2026-04-07T10:30:59+01:0012,437103415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects48510102895444CORACLEYA small boat of wickerwork covered by a watertight material.128P2203100304CORACLEYA small craft of wickerwork covered with waterproof material.143P1190978972CORALYA calcareous, hard substance, the external skeleton of marine polyps, used in the manufacture of jewellery.77P11181159286CORBEILLEYA flower bed, usually circular and convex in form, edged with wicker basketwork, iron hoops or terracotta.1P2776137606CORBELYA cantilevered block projecting from the face of a wall and supporting a structure such as a parapet, beam or arch.546P48610102996036CORBELYA support projecting from a wall.128P3620138855CORBEL TABLEYA projecting wall or structure, such as a parapet or battlement, supported by a series of corbels.546P10173122496Corbelled Arch BridgeN1N564370742Corbelled TombN1N411668624CORD RIGYNarrow ridges representing the surviving surface traces of later prehistoric cultivation.1P1214383100CORDAGEYThick ropes and rigging.77P743991624Cordage HouseN1N11690164170CORDITE DOUGH STOREYA building in which cordite dough is stored before extrusion.1P11695164179Cordite Drying StoveN1N990899586CORDITE FACTORYYA factory principally engaged in the manufacture of the propellant explosive cordite.1P11693164173CORDITE INCORPORATING HOUSENA building in which cordite paste is blended with the solvent acetone and Vaseline to form a cordite dough.1P11694164174Cordite Press HouseN1N564470743Corduroy RoadN1N48710103097552COREYThe piece of stone or flint remaining after flakes have been produced. This is a by-product of tool manufacture.128P488101031Core FragmentN128N489101032Core Rejuvenation FlakeN128N49010103396766CORERYA device for removing the core from fruit.128P2777137607CORINTHIAN BASEYA slender and elegant base usually of Attic type with two tori, two scotiae and two astragals.546P2778137608CORINTHIAN CAPITALYA capital with two rows of eight acanthus leaves rising above an astragal;from between the leaves of the upper row rise eight stalks,each surmounted by a calyx from which emerge volutes carryingthe corners of the concave sided abacus and central ornaments546P2779137609CORINTHIAN COLUMNYA vertical structure usually with an Attic base or spira with slender and elegant design, with a capital decorated with acanthus leaves and an entablature rich in carved ornament.546P2780137610CORINTHIAN ENTABLATUREYAn entablature often of great magnificence with bead and reel between fasciae of the architrave, frieze ornamented with continuous sculpture and cornice, with ornate coffers and richly carved modillions.546P2781137611CORINTHIAN ORDERYA classical order having a bell shaped capital that is decorated with laurel, olive or acanthus leaves from which CAULICOLI emerge. The shaft is usually fluted and the base is often an Attic base.546P1191078973CORKYA light, buoyant material obtained from the cork oak. Cork is used in floats and as stoppers for bottles.77P49110103496520CORKYA stopper made of cork used to prevent liquid escaping from a container.128P11158159246CORK FACTORYYA building or complex where corks and stoppers are made for use in bottling.1P