AAT Hierarchy Display (Getty Research)


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			Top of the AAT hierarchies
			.... Materials Facet
			........ Materials (hierarchy name)
			............ materials (substances)
			................ <materials by form>
			.................... <materials by physical form>
			........................ <fiber and fiber by product>
			............................ <fiber by product>
			................................ paper (fiber product)
			.................................... <paper by composition or origin>
			........................................ acid-free paper
			........................................ alkaline paper
			........................................ bark paper (paper by composition)
			........................................ gampi (paper)
			........................................ hemp paper
			........................................ japan paper
			........................................ kozo (paper)
			........................................ rag paper
			........................................ rayon paper
			........................................ rice paper (paper)
			........................................ Sanchipat
			........................................ synthetic paper
			........................................ waterleaf (paper)
			........................................ wood-free paper
			........................................ wood pulp paper
			........................................ Xuan paper
			.................................... <paper by form>
			........................................ adhesive-coated paper
			........................................ adhesive note paper
			........................................ aluminum paper
			........................................ antique paper
			........................................ Arches paper (generic paper)
			........................................ art paper
			........................................ brocade paper
			........................................ card stock
			........................................ China paper
			........................................ colored paper
			........................................ crepe paper
			........................................ decorated papers
			........................................ Japanese paper (handmade paper)
			........................................ Japanese vellum
			........................................ Korean paper
			........................................ laminated paper
			........................................ metallic paper
			........................................ Michallet paper
			........................................ onionskin paper
			........................................ paperboard
			........................................ pasteboard (paper)
			........................................ patterned paper
			........................................ transparent paper
			........................................ vegetable parchment
			........................................ vellum (paper)
			........................................ waxed paper
			.................................... <paper by function>
			........................................ articulating paper (dental equipment) [N]
			........................................ blotting paper
			........................................ building paper
			........................................ construction paper
			........................................ copy paper
			........................................ drawing paper
			........................................ filter paper
			........................................ handsheet
			........................................ indicator paper
			........................................ litmus paper
			........................................ mounting tissue
			........................................ music paper
			........................................ photographic paper
			........................................ printing paper
			........................................ stencil paper
			........................................ transfer paper
			........................................ typewriter paper
			........................................ waste paper
			........................................ wrapping paper
			........................................ writing paper
			.................................... <paper by production method>
			........................................ coated paper
			........................................ cold-pressed paper
			........................................ glazed paper
			........................................ handmade paper
			........................................ hot-pressed paper
			........................................ laid paper
			........................................ machine-made paper
			........................................ marbled paper
			........................................ moldmade paper
			........................................ oil-coated paper
			........................................ paste paper
			........................................ scratted paper
			........................................ wove paper

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