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- Packing
- Painted
- Painted
- Painted panel
- painters
- painting
- Painting of saints
- palace
- Palace Ware
- palaces → palaces Prefer using palacepalace
- Palaeobotany
- Palaeoontology
- Palisade fence
- palliati
- Palmette
- Palmyra
- Palombino
- Pamphylian
- Panathenaic amphorae
- Panel
- panel painting
- papyrus
- Parallelogram
- Parapet
- parchment
- Parian marble
- Park
- Parpen
- Parthians
- Pasquino Group
- Passage
- Past
- Patera
- Pattern
- Paved floor
- Paved floor
- Paved floor
- Paved floor
- Pavement → Pavement Prefer using FloorFloor
- Paving slab
- Paving-block
- Pavonazzetto
- pearls
- Peas and beans
- peasants
- peat
- Pebble altar
- pebble mosaic
- Pectoral
- Pedestal
- pediments
- Pelagians
- Pendent
- Pendentive
- Pentagon
- Pentelic marble
- Peopled shaft
- Peperino
- peplophoroi
- perfumes
- perfumes
- Pergamene junction
- Peripteros
- peristyle
- Peristyle court → Peristyle court Prefer using peristyleperistyle
- personifications
- Perspective
- Pestle
- phallus
- philology (1956 - 1997) → philology (1956 - 1997) Prefer using philology (untill 1997 subdivided)philology (untill 1997 subdivided)
- philology (untill 1997 subdivided)
- philosophers
- philosophy (1956 - 1997)
- Photogrammetry
- Phrygian
- Physical anthropology
- Physical features
- physical features (BBT) → physical features (BBT) Prefer using Physical featuresPhysical features
- Pickaxe
- picture-frames
- Pier
- Pier
- Pig
- Pigeon hole
- Pigment
- Pigment
- Pilaster
- Pilaster with engaged quartercolumn
- Piling
- Pincers
- Pine
- pins
- Pipeline
- Pisidian
- pitch
- Pitched roof
- Pitchfork
- Pitfall
- Pith
- Pithos
- Pitted brick vaulting
- Pivot
- Pivot cap
- Pivot hole
- Placer mine
- Plain
- Plain
- Plank
- Plant → Plant Prefer using plantsplants
- Plant fibre
- plants
- Plaster
- plastic vases (untill 1997 subdivided) → plastic vases (untill 1997 subdivided) Prefer using figurine vesselsfigurine vessels
- Plate
- Platform
- Platform
- Platform fundament cutting
- plummets
- Podium
- poisons
- Pole
- political
- Polygon
- Polygonal masonry
- Pomegranate
- Pond
- Pontic vases
- Porphyry
- Portal
- Portasanta marble
- Portcullis
- Portico
- Portico
- portrait
- Post
- Post-medieval archaeology
- Postern
- Postern
- Pot → Pot Prefer using vesselsvessels
- Pot
- pot-making
- Potter
- Potter's workshop
- Pour channel
- praetoria
- praetorium → praetorium Prefer using praetoriapraetoria
- Pre-roman iron age
- Preceramic neolithic
- Precious metal → Precious metal Prefer using precious metalsprecious metals
- precious metals
- precious stones
- prehistory
- prehistory
- prehistory
- prehistory (1956 - 1997) → prehistory (1956 - 1997) Prefer using prehistoryprehistory
- premonetary currency
- Press
- Press room
- Pressure pipeline
- Priest (ess)
- Primary burial
- Priscillianists
- Prison → Prison Prefer using prisonsprisons
- prisons
- Proconnesian marble
- Product
- Projecting part
- Projecting wing
- Pronaos
- Prone (face downwards)
- Prop → Prop Prefer using DieDie
- prophets
- propylaea
- propylaeum → propylaeum Prefer using propylaeapropylaea
- Proscenium
- prosopography of singulars A-Z → prosopography of singulars A-Z Prefer using general prosopographygeneral prosopography
- Prostas house
- Prostyle temple
- Prostyle with double colonnade
- Proto-historic period
- Protoattic
- provinces and towns in general → provinces and towns in general Prefer using administrationadministration
- Provincial Roman Archaeology
- Prussian blue
- Pseudodipteral temple
- Pseudoperipteral temple
- public place, square
- public places and squares → public places and squares Prefer using public place, squarepublic place, square
- public record reliefs
- Punic
- Purlin cleat
- purple
- Putlog
- Putlog
- Putlog hole
- pyramid
- pyramids → pyramids Prefer using pyramidpyramid
- Pythagoreans
Vocabulary information
Title
iDAI.world Thesaurus
Subject
Ancient History
Archaeology
Archaeology of Late Antiquity
Archaeology of Non-European Cultures
Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula
Building Research
Classical Archaeology
Classical Studies
Conservation of Cultural Heritage
European Archaeology
Humanities
Prehistoric Archaeology
Provincial Roman Archaeology
Description
The iDAI.world Thesaurus brings together and harmonises all thesauri and vocabularies of the libraries and the projects of the German Archaeological Institute. It was developed between 2015 and 2019, since 2020 it is continuously updated and implemented. The core structure is based on the BBT.
Creator
Annika Kirscheneder
Camilla Colombi
Elenore Pape
Gabriele Rasbach
Henriette Senst
Lena Vitt
Matthias Block
Nina Dworschak
Reinhard Förtsch
Sabine Thänert
Contributor
Ayla Lang
Thomas Tews
Language
Arabic
Chinese
English
Farsi
French
German
Italian
Polish
Spanish
Version
1.2
Format
application/x-turtle
application/n-triples
application/rdf+xml
Date issued
2022-02-10
URI
http://thesauri.dainst.org/scheme
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