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BT ADVERTISEMENT
BT CARD
NP SHOP BILL
TRAIN
For the Department of Ethnography,use TAIL-PIECE where more appropriate.
BT FLAKE
NP TRANCHET AXE SHARPENING FLAKE
TRANCHET AXE SHARPENING FLAKE NP
BT TRANSPORT/CARRIER
NT CART-COVER
NT CHANDLERY
NT DIRECTION-INDICATOR
NT HAMMER-CLOTH-PLAQUE
NT ROCKER
NT ROLLER
NT SKATE
NT SKI
NT SKI-STICK
TT TRANSPORT/CARRIER
This category does notinclude containers; see also under CONTAINER.
RT FUEL
NT CARRIER
NT STILT
NT TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
NT VEHICLE
RT BOLAS
RT CAGE
RT CALL
RT DECOY
RT LURE
RT NOOSE
BT HUNTING EQUIPMENT
NT BAT-TRAP
NT BIRD-TRAP
NT BOW TRAP
NT DEER-TRAP
NT FISH-TRAP
NT FLEA-TRAP
NT FROG-TRAP
NT MAN-TRAP
NT MARSUPIAL-TRAP
NT MONKEY-TRAP
NT MOUSE-TRAP
NT PIG-TRAP
NT RAT-TRAP
NT SNAKE-TRAP
NT SNARE
NT SQUIRREL-TRAP
NT WHEEL TRAP
RT HARNESS
BT ANIMAL EQUIPMENT
BT FIXTURE/FITTING
NT ANIMAL-HEAD-DRESS
NT CAMEL-TRAPPINGS
NT CATTLE-TRAPPINGS
NT DOG-TRAPPINGS
NT DONKEY-TRAPPINGS
NT HORSE-TRAPPINGS
NT MULE-TRAPPINGS
NT SADDLE-CLOTH
BT CLOCK
NT CARRIAGE CLOCK
NT SEDAN-CHAIR CLOCK
RT DIVINATION-TRAY
BT CARRIER
BT VESSEL
NT BAKING-TRAY
NT BETEL-TRAY
NT DESSERT-TRAY
NT FOOD-TRAY
NT GAME-COUNTER-TRAY
NT LANX
NT OFFERING-TRAY
NT PEN-TRAY
NT RELISH-TRAY
NT SALVER
NT SNUFF-TRAY
NT SPOON-TRAY
NT SUTRA-TRAY
NT SWEETMEAT-TRAY
NT TEA-TRAY
NT WAITER
NT WEIGHT-TRAY
NP SANBO
TREADLE
The term should only be used if thename of the whole object is unknown.
TRIAL-PIECE
The term should bemultiple-keyworded with the name of the object if known.
RT PROOF
RT PROTOTYPE
BTPRODUCTION/REPLICATION
TRIDENT
The additional termRELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT should also be entered, if appropriate.
RT HARPOON
RT SPEAR
BT WEAPON
NT TRISULA
TRIPOD
When the object is a stand, use theterm TRIPOD STAND.
BT VESSEL
NT BOTTLE-TRIPOD
NT TRIPOD-BOWL
NT TRIPOD-PITCHER
NP TRIPOD-VESSEL
TRIPOD STAND
The term refers to athree-legged stand.
BT BOWL
BT TRIPOD
NT TRIPOD-LEBES
TRIPTYCH
The additional termRELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT should also be entered, if appropriate. See alsoTRIPTYCH PRINT.
RT DIPTYCH
RT POLYPTYCH
RT TRIPTYCH PRINT
BT PANEL
BT VISUAL REPRESENTATION
BT RELIGIOUS/RITUAL EQUIPMENT
BT TRIDENT
RT CULINARY EQUIPMENT
RT TRIPOD STAND
BT STAND
TROPHY
The term should bemultiple-keyworded with the name of another object, if appropriate.
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT PANATHENAICAMPHORA
BT CONTAINER
NT BEER-TROUGH
NT FOOD-TROUGH
RT BREECHES
RT CHAPS
RT PANTALOONS
BT GARMENT
NT OVERTROUSERS
TROUSSEAU
The term should bemultiple-keyworded with the names of the individual objects comprising thetrousseau.
TRUNCATED BLADE
In the Department ofPrehistoric and Romano-British Antiquities this term refers to a stone bladewith abrupt retouch at one end at right angles to the axis of percussion.
BT CLUB
BT SOCIAL CONTROL EQUIPMENT
NT JITTE
TSUBA
In the Department of JapaneseAntiquities this term refers to a metal disc attached between the sword hilt andblade.
BT MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
NT DRINKING-TUBE
RT CHANDARVO
RT DRAWING
RT PACHEDI
BT CLOTH
RT JIBBEH
BT GARMENT
NT JELLABA
TUNING-PEG NP
A more specific term, e.g.HARP, should be iused instead, if possible.
RT TURBAN-HOOK
BT HEAD-GEAR
NT TURBAN CLOTH
TURBAN-HOOK
The term refers to a hook uponwhich turbans are hung.
BT COSTUME-FITTING
BT PERSONAL ORNAMENT
RT JACOT TOOL
BT HOROLOGICALTOOL/IMPLEMENT
RT BELLOWS
RT FURNACE
RT FURNACE-STONE
BTFIRE/FIRE-LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
TWEEZERS
If the object has been used in atoilet or cosmetic context, the additional term TOILET/COSMETIC EQUIPMENT shouldbe used instead.
RT PINCERS
RT SURGICAL INSTRUMENT
RT TOILET-TOOL/IMPLEMENT
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT CIRCUMCISION-TWEEZERS
BT TOOL/IMPLEMENT
NT SINEW-TWISTER
BT ALCOHOL EQUIPMENT
BT DRINKING-CUP
NT PUZZLE-TYG
BT ARCHITECTURE
NP TYMPANUM-BLOCK
TA-TH,TI-TO, TR-TZ
A, B,C, D,E, F,G, H,I, J,K, L,M, N,O, P,Q, R,S, T,U, V,W, X,Y, Z[Introduction]
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