TerraLID Vocabulary

Vocabulary last modified: 2026-06-13T01:06:16

The TerraLID vocabularies include various vocabularies to ensure coherent data entries for the TerraLID metadata profile, which describes archaeometric data and the materials they are derived from with particular focus on lead isotope data. The vocabularies were compiled by the TerraLID Editors and the TerraLID Core Team and implemented in SKOS by Thomas Rose and Katrin J. Westner. This work has received funding from the German Research Foundation (DFG) through the grants KL 1259/17-1 and WI 5923/2-1 (project number: 524790825). The TerraLID vocabularies include various vocabularies to ensure coherent data entries for the TerraLID metadata profile, which describes archaeometric data and the materials they are derived from with particular focus on lead isotope data. The vocabularies were compiled by the TerraLID Editors and the TerraLID Core Team and implemented in SKOS by Thomas Rose and Katrin J. Westner. This work has received funding from the German Research Foundation (DFG) through the grants KL 1259/17-1 and WI 5923/2-1 (project number: 524790825).

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History

Concepts

1 abundance (concentration)

1.1 major

1.2 minor

1.3 trace

2 alteration extent

2.1 no alteration

2.2 severe alteration

2.3 slight alteration

2.4 unknown

3 alteration process

3.1 biodegradation

3.2 darkening

3.3 efflorescense

3.4 erosion

3.5 flaking

3.6 other

3.7 oxidation

3.8 photodegradation

3.9 unknown

4 analytical instrument

4.1 instrument manufacturer

4.1.1 Finnigan MAT

4.1.1.1 MAT 262

4.1.2 GV Instruments

4.1.2.1 IsoProbe-P
4.1.2.2 IsoProbe-T

4.1.3 Isotopx

4.1.3.1 Phoenix

4.1.4 Kunyuan Instrument

4.1.4.1 GB-TIMS

4.1.5 Micromass

4.1.5.1 Sector 54

4.1.6 MSTech Group

4.1.6.1 ZMS DF-TIMS-01

4.1.7 Nu Instruments

4.1.7.1 Plasma 1700
4.1.7.2 Plasma 3
4.1.7.3 Sapphire
4.1.7.4 Sapphire XD
4.1.7.5 TIMS (Nu instruments)

4.1.8 SELMI

4.1.8.1 MI 1201-AT

4.1.9 Thermo Fisher Scientific

4.1.9.1 Neoma
4.1.9.2 Neptune
4.1.9.3 Neptune Plus
4.1.9.4 Triton Plus
4.1.9.5 Triton XT

4.1.10 Uralpribor

4.1.10.1 MIT 350-TM

4.2 instrument model

4.2.1 GB-TIMS

4.2.2 IsoProbe-P

4.2.3 IsoProbe-T

4.2.4 MAT 262

4.2.5 MI 1201-AT

4.2.6 MIT 350-TM

4.2.7 Neoma

4.2.8 Neptune

4.2.9 Neptune Plus

4.2.10 Phoenix

4.2.11 Plasma 1700

4.2.12 Plasma 3

4.2.13 Sapphire

4.2.14 Sapphire XD

4.2.15 Sector 54

4.2.16 TIMS (Nu instruments)

4.2.17 Triton Plus

4.2.18 Triton XT

4.2.19 ZMS DF-TIMS-01

4.3 instrument type

4.3.1 MC-ICP-MS (instrument)

4.3.1.1 IsoProbe-P
4.3.1.2 Neoma
4.3.1.3 Neptune
4.3.1.4 Neptune Plus
4.3.1.5 Plasma 1700
4.3.1.6 Plasma 3
4.3.1.7 Sapphire
4.3.1.8 Sapphire XD

4.3.2 TIMS (instrument)

4.3.2.1 GB-TIMS
4.3.2.2 IsoProbe-T
4.3.2.3 MAT 262
4.3.2.4 MI 1201-AT
4.3.2.5 MIT 350-TM
4.3.2.6 Phoenix
4.3.2.7 Sector 54
4.3.2.8 TIMS (Nu instruments)
4.3.2.9 Triton Plus
4.3.2.10 Triton XT
4.3.2.11 ZMS DF-TIMS-01

4.4 other

5 analytical method

  • Definition: Procedures that operate on material samples to produce observation results with information about the physical properties, chemical or isotopic composition, crystallography, or molecular structure of the sample.
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Definition taken from: Richard, S. M., Klöcking, M., Luzi-Helbing, M., Johansson, A., Profeta, L., Lehnert, K., Elangovan, P., Sweets, H.A., Kallas, L., Sarbas, B., Mays, J., 2024. Analytical Methods for Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry. Concept Scheme for Analysis Methods in Geo- and Cosmochemistry. Published at Research Vocabularies Australia. Version 1.4. https://vocabs.ardc.edu.au/viewById/650, published under a CC-BY license (version number of the license not provided).
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c1c261a2

5.1 atomic absorption spectroscopy

5.1.1 AAS (flame)

5.1.2 AAS (glow-discharge)

5.1.3 AAS (graphite furnace)

5.2 emission spectrometry

5.2.1 AES (flame)

5.2.2 AES (graphite furnace)

5.2.3 OES (ICP)

5.2.4 OES (spark)

5.3 mass spectrometer

5.3.1 ICP-MS

  • Definition: Mass spectrometry technique in which the sample is introduced into an inductively coupled plasma to atomize and ionize the sample for inlet to mass analyzer.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Definition taken from Richard, S. M., Klöcking, M., Luzi-Helbing, M., Johansson, A., Profeta, L., Lehnert, K., Elangovan, P., Sweets, H.A., Kallas, L., Sarbas, B., Mays, J., 2024. Analytical Methods for Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry. Concept Scheme for Analysis Methods in Geo- and Cosmochemistry. Published at Research Vocabularies Australia. Version 1.4. https://vocabs.ardc.edu.au/viewById/650, published under a CC-BY license (version number of the license not provided).
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_32908a70
5.3.1.1 LA-ICP-MS
5.3.1.1.1 fs-LA-ICP-MS
  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the femtosecond range, introduced into an inductively coupled plasma to atomize and ionize the sample for inlet to mass analyzer.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0cd648d6
5.3.1.1.2 LA-MC-ICP-MS

5.3.1.1.2.1 fs-LA-MC-ICP-MS

  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the femtosecond range, ionised by an inductively coupled plasma and ions detected by an array of several detectors.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e56f0531

5.3.1.1.2.2 ns-LA-MC-ICP-MS

  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the nanosecond range, ionised by an inductively coupled plasma and ions detected by an array of several detectors.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e1700c12
5.3.1.1.3 ns-LA-ICP-MS
  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the nanosecond range, introduced into an inductively coupled plasma to atomize and ionize the sample for inlet to mass analyzer.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_19f6f6d5
5.3.1.2 MC-ICP-MS
5.3.1.2.1 LA-MC-ICP-MS

5.3.1.2.1.1 fs-LA-MC-ICP-MS

  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the femtosecond range, ionised by an inductively coupled plasma and ions detected by an array of several detectors.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e56f0531

5.3.1.2.1.2 ns-LA-MC-ICP-MS

  • Definition: Mass spectrometer in which the sample is ablated with a laser beam with laser pulses in the nanosecond range, ionised by an inductively coupled plasma and ions detected by an array of several detectors.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e1700c12
5.3.1.3 Q-ICP-MS

5.3.2 TIMS

5.4 NAA

5.5 wet chemistry

5.6 X-ray spectrometry

5.6.1 ED-XRF

5.6.1.1 pXRF

5.6.2 EPMA

5.6.3 SEM-EDS

5.6.4 WD-XRF

6 analytical uncertainty

6.1 standard deviation

  • Definition: The standard deviation of a random variable, statistical population, data set, or probability distribution is a measure of variation which correspond to the average distance from the mean of the data set to any given point of that dataset. It also corresponds to the square root of its variance.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SD
  • Other Properties:
    • note: The definition of this entry are taken from STATO - The Statistical Methods Ontology, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC-BY 3.0) license.
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ed11712a

6.2 standard error

  • Definition: The standard error of the mean (SEM) is data item denoting the standard deviation of the sample-mean’s estimate of a population mean. It is calculated by dividing the sample standard deviation (i.e., the sample-based estimate of the standard deviation of the population) by the square root of n , the size (number of observations) of the sample. A measure of dispersion applied to means across hypothetical repeated random samples.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SE
  • Other Properties:
    • note: The definition of this entry is taken from STATO - The Statistical Methods Ontology, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC-BY 3.0) license.
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_1c8f3d46

7 assemblage

7.1 alteration product (hydrothermal)

7.2 alteration product (supergene)

7.3 collection

7.4 components

7.5 gangue

7.6 gossan

7.7 hoard

7.8 host rock

7.9 item

7.10 ore

7.10.1 alteration

7.10.2 ore mineral

7.10.2.1 major mineral
7.10.2.2 minor mineral

7.10.3 primary ore

7.10.4 secondary ore

7.11 set

7.12 wall rock

8 authenticity

8.1 contemporary imitation

8.2 genuine

8.3 modern imitation

8.4 unknown

9 colour system

9.1 CIELAB

9.2 eye

9.3 Munsell

10 compound origin

10.1 mixed compound origin

10.2 natural

10.3 synthetic

10.4 unknown

11 compound type

11.1 inorganic

11.2 mixed compound types

11.3 organic

11.4 unknown

12 context type

12.1 disturbed context

12.1.1 anthropogenically disturbed

12.1.2 biogenically disturbed

12.2 mixed context

12.3 undisturbed context

12.4 unknown

13 contributorType

13.1 ContactPerson

13.2 DataCollector

13.3 DataCurator

  • Definition: Person tasked with reviewing, enhancing, cleaning, or standardizing metadata and the associated data submitted for storage, use, and maintenance within a data centre or repository.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: While the DataManager is concerned with digital maintenance, the DataCurator’s role encompasses quality assurance focused on content and metadata. DataCurator responsibilities include: checking completeness of the submitted dataset against the content as described by the submitter; verifying standard metadata according to the applicable system or schema; adding or verifying specialized metadata to add value and ensure access across disciplines; and determining how the metadata might map to search engines, database products, and automated feeds. Repository managers as well as data librarians working in the repository fall within this category.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_eed9b69e

13.4 DataManager

  • Definition: Person (or organisation with a staff of data managers, such as a data centre) responsible for maintaining the finished resource.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: The work done by this person or organisation ensures that the resource is periodically “refreshed” in terms of software/hardware support, is kept available or is protected from unauthorized access, is stored in accordance with industry standards, and is handled in accordance with the records management requirements applicable to it.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_8034b473

13.5 Distributor

13.6 Editor

13.7 HostingInstitution

13.8 Other (contributorType)

  • Definition: Any person or institution making a significant contribution to the development and/or maintenance of the resource, but whose contribution is not adequately described by any of the other values for contributorType.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: Could be a photographer, artist, or writer whose contribution helped to publicize the resource (as opposed to creating it), a reviewer of the resource, someone providing administrative services to the author (such as depositing updates into an online repository, analysing usage, etc.), or one of many other roles.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_3a208ae6

13.9 Producer

13.10 ProjectLeader

13.11 ProjectManager

13.12 ProjectMember

13.13 RegistrationAgency

  • Definition: Institution/organisation officially appointed by a Registration Authority to handle specific tasks within a defined area of responsibility.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: DataCite is a Registration Agency for the International DOI Foundation (IDF). One of DataCite’s tasks is to assign DOI prefixes to the allocating agents who then assign the full, specific character string to data clients, provide metadata back to the DataCite registry, etc.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c8f80f6c

13.14 RegistrationAuthority

13.15 RelatedPerson

13.16 Researcher

  • Definition: A person involved in analysing data or the results of an experiment or formal study. May indicate an intern or assistant to one of the authors who helped with research but who was not so “key” as to be listed as an author.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: Should be a person, not an institution. Note that a person involved in the gathering of data would fall under the contributorType “DataCollector.” The researcher may find additional data online and correlate it to the data collected for the experiment or study, for example.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • Matches:
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e1f2cf05

13.17 ResearchGroup

13.18 RightsHolder

13.20 Supervisor

13.21 Translator

13.22 WorkPackageLeader

14 corrosion extent

14.1 moderate corrosion

14.2 no corrosion

14.3 severe corrosion

14.4 unknown

14.5 weak corrosion

15 date type

15.1 archaeological

15.2 geological

  • Definition: Adjective of “geology”, which refers to the study of the Earth’s history, composition, structure, physical properties and relevant processes.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_de82ab14

16 dating technique

16.1 absolute dating

16.1.1 dendrochronology

16.1.2 lichenometry

16.1.3 luminescence dating

16.1.3.1 optically stimulated luminescence dating
16.1.3.2 thermoluminescence dating

16.1.4 radiometric dating

16.1.4.1 fission track dating
16.1.4.2 lead-lead dating
16.1.4.3 lutetium-hafnium dating
16.1.4.4 potassium-argon dating
16.1.4.4.1 argon-argon dating
16.1.4.5 radiocarbon dating
16.1.4.6 rhenium-osmium dating
16.1.4.7 rubidium-strontium dating
16.1.4.8 samarium-neodymium dating
16.1.4.9 uranium-lead dating
16.1.4.10 uranium-series dating

16.1.5 rehydroxylation dating

16.2 relative dating

16.2.1 archaeomagnetic dating

16.2.2 biostratigraphy

16.2.3 seriation

16.2.4 tephrochronology

17 discovery activity

17.1 borehole survey

17.1.1 auger drilling

17.1.2 core drilling

17.2 excavation

17.2.1 rescue excavation

17.2.2 research excavation

17.2.3 underwater excavation

17.3 explorative mining activities

17.4 illicit digging

17.5 metal detecting

17.6 mining

17.7 ore prospection

17.8 stray find

17.9 survey

17.10 unknown

18 glass component

18.1 colorant

18.2 network former

18.3 network modifier

18.4 opacifier

18.5 unknown

19 identifier

19.1 ARK

19.2 ArXiv

19.3 bibcode

19.4 CSTR

19.5 DOI

19.6 EAN13

19.7 EISSN

19.8 Handle

19.9 IGSN

19.10 ISBN

19.11 ISSN

19.12 ISTC

19.13 LISSN

19.14 LSID

19.15 PMID

19.16 PURL

19.17 RAiD

19.18 RRID

19.19 SWHID

19.20 UPC

19.21 URL

19.22 URN

19.23 w3id

20 information source

20.1 calculated

20.2 original

21 lead isotope age model

21.1 AJ84

21.2 CR75

21.3 SK75

22 lead isotope ratios

22.1 204Pb/206Pb

22.2 206Pb/204Pb

22.3 206Pb/208Pb

22.4 207Pb/204Pb

22.5 207Pb/206Pb

22.6 207Pb/208Pb

22.7 208Pb/204Pb

22.8 208Pb/206Pb

23 mass bias correction

23.1 double-spike

23.2 exponential law

23.3 linear model

23.4 power law

23.5 standard-sample bracketing

24 mineral texture

  • Definition: The relationship between the mineral and the matrix and other minerals, conveying information about the mineral’s formation conditions.
  • Other Properties:
    • note: The terms are mostly taken from U. Neumann (2020), Guide for the microscopical identification of ore and gangue minerals, Tübingen University Press (http://dx.doi.org/10.15496/publikation-38866). However, the definitions are original and based on various sources because the relevant literature, including the aforementioned publication, do not explicitly defines textures but provide examples for them in photomicrographs.
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_8441accd

24.2 intergrowth

24.2.1 amoeboid

24.2.2 atoll-like

24.2.3 cellular (intergrowth)

  • Definition: Growth of minerals in small roughly regular-shaped rounded aggregates that resemble the shape of biological cells. Or the porous texture of a rock characterised by abundant openings or cavities, which may or may not be connected.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • porous,
    • cavernous,
    • vesicular,
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_04619e43

24.2.4 disseminated

24.2.5 interlocked

24.2.6 intersertal

24.2.7 interstitial

24.2.8 ophitic

24.2.9 poikiloblastic

  • Definition: Small grains of one mineral are randomly scattered without common orientation in larger grains of another mineral.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • poikilitic,
    • sieve texture,
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6655861f

24.2.10 rimmed

24.2.11 symplectitic

  • Definition: The fine-grained vermicular (“worm-shaped”) intergrowth of two minerals, often indicating the breakdown of unstable phases.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • vermicular
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: Myrmekitic as specific case of symplectitic texture. Appears to be often used synonymously at least in ore microscopy .
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_9e0d2c4a
24.2.11.1 myrmekitic
  • Definition: A symplectitic intergrowth of plagioclase and vermicular quartz.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: Myrmekitic as specific case of symplectitic texture. Appears to be often used synonymously at least in ore microscopy .
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_5eaf970c

24.3 replacement

24.3.1 atoll-like (replacement)

24.3.2 boxwork

  • Definition: Growth of secondary minerals in cavities and along fracture or cleavage planes from which previously present minerals were removed by e.g. dissolution, creating a network texture resembling stacked boxes or honey-combs.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d78ab7be

24.3.3 cellular (replacement)

24.3.4 cement-shaped

24.3.5 cusp-and-caries

  • Definition: The growth of a secondary mineral from the grain boundary into the primary minerals, resulting in a grain boundary between both minerals with many scallop-shaped, concave embayments.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d3b9f898

24.3.6 filiform

  • Definition: An intergrowth of different minerals in which the larger crystals have a fairly regular geometric outline and orientation, and resemble cuneiform writing or have a thread-like appearance.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • graphic texture
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f478f111

24.3.7 graphic

24.3.8 island-shaped

24.3.9 lacuna

24.3.10 lamellar

  • Definition: The oriented growth of a secondary mineral in elongated shapes within the primary mineral, usually along cleavage planes, crystal planes, twin boundaries or fractures.
  • Child of:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7fe5c1ff

24.3.11 pseudomorph

24.3.12 skeleton-shaped

24.3.13 zonal

25 nuclide

25.1 aluminium-27

25.2 antimony-121

25.3 antimony-123

25.4 argon-36

25.5 argon-38

25.6 argon-40

25.7 arsenic-75

25.8 barium-130

25.9 barium-134

25.10 barium-135

25.11 barium-136

25.12 barium-137

25.13 barium-138

25.14 beryllium-9

25.15 boron-10

25.16 boron-11

25.17 bromine-79

25.18 bromine-81

25.19 cadmium-110

25.20 cadmium-111

25.21 cadmium-112

25.22 caesium-133

25.23 calcium-42

25.24 calcium-43

25.25 calcium-44

25.26 carbon-12

25.27 carbon-13

25.28 cerium-140

25.29 chlorine-35

25.30 chlorine-37

25.31 chromium-52

25.32 chromium-53

25.33 chromium-54

25.34 cobalt-59

25.35 copper-63

25.36 copper-65

25.37 deuterium

25.38 dysprosium-156

25.39 dysprosium-158

25.40 dysprosium-160

25.41 dysprosium-161

25.42 dysprosium-162

25.43 dysprosium-163

25.44 dysprosium-164

25.45 erbium-162

25.46 erbium-164

25.47 erbium-166

25.48 erbium-167

25.49 erbium-168

25.50 erbium-170

25.51 europium-153

25.52 fluorine-19

25.53 gadolinium-154

25.54 gadolinium-155

25.55 gadolinium-156

25.56 gadolinium-157

25.57 gadolinium-158

25.58 gallium-69

25.59 gallium-71

25.60 germanium-70

25.61 germanium-72

25.62 germanium-73

25.63 germanium-74

25.64 germanium-76

25.65 gold-197

25.66 hafnium-176

25.67 hafnium-177

25.68 hafnium-178

25.69 hafnium-179

25.70 hafnium-180

25.71 helium-3

25.72 helium-4

25.73 holmium-165

25.74 indium-113

25.75 iodine-127

25.76 iridium-191

25.77 iridium-193

25.78 iron-54

25.79 iron-56

25.80 iron-57

25.81 iron-58

25.82 krypton-80

25.83 krypton-82

25.84 krypton-83

25.85 krypton-84

25.86 krypton-86

25.87 lanthanum-139

25.88 lead-206

25.89 lead-207

25.90 lead-208

25.91 lithium-6

25.92 lithium-7

25.93 lutetium-175

25.94 magnesium-24

25.95 magnesium-25

25.96 magnesium-26

25.97 manganese-55

25.98 mercury-196

25.99 mercury-198

25.100 mercury-199

25.101 mercury-200

25.102 mercury-201

25.103 mercury-202

25.104 mercury-204

25.105 molybdenum-92

25.106 molybdenum-94

25.107 molybdenum-95

25.108 molybdenum-96

25.109 molybdenum-97

25.110 molybdenum-98

25.111 neodymium-142

25.112 neodymium-143

25.113 neodymium-145

25.114 neodymium-146

25.115 neodymium-148

25.116 neon-20

25.117 neon-21

25.118 neon-22

25.119 nickel-58

25.120 nickel-60

25.121 nickel-61

25.122 nickel-62

25.123 nickel-64

25.124 niobium-93

25.125 nitrogen-14

25.126 nitrogen-15

25.127 osmium-187

25.128 osmium-188

25.129 osmium-189

25.130 osmium-190

25.131 osmium-192

25.132 oxygen-16

25.133 oxygen-17

25.134 oxygen-18

25.135 palladium-102

25.136 palladium-104

25.137 palladium-105

25.138 palladium-106

25.139 palladium-108

25.140 palladium-110

25.141 phosphorus-31

25.142 platinum-192

25.143 platinum-194

25.144 platinum-195

25.145 platinum-196

25.146 platinum-198

25.147 potassium-39

25.148 potassium-41

25.149 praseodymium-141

25.150 protium

25.151 rhenium-185

25.152 rhodium-103

25.153 rubidium-85

25.154 ruthenium-100

25.155 ruthenium-101

25.156 ruthenium-102

25.157 ruthenium-104

25.158 ruthenium-96

25.159 ruthenium-98

25.160 ruthenium-99

25.161 samarium-144

25.162 samarium-149

25.163 samarium-150

25.164 samarium-152

25.165 samarium-154

25.166 scandium-45

25.167 selenium-74

25.168 selenium-76

25.169 selenium-77

25.170 selenium-78

25.171 selenium-80

25.172 selenium-82

25.173 silicon-28

25.174 silicon-29

25.175 silicon-30

25.176 silver-107

25.177 silver-109

25.178 sodium-23

25.179 strontium-84

25.180 strontium-86

25.181 strontium-87

25.182 strontium-88

25.183 sulfur-32

25.184 sulfur-33

25.185 sulfur-34

25.186 sulfur-36

25.187 Tantalum-180

25.188 tantalum-181

25.189 tellurium-120

25.190 tellurium-122

25.191 tellurium-124

25.192 tellurium-125

25.193 tellurium-126

25.194 terbium-159

25.195 thallium-203

25.196 thallium-205

25.197 thulium-169

25.198 tin-114

25.199 tin-115

25.200 tin-116

25.201 tin-117

25.202 tin-118

25.203 tin-119

25.204 tin-120

25.205 tin-122

25.206 titanium-46

25.207 titanium-47

25.208 titanium-48

25.209 titanium-49

25.210 titanium-50

25.211 tungsten-182

25.212 tungsten-184

25.213 vanadium-51

25.214 xenon-126

25.215 xenon-128

25.216 xenon-129

25.217 xenon-130

25.218 xenon-131

25.219 xenon-132

25.220 ytterbium-168

25.221 ytterbium-170

25.222 ytterbium-171

25.223 ytterbium-172

25.224 ytterbium-173

25.225 ytterbium-174

25.226 ytterbium-176

25.227 yttrium-89

25.228 zinc-66

25.229 zinc-67

25.230 zinc-68

25.231 zirconium-90

25.232 zirconium-91

25.233 zirconium-92

25.234 zirconium-94

26 object life cycle stage

26.1 conservation stage

26.2 discovery stage

26.3 finds processing stage

26.4 laboratory stage

26.5 restoration stage

26.6 storage stage

27 object material

27.1 ceramic

27.2 glass

27.3 metal

27.3.1 coin

27.4 ore (TerraLID category)

  • Definition: Geological material from which resources are extracted, especially metals.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: This entry refers specifically to the material classification in TerraLID for object-specific metadata.
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_dbeb733b

27.5 other

27.6 pigment

27.7 sediment

27.8 unknown

28 oxide

28.1 aluminium oxide

28.2 antimony pentoxide

28.3 antimony trioxide

28.4 arsenic pentoxide

28.5 arsenic trioxide

28.6 barium oxide

28.7 beryllium oxide

28.8 bismuth pentoxide

28.9 bismuth(III) oxide

28.10 cadmium oxide

28.11 calcium oxide

28.12 carbon dioxide

28.13 carbon monoxide

28.14 carbon trioxide

28.15 cerium(IV) oxide

28.16 chlorine dioxide

28.17 chlorine heptoxide

28.18 chromium trioxide

28.19 chromium(II) oxide

28.20 chromium(IV) oxide

28.21 cobalt(II) oxide

28.22 copper(I) oxide

28.23 copper(II) oxide

28.24 diboron trioxide

28.25 dicarbon monoxide

28.26 dichlorine monoxide

28.27 dichromium trioxide

28.28 dinitrogen pentoxide

28.29 dinitrogen tetroxide

28.30 dinitrogen trioxide

28.31 erbium(III) oxide

28.32 gadolinium(III) oxide

28.33 gallium(III) oxide

28.34 germanium dioxide

28.35 gold sesquioxide

28.36 hafnium(IV) oxide

28.37 holmium(III) oxide

28.38 indium oxide

28.39 iron(II) oxide

28.40 iron(III) oxide

28.41 lanthanum(III) oxide

28.42 lead dioxide

28.43 lead(II) oxide

28.44 lithium oxide

28.45 lutetium(III) oxide

28.46 magnesium oxide

28.47 manganese dioxide

28.48 manganese heptoxide

28.49 manganese(II) oxide

28.50 mercury(II) oxide

28.51 molybdenum trioxide

28.52 nickel(II) oxide

28.53 nickel(III) oxide

28.54 nitric oxide

28.55 nitrogen dioxide

28.56 osmium tetroxide

28.57 oxidoaluminium

28.58 oxygen difluoride

28.59 palladium(II) oxide

28.60 phosphorus pentoxide

28.61 plutonium(IV) oxide

28.62 potassium oxide

28.63 promethium(III) oxide

28.64 rhenium trioxide

28.65 rhenium(VII) oxide

28.66 rhodium(III) oxide

28.67 rubidium oxide

28.68 ruthenium tetroxide

28.69 ruthenium(IV) oxide

28.70 samarium(III) oxide

28.71 scandium oxide

28.72 selenium dioxide

28.73 selenium trioxide

28.74 silicon dioxide

28.75 silver oxide

28.76 silver(II) oxide

28.77 sodium oxide

28.78 strontium oxide

28.79 sulfur dioxide

28.80 sulfur trioxide

28.81 tantalum pentoxide

28.82 tellurium dioxide

28.83 tellurium trioxide

28.84 terbium(III) oxide

28.85 tetraoxygen

28.86 tetraphosphorus hexaoxide

28.87 thallium(I) oxide

28.88 thallium(III) oxide

28.89 thorium dioxide

28.90 thulium(III) oxide

28.91 tin(II) oxide

28.92 tin(IV) oxide

28.93 titanium dioxide

28.94 titanium(III) oxide

28.95 tungsten trioxide

28.96 tungsten(III) oxide

28.97 tungsten(IV) oxide

28.98 uranium dioxide

28.99 uranium trioxide

28.100 vanadium(II) oxide

28.101 vanadium(III) oxide

28.102 vanadium(IV) oxide

28.103 vanadium(V) oxide

28.104 water

28.105 xenon tetroxide

28.106 xenon trioxide

28.107 ytterbium(III) oxide

28.108 yttrium oxide

28.109 zinc oxide

28.110 zirconium dioxide

29 pigment component

29.1 binder

29.2 colorant

29.3 flux

29.4 impurity

29.5 unknown

29.6 various

30 pigment name

  • Other Properties:
    • note: This vocabulary is based on the pigments listed in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_38acd1d1

30.1 aerinite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Ca4(Al,Fe3+,Mg,Fe2+)10Si12O36(CO3).12H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Ca4(Al,Fe3+,Mg,Fe2+)10Si12O36(CO3).12H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_27446acf

30.2 aluminium hydroxide

  • Definition: An Al-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Al(OH)3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Al(OH)3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_1940d870

30.3 aluminium oxide (pigment)

  • Definition: An Al-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Al2O3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Al2O3 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ca798b6c

30.4 ammonium cobalt phosphate hydrate

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CoNH4PO4.H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CoNH4PO4.H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ab4883bd

30.5 anatase

  • Definition: A Ti-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula TiO2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • TiO2 (anatase)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a24e7815

30.6 anglesite

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula PbSO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Lead(II) sulfate,
    • PbSO4,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_5219129d

30.7 anhydrite

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaSO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CaSO4,
    • calcium sulfate (anhydrous),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_acf85f04

30.8 antimony(III) sulfide

30.9 antlerite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu3(SO4)(OH)4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu3(SO4)(OH)4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_eb9c523c

30.10 arsenic(III) oxide

  • Definition: A As-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula As2O3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • As2O3 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_00694ff3

30.11 artificial ultramarine

  • Definition: A S-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Na7Al6Si6O24S3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Na7Al6Si6O24S3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6e53b6bc

30.12 asbestiform minerals

30.13 asphalt

30.14 atacamite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu2Cl(OH)3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • copper chloride hydroxide,
    • Cu2Cl(OH)3 (atacamite),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f252764f

30.15 azurite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f3c28be9

30.16 barium carbonate

  • Definition: A Ba-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula BaCO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • BaCO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_9267b7f6

30.17 barium manganese oxide

  • Definition: A Mn-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula BaMnO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • BaMnO4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_b57c07a6

30.18 baryte

  • Definition: A Ba-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula BaSO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Barium sulfate,
    • BaSO4,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a83e8eaa

30.19 bassanite

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaSO4.xH2O, where x ~ 0.5-0.8.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CaSO4.xH2O, where x ~ 0.5-0.8,
    • calcium sulfate (hemihydrate),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_727afc46

30.20 bismuth

  • Definition: A Bi-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Bi.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Bi
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_abd27d33

30.21 bismuthinite

  • Definition: A Bi-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Bi2S3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Bi2S3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ffbcca13

30.22 bone and yeast cokes

  • Definition: A C-based inorganic and synthetic pigment based on a chemical complex.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d10be7f5

30.23 botallackite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu2Cl(OH)3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu2Cl(OH)3 (botallackite)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0a8e15d2

30.24 brochantite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu4(SO4)(OH)6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • copper sulfate hydrate,
    • Cu4(SO4)(OH)6,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_b5df1234

30.25 brown ochre and burnt sienna

30.26 calcium carbonate

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaCO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CaCO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e570ba6a

30.26.1 aragonite

30.26.2 chalk

30.26.3 coral

30.26.4 eggshell

30.26.5 oyster shell

30.27 carbonate hydroxylapatite

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Ca5(PO4,CO3)3(OH).
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Ca5(PO4,CO3)3(OH)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0f9765a8

30.28 cassiterite

  • Definition: A Sn-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula SnO2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SnO2 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a2fb615f

30.29 celadonite

30.30 cerussite

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula PbCO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • PbCO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7971c791

30.31 chalconatronite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Na2Cu(CO3)2.3H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Na2Cu(CO3)2.3H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ee47568f

30.32 chars

  • Definition: A C-based inorganic and natural pigment based on a chemical complex.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e7d6bfa2

30.33 chlorite group minerals

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula [e.g.: Clinochlore, (Mg,Fe2+)5Al(Si3Al)O10(OH)8].
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • [e.g.: Clinochlore, (Mg,Fe2+)5Al(Si3Al)O10(OH)8]
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_30be1f40

30.34 chrome yellow

  • Definition: A Pb-Cr-based inorganic pigment with the chemical formula PbCrO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Lead chromate,
    • crocoite,
    • PbCrO4,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_76870482

30.35 chromium oxide hydrate

  • Definition: A Cr-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cr2O3.2H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • viridian,
    • Cr2O3.2H2O,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6c845ef5

30.36 chromium phosphate hexahydrate

  • Definition: A Cr-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CrPO4.6H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CrPO4.6H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_112626eb

30.37 chromium(III) oxide

  • Definition: A Cr-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cr2O3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cr2O3 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6052da16

30.38 chrysocolla

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula (Cu,Al)2H2Si2O5(OH)4.xH2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • (Cu,Al)2H2Si2O5(OH)4.xH2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2f6f42e6

30.39 cinnabar

  • Definition: A Hg-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula α-HgS.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • α-HgS,
    • mercury(II) sulfide,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d0ab0694

30.40 coal

  • Definition: An organic and natural pigment based on a chemical complex.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • anthracite and cannel types
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_976245b6

30.41 cobalt aluminium oxide

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CoAl2O4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CoAl2O4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e4becf48

30.42 cobalt phosphate

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Co3(PO4)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Co3(PO4)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_df972a0a

30.43 cobalt phosphate hydrate

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Co3(PO4)2.8H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Co3(PO4)2.8H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f649fe61

30.44 cobalt tin oxide

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CoSnO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CoSnO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_54df3c30

30.45 cobalt yellow

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula K3-xNax[Co(NO2)6].nH2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • (K, Na) hexanitrocobalt(III),
    • K3-xNax[Co(NO2)6].nH2O,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_dbdef691

30.46 cobalt zinc oxide

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CoZnO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CoZnO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_73305a8a

30.47 copper acetate arsenite

  • Definition: A Cu-As-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu4(CH3COO)2(AsO2)6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu4(CH3COO)2(AsO2)6
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2a1c5fe3

30.48 copper arsenite group

30.49 copper citrate

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu4[HOC(CH2COO)2(COO)]2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu4[HOC(CH2COO)2(COO)]2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c8a0b38f

30.50 copper hexacyanoferrates

  • Definition: A Cu-Fe-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CuK2Fe(CN)6 or Cu2Fe(CN)6.xH2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu2Fe(CN)6.xH2O,
    • CuK2Fe(CN)6,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0dc73827

30.51 copper(II) acetate a

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula [Cu(CH3COO)2]2.Cu(OH)2.5H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • [Cu(CH3COO)2]2.Cu(OH)2.5H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d50a0c1c

30.52 copper(II) acetate b

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu(CH3COO)2.Cu(OH)2.5H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu(CH3COO)2.Cu(OH)2.5H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d27d8cdd

30.53 copper(II) acetate d

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu(CH3COO)2.[Cu(OH)2]3.2H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu(CH3COO)2.[Cu(OH)2]3.2H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0e32d3f0

30.54 copper(II) acetate f

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu(CH3COO)2.H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu(CH3COO)2.H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_3cbb9a04

30.55 copper(II) acetate h

  • Definition: A Cu-based synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu(CH3COO)2.[Cu(OH)2]4.3H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu(CH3COO)2.[Cu(OH)2]4.3H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_1ae29fc6

30.56 copper(II) hydroxide

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Cu(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu(OH)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6ef22ba7

30.57 copper(II) oxide (pigment)

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CuO.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • tenorite type and tenorite,
    • CuO (pigment),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ce78bc60

30.58 cuprite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu2O (pigment),
    • copper(I) oxide (pigment),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_84df1f14

30.59 diatomite

30.60 dolomite

  • Definition: A Ca-Mg-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaMg(CO3)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CaMg(CO3)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_9a35c6da

30.61 dragon’s blood

  • Definition: An organic and natural pigment made of dracorubin, dracorhodin or derivatives.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • dracorubin, dracorhodin and derivatives
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a8e7855c

30.62 Egyptian blue

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula CaCuSi4O10.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • calcium copper silicate,
    • cuprorivaite,
    • CaCuSi4O10,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_318b6d40

30.63 Egyptian green

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula (Ca,Cu)3Si3O9.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • cupro-wollastonite,
    • (Ca,Cu)3Si3O9,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_485b59c0

30.64 erythrite

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Co3(AsO4)2.8H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • cobalt ochre,
    • Co3(AsO4)2.8H2O,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6c9467ff

30.65 feldspar minerals

30.66 feldspathoid minerals

30.67 flame carbons

  • Definition: A C-based inorganic and synthetic pigment based on a chemical complex.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_eb4c525f

30.68 fluorite

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaF.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • calcium fluorite,
    • CaF,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f70ed0af

30.69 galena

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula PbS.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • PbS
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_3f1a6b61

30.70 gamboge

  • Definition: An organic and natural pigment made of gambogic acid or its derivatives.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • gambogic acid and derivatives
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_caa85d4c

30.71 glass (pigment)

  • Definition: A Si-based inorganic and natural pigment made of mixture of amorphous SiO2 and other phases.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SiO2(am) with other included phases
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c095a984

30.72 glauconite

30.73 glaucophane

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Na2(Mg,Fe2+)3Al2Si8O22(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Na2(Mg,Fe2+)3Al2Si8O22(OH)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_8fff9159

30.74 goethite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula α-FeOOH.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • α-FeOOH
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d7955b2c

30.75 graphite

30.76 green earths

30.77 gypsum

  • Definition: A Ca-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula CaSO4.2H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • CaSO4.2H2O,
    • calcium sulfate (dihydrate),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_959fe0ea

30.78 Han blue

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula BaCuSi4O10.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • barium copper silicate,
    • BaCuSi4O10,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_699e5788

30.79 Han purple

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula BaCuSi2O6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • barium copper silerythicate,
    • BaCuSi2O6,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ccccde03

30.80 hematite

30.81 Indian yellow

30.82 indigo

  • Definition: An organic and natural pigment with the chemical formula C16H10N2O2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • C16H10N2O2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_fc6e3616

30.83 jarosite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula KFe3(SO4)2(OH)6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • KFe3(SO4)2(OH)6
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_aadde1cf

30.84 kaolinite

  • Definition: A Al-Si-based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigment from the kaolinite group with the chemical formula Al2Si2O5(OH)4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Al2Si2O5(OH)4 (kaolinite)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a34b704f

30.85 lazurite

30.86 lead antimony tin oxide

  • Definition: A Pb-Sb-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula ~Pb2(Sb,Sn)2O7.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • ~Pb2(Sb,Sn)2O7
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e6963953

30.87 lead antimony zinc oxide

  • Definition: A Pb-Sb-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula ~Pb2(Sb,Zn)2O7.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • ~Pb2(Sb,Zn)2O7
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_1d78709c

30.88 lead carbonate hydroxide

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Pb10(CO3)6O(OH)6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • plumbonacrite type,
    • Pb10(CO3)6O(OH)6,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0d5c40fd

30.89 lead chloride hydroxide

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Pb(OH)2.PbCl2, Pb2Cl(O,OH)2-x (where x ~ 0.325) and others.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Pb(OH)2.PbCl2, Pb2Cl(O,OH)2-x (where x ~ 0.325) and others
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_d5dcb6d8

30.90 lead chromate oxide

  • Definition: A Pb-Cr-based inorganic pigment with the chemical formula Pb2(CrO4)O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • phoenicochroite,
    • Pb2(CrO4)O,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_86d5c260

30.91 lead chromate sulfate

  • Definition: A Pb-Cr-based inorganic pigment with the chemical formula PbCrO4.xPbSO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • PbCrO4.xPbSO4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_bad809ea

30.92 lead sulfate (other types)

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment made of lead sulfides other than PbSO4.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_5d066542

30.93 lead tin oxide

  • Definition: A Pb-Sn-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Pb2SnO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • lead tin yellow,
    • Pb2SnO4,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7d971fe0

30.94 lead tin silicon oxide

  • Definition: A Pb-Sn-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Pb(Six,Sn1-x)O3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • lead tin yellow type II,
    • Pb(Six,Sn1-x)O3,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_01593656

30.95 lead white

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula 2PbCO3.Pb(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • 2PbCO3.Pb(OH)2,
    • lead carbonate hydroxide (pigment),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_34bc82ee

30.96 lepidocrocite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula γ-FeOOH.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • γ-FeOOH
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2048807b

30.97 litharge

30.98 lithium cobalt phosphate

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula LiCoPO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • LiCoPO4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_16d6b816

30.99 magnesite

  • Definition: A Mg-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula MgCO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • MgCO3
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_bb46e184

30.100 magnesium cobalt arsenate

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Mg2Co(AsO4)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Mg2Co(AsO4)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7903d63d

30.101 magnetite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Fe2+Fe3+2O4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Fe2+Fe3+2O4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2bd15e2a

30.102 malachite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu2CO3(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu2CO3(OH)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_cd222c05

30.103 manganese oxides

30.104 massicot

30.105 Maya blue

  • Definition: A Complex synthetic pigment based on an indigo- paligorskite complex.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • indigo-paligorskite complex
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_159b6705

30.106 metacinnabar

  • Definition: A Hg-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula β-HgS.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • β-HgS
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7de3a131

30.107 mica group minerals

30.108 montmorillonite

  • Definition: A Mg-Al-Si based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigment from the smectite group with the chemical formula (Na,Ca)0.3(Al,Mg)2Si4O10(OH)2.nH2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • (Na,Ca)0.3(Al,Mg)2Si4O10(OH)2.nH2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_488d8f86

30.109 mosaic gold

  • Definition: A Sn-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula SnS2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Tin(IV) sulfide,
    • SnS2,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_00240e2a

30.110 nacrite

  • Definition: A Al-Si-based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigment from the kaolinite group with the chemical formula Al2Si2O5(OH)4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Al2Si2O5(OH)4 (nacrite)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_39f96274

30.111 Naples yellow

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Pb2Sb2O7.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Lead antimony oxide,
    • Pb2Sb2O7,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_0a295fe8

30.112 natrojarosite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula NaFe3(SO4)2(OH)6.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • NaFe3(SO4)2(OH)6
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c858e62d

30.113 nontronite

  • Definition: A Fe-Al-Si based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigment from the smectite group with the chemical formula Na0.3Fe3+2(Si,Al)4O10(OH)2.nH2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Na0.3Fe3+2(Si,Al)4O10(OH)2.nH2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2cd83a62

30.114 orpiment

30.115 palygorskite

  • Definition: A Mg-Al-Si based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigment from the palygorskite group with the chemical formula (Mg,Al)2Si4O10(OH).4H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • (Mg,Al)2Si4O10(OH).4H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6c81f28a

30.116 pararealgar

  • Definition: An As-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula As4S4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • As4S4 (pararealgar)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_5d1e4ab8

30.117 paratacamite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu2Cl(OH)3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu2Cl(OH)3 (paratacamite)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e71b2ebb

30.118 plattnerite

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula PbO2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • PbO2 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e9ae944d

30.119 prussian blue

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3.xH2O where x = 14-16 (and substitutions).
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • hexacyanoferrate(II) compounds,
    • Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3.xH2O where x = 14-16 (and substitutions),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_afeb342a

30.120 pseudomalachite

  • Definition: A Cu-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Cu5(PO4)2(OH)4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Cu5(PO4)2(OH)4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c7ff0c22

30.121 pumice

30.122 purpurite

  • Definition: A Mn-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula MnPO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • MnPO4
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_ad522ba1

30.123 pyrite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula FeS2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • FeS2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_8c5cddc6

30.124 quartz

  • Definition: A Si-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula SiO2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SiO2 (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a1cb5378

30.125 realgar

  • Definition: An As-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula As4S4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • As4S4 (realgar)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_2c36600a

30.126 red lake pigments

  • Definition: A Metal-organic-complex inorganic and natural pigment with a complex composition.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_87413a8f

30.127 red lead

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic pigment with the chemical formula Pb2+2Pb4+O4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Minium,
    • lead(II, IV) oxide,
    • Pb2+2Pb4+O4,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_287b8eaf

30.128 red ochre

30.129 rutile

  • Definition: A Ti-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula TiO2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • TiO2 (rutile)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_523cbfab

30.130 sepia

30.131 serpentine group clay minerals

30.132 smalt

  • Definition: A Co-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula SiO2(vit)Cox.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • SiO2(vit)Cox
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_94c83a39

30.133 starch

  • Definition: A Complex inorganic and natural pigment made of a complex based on C6H10O5.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • C6H10O5-based complex
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_e5e5a283

30.134 stibnite

  • Definition: A Sb-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Sb2S3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Sb2S3 (mineral)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7a2bfe0e

30.135 sulfur

  • Definition: A S-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula S(am) and S8.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • S(am) and S8
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_272d1738

30.136 synthetic lead carbonate

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula PbCO3.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • PbCO3 (synthetic)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a9faa87b

30.137 synthetic manganese phosphate

  • Definition: A Mn-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula MnPO4.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • MnPO4 (synthetic)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_6b2692af

30.138 talc

  • Definition: A Mg-Si-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Mg3Si4O10(OH)2.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Mg3Si4O10(OH)2
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_08bba0d7

30.139 turmeric

  • Definition: An organic and natural pigment made of curcumin and derivatives.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • curcumin and derivatives
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_70e78128

30.140 Turner’s yellow

  • Definition: A Pb-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula PbCl2.5-7PbO.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Lead oxychloride,
    • PbCl2.5-7PbO,
    • C.I. Pigment Yellow 30,
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_acadfc5a

30.141 umbers and wads

30.142 Vandyke brown

30.143 vermiculite group clay minerals

  • Definition: A Fe-Al-Si based inorganic and natural clay mineral pigments from the vermiculite group with the chemical formula (Mg,Fe2+,Al)3(Al,Si)4O10(OH)2.4H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • (Mg,Fe2+,Al)3(Al,Si)4O10(OH)2.4H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_a24984db

30.144 vermillion

  • Definition: A Hg-based inorganic and synthetic pigment with the chemical formula α-HgS.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • synthetic mercury(II) sulfide,
    • α-HgS (synthetic),
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_1291f4c0

30.145 vivianite

  • Definition: A Fe-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula Fe3(PO4)2.8H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • Fe3(PO4)2.8H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_f5569e8c

30.146 yellow lake pigments

  • Definition: A Metal-organic-complex inorganic and natural pigment with a complex composition.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_7380fd9d

30.147 yellow ochre

30.148 zinc sulfate heptahydrate

  • Definition: A Zn-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula ZnSO4.7H2O.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • ZnSO4.7H2O
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_8027db1a

30.149 zinc sulfide

  • Definition: A Zn-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula ZnS.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • ZnS
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_03a70634

30.150 zinc(II) oxide

  • Definition: A Zn-based inorganic and natural pigment with the chemical formula ZnO.
  • Child of:
  • Alternate labels:
    • ZnO (pigment)
  • Other Properties:
    • note: Based on information in Eastaugh, N., Walsh, V. (2004). The Pigment compendium: Optical Microscopy of Historic Pigments. Oxford : Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_73cbee47

31 production context

31.1 primary

31.2 secondary

31.3 unknown

32 production process

32.1 absorption

32.2 acid reaction

32.3 grinding

32.4 heating

32.5 leaching

32.6 other

32.7 unknown

32.8 weathering

33 recycling indicator

33.1 not recycled

33.2 recycled

33.3 recycling suspected

33.4 unknown

34 reference material

  • Definition: A reference material (RM) is a material that is sufficiently stable and homogeneous in one or more of its properties and whose use for the calibration of measurements has been established. A certified reference material (CRM) is characterised by metrologically valid procedures for one or more specified properties and is accompanied by a certificate for this characterisation. Standard reference material” (SRM) is a trademarked term for CRMs satisfying additional criteria specified by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_c7d45a2d

34.1 other

34.2 Pb Isotope CRMs

34.2.1 BCR-2

34.2.1.1 BCR-2G

34.2.2 BHVO-2

34.2.2.1 BHVO-2G

34.2.3 BIR-1

34.2.3.1 BIR-1G

34.2.4 ERM-3800

34.2.5 GSD-1

34.2.5.1 GSD-1G

34.2.6 NIST SRM 3328

34.2.7 NIST SRM 610

34.2.8 NIST SRM 612

34.2.9 NIST SRM 614

34.2.10 NIST SRM 981

34.3 Tl isotope CRMs

34.3.1 ERM-AE649

34.3.2 NIST SRM 997

34.4 unknown

35 registry

35.1 gazetteer

35.1.1 Geonames

35.1.2 iDAI.gazetteer

35.1.3 PeriodO

35.1.4 Pleiades

35.1.5 TGN

35.1.6 WHG

35.2 GND

35.3 iDAI ChronOntology

35.4 ORCID

36 relationType

36.1 Cites

36.2 Collects

36.3 Compiles

36.4 Continues

36.5 Describes

36.6 Documents

36.7 HasMetadata

36.8 HasPart

36.9 HasTranslation

36.10 HasVersion

36.11 IsCitedBy

36.12 IsCollectedBy

36.13 IsCompiledBy

36.14 IsContinuedBy

36.15 IsDerivedFrom

36.16 IsDescribedBy

36.17 IsDocumentedBy

36.18 IsIdenticalTo

36.19 IsMetadataFor

36.20 IsNewVersionOf

36.21 IsObsoletedBy

36.22 IsOriginalFormOf

36.23 IsPartOf

36.24 IsPreviousVersionOf

36.25 IsPublishedIn

36.26 IsReferencedBy

36.27 IsRequiredBy

36.28 IsReviewedBy

36.29 IsSourceOf

36.30 IsSupplementedBy

36.31 IsSupplementTo

36.32 IsTranslationOf

36.33 IsVariantFormOf

36.34 IsVersionOf

36.35 Obsoletes

36.36 References

36.37 Requires

36.38 Reviews

37 resourceType

  • Definition: The type of a resource.
  • Other Properties:
    • note: This is a reproduction of a subset of the controlled list resourceTypeGeneral in the DataCite Metadata version schema 4.7. The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • Matches:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_4f75cdd5

37.1 Audiovisual

37.2 Award

37.3 Book

37.4 BookChapter

37.5 Collection (ResourceType)

37.6 ComputationalNotebook

37.7 ConferencePaper

37.8 ConferenceProceeding

37.9 DataPaper

37.10 Dataset

37.11 Dissertation

37.12 Event

37.13 Image

37.14 Instrument

37.15 InteractiveResource

37.16 Journal

37.17 JournalArticle

37.18 Model

37.19 Other (resourceType)

37.20 OutputManagementPlan

37.21 PeerReview

37.22 PhysicalObject

37.23 Preprint

37.24 Project

  • Definition: A planned endeavor or activity, frequently collaborative, intended to achieve a particular aim using allocated resources such as budget, time, and expertise.
  • Child of:
  • Other Properties:
    • scopeNote: This resource type represents the project and includes research projects and studies. For a project deliverable or description of a project, use the corresponding resource type for the output—e.g., for a project report, dissertation, or study registration, use the resourceTypeGeneral “Report”, “Dissertation”, or “StudyRegistration” instead.
    • note: The name and definition of this entry are taken from the DataCite Metadata Schema v4.7, published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) International license.
  • Matches:
  • References:
  • Concept URI: http://vocab.terralid.org#c_78ce6c50

37.25 Report

37.26 Service

37.27 Software

37.28 Sound

37.29 Standard

37.30 StudyRegistration

37.31 Text

37.32 Workflow

38 sample access

38.1 accessible

38.2 destroyed

38.3 inaccessible

38.4 lost

38.5 policy

38.6 unknown

39 sample housing

39.1 cardboard box

39.1.1 acid-free cardboard box

39.1.2 non acid-free cardboard box

39.2 display case

39.2.1 controlled environment display case

39.2.2 uncontrolled environment display case

39.3 Eppendorf tube

39.4 fabric bag

39.4.1 cotton fabric bag

39.4.2 plastics fabric bag

39.5 glass vial

39.6 no housing

39.7 paper bag

39.7.1 acid-free paper bag

39.7.2 non acid-free paper bag

39.8 plastics bag

39.8.1 plastics fabric bag

39.8.2 ziplock bag

39.9 PTFE/Teflon vial

39.10 unknown

40 sample introduction

40.1 laser ablation

40.2 solution

41 sample material

41.1 alteration product

41.1.1 alteration product (anthropogenic)

41.1.2 alteration product (hydrothermal)

41.1.3 alteration product (supergene)

41.2 anthropogenic material

41.2.1 alteration product (anthropogenic)

41.2.2 ceramic

41.2.3 glass

41.2.4 metal

41.2.4.1 coin

41.2.5 pigment

41.2.6 unaltered material

41.3 bulk

41.4 geological material

41.4.1 gossan

41.4.2 host rock

41.4.3 mineral

41.4.4 ore

41.4.4.1 alteration
41.4.4.2 ore mineral
41.4.4.2.1 major mineral
41.4.4.2.2 minor mineral
41.4.4.3 primary ore
41.4.4.4 secondary ore

41.4.5 sediment

41.4.6 unaltered material

41.4.7 wall rock

41.5 unknown

42 sample state

42.1 material consumed

42.2 modified

42.3 no material left

42.4 unchanged

42.5 unknown

43 sample type

43.1 cut

43.2 drill shavings

43.3 hand specimen fragments

43.4 hand-picked

43.5 in-situ

43.6 leachate

43.7 loose material

43.8 mineral separate

43.9 powder

43.10 section

43.10.1 polished section

43.10.2 thin section

43.11 swabbed material

43.12 unknown

44 sampling method

44.1 ablating

44.2 abrading

44.3 crushing

44.4 cutting

44.5 dissolution

44.5.1 etching/leaching

44.5.2 swabbing

44.6 drilling

44.6.1 micromill

44.7 fragment collection

44.8 separation

44.8.1 density separation

44.8.2 hand-picking

44.8.3 magnet separation

44.9 unknown

45 site type

45.1 anthropogenic site

45.1.1 artefact scatter

45.1.2 built structures

45.1.2.1 building
45.1.2.1.1 administrative structure
45.1.2.1.2 agricultural structure
45.1.2.1.3 communal structure
45.1.2.1.4 house
45.1.2.1.5 military structure
45.1.2.1.6 religious structure
45.1.2.1.7 workshop

45.1.2.1.7.1 foundry

45.1.2.1.7.2 melting site

45.1.2.1.7.3 non-metallurgical workshop

45.1.2.1.7.4 smelting site

45.1.2.2 camp
45.1.2.3 infrastructure
45.1.2.3.1 bridge
45.1.2.3.2 road
45.1.2.4 settlement

45.1.3 funerary site

45.1.3.1 burial cave
45.1.3.2 burial ground
45.1.3.3 grave
45.1.3.4 tomb

45.1.4 hearth

45.1.5 infilling

45.1.6 isolated feature

45.1.7 mine

45.1.7.1 open pit mine
45.1.7.2 underground mine

45.1.9 pit

45.1.10 post hole

45.1.11 refuse area

45.1.11.1 debris dump
45.1.11.2 midden
45.1.11.3 mine dump
45.1.11.4 slag dump
45.1.11.5 tailing dump

45.1.12 single find

45.1.13 storage pit

45.2 geological site

45.2.1 cave

45.2.1.1 burial cave

45.2.2 deposit

45.2.3 field

45.2.4 locality

45.2.5 occurrence

45.2.5.1 outcrop

45.3 unknown

46 unit of measurement

46.1 concentration

46.1.1 %

46.1.2 at%

46.1.3 oxide%

46.1.4 wt%

46.1.5 µg/g

46.1.6 µg/kg

46.2 cps

46.3 distance

46.3.1 cm

46.3.2 km

46.3.3 m

46.3.4 mm

46.4 electric potential

46.4.1 mV

46.4.2 V

46.5 mass

46.5.1 g

46.5.2 kg

46.5.3 mg

46.5.4 µg

46.6 time

46.6.1 a

46.6.2 Ma