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HABAKI
In the Department of JapaneseAntiquities this term refers to a collar around the sword blade and above thetang.
BT KODOGU
HABB
BT JAR
HACHA
BT GAME-PIECE
HACKSILVER
In the Department of Medievaland Later Antiquities the term refers to scrap silver used as bullion or melteddown for recasting. Multiple-keyword with another Object Name if appropriate.
RT CURRENCY
BTPRODUCTION/REPLICATION
HAFT NP
PT HANDLE
HAIR-BAND
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
NT TOCOYAL
NP HAIR-TIE
HAIR-BRUSH
BT BRUSH
BT TOILET-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HAIR-COMB NP
For historical reasons, theremay be records with Object Name COMB which are not hair-combs.
PT COMB
HAIR-CORD
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
HAIR-COVER
BT HEAD-GEAR
HAIR-CURLER
RT WIG-CURLER
BTCOSMETIC-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HAIR-CUTTER
BT CUTTER
BT TOILET-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HAIR-DECORATION NP
PT HAIR-ORNAMENT
HAIR-NET
BT HEAD-GEAR
BT NET
HAIR-ORNAMENT
BT JEWELLERY
NT AIGRETTE
NT BRAID
NT HAIR-BAND
NT HAIR-CORD
NT HAIR-PIN
NT HAIR-RING
NT HAIR-SLIDE
NT HAIR-TUBE
NT WIG-PIN
NP HAIR-DECORATION
HAIR-PAD
BT HAIR-PIECE
HAIR-PIECE
RT COIFFURE
RT TOPKNOT
RT WIG
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
NT HAIR-PAD
NT PIGTAIL
NT PLAIT
NP CHIGNON
HAIR-PIN
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
BT PIN
HAIR-PIN-COVER
BT COVER
BT TOILET/COSMETIC EQUIPMENT
HAIR-RING
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
BT RING
HAIR-SCRATCHER NP
PT HEAD-SCRATCHER
HAIR-SLIDE
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
HAIR-TIE NP
RT TOCOYAL
PT HAIR-BAND
HAIR-TUBE
BT HAIR-ORNAMENT
HALBERD
RT GISARME
RT GLAIVE
RT POLE-ARM
BT WEAPON
NP HALBERT
HALBERT NP
PT HALBERD
HALF-HOUR-STRIKING CLOCK
BT STRIKING CLOCK
HALF-HOUR-STRIKING WATCH
BT STRIKING WATCH
HALF-HUNTER WATCH
BT HUNTER WATCH
HALF-QUARTER-REPEATING CLOCK
BT REPEATING CLOCK
HALF-QUARTER-REPEATING WATCH
BT REPEATING WATCH
HALF-QUARTER-STRIKING CLOCK
BT STRIKING CLOCK
HALF-QUARTER-STRIKING WATCH
BT STRIKING WATCH
HALTER
RT BRIDLE
BT HARNESS
HAMMER
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT ADZE-HAMMER
NT AXE-HAMMER
NT MAUL
NT PICK-HAMMER
NT SLEDGE-HAMMER
NT WAR-HAMMER
HAMMERSTONE
RT RETOUCHER
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HAMMER-AXE NP
PT AXE-HAMMER
HAMMER-CLOTH-PLAQUE
BT PLAQUE
BT TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
HAMMER-CLUB NP
PT CLUB
HAMMOCK
RT BED
RT BEDDING
BTFURNITURE/FURNISHINGS
HANAP
BT VESSEL
HANA-IRE
This term should only be enteredwhen it is specifically used by the maker.
RT KABIN
BT HANGINGFLOWER-VASE
HANDAXE
In the Department of Prehistoricand Romano-British Antiquities this term refer to a paleolithic implement.
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NP BIFACE
NP COUP-DE-POING
NP HAND-AXE
HANDAXE MANUFACTURING FLAKE
BT FLAKE
NP BIFACE MANUFACTURING FLAKE
HANDBAG
BT BAG
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
HANDCUFF
BT SHACKLE
HANDKERCHIEF
BT CLOTH
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
BT TOILET/COSMETIC EQUIPMENT
HANDKERCHIEF-CASE
BT TOILET-CASE
HANDLE
Enter the name of the whole objectif known.
BT COMPONENT
NT DOOR-HANDLE
NT DOOR-KNOB
NP HAFT
HANDSCROLL
BT SCROLL
NT MAKIMONO
HAND-ADZE
BT ADZE
HAND-AXE NP
PT HANDAXE
HAND-BARROW
BT BARROW
HAND-BELL
BT BELL
HAND-GRENADE
RT THROWING-WEAPON
BT WEAPON
HAND-GUARD
Only enter this term if thehand-guard is found in isolation; otherwise enter the name of the whole object.
BT GUARD
HAND-LAMP
BT LAMP
HAND-MORTAR
BT GUN
HAND-PIN
BT PIN
HAND-REST NP
PT WRIST-REST
HAND-SCREEN
RT FAN
BT MISCELLANEOUSEQUIPMENT
HAND-TELLURIUM NP
PT TELLURIUM
HAND-TOWEL
BT TOWEL
HAND-WARMER
BT HEATER
BT PERSONAL ACCESSORY
HANGER
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT COAT-HANGER
NT KETTLE-HANGER
NT KEY-HANGER
NT POT-HANGER
HANGER SWORD
BT SWORD
HANGING
RT TAPESTRY
RT VISUAL REPRESENTATION
BT FURNISHING
BT TEXTILE
NT CHAKLA
NT DOOR-HANGING
NT PATTA
NT TEMPLE-HANGING
NT TENT-HANGING
NT TORAN
NT WALL-HANGING
HANGING BASKET
BT BASKET
HANGING BOWL
BT BOWL
HANGING CLOCK
BT CLOCK
HANGING FLOWER-VASE
BT FLOWER-VASE
NT HANA-IRE
NT KABIN
HANGING LAMP
BT LAMP
HANGING SCROLL
BT SCROLL
NT KAKEMONO
NT THANG'KA
HANI NP
PT CLUB
HANIWA
BT FUNERARY EQUIPMENT
HANUKAH LAMP
BT LAMP
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
HARMIKA NP
PT STUPA
HARMONIUM
BT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
HARNESS
RT TRAPPINGS
BT ANIMAL EQUIPMENT
NT BLINKER
NT BRIDLE
NT CAMEL-HARNESS
NT DOG-HARNESS
NT DONKEY-HARNESS
NT FRONTLET
NT GIRTH
NT GIRTH-STRAP
NT HALTER
NT HEADSTALL
NT HORSE-HARNESS
NT KNEE-REST
NT LEAD
NT MULE-HARNESS
NT MUZZLE
NT NOSE-BAND
NT RANGEL
NT REIN
NT SADDLE
NT STIRRUP
NT TERRET
NT YOKE
NP CHE MA SHI
NP TRACE
HARNESS-FITTING
Only use the term when theobject occurs in isolation. Also check records with Object Name HARNESS or itsNarrow Terms.
BT FIXTURE/FITTING
NT REIN-HOLDER
HARP
BT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
NP HARP-PEG
NP SANKO
HARPAGO
A Latin term for 'harpagon'
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HARPOON
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
RT HARPOON-FLOAT
RT SPEAR-GUN
RT TRIDENT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
BT WEAPON
NT FISH-HARPOON
NP BIRD-HARPOON
HARPOON-ARROW NP
PT HARPOON-DART
HARPOON-BOARD NP
PT HARPOON-THROWER
HARPOON-DART
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT DART
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
NP HARPOON-ARROW
HARPOON-FLOAT
RT HARPOON
BT FLOAT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
HARPOON-GAFF
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT GAFF
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
HARPOON-GUN
BT GUN
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
HARPOON-LINE
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
HARPOON-LINE-CRADLE NP
PT HARPOON-LINE-REST
HARPOON-LINE-REST
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
BT REST
NP HARPOON-LINE-CRADLE
HARPOON-REST
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
BT REST
HARPOON-THROWER
RT FISHING EQUIPMENT
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
NP HARPOON-BOARD
HARP-PEG NP
PT HARP
HARROW
BT AGRICULTURAL TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HARROW-REST
BT AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
BT REST
HARVEST JUG
BT JUG
HASHIRA
BT PRINT
HASHISH-PIPE
BT SMOKING-PIPE
HASP
Enter the name of the whole object ifpossible.
BT FASTENER
HAT
BT HEAD-GEAR
NT BOATER
NT DANCE-HAT
NT JINGAZA
NT RAIN-HAT
NT SUN-HAT
NT TOP-HAT
HATCHET
BT AXE
NP KOIT
HAT-BADGE
BT BADGE
BT HAT-ORNAMENT
HAT-BAND
BT HAT-ORNAMENT
HAT-COVER
RT HEAD-GEAR
BT COVER
HAT-MONEY NP
PT CURRENCY
HAT-ORNAMENT
BT COSTUME-FITTING
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
NT HAT-BADGE
NT HAT-BAND
NT HAT-PIN
HAT-PIN
BT DRESS-PIN
BT HAT-ORNAMENT
HAT-STAND
BT FURNITURE
BT STAND
HAUBERK
BT COAT-OF-MAIL
HAUSTRUM NP
A scoop from a water wheel.
PT WATER-WHEEL
HAWK-BELL
BT ANIMAL EQUIPMENT
BT BELL
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
HAWK-BELT
RT JESS
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
BT STRAP
HE
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL VESSEL
HEADPHONES
BT AUDIO/VISUAL EQUIPMENT
HEADSCARF
RT KERCHIEF
RT SCARF
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEADSTALL
BT HARNESS
HEAD-BAND
RT CORONET
BT HEAD-GEAR
BT HEAD-ORNAMENT
NP CHAPELET
NP CORONAL
NP FILLET
HEAD-BOARD NP
PT LOAD-CARRIER
HEAD-CARRIER NP
PT LOAD-CARRIER
HEAD-CLOTH
RT HEAD-DRESS
RT KERCHIEF
BT CLOTH
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEAD-COVER
This term has not been used as aBroad Term.
RT HEAD-DRESS
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEAD-DRESS
RT CORONET
RT DIADEM
RT HEAD-CLOTH
RT HEAD-COVER
BT HEAD-GEAR
NT ANIMAL-HEAD-DRESS
NT BRIDAL HEAD-DRESS
NT COIFFURE
NT DANCE-HEAD-DRESS
NT POLOS
NT ROACH
NT TOCOYAL
NT TSUTA
HEAD-DRESS-ORNAMENT
BT COSTUME-FITTING
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
HEAD-FLATTENER
BT CHILDCARE EQUIPMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
HEAD-GEAR
RT HAT-COVER
RT HEAD-ORNAMENT
BT COSTUME
NT BONNET
NT CAP
NT CIRCLET
NT EAR-MUFF
NT FACE-COVER
NT HAIR-COVER
NT HAIR-NET
NT HAT
NT HEAD-BAND
NT HEAD-CLOTH
NT HEAD-COVER
NT HEAD-DRESS
NT HEAD-GUARD
NT HEAD-NET
NT HEAD-PIECE
NT HEAD-ROPE
NT HEADSCARF
NT HEAD-TIE
NT HELMET
NT HOOD
NT KERCHIEF
NT SCOLD'S BRIDLE
NT TEMPORAL-RING
NT TURBAN
NT VEIL
NT WIG
HEAD-GUARD
BT GUARD
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEAD-NET
BT HEAD-GEAR
BT NET
HEAD-ORNAMENT
RT HEAD-GEAR
RT HEAD-PIECE
RT WIG
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
NT CHIN-CHAIN
NT CORONET
NT CROWN
NT DIADEM
NT FOREHEAD-ORNAMENT
NT HEAD-BAND
NT HEAD-RING
NT RUPU
NT TIARA
NT TOPKNOT
HEAD-PAD
BT LOAD-REST
HEAD-PIECE
When the term refers to animalequipment, use TRAPPINGS or its Narrow Terms. For the Department of Prints andDrawings use the term BOOK-ILLUSTRATION instead.
RT HEAD-ORNAMENT
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEAD-REST
RT NECK-REST
RT PILLOW
BTFURNITURE/FURNISHINGS
BT REST
NP HEAD-STOOL
HEAD-RING
Enter the term if the object isan ornament, but enter LOAD-CARRIER if more appropriate.
BT HEAD-ORNAMENT
HEAD-ROPE
If more appropriate useTUMP-LINE.
BT HEAD-GEAR
HEAD-SCRATCHER
BT SCRATCHER
NP HAIR-SCRATCHER
HEAD-STICK
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
HEAD-STOOL NP
PT HEAD-REST
HEAD-TIE
BT HEAD-GEAR
BT TIE
HEAD-VASE NP
PT VASE
HEAD-VASE-FITTING NP
PT VASE-FITTING
HEAD-VEIL
BT VEIL
NT CHADAR
HEALING-DEVICE
BT MEDICAL INSTRUMENT
HEALING-PLATE
BT MEDICAL/MEDICINE EQUIPMENT
HEARTH
For the Department of Ethnography,where the object is used as a FIRE-STICK, use that term.
BT FIRE/FIRE-LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
HEARTH-FAN
BT FIRE-FAN
HEART-AMULET
BT AMULET
HEART-SCARAB
RT COWROID
RT SCARABOID
BT SCARAB
HEATER
RT WARMING-PAN
BT MISCELLANEOUSEQUIPMENT
NT BEDWARMER
NT DUTCH OVEN
NT HAND-WARMER
NT POT-BOILER
NT WINE-HEATER
NP WARMER
HEDDLE NP
PT LOOM
HELICOPTER
BT AIRCRAFT
HELMET
RT BEVOR
RT SKULL-CAP
BT ARMOUR
BT HEAD-GEAR
NT BASCINET
NT BURGONET
NT CABASSET
NT CLOSE HELMET
NT KABUTO
NT MORION
NT POT HELMET
NT SALLET
NP SHIKORA
HELMET-BREAKER NP
PT WEAPON
HEMP-PIPE
BT SMOKING-PIPE
HERB NP
PT VEGETAL REMAINS
HERM
RT BOUNDARY-MARKER
RT BUST
BT FIGURE
HERMETIC WATCH
BT WATCH
HEXATYCH PRINT
BT PRINT
HA-HE,HI-HY
A, B,C/A>, D,E, F,G, H,I, J,K, L,M, N,O, P,Q, R,S, T,U, V,W, X,Y, Z[Introduction]
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