2026-04-05T18:35:22+01:0012,43712415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11753167070Ammunition StoreN1N2466137282AMORINOYA representation of a winged boy who represents Cupid or Love.546P20100562100100AMPHIBIAN REMAINSYUse for the remains of any part of an amphibian.128P11463162557AMPHIBIOUS BASEYA site or building used for the storage and maintenance of both land and sea vehicles and from which terrestrial or maritime operations could be carried out.1P429968811AMPHITHEATREYAn oval or circular structure with seats rising in tiers around a central open space. Used for religious ceremonies, entertainment, training and armed combat contests.1P2110056396750AMPHORAYStorage vessel, usually a two handled narrow necked jar.128P12420160136AMPHORAEYDouble-handled storage jars characterised by a long neck and long body used as food and wine containers and for carrying such goods as cargo, found on shipwrecks from Classical antiquity (Greek/Roman).77P2210056495897AMPULLAYA miniature lead phial worn around the neck as a religious pilgrim sign, generally medieval.128P2310056595896AMULETYA trinket worn as a protection against evil.128P2410056695254AMULET CAPSULEYA case or container for an amulet.128P25100567Amulet RingNUse both terms.128N26100568Amulet SealNUse both terms.128N671087697AMUSEMENT ARCADEYA place for recreation with electronic game machines and gambling machines.1P10283136910AMUSEMENT PARKYA recreation ground with usually permanent structure. It usually contains rides such as ghost trains, helter skelter and roller coasters.1P2467137283AnalemmaNUse appropriate term.546N2710056995457ANCHORYA heavy weight used to moor a ship.128P2468137284ANCHOR AND COLLAR HINGEYA simple type of hinge used for large gates.546P2469137285ANCHOR BEAMYA beam the end of which is fixed beyond the upright it passes through.546P28100570Anchor StoneN128N10297139027ANCHOR WORKSYA building or site used for the production of anchors.1P2470137286ANCHORAGEYA room over the vestry of a church, often thought to have been where anchorets lived.546P10353140084ANCHORAGE (MARITIME)YAn area off the coast where ships anchor.1P547070503Anchorage (Religious)N1N687691034ANCHORESSES CELLYA small dwelling for the solitary confinement of a pious reclusive religious woman or nun, often attached to the north wall of a church. A squint enabled the occupant to witness the Mass.1P687791035Anchoret CellN1N11558162832AnchorholdN1N496669962ANCHORITE CELLYA small dwelling for the solitary confinement of a pious reclusive religious man or monk, often attached to the north wall of a church. A squint enabled the occupant to witness the Mass.1P1215383135ANCHORSYStructures, traditonally consisting of a long shank with two arms at one end and a ring to attach to cable at the other, used to hold a ship in one place by mooring it to the bottom of the sea. Usually made of stone or metal.77P2471137287ANCONE (CONSTRUCTION)YA projection left on a stone block to allow it to be hoisted into position.546P2472137288ANCONE (STRUCTURAL)YAn ornamental bracket on either side of a doorway supporting a cornice.546P