2026-04-06T13:42:11+01:0012,437109415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects747191657Craft ChapelN1N747291658CRAFT INDUSTRY SITENSite of small scale industrial production often involving hand work and craft skills.1P520101063CrampN128N52110106496575CRAMPONYA spiked, iron plate fixed to a boot for climbing on ice.128P2802137632CRANEYA machine used for lifting materials.546P522570227CRANEYA large, metal or wooden structure, used for raising, lowering and moving heavy objects. Use more specific type where known.1P2208100308CRANE BARGEYA shallow draft vessel used to carry a crane.143P747391661CRANE HOUSEYA component part of a treadmill crane, the shed is used to enclose the treadwheel.1P747491662CRANEWHEELYA tread-wheel by which a crane was formerly worked.1P442968944CRANNOGYAn island, partly or wholly artificial, built up by dumping timber, earth and stones onto a lake or river bed. Often revetted with timber piles or palisade.1P747591663CRATEMAKERS SHOPYWorkshop for producing crates, particularly for the packing of pottery.1P12357140469CRATESYWooden boxes or cases for carrying fruit and other similar goods.77P2209100523CRAYERY143P472569256CRAZING MILLYMill for fine grinding of tin ore between millstones.1P522101065100066CREAMERYA decorative container for serving cream.128P747691664CreameryN1N52310106696999CREASERYA flat edged blade used in leatherworking128P747791665CRECHEYA nursery for infants, where they are taken care of while their mothers are at work.1P3994159188CREDENCEYIn churches a niche, or shelf, within or beside a piscina, or a table for the sacramental elements and vessels. (Source: Pevsner Glossary)546P11628163015CreeN1N52410106796849CREELYA wickerwork basket for holding fish or catching lobsters.128P3975146431CREEPYA small opening built into a stone wall or hedge to allow small animals through.546P4020164125CreeperN546N52510106897661CREMATIONYThe burnt remains of a corpse.128P502970028CREMATIONYA funeral rite in which the human body is burnt, usually on a pyre, leaving fragmentary charred or completely combusted remains. Often found buried, occasionally in a container associated with grave goods.1P10690142070CREMATION BURIALYThe site of the formal burial of cremated bone, sometimes 'urned' in a vessel or casket of glass, wood or, more commonly, ceramic.1P505670056CREMATION CEMETERYYA cemetery comprising exclusively cremated human remains, some or all of which may be contained within pottery vessels.1P10691142071CREMATION GRAVEYAn intrusive feature cut for the purpose of containing a cremation burial within it.1P504070040CREMATION PITYA pit over which a corpse has been cremated on a pyre into which the remains and debris, and sometime grave goods, collapse and are buried. Generally confined to the Roman period.1P507870078CREMATORIUMYA building or site where bodies are burnt, and the ashes collected for burial or dispersal.1P