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Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone Term List 7: Worked stone Introduction This document presents expansions for the code schema recognised by the Museum of London for worked stone (as of 2007). This document contains schema for: Component; Major Elements; Pattern; Petrology. Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 1 Component ELEMENT ELEMENT SUBTYPE SUBTYPE CODE EXPANSION CODE EXPANSION 1 BASE BASE 1 BASE SILL 1 BASE CHAM CHAMFERED PLINTH 1 BASE OTHE 2 VERTICAL SHAF SHAFT 2 VERTICAL PIER 2 VERTICAL COLU COLUMN 2 VERTICAL TRUM TRUMEAU 2 VERTICAL MULL MULLION 2 VERTICAL JAMB 2 VERTICAL TRAN TRANSOM 2 VERTICAL OTHE 3 CAPITAL IMPO IMPOST 3 CAPITAL ABAC ABACUS 3 CAPITAL CAPI CAPITAL 3 CAPITAL CORB CORBEL 3 CAPITAL OTHE 4 LINTEL TYMP TYMPANUM 4 LINTEL LINT LINTEL 4 LINTEL TRAC TRACERIED 4 LINTEL OTHE 5 ARCH VOUS VOUSSOIR 1ST ORDER 5 ARCH A1 MOULDING 2ND ORDER 5 ARCH B1 MOULDING 5 ARCH HOOD 5 ARCH LABE LABEL 5 ARCH STRI STRING LAST ORDER 5 ARCH LAST MOULDING 5 ARCH KEYS KEYSTONE 5 ARCH SKEW SKEW BACK 5 ARCH SPRI SPRINGER 5 ARCH APEX 5 ARCH RIB 5 ARCH BOSS LIERNE(VAULT TIB 5 ARCH LIER TYPE) 5 ARCH RIDG RIDGE RIB 5 ARCH FORM FORMERET 5 ARCH DRIP 5 ARCH TRAC TRACERY 5 ARCH OTHE 6 WEATHERING HOOD 6 WEATHERING LABE LABEL 6 WEATHERING STRI STRING 6 WEATHERING OFFS OFFSET Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 6 WEATHERING DRIP 6 WEATHERING CRES CRESTING 6 WEATHERING GARG GARGOYLE 6 WEATHERING TABL TABLING 6 WEATHERING COPI COPING 6 WEATHERING OTHE 7 OTHER ASHL ASHLAR 7 OTHER SCOI SOINSON 7 OTHER RELI RELIEF 2 VERTICAL RESP RESPOND Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 2 Major Elements MAJOR MAJOR ELEMENT ELEMENT MAJOR MAJOR SUBTYPE CODE EXPANSION SUBTYPE CODE EXPANSION 1 DOOR TRAC TRACERIED 1 DOOR POIN POINTED 1 DOOR ROUN ROUND HEADED 1 DOOR THRE THREE CENTRED 1 DOOR FOUR FOUR CENTRED 1 DOOR FIVE FIVE CENTRED 1 DOOR SEGM SEGMENTAL 1 DOOR TREF TREFOIL 1 DOOR CINQ CINQUEFOIL 1 DOOR MULT MULTIFOIL 1 DOOR OGEE 1 DOOR DIVI DIVIDED 1 DOOR TYMP TYMPANUM 1 DOOR TWOO TWO ORDERS 1 DOOR THRO THREE ORDERS 1 DOOR FOUO FOUR ORDERS 1 DOOR FIVO FIVE ORDERS 1 DOOR OTHE 2 ARCH ROUN ROUND HEADED 2 ARCH POIN POINTED 2 ARCH SEGM SEGMENTAL 2 ARCH TWO TWO CENTRED 2 ARCH THRE THREE CENTRED 2 ARCH FOUR FOUR CENTRED 2 ARCH OTHE 3 WINDOW GLAZ GLAZED 3 WINDOW RECT RECTANGULAR 3 WINDOW TRAC TRACERIED 3 WINDOW LANC LANCET 3 WINDOW ONEL ONE LIGHT 3 WINDOW TWOL TWO LIGHT 3 WINDOW THRL THREE LIGHT 3 WINDOW BLIN BLIND 3 WINDOW BLOC BLOCKED 3 WINDOW POIN POINTED 3 WINDOW ROUN ROUND HEADED 3 WINDOW THRO THREE ORDERS 3 WINDOW FOUO FOUR ORDERS 3 WINDOW FIVO FIVE ORDERS 3 WINDOW SEGM SEGMENTAL 3 WINDOW EMBR EMBRASURE 3 WINDOW SHUT SHUTTERED 3 WINDOW TYMP TYMPANUM 3 WINDOW CINQ CINQUEFOIL 3 WINDOW ORIE ORIEL 3 WINDOW TWO TWO CENTRED 3 WINDOW THRE THREE CENTRED Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 3 WINDOW FOUR FOUR CENTRED 3 WINDOW OTHE 4 ARCADE ROUN ROUND 4 ARCADE COMP COMPOSITE 4 ARCADE COPD COMPOUND 4 ARCADE CLUS CLUSTERED 4 ARCADE TWOO TWO ORDERS 4 ARCADE THRO THREE ORDERS 4 ARCADE FOUO FOUR ORDERS 4 ARCADE ROAR ROUNDED ARCH 4 ARCADE POIN POINTED ARCH 4 ARCADE INTE INTERLACED 4 ARCADE BLIN BLIND 4 ARCADE OTHE 5 VAULTING TUNN TUNNEL 5 VAULTING RIB 5 VAULTING GROI GROIN 5 VAULTING FAN 5 VAULTING QUAD QUADRIPARTITE 5 VAULTING SEXP SEXPARTITE 5 VAULTING STEL STELLAR 5 VAULTING DRAI DRAIN 5 VAULTING OTHE 6 WALL INTE INTERNAL 6 WALL PARA PARAPET 6 WALL PILA PILASTER 6 WALL PLIN PLINTH 6 WALL CORN CORNICE CHAMFERED 6 WALL CHAM PLINTH 6 WALL QUOI QUOIN 6 WALL SPLA SPLAY 6 WALL DIAP DIAPER 6 WALL SPAN SPANDREL 6 WALL INCI INCISED 6 WALL OTHE 7 MISC CHIM CHIMNEY 7 MISC PISC PISCINA 7 MISC LAVE LAVER 7 MISC LATR LATRINE 7 MISC SCRE SCREEN 7 MISC MONU MONUMENT 7 MISC CANO CANOPY 7 MISC PINN PINNACLE 7 MISC SEAT 7 MISC STAI STAIR 7 MISC BALU BALUSTER 7 MISC CUPB CUPBOARD 7 MISC FIRE FIREPLACE 7 MISC OTHE POINTED 2 ARCH PSEG SEGMENTAL Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 6 WALL EXTE EXTERNAL 4 ARCADE RESP RESPOND 6 WALL BLIN BLIND TRACERY 6 WALL BUTT BUTTRESS Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 3 Pattern CODE EXPANSION BALL BALL FLOWER BEAK BEAK BLIN BLIND BOSS BOSS BOWL BOWL BOWT BOWTELL BRAC BRACKET CAND CANDYSTICK CARV CARVING CASE CASEMENT HOLLOW CHAM CHAMFER CHEV CHEVRON CINQ CINQUEFOIL CIRC CIRCULAR PIERCING COMO COMPOSITE COMP COMPOUND CROC CROCKET CUSH CUSHION CUSP CUSPING DEEP DEEP HOLLOW CHAMFER DETA DETACHED DOUB DOUBLE OGEE ENGA ENGAGED FILL FILLET FINI FINIAL FLUT FLUTING FORM FORMERET GLAZING REBATE OR GLAZ CHANNEL HALF HALF ROUND HEXA HEXAGONAL HOLO HOLLOW CHAMFER INCI INCISED INTE INTERLACE KEEL KEEL MAJO MAJOR MINO MINOR MULT MULTIFOLIATE MUPL MULTIPLE COMPOUND NAIL NAIL HEAD OCTA OCTAGONAL OGEE OGEE OVOL OVOLO PANL PANEL PLAT PLATE TRACERY POST POST PAD QUAR QUARTER ROUND QUAT QUATREFOIL RADI RADI USED FOR AN ARCH Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone REBA REBATE RELI RELIEF CARVING RIB RIB ROLL ROLL ROUN ROUND SCAL SCALLOP SCRO SCROLL SEPT SEPTFOIL SEXF SEXFOIL SOCK SOCKET SPIR SPIRAL SPRI SPRINGER STIF STIFF LEAF SUNK SUNK CHAMFER TABL TABLET FLOWER TREF TREFOIL TRIP TRIPLE ROLL IN ECHELON VOUS VOUSSOIR WATE WATER HOLDING ZIGZ ZIGZAG BEAD BEAD COPI COPING POLY POLYGONAL TOCR TOY CRENALLATION SPAN SPANDREL WAVE WAVE BILL BILLET CABL CABLE LOZE LOZENGE CHAMFER QUIR QUIRK SPIK SPIKED HOLLOW STOP STOP HOFI 3/4 HOLLOW WITH FILLETS MARK MASONS MARK ANUL ANULET OGKE OGEE KEEL ROOK ROUNDED OGEE KEELS ROFI ROLL AND FILLET RFTW ROLL AND 2 FILLETS RFTH ROLL AND 3 FILLETS RECT CYMA RECTA GROV GROOVED ROLL DERF DEMI-ROLL & FILLET DOHO DOUBLE HOLLOW BEHE BEAK HEAD BEAR BEAKED ROLL BOKE BEAKED OGEE KEEL BERF BEAKED ROLL & FILLET BELL BELL TROW TRIPLE ROLLS THHO 3/4 HOLLOW CHBE CHAMFERED BEAK Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone COFI CONCAVE FILLET CHSP CHAMFERED SPIKE CHMI CHAMFERED MITRE ANFI ANGLE FILLET UNAF UNDERCUT ANGLE FILLET FRFI FREESTANDING FILLET QUAD QUADRANT QUHO QUIRK & HOLLOW QUCH QUIRK AND CHAMFER SEHO SEMI-CIRCULAR HOLLOW SOFF SOFFIT MOAT MODIFIED ATTIC HOQU HOLLOW QUIRK HOBE HOLLOW AND BEAD Museum of London Archaeological Archive: standards Term List 7: Worked stone 4 Petrology CODE EXPANSION 3105 KENTISH RAG (LWR GRNSAND LIMESTONE) 3106 HASSOCK (LWR GREENSAND SANDSTONE) 3107 REIGATE STONE (UPP GREENSAND) BROWN/RED/GREY MED GRAIND LAMIN 3108 S/STONE 3109 OOLITIC LIMESTONE 3110 PORTLAND STONE 3111 FERRUGINOUS SANDSTONE 3112 PURBECK MARBLE 3113 WEALDEN SHALE 3114 MARBLE (IMPORTED) 3115 SLATE 3116 CHALK 3117 FLINT 3118 CALC-TUFA 3119 CAEN STONE 3120 OTHERS BROWN/RED/GREY FINE-GRND LAMIN 3121 S/STONE 3122 SEPTARIA (CALCAREOUS CLAY NODULES) 3123 NIEDERMENDIG LAVA 3124 KETTON STONE 3125 CLUNCH (HARD CHALK) 3126 PURBECK LIMESTONE 3127 MAGNESIAN LIMESTONE 3128 COADE STONE 3129 GREY FINE-GRND LAMINATED LIMESTONE 3130 MILLSTONE GRIT (COARSE SANDSTONE) 3131 PENNANT SANDSTONE OR 'GRIT' 3132 FOREST MARBLE 3133 BLACK CARBONIFEROUS LIMESTONE .
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