Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Built Environment (hierarchy name)
4. Single Built Works (hierarchy name)
5. single built works (built environment)
6. [single built works by specific type]
7. [single built works by function]

Narrower term/s

• memorials (monuments)[+]
  • war memorials
  • memorial arches [NP] [+]
    • triumphal arches (memorial arches)
  • memorial columns [NP] [+]
    • zoophoric columns
    • triumphal columns [+]
      • rostral columns
  • descansos (memorials)
  • vīragals
• religious structures[+]
  • pyramids (tombs or platforms) [NP] [+]
    • stepped pyramids
    • tzacualli
  • religious buildings [+]
    • domus ecclesiae
    • religious building fixtures [NP] [+]
      • Christian religious building fixtures [+]
      • Islamic religious building fixtures [+]
      • ablution fountains
      • [altars and altar components] [+]
      • chancel screens [+]
      • preaching chairs [NP]
      • [coverings and hangings for religious building fixtures] [NP] [+]
      • Japanese religious building fixtures [+]
      • Jewish religious building fixtures [+]
      • Indian religious building fixtures [+]
      • offertory tables [NP]
      • Pacific Island religious building fixtures [+]
      • lustral baths
    • religious building spaces [NP] [+]
      • Christian religious building spaces [+]
      • sanctuaries (religious building spaces) [+]
      • temple spaces [+]
      • naoi (chambers)
      • oratories
      • sacraria
      • pastophoria
      • āvṛtta-maṇḍapa
      • madhya-nāḍi
      • harams (religious building spaces)
      • prayer halls [+]
    • chapels (rooms or structures) [NP] [+]
      • [chapels by function] [+]
      • [chapels by location or context] [+]
    • pagodas (buildings) [+]
      • tahōtō
      • pagoda crypts
      • tǎ
    • kivas
    • baptisteries
    • churches (buildings) [+]
      • [churches by form] [+]
      • [church buildings by function] [+]
      • [church buildings by location or context] [+]
    • meeting houses (religious buildings) [+]
      • Quaker meeting houses
    • mosques (buildings) [+]
      • [mosques by form] [+]
      • [mosques by function] [+]
    • synagogues (buildings)
    • temples (buildings) [+]
      • [temples by form] [+]
      • [temples by function] [+]
      • [temples by location or context] [+]
    • maṇḍapas [+]
      • ardhamaṇḍapas
      • bhogamaṇḍapas
      • gūḍhamaṇḍapa
      • namaskāra-maṇḍapas
      • maṇḍapikā
      • snāpana-maṇḍapa
      • vasanta-maṇḍapa
      • garuḍa-maṇḍapa
      • vṛṣa-maṇḍapa
      • sabhāmaṇḍapa
      • raṅgamaṇḍapa
      • Nandi-maṇḍapa
      • prāggrīva-maṇḍapa
    • wihan
    • hondō
    • kondō
    • Kaidan'in
    • shariden
    • tabernacles (Christian buildings)
    • caityagrha [+]
      • cētiyaghara
    • fanums
    • imambaras
    • khanqahs
    • āyāgasabhā
    • samavaśaraṇa
    • gurudwaras
  • minarets
  • shrines (structures) [+]
    • heroa
    • chaityas [+]
      • cētiya
    • jinjas
    • mithraea
    • sacella
    • t'ai miao
    • naiskoi
    • mashhads (shrines)
    • mbari (shrines)
    • jani [NP]
    • wayside shrines
    • lararia
    • dēvagṛha
    • aṣṭaparivāra
    • Liṅgākāra
    • mūlaprāsāda
    • karṇa-prāsādas
    • kūṭāgāraśālā
    • dēvakula [+]
      • dēvakulikā
    • bhadra-prāsāda
    • kōṇavimāna
    • Bōdhighara
    • māḍakōvil
    • aṣṭaparivārālaya
    • parivārālaya
    • dēvālaya
    • māḍākāra
    • jakkhāyatana
    • Lourdes grottoes
    • srikovils
    • hondens
    • heraions
    • mazars
  • stupas [+]
    • chortens
    • dagobas
    • prachedis
  • ziggurats
  • holy wells
  • sukkahs (structures)
  • idgahs
  • martyria
  • freestanding altars [NP] [+]
    • fire altars
    • arae
    • thymeles
    • bomoi
    • grave altars [NP]
    • council altars (Roman Catholic church)
  • spirit houses (religious structures)
  • prang
  • maraes
  • candis
  • teocalli
  • momoztli (altar)
  • well temples
  • chanting halls
  • meditation halls
• funerary structures[+]
  • columbaria (cemeteries) [NP]
  • funerary buildings [+]
    • funerary preparatory buildings [+]
      • funeral homes
      • crematories [+]
      • morgues
      • mortuaries
      • towers of silence
    • sepulchral buildings [+]
      • mausoleums [+]
      • ossuaries (buildings)
      • sepulchral chapels [NP]
    • funeral chapels [NP]
    • tomb chapels [NP]
  • burial mounds [+]
    • cairns [NP]
    • barrows
    • tumuli
    • long barrows
    • kurgans (burial mounds)
  • catafalques
  • graves
  • pyres
  • sepulchral monuments [+]
    • lanterns of the dead
    • tombstones (sepulchral monuments) [+]
      • headstones (tombstones)
      • footstones (tombstones)
    • cenotaphs
    • tomb slabs
    • cineraria (sepulchral monuments)
    • funerary stelea
    • gedachteniskruisjes
    • grave altars
    • grave crosses
    • grave posts
    • grave markers
    • grave pillars
    • weepers (sculptures)
    • sarcophagus altars
  • lich stones
  • tombs [+]
    • [tombs by form] [+]
      • pyramids (tombs or platforms) [+]
      • chullpas
      • altar tombs
      • tholos tombs
      • mastabas (tombs)
      • chamber tombs [+]
      • cist graves
      • shaft graves (tombs)
      • rock-cut tombs [+]
      • tower-tombs
      • pillar tombs
      • navetas
      • tile graves
      • cliff tombs [+]
    • [tombs by function] [+]
      • royal tombs
      • confessions (tombs)
      • mazars [NP]
  • gravehouses
  • castra doloris
  • burial caves [+]
    • sepulchral caves
  • spirit ways
  • double burials
  • chariot burials
  • grave shelters (temporary structures)
  • receiving vaults (funerary structures)
  • burial vaults
• Maypoles
• ritual pits [NP]
• dolmens

Anotations

Scope note:

Structures built or used primarily or exculsively for ceremonies or related activities.