Thesaurus Term/Concept: BATH HOUSE
Identifier | 70433 |
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Class | MONUMENT TYPE |
Status | Preferred |
Index? | Yes |
Scope Note | A building equipped with facilities for bathing, and occasionally public baths. |
Broader Terms/Concepts (2)
Related Terms/Concepts (4)
Narrower Terms/Concepts (0)
Instances/Examples (12)
Context | Record |
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Monument Type | MSF36155 Bath House Phase 1 (Ipswich UAD child record) |
Monument Type | MSF36157 Bath House Phase 2 (Ipswich UAD child record) |
Monument Type | MSF4226 Bath house, remains of two rooms each 10 feet long and circa 8 feet wide, with two small plunge baths. (Rom) (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF5950 Building complex including villa and possible bathhouse, massive post-built aisled structure, enclosure and circular structures plus la… (Rom) (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF2352 Burnt House Farm (Rom) (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF6400 Exning Villa (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF29647 Possible discovery of a 'bathhouse' to the rear of the west side of New Road (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF23007 Roman building (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF5869 Roman villa at Liston Lane (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF2564 Stanton Chare; Stanton Chair (Rom) (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF7201 Sty Field, Dover Farm (Rom) (Monument) |
Monument Type | MSF16296 The Bath House (1839); Pump House (1797); Hengrave Park (Monument) |