or style)
- Sotho (culture or style)
- Southern African architectural styles
- West African (general)
- Krio [19,116]; Kwa (culture or style) [19,117];
- Cameroon styles
- Guinea Coast styles
- Gold Coast [19,147]; Idaca [19,148];
- Akan (culture or style)
- Anyi
- Central Côte d'Ivoire styles
- Ewe cultures
- Ga-Adangme
- Ga (Guinea Coast style);
- Adangme
- Kru-speaking peoples styles
- Kwa-speaking peoples styles
- Lagoon people
- West Atlantic styles
- Balanta (culture or style) [19,198]; Banyun [19,199]; Biafada [19,200]; Bijogo; Dida (culture or style) [19,201]; Felup (West Atlantic style) [19,202]; Gola (West Atlantic style) [19,203]; Kasanga (culture or style) [19,204]; Kuwaa (culture or style) [19,205]; Lebu; Limba (African style) [19,206]; Mandyak [19,207]; Mankanya [19,208]; Neyo [19,209]; Oinca; Pepel; Wolof (culture or style);
- Jola
- Karon (culture or style) [19,210];
- Serer
- Niominka [19,211];
- Simo (culture or style)
- Tenda (culture or style)
- Mande
- core Mande styles
- peripheral Mande styles
- Gagu [19,228]; Gbande [19,229]; Gbundi [19,230]; Guro [19,231]; Kissi (culture or style) [19,232]; Kono (culture or style) [19,233]; Kpelle (culture or style) [19,234]; Kuranko [19,235]; Landogo [19,236]; Loma (culture or style) [19,237]; Mandingo (peripheral Mande Style) [19,238]; Mano (peripheral Mande styles) [19,239]; Marka [19,240]; Mau [19,241]; Mende [19,242]; Susu (culture or style) [19,243]; Temne (culture or style) [19,244]; Vai [19,245]; Wan [19,246]; Yalunka [19,247];
- Dan (Mande style)
- Tura [19,248];
- Sherbro (Mande)
- Krim (culture or style) [19,249];
- Northeastern Nigerian styles
- Kanakuru [19,250];
- Niger-Congo language groups styles
- Gade [19,251];
- Adamawa-Eastern branch styles
- Benue-Congo
- Afo [19,265]; Alago [19,266]; Anaguta [19,267]; Aten [19,268]; Basa (Nigerian) [19,269]; Birom; Buji [19,270]; Dakakari [19,271]; Eggon [19,272]; Irigwe [19,273]; Jaba [19,274]; Jibu [19,275]; Kaleri [19,276]; Kamberi [19,277]; Kutep; Mada [19,278]; Mama (culture) [19,279]; Mambila (culture or style) [19,280]; Ngwoi [19,281]; Ningawa [19,282]; Nungu [19,283]; Reshe; Rukuba [19,284]; Tiv [19,285];
- Geji
- Zul (culture or style) [19,286];
- Gwari
- Jarawa (culture or style)
- Barawa [19,287];
- Jukun (culture or style)
- Wukari [19,288];
- Katab
- Koro (Niger-Congo style)
- Koro Ache [19,292];
- Nupe
- Tigong
- Mbembe (Tigong) [19,296];
- Chad subfamily Afroasiatic language groups
- Angas; Bachama [19,297]; Bata (African style) [19,298]; Bolewa; Bura (Chad) [19,299]; Chibak; Daba [19,300]; Ga'anda (Nigerian culture) [19,301]; Glavda; Goemai [19,302]; Gude [19,303]; Guruntum-Mbaaru; Gwandara; Hide (Chadic peoples) [19,304]; Hona [19,305]; Kapsiki; Kariya; Kofyar; Marghi [19,306]; Mbula; Mernyang [19,307]; Montol; Mupun [19,308]; Musgu (culture or style); Mwaghavul [19,309]; Pabir; Ron (culture or style) [19,310]; Sukur; Tera; Wurkun [19,311]; Yergum [19,312];
- Yungur
- Mboi;
- Southern Nigerian styles
- Cross River
- Edo-speaking cultures
- Igbo region
- Niger Delta region
- Yoruba (culture or style)
- Western Sudanese
- Gur
- Basari (Gur) [19,359]; Bisa [19,360]; Bobo [19,361]; Builsa [19,362]; Bwa [19,363]; Dagomba [19,364]; Degha; Dogon (culture or style); Falafala [19,365]; Gonja (Gur) [19,366]; Gurma [19,367]; Kilinga [19,368]; Konkomba [19,369]; Kotokoli; Kurumba [19,370]; Kusasi [19,371]; Mamprusi [19,372]; Minianka (culture or style) [19,373]; Moba [19,374]; Nafana [19,375]; Naudeba [19,376]; Nioniosse [19,377]; Nyende [19,378]; Taneka [19,379]; Wala [19,380]; Woaba [19,381];
- Bargu
- Yowa [19,382];
- Dagari
- Frafra
- Gurunsi
- Kabre
- Lamba (West African style) [19,391];
- Lobi
- Mossi
- Zaose [19,395];
- Senufo (culture or style)
- Tamberma
- Biyobe [19,402];
- Western Sudanese fringe-dwelling peoples
- Adarawa [19,403]; Dendi [19,404]; Tendgha [19,405];
- Fulbe (culture or style)
- Adamawa Fulbe [19,406]; Bororo (African) [19,407]; Fula (culture or style); Toroobe [19,408]; Tukulor (culture or style);
- Hausa (culture or style)
- Songhai (culture or style)
- Gur
- <African by general distribution>
- <African by national designation>
- Abyssinian [19,413]; Algerian [19,414]; Angolan [19,415]; Beninese [19,416]; Botswana (national); Burkina Faso; Burundi [19,417]; Cameroonian [19,418]; Cape Verdean [19,419]; Central African (nationality and culture) [19,420]; Chadian [19,421]; Comorian (African style) [19,422]; Congolese (Democratic Republic of Congo culture) [19,423]; Congolese (Republic of the Congo culture) [19,424]; Djiboutian [19,425]; Egyptian (modern) [19,426]; Equatorial Guinean; Eritrean [19,427]; Ethiopian (culture or style) [19,428]; Gabonese [19,429]; Gambian [19,430]; Ghanaian [19,431]; Guinea-Bissauan; Guinean [19,432]; Ivorian [19,433]; Kenyan [19,434]; Lesotho; Liberian (African national style) [19,435]; Libyan [19,436]; Mahoran [19,437]; Malawian [19,438]; Malian [19,439]; Maure [19,440]; Mauritanian (African national style) [19,441]; Mauritian [19,442]; Moroccan [19,443]; Mozambican [19,444]; Namibian [19,445]; Nigerien (Niger) [19,446]; Reunionese [19,447]; Rhodesian [19,448]; Rwandan [19,449]; Rwandese [19,450]; Sao Tomean [19,451]; Senegalese [19,452]; Seychellois [19,453]; Sierra Leonean [19,454]; Somalian [19,455]; South African [19,456]; Sudanese; Tanzanian [19,457]; Togolese [19,458]; Ugandan [19,459]; Zambian [19,460]; Zimbabwean;
- Nigerian
- Swazi (African national style)
- Mahlalela [19,461];
- African sculpture styles
- Ancient African
- Ancient Central African
- Kongo Kingdom [19,464]; Kuba Kingdom;
- Luba-Lunda Kingdoms
- Ancient North African
- Ancient Southern African
- Ancient West African
- Dawu [19,484]; Gonja Kingdom [19,485]; Kanem-Bornu; Kintampo; Kong (ancient West African style) [19,486]; Sao Empire (culture or period) [19,487];
- <ancient Nigerian styles and periods>
- Daima [19,488]; Eshure; Esie [19,489]; Lower Niger [19,490]; Old Oyo [19,491];
- Benin (ancient Nigerian style)
- Ife (ancient Nigerian style)
- Igbo-Ukwu
- Nok (culture or style)
- Taruga [19,500];
- Owo
- Igbo Laja [19,501];
- Tsoede
- Ghana Kingdom
- Koumbi Saleh [19,504];
- Mali Kingdom
- Songhai Empire
- Gaô;
- ancient East African
- Aksumite [19,510]; Ingombe Ilede; Khartoum Mesolithic [19,511]; Khartoum Neolithic [19,512]; Songa Mnara [19,513]; Zanj (ancient East African style) [19,514];
- Azanian
- Nubian (culture or style)
- ancient East African pottery styles
- Ancient Central African
- Colonial African
- Afro-Caribbean (style and culture) [19,530];
- Afro-Portuguese
- modern African
- prehistoric African
- <prehistoric African rock art styles and periods>
- prehistoric North African periods
- prehistoric Sub-Saharan African periods
- Sub-Saharan African Earlier Stone Age periods
- Sub-Saharan African First Intermediate Stone Age periods
- Sub-Saharan African Later Stone Age periods
- Sub-Saharan African Middle Stone Age periods
- Sub-Saharan African Second Intermediate Stone Age periods
- <African by cultural or regional designation>
- Americas, The
- Amerindian (culture) [19,554]; Ancient American [19,555]; Hispanic [19,556]; Latino [19,557];
- American regions
- Caribbean
- Aruban [19,558]; Bahamian [19,559]; Barbadian [19,560]; Cuban; Curacçaoan [19,561]; Dominican (national culture) [19,562]; Dutch Antillean; Grenadian [19,563]; Guadeloupean [19,564]; Haitian [19,565]; Jamaican [19,566]; Kittian [19,567]; Kittian Nevisian [19,568]; Martiniquan [19,569]; Montserratian [19,570]; Nevisian [19,571]; Puerto Rican; Saint Lucian [19,572]; Saint Vincentian [19,573]; Tobagonian [19,574]; Trinidadian; Trinidadian Tobagonian [19,575]; Virgin Islands [19,576]; West Indian [19,577];
- Central American
- North American
- Bermudian;
- American (North American)
- Alabamian (of modern U.S. state) [19,586]; Alaskan (of modern U.S. state) [19,587]; American Samoan (of modern U.S. region) [19,588]; Arizonan (of modern U.S. state) [19,589]; Arkansan (of modern U.S. state) [19,590]; Californian (of modern U.S. state) [19,591]; Californio [19,592]; Coloradan (of modern U.S. state) [19,593]; Connecticuter (of modern U.S. state) [19,594]; Delawarean (of modern U.S. state) [19,595]; Floridian (of modern U.S. state) [19,596]; Georgian (of modern U.S. state) [19,597]; Hawaiian (of modern U.S. state) [19,598]; Hoosier (of modern U.S. state) [19,599]; Idahoan (of modern U.S. state) [19,600]; Illinoisan (of modern U.S. state) [19,601]; Iowan (of modern U.S. state) [19,602]; Kansan (of modern U.S. state) [19,603]; Kentuckian (of modern U.S. state) [19,604]; Louisianian (of modern U.S. state) [19,605]; Mainer (of modern U.S. state) [19,606]; Marylander (of modern U.S. state) [19,607]; Massachusettsan (of modern U.S. state) [19,608]; Michiganian (of modern U.S. state) [19,609]; Midwestern (of the U.S.) [19,610]; Minnesotan (of modern U.S. state) [19,611]; Mississippian (of modern U.S. state) [19,612]; Missourian (of modern U.S. state) [19,613]; Montanan (of modern U.S. state) [19,614]; Nebraskan (of modern U.S. state) [19,615]; Nevadan (of modern U.S. state) [19,616]; New Hampshirite (of modern U.S. state) [19,617]; New Jerseyan (of modern U.S. state) [19,618]; New Mexican (of modern U.S. state) [19,619]; New Yorker (of modern U.S. state) [19,620]; North Carolinian (of modern U.S. state) [19,621]; North Dakotan (of modern U.S. state) [19,622]; Ohioan (of modern U.S. state) [19,623]; Oklahoman (of modern U.S. state) [19,624]; Oregonian (of modern U.S. state) [19,625]; Pennsylvanian (of modern U.S. state) [19,626]; Rhode Islander (of modern U.S. state) [19,627]; South Carolinian (of modern U.S. state) [19,628]; South Dakotan (of modern U.S. state) [19,629]; Southwestern (of the U.S.) [19,630]; Tennessean (of modern U.S. state) [19,631]; Texan (of modern U.S. state) [19,632]; Utahn (of modern U.S. state) [19,633]; Vermonter (of modern U.S. state) [19,634]; Washingtonian (of modern U.S. District of Columbia) [19,635]; Washingtonian (of modern U.S. state Washington) [19,636]; Wisconsinite (of modern U.S. state) [19,637]; Wyomingite (of modern U.S. state) [19,638];
- Canadian
- Albertan (Canadian) [19,639]; British Columbian [19,640]; French-Canadian; Manitoban [19,641]; Newfoundland; Nova Scotian [19,642]; Ontarian; Québecois (culture or style) [19,643];
- Mexican
- Native Mexican [19,644];
- South American
- Amazonian (South American) [19,645]; Argentine [19,646]; Bolivian [19,647]; Brazilian [19,648]; Chilean [19,649]; Colombian [19,650]; Ecuadorian [19,651]; French Guianese [19,652]; Guyanese [19,653]; Paraguayan [19,654]; Peruvian [19,655]; Surinamese [19,656]; Uruguayan [19,657]; Venezuelan [19,658];
- Caribbean
- Colonial American (pan-American style)
- Latin American
- Colonial Latin American styles
- Altoperuvian [19,664]; Puebla;
- Colonial Latin American architecture styles
- Arequipa; Poblano [19,665]; Provincial Highland [19,666]; Tepalcingo; Ultrabaroque [19,667];
- Colonial Latin American fine arts styles
- Colonial Latin American styles
- Native American
- First Nations (culture)
- Native Middle American styles
- <Native Highland Mexican and Guatemalan styles>
- Native Caribbean styles
- Arawak (culture or style) [19,679]; Carib [19,680]; Ciboney [19,681]; Guanahatabey;
- Native Central American styles
- Native Central Mexican styles
- Native Northwestern Mexican styles
- Cora (culture or style); Huichol (culture or style) [19,701]; Mayo (Native American style); Tarahumara; Tepecano (culture or style); Tepehuan (culture or style) [19,702]; Yaqui (culture or style) [19,703];
- Native Southern Mexican styles
- Amuzgo; Chatino (culture or style); Chinantec [19,704]; Chocho [19,705]; Chontal (culture or style) [19,706]; Cuicatec; Huave (culture or style) [19,707]; Izcatec [19,708]; Mazatec [19,709]; Mixe (culture or style); Popoloca; Popoluca [19,710]; Remojadas; Tequislatec [19,711]; Tlapanec; Trique (culture or style) [19,712]; Zoque (culture or style) [19,713];
- Native Western Mexican styles
- Tarascan (style and culture) [19,714];
- Native Yucatan styles
- Native North American styles
- Metis [19,718];
- <Arctic and Subarctic Native American styles>
- Arctic Native American styles
- Alaskan Native styles
- Canadian Arctic Native styles
- Inuit (Canadian Arctic Native style)
- Baffin Island Inuit [19,723]; Caribou Inuit; Copper Inuit; Iglulik [19,724]; Labrador Inuit [19,725]; Netsilik Inuit; Ungava [19,726]; Western Arctic Inuit [19,727];
- Inuit (Canadian Arctic Native style)
- Native Greenlandic
- Katladlit [19,728];
- Eastern Subarctic Native American styles
- Western Subarctic Native American styles
- Ahtena (culture or style) [19,734]; Athapaskan (culture or style) [19,735]; Beaver (Native American style) [19,736]; Carrier (Native American style) [19,737]; Chilcotin (culture or style) [19,738]; Chipewyan (culture or style) [19,739]; Dogrib (culture or style); Han (Native American) [19,740]; Hare (Native American style) [19,741]; Ingalik (culture or style) [19,742]; Kaska (culture or style) [19,743]; Koyukon (culture or style); Kutchin [19,744]; Peepeekisis [19,745]; Sarsi [19,746]; Sekani (culture or style) [19,747]; Slavey (culture or style) [19,748]; Tahltan (culture or style) [19,749]; Tanaina (culture or style) [19,750]; Tanana [19,751]; Tsetsaut [19,752]; Tutchone (culture or style) [19,753];
- Arctic Native American styles
- <Eastern Woodland and Eastern Great Lake Native American styles>
- Abnaki; Catawba (Native American) [19,754]; Conestoga (Native American style); Delaware [19,755]; Erie [19,756]; Mahican [19,757]; Malecite; Massachuset; Micmac (culture or style) [19,758]; Monacan [19,759]; Nanticoke (culture or style) [19,760]; Narragansett (culture or style) [19,761]; Nipmuc; Passamaquoddy; Pennacook; Penobscot; Pequot [19,762]; Rappahannock; Susquehanna; Wampanoag (culture or style); Wappinger;
- Iroquois
- <Great Lake and Central Woodland Native American styles>
- Fox (style) [19,768]; Ho-Chunk [19,769]; Huron (culture or style); Illinois; Kickapoo [19,770]; Menomini (culture or style); Miami (culture or style) [19,771]; Potawatomi (culture or style); Sauk;
- Ojibwa (culture or style)
- Californian Native American styles
- Achomawi [19,774]; Atsugewi (culture or style) [19,775]; Cahuilla (culture or style) [19,776]; Chumash (culture or style); Costanoan; Cupeño (Native American style) [19,777]; Eastern Mono [19,778]; Gabrieliño (culture or style) [19,779]; Halchidhoma; Hupa (culture or style) [19,780]; Karok (culture or style) [19,781]; Luiseño (style) [19,782]; Maidu (culture or style) [19,783]; Milling Stone Horizon [19,784]; Miwok (culture or style); Mono Lake Paiute; Patwin; Pomo (Californian Native American style) [19,785]; Salinan [19,786]; Serrano (culture or style) [19,787]; Shasta [19,788]; Tulare [19,789]; Tübatulabal [19,790]; Western Mono [19,791]; Wiyot (culture or style) [19,792]; Yana (culture or style) [19,793]; Yokuts (culture or style); Yuki (culture or style) [19,794]; Yurok (culture or style);
- Baja Californian Native American styles
- Wintun
- Nomtipom [19,803];
- Great Basin Native American styles
- Bannock; Chemehuevi; Gosiute; Kawaiisu (culture or style); Lemhi [19,804]; Northern Paiute [19,805]; Panamint [19,806]; Southern Paiute; Ute (culture or style) [19,807]; Washo (culture or style);
- Shoshone
- Western Shoshone; Wind River Shoshone [19,808];
- Northwest Coast Native American styles
- Alsea [19,809]; Bella Coola (culture or style); Chehalis (culture or style); Chinook [19,810]; Colville [19,811]; Coos (culture or style) [19,812]; Cowlitz (culture or style); Ditidaht; Eyak (culture or style) [19,813]; Gitksan [19,814]; Haisla (culture or style) [19,815]; Kalapuya; Klallam; Kwakiutl (culture or style); Lummi; Makah (culture or style) [19,816]; Niska [19,817]; Nisqually [19,818]; Nootka (culture or style); Puyallup; Quileute (culture or style); Quinault (culture or style) [19,819]; Sitka (Native American style) [19,820]; Siuslaw (culture or style); Skagit (culture or style); Snuqualmi; Tillamook (culture or style) [19,821]; Tolowa (culture or style); Tsimshian (culture or style); Twana (culture or style) [19,822]; Wasco [19,823];
- Haida (culture or style)
- Heiltsuk (culture or style)
- Bella Bella [19,826];
- Salish (Northwest Coast Native American style)
- Tlingit (culture or style)
- Chilkat [19,829];
- Plains Indian
- Arapaho (culture or style) [19,830]; Arikara (culture or style) [19,831]; Assiniboin [19,832]; Comanche (culture or style) [19,833]; Crow (Native American style) [19,834]; Gros Ventre (culture or style) [19,835]; Hidatsa (culture or style) [19,836]; Iowa [19,837]; Kansa (culture or style) [19,838]; Kiowa (culture or style) [19,839]; Kiowa Apache [19,840]; Mandan (culture or style); Missouri [19,841]; Omaha [19,842]; Osage (culture or style) [19,843]; Oto [19,844]; Pawnee (culture or style); Plains Cree [19,845]; Plains Ojibwa; Ponca [19,846];
- Blackfoot (Algonkin-speaking)
- Cheyenne (culture or style)
- Northern Cheyenne; Southern Cheyenne [19,849]; Sutaio;
- Sioux
- Wichita (culture or style)
- Plateau Native American styles
- Cayuse [19,858]; Coeur d'Alène (Native American style) [19,859]; Flathead; Kalispel [19,860]; Klamath; Klikitat; Kutenai; Lake (style) [19,861]; Lillooet (culture or style); Modoc [19,862]; Molala; Nespelem; Nez Percé (culture or style) [19,863]; Okanagan (culture or style) [19,864]; Sanpoil [19,865]; Shuswap (culture or style) [19,866]; Sinkiuse; Spokan; Tenino (culture or style) [19,867]; Thompson [19,868]; Umatilla (culture or style); Walla Walla (culture or style); Wenatchi; Wishram [19,869]; Yakima (culture or style) [19,870];
- Southeastern Native American styles
- Acolapissa; Atakapa (culture or style) [19,871]; Cherokee (culture or style) [19,872]; Chickasaw (culture or style) [19,873]; Chitimacha (culture or style); Choctaw (culture or style); Coushatta [19,874]; Creek (style); Karankawa; Lumbee (culture or style); Pamunkey [19,875]; Powhatan (culture or style); Quapaw (culture or style) [19,876]; Seminole [19,877]; Shawnee (culture or style) [19,878]; Timucua; Tonkawa (culture or style); Tunica (Native American style) [19,879]; Tuscarora (Southeastern Native American) [19,880]; Tutelo (culture or style); Yuchi;
- Southwestern Native American
- Cocopa (culture or style) [19,881]; Concho [19,882]; Havasupai; Maricopa (culture or style) [19,883]; Mojave [19,884]; Navajo (culture or style) [19,885]; Opata (culture or style); Paiute (culture or style); Pima (Native American) [19,886]; Seri (culture or style) [19,887]; Tohono O’Odham; Walapai [19,888]; Yavapai [19,889]; Yuman (culture or style);
- Apache (culture or style)
- Chiricahua Apache; Eastern Apache [19,890]; Jicarilla Apache; Lipan Apache; Mescalero Apache [19,891]; San Carlos Apache;
- Western Apache
- White Mountain Apache [19,892];
- Pueblo (Native American style)
- Rio Grande Pueblo (culture)
- Acoma [19,893]; Cochiti [19,894]; Isleta; Jemez (culture or style) [19,895]; Nambe [19,896]; Picuris [19,897]; Pojoaque [19,898]; San Felipe [19,899]; San Ildefonso [19,900]; San Juan (Rio Grande Pueblo) [19,901]; Sandia (Rio Grande Pueblo style) [19,902]; Santa Ana [19,903]; Santa Clara [19,904]; Santo Domingo; Taos (Native American style) [19,905]; Tesuque [19,906]; Zia [19,907];
- Western Pueblo
- Rio Grande Pueblo (culture)
- Woodland Tradition
- Native South American
- <Native Coastal Ecuadorian and Colombian styles>
- Andaqui [19,912]; Andoque [19,913]; Barbacoa (South American style) [19,914]; Calamari; Cara (Native South American style) [19,915]; Chibcha; Chocó (culture or style) [19,916]; Esmeralda [19,917]; Huancavilca; Manta (South American style) [19,918]; Pasto (Ecuadorian and Colombian style); Pijao [19,919]; Puruhá; Páez [19,920]; Quillacinga; Quimbaya [19,921]; Tairona [19,922]; Tolú [19,923]; Urabá [19,924];
- <Native Pampean and Fuegian styles>
- Native Amazonian
- Amahuaca (culture or style) [19,936]; Apalai [19,937]; Arua [19,938]; Caquetío; Caripuna; Caríjona [19,939]; Catukina [19,940]; Cayapó [19,941]; Chiriguano [19,942]; Conibo; Cubeo [19,943]; Encabellado [19,944]; Galibi [19,945]; Guahibo; Ipuriná; Jivaro [19,946]; Kuikuru [19,947]; Macuna [19,948]; Macusi; Macú [19,949]; Makiritaré [19,950]; Manao [19,951]; Maué; Mojo (style) [19,952]; Mundurucú [19,953]; Mura (culture or style) [19,954]; Parintintin; Shipaya [19,955]; Shipibo; Sinabo; Tembé (Native Amazonian style) [19,956]; Tucano [19,957]; Waiwai [19,958]; Xingú [19,959];
- Native Andean
- Native Central Andean styles
- Native South Andean styles
- Native Chaco styles
- Native Eastern Brazilian styles
- Native South American Caribbean Coast styles
- <Native Coastal Ecuadorian and Colombian styles>
- Pre-Columbian (American)
- <Pre-Columbian Middle American styles and periods>
- <Pre-Columbian Central American styles and periods>
- <Pre-Columbian Panamanian styles and periods>
- Pre-Columbian Panamanian periods
- Pre-Columbian Panamanian styles
- Pre-Columbian Northern Central American styles
- <Pre-Columbian Panamanian styles and periods>
- Mesoamerican
- <Mesoamerican regional styles and periods>
- <Central Plateau Mesoamerican styles and periods>
- Central Plateau Mesoamerican periods
- Aztec I [20,023]; Aztec II [20,024]; Aztec III [20,025]; Aztec IV [20,026]; Chimalhuacán [20,027]; Coyotlatelco [20,028]; Metepec [20,029]; Miccaotli [20,030]; Oxtotícpac [20,031]; Patlichique [20,032]; Tezoyuca; Ticomán; Tlalpan; Tlamimilolpa [20,033]; Tlatilco; Tzacualli [20,034]; Xolalpan [20,035];
- Zacatenco
- Cuautepec [20,036]; El Arbolillo; La Pastora [20,037];
- Central Plateau Mesoamerican styles
- Central Plateau Mesoamerican periods
- <Maya area styles and periods>
- Highland Maya area periods
- Lowland Maya area periods
- Maya area architecture styles
- Maya area pottery styles
- Pacific Coast Maya area periods
- Gulf Coast Mesoamerican styles
- Oaxacan
- West Coast Mesoamerican styles
- <Central Plateau Mesoamerican styles and periods>
- Mesoamerican periods
- Paleo-Indian (Mesoamerican culture or period) [20,091]; Protoclassic [20,092];
- Classic (Mesoamerican culture or period)
- Early Classic [20,093]; Late Classic; Middle Classic [20,094];
- Postclassic
- Early Postclassic; Late Postclassic [20,095];
- Preclassic
- <Mesoamerican regional styles and periods>
- Pre-Columbian Caribbean styles
- <Pre-Columbian Central American styles and periods>
- <Pre-Columbian North American styles and periods>
- Pre-Columbian North American periods
- Pre-projectile Point [20,103];
- Archaic (North American)
- Paleo-Indian (Pre-Columbian North American)
- Eastern North American Paleo-Indian
- Western North American Paleo-Indian
- Pre-Columbian Eastern North American periods
- Pre-Columbian Western North American periods
- Pre-Columbian Californian periods
- Pre-Columbian Plains North American periods
- Plains Village [20,128];
- Pre-Columbian Plateau North American periods
- Pre-Columbian North American styles
- Mississippian; Mound Builder;
- <Pre-Columbian Arctic and Subarctic styles>
- Eskimo (culture or style)
- Pre-Columbian Eastern Eskimo styles
- Dorset [20,133]; Pre-Dorset; Sarqaq [20,134]; Thule [20,135];
- Pre-Columbian Western Eskimo styles
- Pre-Columbian Choris area styles
- Pre-Columbian Maritime area styles
- Pre-Columbian Eastern Eskimo styles
- Pre-Columbian Aleutian styles
- Aleut (culture or style); Anangula [20,146]; Ocean Bay [20,147];
- Kodiak
- Eskimo (culture or style)
- Pre-Columbian Eastern North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Great Lakes styles
- Pre-Columbian Middle Atlantic North American styles
- Badin [20,159]; Caraway [20,160]; Savannah River; Uwharrie [20,161]; Yadkin [20,162];
- Pre-Columbian Mississippi Valley styles
- Pre-Columbian Central Mississippi Valley styles
- Pre-Columbian Lower Mississippi Valley styles
- Pre-Columbian Upper Mississippi Valley styles
- Pre-Columbian Northeastern North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Ohio Valley styles
- Adena [20,195]; Fort Ancient; Hopewell [20,196]; Indian Knoll [20,197]; Intrusive Mound;
- Pre-Columbian Ozark Plateau styles
- Pre-Columbian Southeastern North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Western North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Californian styles
- Pre-Columbian Great Basin styles
- Pre-Columbian Northwest Coast North American styles
- Coast Salish; Cold Springs [20,220]; Locarno Beach; Marpole; Stselax [20,221];
- Pre-Columbian Plains North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Plateau North American styles
- Pre-Columbian Southwestern North American styles
- Casas Grandes [20,229]; Fremont; Hohokam [20,230]; Numic (culture or style); Salado (culture or style) [20,231]; San Dieguito [20,232];
- Cochise
- Mogollon
- Patayan
- Pre-Columbian Pueblo styles
- Pre-Columbian North American periods
- <Pre-Columbian South American styles and periods>
- <Pre-Columbian Amazonian styles and periods>
- <Pre-Columbian Andean styles and periods>
- Late Horizon;
- Early Horizon
- Cerro Sechín; Chanapata [20,253]; Chavín horizon [20,254]; Cupisnique; Kotosh Chavín [20,255]; Late Chiripa [20,256]; Moxeke [20,257];
- Paracas
- Early Intermediate Period
- Initial Period
- Late Intermediate Period
- Middle Horizon
- Pre-Ceramic (Pre-Columbian)
- Pre-Columbian Andean pottery styles
- Pre-Columbian Argentine periods
- Pre-Columbian Chilean styles
- Pre-Columbian Colombian styles
- Pre-Columbian Ecuadorian periods
- <Pre-Columbian Middle American styles and periods>
- modern American
- modern Latin American
- African Brazilian [20,302]; Creationist [20,303]; Estridentismo; Indigenismo; Mexican Muralist (movement) [20,304];
- modern North American
- Asian-American; Beat generation [20,305]; Carpenter Gothic; Chinese-American; Craftsman (style) [20,306]; Federal; Gingerbread; Grunge; Hollywood Regency [20,307]; Japanese-American [20,308]; Lowbrow [20,309]; No Wave; Romanian-American (culture); Russian-American (culture) [20,310]; Streamlined Moderne [20,311]; Tiffany style; Tiki (North American style) [20,312]; Wildstyle [20,313]; border art [20,314];
- <modern North American architecture styles and movements>
- California Modernism [20,315]; Chicago School [20,316]; Château Style [20,317]; City Beautiful Movement; Collegiate Gothic; Mayan Revival; Monterey Style [20,318]; Neotraditional [20,319]; New Urbanism; Prairie School; Pueblo Revival; Regency Revival [20,320]; Richardsonian Romanesque; Santa Fe Style [20,321]; Shingle Style [20,322]; Stick Style; Territorial Style [20,323];
- Italianate (North American architecture styles )
- Italian Villa Style [20,324];
- <modern North American decorative arts styles and movements>
- <modern North American fine arts styles and movements>
- Ashcan School; Cosmist [20,331]; Hudson River School; Luminist (modern North American style and movement); Pennsylvania Impressionist [20,332]; Photo-Secession; Precisionist [20,333]; Synchromist [20,334]; Tonalist [20,335]; art photography;
- American Scene
- Regionalist (American Scene) [20,336];
- African American
- Afro-Creole [20,337]; Harlem Renaissance;
- Colonial Revival
- Spanish Colonial Revival
- Hispanic American
- modern North American periods
- Gilded Age; New Deal [20,338]; antebellum;
- modern Latin American
- Asian
- Ancient Asian [20,339];
- Central Asian
- Afghan (Central Asian style) [20,340]; Kazak (culture or style) [20,341]; Kyrgyz (culture or style) [20,342]; Mongol (culture or style) [20,343]; Mongolian (modern nationality) [20,344]; Tajik (culture or style) [20,345]; Turkestani [20,346]; Turkic (culture or style) [20,347]; Turkmen (modern Turkmenistan style) [20,348];
- <Afghan and Bactrian historic styles and periods>
- <East Turkestani historic styles and periods>
- <Northern Steppe styles and periods>
- Caucasian (culture or style)
- Caucasian textile styles
- Central Caucasian textile styles
- East Caucasian textile styles
- South Caucasian textile styles
- Caucasian textile styles
- West Turkestani
- <West Turkestani Bronze Age styles and periods>
- Chust [20,380]; Hissar [20,381]; Kayrakkum; Tazaba-Gyab; Zaman-Baba [20,382];
- <West Turkestani Neolithic styles and periods>
- <West Turkestani Paleolithic styles and periods>
- Aman-Kutan [20,392]; Karatau [20,393]; Teshik-Tash; Zaraut-Say [20,394];
- <West Turkestani historic styles and periods>
- Adzhina-Tepe [20,395]; Ak-Beshim [20,396]; Key-Kobad-Shakh [20,397]; Khalchayan; Kuva (West Turkestani historic culture) [20,398]; Nisa (West Turkestani style) [20,399]; Shakhrinau [20,400]; Tali-Barzu [20,401]; Toprak-Kala; Tup-Khona [20,402]; Turkoman (West Turkestani historic culture) [20,403]; Uzbek (culture or style) [20,404];
- Sogdian (culture and style)
- West Turkestani historic styles
- West Turkestani historic painting styles
- Uzbek painting styles
- Bukhara School [20,409];
- Uzbek painting styles
- West Turkestani historic textile styles
- West Turkestani historic painting styles
- <West Turkestani Bronze Age styles and periods>
- East Asian
- Hong Kong (culture) [20,419]; Macanese (culture or nationality) [20,420]; Taiwanese [20,421];
- Chinese (culture or style)
- Ancient Chinese [20,422]; Cantonese [20,423]; Hebei [20,424]; Peking; Xianbei (culture or style);
- <modern Chinese styles and periods>
- Hongxian [20,425];
- Chinese architecture styles
- Kara yo [20,426];
- Chinese ceramics styles
- Cochin Chinese (Chinese ceramics style) [20,427]; Ding (Chinese ceramics style) [20,428]; Guan [20,429]; Jun (Chinese ceramics style) [20,430]; Kraak [20,431]; Qingbai [20,432]; Ru [20,433]; Sancai (Chinese ceramics style); Shufu; Swatow [20,434]; Wucai (Chinese ceramics styles) [20,435]; Xing (Chinese ceramics style) [20,436];
- Chinese export (ceramics style)
- famille (ceramics style)
- famille rose
- fencai [20,440];
- famille verte
- famille rose
- Chinese dynastic styles and periods
- Erlitou [20,443]; Jin (Golden Tartars) [20,444]; Liao; Qin (culture or period) [20,445]; Sui [20,446]; Three Kingdoms (Chinese styles, period) [20,447]; Xia (ancient culture, style, period) [20,448]; Xiongnu (culture and period); Xixia [20,449]; Yüan (dynastic styles and period) [20,450];
- Five Dynasties (culture, style, period)
- Later Han (Five Dynasties style) [20,451]; Later Jin [20,452]; Later Liang (Five Dynasties, Chinese style, culture, period) [20,453]; Later Tang [20,454]; Later Zhou (Chinese);
- Han (Chinese, culture, style, period)
- Eastern Han; Western Han [20,455];
- Ming (culture, period, and styles)
- Qing (dynastic styles and periods)
- Shang
- Sixteen Kingdoms
- Cheng Han (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,478]; Former Liang (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,479]; Former Qin (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,480]; Former Yan (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,481]; Former Zhao (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,482]; Later Liang (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,483]; Later Qin (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,484]; Later Yan (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,485]; Later Zhao (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,486]; Northern Liang (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,487]; Northern Yan (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,488]; Southern Liang (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,489]; Southern Yan (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,490]; Western Liang (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,491]; Western Qin (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,492]; Xia (Sixteen Kingdoms, culture, style, period) [20,493];
- Song (Chinese culture, style, and period)
- Northern Song [20,494];
- Southern and Northern Dynasties
- Northern Dynasties
- Six Dynasties
- Tang (Chinese culture, style, period)
- Zhou (culture)
- Western Zhou;
- Eastern Zhou
- Chinese painting styles
- Bai miao [20,502]; Canton (Chinese painting style) [20,503]; Dong-Ju [20,504]; Individualist [20,505]; Loudong [20,506]; Ma-Xia [20,507]; Northern School [20,508]; Shanghai school; Southern School (Chinese style); Su-Song [20,509]; Wu (painting style); Zhe [20,510]; blue-and-green (Chinese painting style) [20,511]; chih-hua [20,512]; jinbi shanshui [20,513]; shuimo (Chinese painting style) [20,514];
- Wen ren
- Ink-bamboo [20,515];
- Chinese prehistoric cultures and periods
- Qiang (prehistoric cultures);
- Chinese Mesolithic periods
- Hoabinhian; Microlithic (Chinese) [20,516];
- Chinese Neolithic periods
- Chinese Paleolithic periods
- Chinese textile styles
- Japanese (culture or style)
- Ainu (culture or style);
- Early Historical Japanese
- Early Modern Japanese
- Momoyama;
- Edo (Japanese period)
- Middle Edo;
- Early Edo
- Late Edo
- Japanese Prehistoric
- Japanese Protohistoric
- Japanese styles (styles)
- Superflat (style);
- Japanese architecture styles
- Japanese decorative arts styles
- Japanese ceramics styles
- Agano; Banko (ceramics style) [20,552]; Bizen [20,553]; Hagi [20,554]; Hirado [20,555]; Hizen ware styles [20,556]; Iga; Karatsu (ceramics style) [20,557]; Kasama (ceramics style) [20,558]; Kuniyaki [20,559]; Kyoto; Mishima [20,560]; Nisai [20,561]; Nishi Sarayama [20,562]; Oribe [20,563]; Ryokuyo [20,564]; Satsuma (ceramics style) [20,565]; Shigaraki (ceramics style) [20,566]; Shiki [20,567]; Shino (ceramics style); Sue (ceramics style) [20,568]; Takatori (ceramics style) [20,569]; Tamba (Japanese) [20,570]; Tokoname [20,571]; Yakishime [20,572]; kinrande [20,573];
- Arita
- Kutani (ceramics style)
- Sanage
- Yamachawan [20,578];
- Seto (ceramics style)
- Japanese lacquer styles
- Negoro [20,582];
- Japanese ceramics styles
- Japanese painting styles
- Akita Ranga School [20,583]; Ami School [20,584]; Haboku; Hasegawa School; Hatsuboku [20,585]; Kaiho School [20,586]; Kanga (Japanese painting style) [20,587]; Kano School; Kara-e; Kasuga School [20,588]; Kose School [20,589]; Maruyama School [20,590]; Mokkotsu; Nagasaki; Namban; Nanga; Nara-e [20,591]; Nihonga; Otoko-e [20,592]; Otsu-e; Shijo [20,593]; Shitōga [20,594]; Soga (Japanese painting style) [20,595]; Suibokuga; Sumiyoshi (painting style) [20,596]; Sōtatsu-Korin School [20,597]; Takuma [20,598]; Tosa School; Tsuketate [20,599]; Unkoku School [20,600]; Yamato-e; Yōga (Japanese painting styles);
- Japanese printmaking styles
- Kamigata-e [20,601]; Nagasaki-e [20,602]; Osaka Print School [20,603]; Sōsaku hanga; Torii School; shin hanga;
- Ukiyo-e
- Edo-e [20,604]; Hanabusa School [20,605]; Hishigawa School [20,606]; Hokusai School; Kaigetsudo School [20,607]; Katsukawa School; Kitagawa School [20,608]; Kitao School [20,609]; Nishimura School [20,610]; Suzuki School [20,611]; Utagawa School; Yokohama-e;
- Japanese sculpture styles
- Medieval Japanese
- Kamakura
- Muromachi
- Modern Japanese
- Korean (culture or style)
- Siberian (culture or style)
- Afanasievo; Andronovo; Kuznetsk Basin; Minusinsk Basin [20,631]; Okunev [20,632]; Ordos (style) [20,633]; Tashtyk; Tungus;
- Altai
- Early Nomads (Asian)
- Karasuk
- Kamenny Log phase [20,646];
- Siberian Arctic Native styles
- South Asian
- Bangladeshi [20,649]; Dravidian (culture); Indic [20,650]; Indochinese [20,651]; Maldivian (culture or style) [20,652]; Punjabi (general) [20,653];
- Bengali (culture or style)
- Dhokra (culture) [20,654];
- Himalayan
- Indian (South Asian)
- Adivasi; Andhra Karnataka [20,676]; Angami [20,677]; Bhil; Gond [20,678]; Hindustani (culture or style); Ho (culture) [20,679]; Jorwe; Kusinagara [20,680]; Magadha [20,681]; Munda (Indian culture or style) [20,682]; Oraon (culture or style) [20,683]; Punjabi (Indian culture and style); Santal (Indian culture) [20,684]; Tamil (culture or style) [20,685]; Telingana; Utpala; Vaisali (Indian style and culture) [20,686]; Vedic (culture or period) [20,687];
- <Indian dynastic styles and periods>
- Colonial Indian
- British Colonial Indian
- Anglo-Mughal [20,695]; Company (style);
- Portuguese Colonial Indian
- Goan [20,696]; Indo-Portuguese;
- British Colonial Indian
- Indian architecture styles
- Indian painting styles
- Indian textile styles
- Indus Valley
- Harappan [20,727]; Mohenjo-daro; Post-Harappan [20,728]; Pre-Harappan [20,729];
- Late Indian
- Post-Gupta
- Pakistani
- Punjabi (Pakistani) [20,743];
- Sri Lankan
- Anuradhapura; Ceylonese [20,744]; Polonnaruwa [20,745];
- Southeast Asian
- Hmong (culture or style); Karen [20,746]; Khmer (general) [20,747]; Negrito; Philippine [20,748]; Singaporean [20,749];
- Burmese (culture or style)
- Cambodian (culture or style)
- Jayavarman (general) [20,758]; Post-Angkorean [20,759];
- Angkorean
- <Angkorean periods by reign>
- Dharanindravarman I [20,760]; Dharanindravarman II; Harshavarman III [20,761]; Indravarman I [20,762]; Indravarman II [20,763]; Jayavarman IV [20,764]; Jayavarman V [20,765]; Jayavarman VI [20,766]; Jayavarman VII [20,767]; Jayavarman VIII [20,768]; Rajendravarman [20,769]; Srindrajayavarman [20,770]; Srindravarman; Suryavarman I [20,771]; Suryavarman II [20,772]; Tribhuvanadityavarman [20,773]; Udayadityavarman I [20,774]; Yasovarman I [20,775]; Yasovarman II;
- Angkorean styles
- <Angkorean periods by reign>
- Pre-Angkorean
- Transitional (Cambodian)
- Indonesian (culture or style)
- <Indonesian regional styles and periods>
- Bruneian [20,793]; Flores (Indonesian style) [20,794]; Peranakan; Sulawesi; Sumba [20,795]; Sumbawa [20,796]; Timor;
- Balinese
- Javanese period (Balinese) [20,797];
- Bornean
- Iban [20,798];
- Javanese (culture or style)
- Wayang;
- Central Javanese
- Srivijaya (Javanese)
- Sailendra [20,799];
- Srivijaya (Javanese)
- East Javanese
- East Javanese periods
- Majapahit; Mataram [20,800]; Singhasari;
- East Javanese periods
- Sumatran
- Malayu [20,801];
- Indonesian periods
- <Indonesian regional styles and periods>
- Laotian
- Malaysian
- Thai (culture or style)
- Thai periods
- Ayudhya [20,806]; Ban Chiang [20,807]; Bangkok [20,808]; Chiang Mai [20,809]; Haripunjaya; Lopburî [20,810]; Nakhon Si Thammarat [20,811]; Sri Deb [20,812]; Srivijaya (Thai) [20,813]; Sukhothai [20,814]; Thonburi [20,815]; Wat Kukut; Û Tong [20,816];
- Dvaravati
- Khmer (Thai culture or period)
- Lopburi-Khmer [20,819];
- Thai pottery styles
- Bencharong; Sawankhalok [20,820];
- Thai styles
- Thai periods
- Vietnamese (culture or style)
- <Vietnamese regional styles and periods>
- Vietnamese periods
- West Asian
- Asia Minor [20,836]; Azerbaijani (culture or style) [20,837]; Bahraini [20,838]; Emirati [20,839]; Georgian (West Asian style) [20,840]; Hebrew (culture or style) [20,841]; Iranian; Iraqi [20,842]; Israeli [20,843]; Jordanian [20,844]; Kuwaiti [20,845]; Lebanese [20,846]; Omani [20,847]; Qatari [20,848]; Saudi Arabian [20,849]; Soviet (nationality or culture) [20,850]; Syrian (modern) [20,851]; Turkish (culture or style) [20,852]; Turko-Mongol [20,853]; Yemeni [20,854];
- Early Western World
- <ancient European styles and periods>
- <European Iron Age styles and periods>
- <European Lower Paleolithic styles and periods>
- Abbevillian; Acheulian [20,863]; Clactonian; Levalloisian [20,864]; Tayacian;
- <European Mesolithic styles and periods>
- Ahrensburgian [20,865]; Asturian (Mesolithic); Azilian; Campignian; Epi-gravettian [20,866]; Ertebølle [20,867]; Hamburgian [20,868]; Maglemosian; Romanellian [20,869]; Sauveterrian; Swiderian [20,870]; Tardenoisian;
- <European Middle Paleolithic styles and periods>
- Levalloiso-Mousterian [20,871]; Micoquian [20,872]; Mousterian; Neanderthal (culture);
- <European Upper Paleolithic styles and periods>
- <Eastern European Upper Paleolithic styles and periods>
- <Western European Upper Paleolithic styles and periods>
- European Bronze Age (culture or period)
- Boss Style (Bronze Age culture or period) [20,878]; Dagger period (Bronze Age culture or period) [20,879]; Hallstatt (Bronze Age culture or period) [20,880]; Maikop (Bronze Age culture or period) [20,881]; Tumulus (Bronze Age culture or period); Unetician (Bronze Age culture or period); Urnfield (Bronze Age culture or period); Wessex (Bronze Age culture or period);
- European Neolithic (culture or period)
- Almerian [20,882]; Baden (style and culture) [20,883]; Bell Beaker (culture or style); Butmir [20,884]; Chasseen; Corded Ware culture; Cris (Neolithic culture and style); Cucuteni-Tripolye; Danilo [20,885]; Funnel Beaker (culture or style); Kurgan (Neolithic culture or style) [20,886]; Körös (Neolithic culture and style) [20,887]; Lagozza; Lengyel [20,888]; Rössen [20,889]; Starcevo [20,890]; Stentinello; Tisza; Windmill Hill [20,891];
- Bandkeramik (Neolithic culture or style)
- Linienbandkeramik (Neolithic culture and style); Stichbandkeramik (culture or style) [20,892];
- Vinca
- Mediterranean (Early Western World)
- Eastern Mediterranean [20,895]; Illyrian;
-
- Ancient Umbrian (culture or style) [20,896]; Elymian; Etrusco-Italic [20,897]; Etrusco-Roman [20,898]; Faliscan (culture or style) [20,899]; Greco-Etruscan [20,900]; Greco-Roman [20,901]; Italic (ancient Italian culture or style) [20,902]; Ligurian (culture or style) [20,903]; Picene (culture or style) [20,904]; Rinaldone (culture or style); Samnite (culture or style); Sicani [20,905]; Siculi [20,906]; Venetic (culture or style) [20,907]; Volscan (culture or style) [20,908];
- Etruscan (culture or style)
- Italian Bronze Age periods
- Roman (ancient Italian culture or period)
- Imperial (Roman)
- Late Antique
- Monarchic (Roman style or period)
- Tarquinian (Roman monarchy) [20,928];
- Republican
- Roman provincial styles
- Gallo-Roman [20,932]; Romano-British [20,933]; Romano-German;
- Venetian (Republic, culture or style)
- Venetian Colonial [20,934];
- Villanovan
- ancient Italian architecture styles
- ancient Italian pottery styles
- Etruscan pottery styles
- Bucchero (pottery style); Civitavecchia [20,939]; Faliscan (pottery style) [20,940];
- Roman pottery styles
- Etruscan pottery styles
- ancient Italian sculpture styles
- ancient Italian wall painting styles
- Aegean
- Aegean periods
- Aegean Bronze Age periods
- Cycladic
- Helladic
- Early Helladic [20,963];
- Late Helladic
- Middle Helladic
- Shaft Grave period (culture or period) [20,965];
- Minoan
- Aegean Neolithic periods
- Ancient Greek (culture or style)
- Achaean; Aeolian [20,975]; Ancient Macedonian (culture or style) [20,976]; Argive [20,977]; Arian (Greek culture) [20,978]; Boeotian (general) [20,979]; Chalcidian (Ancient Greek culture or period) [20,980]; Corinthian (culture or style, general) [20,981]; Doric (culture) [20,982]; Epirot [20,983]; Eretrian (Greek regional culture) [20,984]; Euboean (Greek regional culture) [20,985]; Ionian (culture or style); Laconian (culture or style) [20,986]; Megarian (culture or style) [20,987]; Peloponnesian; Protogeometric; Rhodian (culture or style) [20,988]; Sicyonian [20,989]; Spartan [20,990]; Trojan [20,991];
- Archaic (Greek culture or period)
- Attic (culture)
- Athenian [20,995];
- Classical
- Geometric (Greek culture or style)
- Early Geometric [20,999]; Late Geometric; Middle Geometric [21,000]; Sub-geometric [21,001];
- Hellenistic
- Orientalizing
- Aegean Bronze Age periods
- Aegean styles
- Cretan [21,008]; Creto-Mycenaean [21,009]; Melian (Aegean style) [21,010]; Minyan (culture or style) [21,011]; Naxian [21,012]; Parian (Aegean style) [21,013]; Samian (Aegean culture and style) [21,014]; Thracian [21,015];
- Aegean architecture styles
- Aeolic; Corinthian (architectural style) [21,016]; Doric (architectural style); Ionic (architecture style) [21,017];
- Aegean pottery styles
- Cycladic pottery styles
- Greek pottery styles
- Central Italian Greek pottery styles
- Caeretan [21,023];
- East Greek
- Clazomenian; Ionian (pottery style) [21,024]; Wild Goat Style;
- Island Greek pottery styles
- Mainland Greek pottery styles
- Peloponnesian pottery styles
- South Italian (Greek pottery style)
- Central Italian Greek pottery styles
- Greek vase painting styles
- Animal Style (Greek vase painting style) [21,048]; Black and White Style (pottery) [21,049]; Black-figure [21,050]; Coral-red [21,051]; Mannerist (Greek vase painting style) [21,052]; Outline Style [21,053]; Six's Technique; White-ground [21,054]; bilingual (vase painting) [21,055];
- Red-figure
- Florid Style [21,056]; Kerch Style; Ornate Style (Greek vase painting style) [21,057]; Simple Style [21,058];
- Helladic pottery styles
- Close Style [21,059]; Ephyraean (pottery style) [21,060]; Matt-painted (pottery style) [21,061]; Octopus Style [21,062]; Urfirnis [21,063]; black burnished (Helladic pottery style); crusted (pottery style) [21,064]; dark-on-light painted [21,065];
- Minyan (pottery style)
- Minoan pottery styles
- Ayios Onouphrios [21,068]; Floral Style [21,069]; Kamares (pottery style) [21,070]; Marine Style [21,071]; Palace style (Minoan pottery style) [21,072]; Pattern Style [21,073]; Pyrgos (pottery style) [21,074]; Vasiliki (pottery style) [21,075]; eggshell (Minoan style) [21,076]; light-on-dark [21,077];
- Aegean sculpture styles
- Cycladic sculpture styles
- Greek sculpture styles
- Aegean periods
- Egyptian (ancient)
- Coptic (culture or style) [21,092]; Greco-Egyptian [21,093]; Heracleopolitan [21,094]; Ptolemaic; Romano-Egyptian [21,095];
- Egyptian periods
- Early Dynastic (Egyptian)
- Egyptian Paleolithic
- First Intermediate period (Egyptian)
- Late Period (Egyptian)
- Thirtieth Dynasty (Egyptian); Thirty-first Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,104]; Twenty-eighth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,105]; Twenty-ninth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,106]; Twenty-seventh Dynasty (Egyptian); Twenty-sixth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,107];
- Middle Kingdom (Egyptian)
- New Kingdom (Egyptian)
- Nineteenth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,110]; Ramesside period [21,111]; Twentieth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,112];
- Eighteenth Dynasty (Egyptian)
- Old Kingdom (Egyptian)
- Fifth Dynasty (Egyptian); Fourth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,113]; Sixth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,114]; Third Dynasty (Egyptian);
- Predynastic
- Second Intermediate period (Egyptian)
- Fifteenth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,120]; Fourteenth Dynasty (Egyptian); Seventeenth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,121]; Sixteenth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,122]; Theban [21,123]; Thirteenth Dynasty (Egyptian);
- Third Intermediate period (Egyptian)
- Twenty-fifth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,124]; Twenty-first Dynasty (Egyptian); Twenty-fourth Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,125]; Twenty-second Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,126]; Twenty-third Dynasty (Egyptian) [21,127];
- Egyptian pottery styles
- Near Eastern (Early Western World)
- Ancient Hebrew (culture or style) [21,134]; Arabic (style) [21,135]; Armenian (ancient culture or style) [21,136]; Hurrian (culture or style) [21,137]; Phocaean [21,138]; Semitic (culture) [21,139];
- Anatolian (culture or style)
- Anatolian Islamic [21,140]; Assyrian Colony period [21,141]; Bithynian [21,142]; Cappadocian (culture or style) [21,143]; Cilician [21,144]; Lycian; Lydian [21,145]; Pergamene (culture or style) [21,146]; Phrygian [21,147]; Pontian [21,148]; Syro-Hittite; Urartian [21,149];
- Anatolian Paleolithic
- Anatolian pottery styles
- Cappadocian (pottery style) [21,153]; Intermediate (pottery style) [21,154]; Knobbed (pottery style) [21,155]; Metallic (Anatolian pottery style) [21,156]; Multiple-Brush Painted [21,157]; black-on-red [21,158]; brown-on-cream [21,159]; brown-slipped (pottery style) [21,160]; gritty buff (Anatolian pottery style) [21,161]; red-on-cream [21,162]; red-slipped (pottery style) [21,163]; white-on-red (Anatolian pottery style) [21,164]; white-slipped red [21,165]; Çatal West [21,166];
- Hittite (culture or style)
- Hittite Empire; Middle Hittite Kingdom [21,167]; Neo-Hittite; Old Hittite Kingdom [21,168];
- Ancient Middle Eastern
- Old Testament (culture or period) [21,169];
- Ancient Syrian
- Aramaean (style or culture) [21,170];
- Arabian (culture)
- Cypriote
- Cypriote periods
- Cypriote styles
- Cypro-Phoenician [21,181];
- Cypriote pottery styles
- Base Ring (pottery style) [21,182]; Black Lustrous (pottery style) [21,183]; Black-slip-and-combed [21,184]; Red Lustrous (pottery style) [21,185]; Red Polished (Cypriote pottery style) [21,186]; Red-on-black [21,187]; Red-on-white [21,188]; White Painted (pottery style) [21,189]; White Slip (pottery style) [21,190];
- Levantine (culture or style)
- Canaanite (culture or style) [21,191]; Galilean; Israelite (ancient); Judaean [21,192]; Judahite [21,193]; Palestinian [21,194]; Philistine; Sea Peoples [21,195]; Syrian (historical) [21,196];
- Levantine periods
- Levantine Neolithic periods
- Ghassulian; Pre-pottery Neolithic A; Pre-pottery Neolithic B; Proto-Ghassulian [21,197];
- Pottery Neolithic
- Levantine Paleolithic periods
- Levantine Neolithic periods
- Levantine pottery styles
- Amuq B [21,203]; Brittle Painted (pottery style) [21,204]; Dark-faced Burnished; Khirbet Kerak; Red Wash (pottery style) [21,205]; Syrian gray-black [21,206]; White (pottery style) [21,207]; basket (pottery style) [21,208]; pattern-burnished [21,209]; red-pattern burnished [21,210]; red-washed buff [21,211];
- Phoenician (culture or style)
- Mesopotamian (culture or style)
- Akkadian (culture or style); Amorite (culture or style); Assyro-Babylonian [21,214]; Babylonian [21,215]; Isin-Larsa [21,216]; Kassite [21,217]; Mari Age [21,218]; Mitannian (culture or style) [21,219]; Neo-Babylonian [21,220]; Post-Akkadian [21,221]; Sumerian (culture or style) [21,222]; Sumero-Akkadian [21,223];
- Assyrian
- Middle Assyrian; Old Assyrian;
- Late Assyrian
- Sargonid (Late Assyrian) [21,224];
- Early Dynastic (Mesopotamian)
- Mesopotamian glyptic styles
- Brocade Style [21,229];
- Mesopotamian pottery styles
- Neo-Sumerian
- Old Babylonian
- First Dynasty of Babylon [21,237];
- prehistoric Mesopotamian periods
- prehistoric Northern Mesopotamian periods
- prehistoric Southern Mesopotamian periods
- Persian (culture)
- Persian periods (style)
- Persian styles
- <ancient European styles and periods>
- European
- Early Netherlandish; Hellenic [21,271]; Holy Roman Imperial [21,272]; Hun (culture) [21,273]; Hutsul [21,274]; Irish Traveller (culture) [21,275]; Latin (Latin Europe) [21,276]; Rom (culture) [21,277]; Walloon (culture or style) [21,278];
- <Early Christian-Byzantine styles, cultures, periods>
- Early Christian [21,279];
- Byzantine (culture and style)
- Latin Empire; Post-Byzantine [21,280];
- Byzantine regional styles
- Early Byzantine
- Late Byzantine
- Middle Byzantine
- Comnenian [21,289]; Macedonian Renaissance;
- <Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods>
- Counter-Reformation; Reformation; Rococo [21,290];
- Baroque
- Renaissance
- Early Renaissance; High Renaissance; Late Renaissance [21,294];
- Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Caravaggism; Mannerist (Renaissance-Baroque style); Proto-Baroque [21,295]; Romanist [21,296]; School of Fontainebleau [21,297];
- Renaissance-Baroque architecture styles
- Renaissance-Baroque decorative arts styles
- Renaissance-Baroque regional styles
- Northern Renaissance;
- British Renaissance-Baroque styles
- British Colonial [21,302];
- <British Renaissance-Baroque by reign>
- British Renaissance-Baroque architecture styles
- Eastern European Renaissance-Baroque styles
- French Renaissance-Baroque styles
- French Colonial; French Renaissance [21,311];
- French Renaissance-Baroque decorative arts styles
- Aubusson (French Renaissance-Baroque style); Gobelins (French Renaissance-Baroque decorative arts style) [21,312];
- <French Renaissance-Baroque decorative arts styles by reign>
- French Renaissance-Baroque ceramics styles
- Haguenau; Limoges [21,316]; Palissy [21,317]; Strasbourg;
- German Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Danube style;
- German Renaissance-Baroque ceramics styles
- Italian Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Netherlandish Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Portuguese Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Portuguese Colonial [21,333];
- Spanish Renaissance-Baroque styles
- Churrigueresque; Herreran [21,334];
- Plateresque
- Spanish Colonial
- Colonial Spanish American [21,337];
- <modern European styles and movements>
- Art Deco; Art Nouveau; Biedermeier; Expressionist (style); Hutsul Style [21,338]; Modernist [21,339]; Nazarene (style) [21,340]; Neo-Romantic; Neoclassical; Proto-Expressionist [21,341]; Romantic (modern European styles); Secession Movement [21,342];
- <modern European architecture styles and movements>
- Beaux-Arts (style); International Style (modern European architecture style); Modern Movement; Neues Bauen; Swiss chalet style [21,343];
- <modern European decorative arts styles and movements>
- Abbotsford (European decorative arts style); Anglo-Japanese; Japonaiserie; Rustic (European style) [21,344];
- modern European ceramics styles
- <modern European fine arts styles and movements>
- Barbizon School; Concrete art; Dada; Impressionist (style); Magic Realist; Neo-Florentine; Neo-Idealism; New Vision; Néo-Réalisme (modern European fine arts style); Pictorialist; Post-Impressionist; Realist (modern European fine arts styles); Straight; Unanimist;
- Abstract (fine arts style)
- Cubist
- Surrealist
- Abstract Surrealist [21,351];
- Symbolist
- <modern European regional styles and movements>
- <modern Austrian styles and movements>
- Sezessionstil [21,352];
- <modern Belgian styles and movements>
- La Libre Esthétique; Le Style des Vingt; Luminist (Belgian style and movement) [21,353]; Paling stijl [21,354]; Style coup de fouet [21,355];
- <modern British styles and movements>
- Adam Style; Aesthetic Movement; Arts and Crafts (movement); Glasgow style; Proto-Art Nouveau (English style) [21,356]; Quaint Style [21,357]; Queen Anne Style; Yachting Style [21,358];
- <modern British architecture styles and movements>
- Free Style (architecture) [21,359]; Old English (culture or style); Scottish Baronial;
- <modern British decorative arts styles and movements>
- <modern British fine arts styles and movements>
- New Sculpture Movement; Newlyn School; Pre-Raphaelite; St Ives School [21,362]; Vorticist;
- <modern British styles by reign>
- modern British revival styles
- Elizabethan Revival [21,368]; Georgian Revival; Jacobean Revival; Jacobethan; Palladian Revival [21,369]; Stuart Revival [21,370]; Tudor Revival [21,371]; Victorian Revival [21,372];
- <modern Croatian styles and movements>
- Secesija (Croatian Art Nouveau) [21,373];
- <modern Czech styles and movements>
- Poetist [21,374];
- <modern Czech architecture styles and movements>
- <modern Danish styles and movements>
- Hellenerne [21,375]; Scandinavian modern;
- <modern Dutch styles and movements>
- Constructive Style (Dutch style) [21,376]; Constructive-Decorative Style (Dutch style) [21,377]; De Stijl; Decorative Style (Dutch style) [21,378]; Elementarist [21,379]; Neo-Plastic; Nieuwe Kunst;
- <modern Dutch decorative arts styles and movements>
- modern Dutch ceramics styles
- Amstel (ceramics style) [21,380];
- modern Dutch ceramics styles
- <modern Finnish styles and movements>
- Jugend (Finnish Art Nouveau) [21,381];
- <modern French styles and movements>
- Néo-Grec (modern French style); Troubadour; goût grec;
- <modern French decorative arts styles and movements>
- modern French ceramics styles
- Saint Clément [21,382]; Sarreguemines;
- modern French ceramics styles
- <modern French fine arts styles and movements>
- Animalier; Cloisonnist; Fauve; Intimist [21,383]; Modern Style (Art Nouveau ) [21,384]; Neo-Impressionist; Orphist [21,385]; Purist; Style 1900 [21,386]; Style Guimard [21,387]; Style Jules Verne [21,388]; Style Métro [21,389]; Style nouille [21,390]; Synthetist;
- <modern French styles by reign>
- Empire (style); Louis Philippe [21,391]; Louis XVI; Restauration (style or period) [21,392]; Revolutionnaire (style or period) [21,393]; Second Empire;
- Directoire (modern French style)
- Consulat [21,394];
- <modern German styles and movements>
- Aryan (Nazi regime) [21,395]; Bandwurmstil [21,396]; Bauhaus; Belgische (style) [21,397]; Jugendstil (German, Austrian Art Nouveau); Schnörkelstil [21,398]; Studio-Stil [21,399]; Veldesche (style) [21,400]; Zopfstil;
- <modern German architecture styles and movements>
- <modern German fine arts styles and movements>
- Capitalist Realism; Entartete Kunst [21,401]; Gedankenmalerei [21,402]; Merz [21,403]; Neue Sachlichkeit;
- modern German ceramics styles
- <modern Hungarian styles and movements>
- Szecesszió [21,407];
- <modern Italian styles and movements>
- Arte Nuova (Italian Art Nouveau) [21,408]; Futurist; Stile Liberty; Strapaese;
- <modern Italian architecture styles and movements>
- <modern Italian decorative arts styles and movements>
- Dantesque [21,412];
- <modern Italian fine arts styles and movements>
- Aeropittura; Metaphysical (modern Italian fine arts style and movement); Movimento arte concreta; Novecento italiano; Scapigliatura; Tactilist [21,413]; Verismo (modern Italian style) [21,414];
- <modern Norwegian styles and movements>
- Dragestil [21,415];
- <modern Polish styles and movements>
- <modern Portuguese styles and movements>
- Arte Nova (Portuguese Art Nouveau) [21,421];
- <modern Russian styles and movements>
- Stil' Modern [21,422];
- <modern Russian fine arts styles and movements>
- <modern Slovenian styles and movements>
- Secesija (Slovenian Art Nouveau) [21,423];
- <modern Spanish fine arts styles and movements>
- Arte Joven [21,424]; Modernisme (Art Nouveau ); Ultraist [21,425]; Vibrationist [21,426];
- <modern Swedish styles and movements>
- <modern Swiss styles and movements>
- Style Sapin [21,429];
- <modern Yugoslav styles and movements>
- Zenitist [21,430];
- <modern Austrian styles and movements>
- fin de siècle
- modern European revival styles
- Baroque Revival [21,431]; Byzantine Revival; Classical Revival (European revival style); Egyptian Revival; Etruscan Style [21,432]; Gothic Revival; Greek Revival; Historicism (architectural style); Moorish Revival [21,433]; Pompeian Style [21,434]; Renaissance Revival; Rococo Revival; neo-Russian Style [21,435];
- Romanesque Revival
- Norman Revival [21,436];
- Ancient European
- Ancient British [21,437]; Batavian [21,438]; Belgic [21,439]; Bulgar [21,440]; Dacian [21,441]; Danubian (prehistoric) [21,442]; Frisian (culture or style) [21,443]; Gallic [21,444]; Gascon (culture or style) [21,445]; Hermunduri; Latini [21,446]; Pannonian; Slavic (Ancient European culture or style) [21,447]; Vlach [21,448];
- European regions
- Albanian (culture or style) [21,449]; Alpine (Alps) [21,450]; Alsatian (culture or style) [21,451]; Andorran [21,452]; Armenian (modern) [21,453]; Austro-Hungarian; Azorean; Balkan [21,454]; Baltic [21,455]; Basque (culture or style) [21,456]; Belgian (modern) [21,457]; Bosnian (culture or style) [21,458]; Bosnian Herzegovinian [21,459]; Breton (culture or style); Bulgarian (culture or style) [21,460]; Carpathian [21,461]; Central European [21,462]; Corsican (culture or style) [21,463]; Eastern European [21,464]; Estonian (culture or style) [21,465]; Faroese (culture or style) [21,466]; Flemish (culture or style); Greek (modern) [21,467]; Greenlandic (culture or style); Herzegovinian [21,468]; Iberian (culture and style) [21,469]; Irish [21,470]; Jerseyan [21,471]; Kosovan [21,472]; Languedocian (culture or style) [21,473]; Latvian (culture or style) [21,474]; Liechtenstein [21,475]; Limburger [21,476]; Lithuanian (culture or style); Livonian (culture or style) [21,477]; Lorraine [21,478]; Luxembourgeois (culture or style) [21,479]; Macedonian (modern, culture or style) [21,480]; Mallorcan (culture) [21,481]; Maltese (culture or style) [21,482]; Moldovan (culture or style) [21,483]; Montenegrin [21,484]; Monégasque (culture or style) [21,485]; Northern European [21,486]; Northern Irish [21,487]; Old Prussian (culture or style) [21,488]; Papal States; Polish (culture) [21,489]; Portuguese (culture or style) [21,490]; Prussian [21,491]; Rhenish [21,492]; Romanian (culture or style) [21,493]; Russian (culture or style) [21,494]; San Marinese [21,495]; Savoyard [21,496]; Serbian (culture or style) [21,497]; Serbian-Montenegrin [21,498]; Silesian; Slovak (culture or style); Slovene (culture or style) [21,499]; South Netherlandish [21,500]; Southern European [21,501]; Swiss [21,502]; Transylvanian (culture) [21,503]; Tyrolean; Ukrainian (culture or style); Wallachian [21,504]; Western European [21,505]; Yugoslav [21,506];
- Austrian
- British (modern)
- Croatian (culture or style)
- Dalmatian (culture or style) [21,513];
- Czech (culture or style)
- French (culture or style)
- German (culture or style)
- Ancient German [21,516]; Bavarian (culture or style) [21,517]; East German [21,518]; Hamburger [21,519]; Hanseatic (culture) [21,520]; Hessian (culture) [21,521]; Saxon (modern) [21,522]; Swabian (culture or style) [21,523]; Thuringian (culture or style) [21,524]; Wendish [21,525]; West German [21,526];
- Hungarian
- Italian (culture or style)
- Abruzzese [21,527]; Arretine (general style or culture) [21,528]; Bolognese [21,529]; Calabrian; Emilian (culture) [21,530]; Ferrarese [21,531]; Florentine; Friulian (culture or style) [21,532]; Genoese [21,533]; Latian [21,534]; Lucanian (culture or style) [21,535]; Lucchese (culture) [21,536]; Mantuan; Marchigiano [21,537]; Milanese [21,538]; Modenese [21,539]; Neapolitan (culture or style) [21,540]; Northern Italian [21,541]; Paduan [21,542]; Parmesan [21,543]; Perugian [21,544]; Piedmontese [21,545]; Pisan [21,546]; Roman (modern culture) [21,547]; Sicilian (culture or style) [21,548]; Sienese [21,549]; South Italian (Italian culture or style) [21,550]; Syracusian [21,551]; Tarantine [21,552]; Torinese [21,553]; Triestan [21,554]; Tuscan (culture or style) [21,555]; Umbrian (modern) [21,556]; Venetan (culture or style) [21,557]; Veronese [21,558];
- Apulian (culture or style)
- Gnathian (culture or style) [21,559];
- Campanian (culture or style)
- Paestan (culture or style) [21,560];
- Sardinian (culture or style)
- Netherlandish
- Scandinavian
- Spanish (culture or style)
- Medieval styles and periods
- Pecheneg [21,579];
- Medieval (European)
- International Gothic; Late Medieval [21,580]; Proto-Renaissance; Romanesque;
- Early Medieval
- Gothic (Medieval)
- Cistercian Gothic [21,581]; Early Gothic; High Gothic [21,582]; Late Gothic;
- Medieval regional styles
- Crusader (style) [21,583];
- Migration period styles
- Avar (culture or style) [21,584]; Polychrome Style [21,585]; Slavic (Migration culture or period) [21,586];
- Germanic (Migration Migration culture or period)
- Alamannic; Burgundian (Migration culture or style); Lombard (culture or style); Marcomannic [21,587]; Vandal;
- Frankish (culture or style)
- Gothic (Migration culture or period)
- Ostrogothic; Visigothic (style) [21,588];
- Northern European Medieval styles
- Anglo-Norman; Burgundian (medieval) [21,589]; Channel Style [21,590]; Danubian (Medieval) [21,591]; Franco-Flemish; Mosan [21,592]; Saxon (historical culture or style) [21,593]; Zackenstil;
- British Isles Medieval styles
- Anglo-Saxon (culture or style) [21,594]; Anglo-Scandinavian [21,595]; Hiberno-Norse [21,596]; Hiberno-Saxon [21,597]; Insular (British Isles Medieval style) [21,598]; Pictish; Trewhiddle Style [21,599];
- British Isles Medieval architecture styles
- British Isles Medieval pottery styles
- Carolingian styles
- French Medieval styles
- Norman [21,604];
- French Medieval architecture styles
- Angevin Gothic [21,605]; Flamboyant; Rayonnant;
- German Medieval styles
- German Medieval architecture styles
- Backsteingotik; Sondergotik; fachwerkbau [21,606]; schwellenbau [21,607];
- German Medieval architecture styles
- Scandinavian Medieval styles
- Southern European Medieval styles
- First Romanesque;
- Italian Medieval styles
- Italian Medieval pottery styles
- Forum (style) [21,608];
- Italian Medieval pottery styles
- Portuguese Medieval styles
- Spanish Medieval styles
- Asturian (Medieval) [21,609]; Hispano-Flemish [21,610]; Hispano-Moresque; Isabelline [21,611]; Mozarabic (culture or style); Mudéjar (architectural and decorative arts style);
- Islamic World, The
- Saracenic [21,612]; pre-Islamic;
- <Islamic World dynastic styles and periods>
- Orthodox Caliphate [21,613]; Umayyad;
- <Anatolian Islamic styles and periods after Manzikert>
- Anatolian Islamic styles after Manzikert
- Çanakkale [21,614];
- Anatolian Islamic pottery styles after Manzikert
- Ottoman pottery styles
- Iznik
- Damascus (Iznik pottery style); Kütahya [21,615]; Rhodian (Iznik pottery style) [21,616];
- Iznik
- Ottoman pottery styles
- Anatolian Islamic textile styles after Manzikert
- Balikesir [21,617]; Bandirma; Bergama [21,618]; Demirci [21,619]; Gördes [21,620]; Hereke [21,621]; Isparta [21,622]; Kayseri [21,623]; Kirsehir [21,624]; Konya [21,625]; Kula (Anatolian Islamic textile style) [21,626]; Ladik [21,627]; Milas [21,628]; Mujur [21,629]; Sivas (Islamic textile style) [21,630]; Smyrna; Ushak [21,631]; column Ladik [21,632];
- Ottoman (style)
- Abdülhamid I [21,633]; Abdülhamid II [21,634]; Abdülmecid I [21,635]; Abdülâziz [21,636]; Ahmed I (Ottoman culture or period) [21,637]; Ahmed II [21,638]; Ahmed III [21,639]; Bayazid I; Bayazid II [21,640]; Ibrahim [21,641]; Mahmud I [21,642]; Mahmud II [21,643]; Mehmed I [21,644]; Mehmed II; Mehmed III [21,645]; Mehmed IV; Mehmed V; Mehmed VI [21,646]; Murad I [21,647]; Murad II; Murad III [21,648]; Murad IV; Murad V [21,649]; Mustafa I; Mustafa II [21,650]; Mustafa III; Mustafa IV [21,651]; Orhan [21,652]; Osman I; Osman II; Osman III [21,653]; Selim I [21,654]; Selim II [21,655]; Selim III [21,656]; Süleyman I [21,657]; Süleyman II [21,658];
- Qaramanid
- Seljuk of Rum
- Anatolian Islamic styles after Manzikert
- <Arabian Peninsula Islamic styles and periods>
- <Egyptian, Syrian and Iraqi Islamic styles and periods>
- <Iranian Islamic styles and periods after the Mongols>
- Il-Khanid [21,685]; Jalayirid; Karakoyunlu [21,686]; Mongol (Iranian Islamic) [21,687]; Muzaffarid [21,688]; Pahlevi; Qajar [21,689]; Safavid (Iranian Islamic styles ) [21,690]; Timurid [21,691]; Zand (style) [21,692];
- Akkoyunlu
- Iranian Islamic styles after the Mongols
- Isfahan; Kashan [21,700]; Kirman [21,701]; Kurdish (culture or style) [21,702];
- Iranian Islamic painting styles after the Mongols
- Il-Khanid painting styles
- Mongol School
- Inju School; Tabriz School (Il-Khanid) [21,703];
- Mongol School
- Safavid painting styles
- Timurid painting styles
- Samarkand School [21,707];
- Herat School
- Baysunghur Style [21,708];
- Il-Khanid painting styles
- Iranian Islamic pottery styles after the Mongols
- Persian textile styles after the Mongols
- Central Persian textile styles after the Mongols
- Northeast Persian textile styles after the Mongols
- Khorasan [21,717];
- South Persian textile styles after the Mongols
- West Persian textile styles after the Mongols
- <Iranian Islamic styles and periods before the Seljuks>
- <Seljuk and Atabeg styles and periods>
- <Spanish and North African Islamic styles and periods>
- Abbasid
- Abbasid pottery styles
- Samarra (pottery style) [21,752];
- Abbasid pottery styles
- Islamic (culture or style)
- Middle Eastern
- Ancient Jewish [21,780];
- Oceanic
- I-Kiribati [21,781]; Papua New Guinean [21,782];
- Australian
- Australian Aboriginal (culture and style)
- Arunta [21,783]; Murngin; Papunya movement [21,784]; Pitjantjara; Warlpiri; Wurundjeri;
- Australian regional styles
- Australian rock art styles
- Panaramittee [21,791];
- Australian Aboriginal (culture and style)
- Melanesian
- Fijian (culture or style) [21,792]; New Caledonian (culture or style) [21,793]; Torres Strait;
- New Guinea
- Irian Jaya
- Papua New Guinea
- Papua New Guinea regional styles
- Astrolabe Bay; Huon Gulf [21,799];
- Manus (culture or style)
- Massim Area
- New Britain
- New Ireland
- New Ireland sculpture styles
- Malanggan style [21,808];
- New Ireland sculpture styles
- Papuan Gulf
- Sepik
- Papua New Guinea regional styles
- Solomon Islands
- Vanuatu
- Micronesian (culture or style)
- Kiribati (culture or style); Kosraen [21,834]; Marianas Islands [21,835]; Marshallese (culture or style) [21,836]; Nauruan (culture or style) [21,837]; Pohnpeian (culture or style) [21,838]; Trukese (culture or style) [21,839]; Tuvalu (culture or style) [21,840]; Yapese (culture or style) [21,841];
- Caroline Islands
- Oceanic ceramic styles
- Oceanic sculpture styles
- Curvilinear style (Oceanic sculpture style) [21,845];
- Polynesian
- Austral Islands [21,846]; Easter Island; Hawaiian (culture or style); Marquesan (culture or style) [21,847]; Samoan (culture or style) [21,848]; Tongan; Tuvaluan (culture or style) [21,849];
- Cook Islands
- Mangaian [21,850];
- Gambier Islands
- Mangarevan [21,851];
- New Zealand
- Society Islands (style)
- Tahitian (culture or style) [21,853];