2026-04-27T13:39:27+01:0012,437110415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects747891666Crematorium ChapelNUse both terms.1N2803137633CrenelN546N2804137634CRENELLATIONYThe openings between the upright blocks, or merlons, of a battlement.546P2805137635CrenelleN546N1224984700CREOSOTEYA liquid derived from wood tar through a distillation process. Now used to describe timber preservative derived from coal tar.77P10111111253CREOSOTE WORKSYA factory or complex of buildings where creosote oil is produced. Creosote oil is distilled from coal tar and used as a wood preservative.1P747991667CREPE MILLYA textile mill where crepe is manufactured.Crepe is a fine cloth particularly silk or mixture of silk and cotton.1P641471787CRESCENTYA row of houses whose facade in plan follows the concave arc of a circle or ellipse, eg. The Royal Crescent, Bath.1P52610106996850CRESSETYA metal basket, mounted on a pole, in which oil or pitch was burned for illumination.128P52710107096200CRESSET LAMPYAn open lamp which was filled with oil then a wick floated on the oil.128P528101071CrestN128N562670722CrestN1N52910107297553CRESTED BLADEYA flint blade with negative impressions of removals on one side of the dorsal surface, creating a crest. These constitute part of a previously worked striking platfom or result from preparing the flaked surface on a core before detaching flakes or blades.128P10372140116CREW BRIEFING ROOMYA type of military building associated with military airfields, where air crews were briefed for missions. The room could be a seperate building or part of an operations block and are built of varying types of temporary brick or nissen hut constructions.1P659683546CREW YARDYOpen yard for keeping cattle in during winter. Used from the mid-14th century in drier, Eastern, arable counties.1P10743143172CRICKET CENTREYA purpose built indoor cricket facility for training and playing matches1P643271807CRICKET GROUNDYThe entire playing area and associated buildings upon which the game of cricket is played.1P675687916CRICKET PAVILIONYA building adjoining a cricket pitch with facilities for players and spectators.1P10045103492CRICKET PITCHYAn area of grass, marked out for use in the game of cricket.1P748091668Cricket StandN1N748191669Criminal CourtsN1N540170427Crinkle Crankle WallN1N748291670Crippled Childrens HomeNA historic term for a charitable institution caring for children with physical and/or mental disabilities.1N12372141855CROCKERYYTableware manufactured from any kind of ceramic and either carried as an export cargo or for the benefit of crew and/or passengers on board ship.77P2806137636CROCKET CAPITALYA capital which is decorated with stylized leaves similar to small volutes.546P410968617CROFTYAn enclosed piece of land adjoining a house.1P11329160334Croft PillboxN1N559370681CromlechN1N53010107397353CROOKYA staff with a bent head used by a shepherd. For a crook used by a bishop use crozier.128P565670760Crop MarkNUse a more specific site type where known, eg. ENCLOSURE.1N