2021

Library of Congress Demographic Group Terms, Medium of Performance Terms, Genre/Form Terms, and Subject Headings Created by Catalogers at the University of Washington Libraries Through the SACO Program

2021

Library of Congress Demographic Group Terms

• Aboriginal Australians
• Accounting teachers
• Acromegaly patients
• Adult education teachers
• Afghan French
• Africanists
• Aleuts
• Algerian French
• Ancient Romans
• Andeans
• Angevins
• Anglo-Saxons
• Aquitains
• Arabic teachers
• Archaeology teachers
• Architecture teachers
• Arctic residents
• Argentine Americans
• Art teachers
• Asperger's syndrome patients
• Assyrians
• Astrophysicists
• Australian Americans
• Australian Capital Territory residents
• Austrian Americans
• Azoreans
• Bardi (Australian people)
• Baseball managers
• Belarusians
• Belfastians
• Biochemistry teachers
• Biology teachers
• Book artists
• Book collectors
• Bosnian Canadians
• Bridge players
• British Canadians
• British Virgin Islanders
• Buddhism teachers
• Bulgarian Americans
• Bulgarians
• Burgundians
• Burmese Americans
• Cabo Verdeans
• Cambodian Americans
• Cambodians
• Chemical engineering teachers
• Chemical laboratory technicians
• Chemistry teachers
• Children of murder victims
• Children of novelists
• Children of politicians
• Chinese Australians
• Chinese Canadians
• Chinese French
• Chinese Singaporeans
• Chinese students
• Choreographers
• Civil rights workers
• Classics teachers
• Coeur d'Alene (North American people)
• Colombian Americans
• Communication teachers
• Composition teachers (Music)
• Confederates
• Cook Islanders
• Cooks
• Corsican teachers
• Corsicans
• Creative writing teachers
• Creoles
• Criminologists
• Criminology teachers
• Croatians
• Cumbrians
• Delhiites
• Derbyshiremen
• Documentary filmmakers
• Dorsetians
• Dress scholars
• Dubaians
• Dundonians
• East Anglians
• East Sussex, England, residents
• Egyptian students
• Egyptologists
• Electrical engineering teachers
• Elementary school teachers
• Engineering teachers
• English language learners
• English teachers
• Environmentalists
• Essexmen
• Estonian Americans
• Estuarine oceanographers
• Ethiopian Americans
• Ethiopians
• Faroese
• Fluid dynamicists
• Foreign ministers
• Forestry consultants
• French Canadians
• French teachers
• Galicians (Spain)
• Galwegians (Ireland)
• Gender studies teachers
• German Canadians
• German teachers
• Ghanaian Canadians
• Gibraltarians
• Gitxsan (North American people)
• Glaswegians
• Gloucestershiremen
• Government contractors
• Graduate advisors
• Greater Mancunians
• Greek Cypriots
• Greek French
• Greek Italians
• Greenlanders
• Guinean French
• Guitar students
• Hantsians
• Health officers
• Heart transplant patients
• Hertfordians
• High school teachers
• Horn players
• Hungarian Americans
• Hungarian Canadians
• Indian Americans
• Indian Canadians
• Indigenous people
• Indologists
• Indonesian Americans
• Intelligence officers
• Interrogators
• Inventors
• Iranian Canadians
• Iraqi Americans
• Iraqis
• Israeli Americans
• Italian English
• Italian students
• Jamestown S'Klallam (North American people)
• Japanese English
• Jordanians
• Journalism teachers
• Kadazan-Dusun (Malaysian people)
• Kanak (New Caledonian people)
• Kashmiri (South Asian people)
• Kayagŭm students
• Kazakhstanis
• Keyboardists
• Khakass (Central Asian people)
• Kokatha (Australian people)
• Kwakwaka'wakw (North American people)
• Larrakia (Australian people)
• Latin Americans
• Latin speakers
• Latin teachers
• Law teachers
• Libyan Americans
• Libyans
• Literary critics
• Local historians
• Loggers
• Logisticians
• Londoners (England)
• Lower Saxons
• Lutenists
• Macau, China, residents
• Mangaians
• Manileños
• Maohi (Polynesian people)
• Materials scientists
• Mathematics teachers
• Mauritanians
• Mauritians
• Mayanists
• Media scholars
• Media teachers
• Meningitis patients
• Mesopotamians
• Métis (North American people)
• Moldovans
• Montenegrins
• Motion picture producers
• Multiple myeloma patients
• Musicology teachers
• Mystics
• Naga (South Asian people)
• Nāgāland, India, residents
• Namibians
• Nepali Americans
• Niueans
• Normans
• North Anglians
• North Rhine-Westphalians
• Northern English
• Novo Ecijanos
• Numismatists
• Octogenarians
• Ojibwe (North American people)
• Olympic athletes
• Omanis
• Oneida (North American people)
• Oneida speakers
• Orang Asli (Malaysian people)
• Otagans
• Pakistani Canadians
• Paper conservators
• Paleographers
• Palestinian Arabs
• Palestinians
• Papermakers
• Papiamentu teachers
• Parisians
• Pediatric nurses
• People with cerebral palsy
• Persian Gulf War veterans
• Persian speakers
• Philosophers
• Physics teachers
• Piano teachers
• Podcasters
• Poetry teachers
• Polish French
• Pornographers
• Prairie Provinces residents
• Premenstrual dysphoric disorder patients
• Psychology students
• Pulitzer Prize winners
• Radio talk show hosts
• Rajasthanis
• Record executives
• Record producers
• Reed organists
• Religion teachers
• Rhadé (Asian people)
• Romanian Americans
• Romanian French
• Russian Americans
• Rwandan French
• Sahrawis
• Saint Thomians
• Salvadoran Americans
• Sammarinese
• Sanskrit teachers
• Saxons
• Scandinavians
• School administrators
• School principals
• Scottish Canadians
• Screenwriting teachers
• Seismologists
• Semelai (Malaysian people)
• Seneca (North American people)
• Serbian Americans
• Shoshone (North American people)
• Singaporean Canadians
• Singing teachers
• Sinhalese (Sri Lankan people)
• Sint Maarteners (Country of Sint Maarten)
• Slavists
• Social historians
• Social work teachers
• Somali Italians
• Somersetonians
• South Asian Canadians
• Spanish teachers
• Spectroscopists
• Spokane (North American people)
• Squamish (North American people)
• Squamish speakers
• Squash players
• Sri Lankan Americans
• Surfers
• Sussaxons
• Swazis
• Swedish Canadians
• Swinomish (North American people)
• Swiss Americans
• Syrian Americans
• Tahitians
• Taiwanese Americans
• Tajikistanis
• Tajiks (Central Asian people)
• Tamil (Indic people)
• Tamils (State of Tamil Nadu)
• Television producers
• Television scholars
• Television studies teachers
• Temuan (Malaysian people)
• Territorians (Northern Territory)
• Theravada Buddhists
• Tibetans
• Tibetologists
• Timorese
• Tlingit (North American people)
• Tōhokujin
• Torres Strait Islanders
• Tourette syndrome patients
• Translators
• Tuareg (African people)
• Turkish Americans
• Turkish Australians
• Turkish Cypriots
• Tutsi (African people)
• Umatilla (North American people)
• Umatilla speakers
• Urak Lawoiʼ (Southeast Asian people)
• Urban planning teachers
• Uruguayan Americans
• Ute (North American people)
• Uzbekistanis
• Valencians
• Vatican City residents
• Vietnam War veterans
• Vietnamese Canadians
• Violinists
• Wardaman (Australian people)
• West Bengalis
• West Yorkshiremen
• Western Apache (North American people)
• Western Apache speakers
• Wicklowers
• Wildlife trackers
• Women's studies teachers
• World War I veterans
• World War II veterans
• Yankunytjatjara (Australian people)
• Yanyuwa (Australian people)
• Youth workers
• Zagrebians
• Zanzibaris
• Zapotec (North American people)
• Zugers

Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus for Music Terms

• encephalophone

Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms

• Altered books
• Bawdy fiction
• Invectives (Literature)
• Online news
• Parking maps
• Standards (Reference works)
• Television criticism and reviews
• War songs

Library of Congress Subject Headings

• A-frames (Structural frames)
• Adsorption calorimetry
• ʻAlawī dynasty, 1666-
• Angkor Thom (Extinct city)
• American prose literature--Iranian American authors
• Animals--Color--Genetic aspects
• Apoda (Insects)
• Apoda limacodes
• Arches in art
• Architecture, Maurya
• Architecture, Sinhalese
• Art, Hiberno-Saxon
• Authority--Religious aspects--Taoism
• Avatars (Religion) in art
• Badami Caves (Badami, India)
• Bahai poetry, Persian
• Banteau Srei Temple (Cambodia)
• Baphuon (Angkor Thom)
• Bara Imambara (Lucknow, India)
• Baradaris (Architecture)
• Basohli painting
• Bathing customs in art
• BCS-BEC crossover
• Bhim ki Chauri (India)
• Bian qing
• Bian qing music
• Bikaner painting
• Biodiversity conservation--Religious aspects
• Biodiversity conservation--Religious aspects--Islam
• Bombyx
• Bombyx mori
• Boys' schools
• Brienzer Rothorn (Switzerland)
• Bronze figurines, Prehistoric
• Bronze sculpture, Prehistoric
• Buddhagupta Pillar (Eran)
• Buddhist monks in art
• Buddhist preaching in art
• Buddhist rock-cut temples
• Buddhist sandstone sculpture
• Buddhist schist sculpture
• Buddhist women in art
• Buddhists in art
• Bun Phawēt (Buddhist festival)
• Bundi painting
• Cabbage Palm Avenue (Peradeniya, Sri Lanka)
• Calcium imaging
• Camel riders
• Cattle--Color--Genetic aspects
• Chanderi Fort (Chanderi, Ashoknagar, India)
• Characters and characteristics in the Mahābhārata
• Characters and characteristics in the Rāmāyaṇa
• Chaumukhnath Temple (Nāchna, Madhya Pradesh, India)
• Chausath Khambha (Agra, India)
• Čhēdī Čhao ʻĀi Čhao Yī (Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand)
• Chemically induced dimerization
• Chhatri Rani Hada (Agra, India)
• Chhatris (Architecture) in art
• Chittaurgarh (India)--History--Siege, 1567-1568
• Chowgan (Chamba, India)
• Christian women saints in art
• Church of the East mural painting and decoration
• Claudins
• Clay--Wettability
• Cree gay men
• Cusped arches
• Cymbal players
• Cymbal players in art
• Dams--Drainage systems
• Danio nigrofasciatus
• Dashavatara Temple (Deogarh, Uttar Pradesh, India)
• Datia Palace (Datia, India)
• Decoration and ornament, Mogul Empire
• Decoration and ornament, Rajput
• Deep mutational scanning
• Delhi Gate (Chanderi, Ashoknagar, India)
• Dents du Midi Mountains (Switzerland)
• Diffusion Monte Carlo method
• Dimerization
• Divorce in the Hadith
• Diwan-i Am (Lal Qila, Delhi, India)
• Diwan-i Amm (Lahore Fort, Lahore, Pakistan)
• Dogcarts
• Doped semiconductor nanocrystals
• Draft dogs
• Drummers (Musicians) in art
• Dye houses
• Elephant trunk
• Elephanta Caves (Mumbai, India)
• Engineered living materials
• Equus quagga
• Eran (Extinct city)
• Fables, Turkish
• Falak (The Persian word)
• Fanamu-manu (Dance)
• Figure sculpture, Indic
• Figure sculpture, Korean
• Figure sculpture, Mathurā
• Figure sculpture, Sri Lankan
• Find (Indonesian people)
• Fire eating in art
• Fishes--Color--Genetic aspects
• Fishes--Nervous system--Physiology
• Fluorescent labeling
• Flute players in art
• Folk literature, Soqotri
• Gandharvas (Buddhist deities) in art
• Gateway of India (Mumbai, India)
• Ghost tours
• Gileppe Dam (Belgium)
• God (Islam)--Simplicity
• Gowi nitutu
• Gravitational waves--Detection
• Guard stones (Sinhalese architecture)
• Han River Valley (Korea)
• Hawa Mahal (Chanderi Fort, Chanderi, Ashoknagar, India)
• Heliodorus Pillar (Bais, India)
• Higano family
• Hill stations
• Hindu cave temples
• Hindu rock-cut temples
• Hindu schist sculpture
• Hiou
• Hybrid perovskites
• Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long (Hanoi, Vietnam)
• Iran--History--Azerbaijan Crisis, 1946
  
• Jagat Shiromani Temple (Āmer, India)
• Jaimal and Patta Palaces (Chitor Fort, India)
• Javari Temple (Khajurāho, India)
• Jewelry boxes
• Kalabubus
• Kangra painting
• Kanheri Caves (India)
• Kham Chanōt Island (Thailand)
• Khunsari language
• Kirti Stambha (Chitor Fort, India : 12th century)
• Kiwi populations
• Kiwi populations--Estimates
• Kunwāri River (Madhya Pradesh, India)
• Ladhedi Gate (Gwalior, India)
• Lady's maids in art
• Lakshmana Temple (Khajurāho, India)
• Libya--History--Karamanli dynasty, 1711-1835
• Limax maximus
• Limax (Mollusks)
• Lotus Mahal (Hampi, India)
• Lustrations in art
• Madrasahs in art
• Maha Wong Canal (Thailand)
• Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (Kanniyākumāri, India)
• Main halls (Buddhist temples)
• Makah art
• Mandovaras
• Manuscripts, Egyptian
• Marble screens
• Marble sculpture, Indic
• Marble walls
• Maria-Theresien-Denkmal (Vienna, Austria)
• Marine Drive (Mumbai, India)
• Mats (Floor coverings)
• Medical codes
• Meguti Jain Temple (Aihole, Karnataka, India)
• Melibe leonina
• Mer de Glace (France)
• Meskhetians (Turkic people) in literature
• Metal adsorption calorimetry
• Metal nanoparticles
• Methylammonium lead iodide
• Milking in art
• Miniature painting, Rajput
• Mithunas
• Mithunas in art
• Mogaele (Dance)
• Mönch (Switzerland)
• Mountain gods in art
• Mountain worship in art
• Mourning customs in motion pictures
• Mud flats
• Mudrās (Buddhism) in art
• Mukhacatuskis
• Mumbai Harbour (India)
• Muvar Koil (Kodumbālūr, India)
• Nagas (Indic deities)
• Nagas (Indic deities) in art
• Nakula Sahadeva Ratha (Māmallapuram, India)
• Nandi Temple (Khajurāho, India)
• Nathdwara painting
• Naubat Khana (Lal Qila, Delhi, India)
• Naubat khanas
• Naukhanda Mahal (Chanderi Fort, Chanderi, Ashoknagar, India)
• Naulakha Bhandar (Chitor Fort, India)
• Naulākhā (Lahore Fort, Lahore, Pakistan)
• Neak Pean (Angkor)
• Nets in art
• Neuroethology
• Newborn screening
• Newtonian noise
• Nias (Indonesian people)
• Nias (Indonesian people)--Jewelry
• Nickel nanoparticles
• Nickel nanoparticles--Thermdynamics
• Nijūbashi (Tokyo, Japan)
• Nishāt Bāgh (India)
• Nonlinear optical microscopy
• Nurabad Bridge (Nūrābād, Madhya Pradesh, India)
• Offering tables
• Ogee arches
• Old Court House Street (Kolkata, India)
• Organoselenium catalysts
• Osteocalcin
• Ottomanism
• Packing rooms
• Paleolimnology--Pleistocene
• Palm Sunday in art
• Panch Mahal (Fatehpur Sikri, India)
• Papanatha Temple (Paṭṭadakal, India)
• Pancha Rathas (Māmallapuram, India)
• Panchganga Ghat (Vārānasi, Uttar Pradesh, India)
• Parinirvana
• Parinirvana in art
• Partridges in art
• Parvati Temple (Nāchna, Madhya Pradesh, India)
• Peacock feathers
• Pearl necklaces
• Peristyles
• Perovskite materials
• Pheromones in pest control
• Phosphoglycerol
• Phosphorylethanolamine
• Physical oceanography
• Physics students
• Pier arches
• Piers (Structural members)
• Pilasters
• Pinnacles (Architecture)
• Pitalkhora Caves (India)
• Platforms (Architecture)
• Po Klong Garai Temple (Phan Rang-Tháp Chàm, Vietnam)
• Pont des Arts (Paris, France)
• Port Gamble Reservation (Wash.)
• Portrait sculpture, Gandhara
• Portrait sculpture, Gupta
• Portrait sculpture, Indic
• Portrait drawing, Mogul Empire
• Portrait sculpture, Mathurā
• Post-and-lintel construction
• Prasat Banteay Chhmar (Cambodia)
• Presence chambers
• Prisoners' writings, Indonesian
• Pulligoda Galge (Sri Lanka)
• Purana Qila (Delhi, India)
• Quantum Monte Carlo methods
• Qutub Shahi Tombs (Hyderabad, India)
• Rail passengers
• Rajabai Clock Tower (Mumbai, India)
• Rajput (Indic people) in art
• Ram Bagh (Agra, India)
• Rāmlīlā
• Rāmlīlā in art
• Rang Mahal (Fatehpur Sikri, India)
• Rani Cave (India)
• Rāsalīlā in art
• Relief (Sculpture), Gandhara
• Relief (Sculpture), Gupta
• Relief (Sculpture), Indonesian
• Relief (Sculpture), Mathurā
• Relief (Sculpture), Sri Lankan
• Relief (Sculpture), Śuṅga
• Ribs (Architecture)
• Rishis' wives
• Rishis' wives in art
• Road roller operators
• Rock-cut architecture
• Rock-cut temples
• Rocking stones
• Rotation sensor
• Rotational seismology
• Rumi Darwaza (Lucknow, India)
• Salina Cruz Harbor (Mexico)
• Samadhishvara Temple (Chittorgarh Fort, Chittaurgarh, India)
• Samrat Gate (Jaipur, India)
• Sandstone sculpture
• Sandstone sculpture, Gupta
• Sandstone sculpture, Indic
• Sandstone sculpture, Mathurā
• Sandstone sculpture, Maurya
• Sandstone sculpture, Sarnath
• Sandstone sculpture, Śuṅga
• Sarnath school of art
• Sauk-Suiattle Indians
• Sawan Pavilion (Lal Qila, Delhi, India)
• Schist sculpture, Indic
• Sculpture, Sarnath
• Sculpture, Śuṅga
• Semendo (Indonesian people)
• Senryu, Indonesian
• Sexual intercourse in art
• Shahi Hammam (Agra Fort, Agra, India)
• Shalimar Garden (Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India)
• Shiite poetry, Turkish
• Shikharas
• Silver doors
• Skansen Kronan (Göteborg, Sweden)
• Skansen Lejonet (Göteborg, Sweden)
• Socles (Architecture)
• Songs, Puget Sound Salish
• Soqotri (Yemeni people)
• Soqotri literature
• Squaxin Island Indians
• Squaxin Island Reservation (Wash.)
• Srebrenica Massacre, Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1995
• Srebrenica Massacre, Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1995, in literature
• Srirangapatna Fort (Śrīraṅgapaṭṭaṇa, India)
• Stepmothers in art
  
• Swarga Brahma Temple (Ālampur, India)
• Swinomish Reservation (Wash.)
• Ṭāhirid dynasty, 1454-1517
• Tapestry, Mogul Empire
• Tehit (Indonesian people)
• Temple of Goorneh (Thebes, Egypt)
• Textile fabrics, Simalungun
• Thai teachers
• Thai teachers--Identity
• Tha Lat Canal (Chachoengsao, Thailand)
• Thailand--History--Coup d'état, 1977
• Thap Muoi Plain (Vietnam and Cambodia)
• Theodosius Dikilitaşı (Istanbul, Turkey)
• Thrones in art
• Tiger Cave (Saluvankuppam, India)
• Tight junction proteins
• Time-dependent density functional theory
• Titanium-binding peptides
• Torso (Anatomy)
• Torso (Anatomy) in art
  
• Treasuries (Buildings)
• Tughlakabad Fort (New Delhi, India : Fort)
• Tying (Manual training)
• Uighur (Turkic people) in art
• Vases, Korean
• Vedibandhas
• Victory in literature
• Vietnam--Civilization--Mediterranean influences
• Visual learning in animals
• War dances
• Water clusters
• Water clusters--Structure
• Water crimes
• Water diversion in art
• Web forms
• Women dancers in art
• Wood sculpture, Korean
• Worship (Buddhism)
• W̲SÁNEĆ Indians
• XForms (Document markup language)
• Yadavindra Gardens (Pinjaur, India)
• Yakṣīs (Hindu deities)
• Yakṣīs (Hindu deities) in art
• Yoginīs in art