2026-04-07T13:58:19+01:0012,437143415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects427768789FAIRYA site where a periodical gathering of buyers, sellers and entertainers, meet at a time ordained by charter or statute or by ancient custom.1P972294184FAIR BOOTHYA covered stall at a market or fair, etc.1P2926137757FAIRBAIRN JIB CRANEYA specialised form of crane, usually employed on a dockside, featuring a curving, solid jib.546P770191905FAIRBAIRN JIB CRANEYA dockside crane with a solid curving jib made out of rivetted iron plates.1P2927137758FAIRBAIRNS LEVERYA mechanical testing machine used to carry out pioneering tests on various materials, particularly cast-iron beams, to determine practical data on their strength and other properties.546P770291906FairgroundN1N9955100198FAIRGROUND RIDEYForms of ride which are designed for entertainment.1P770391907FAIRLEADYA pulley block and metal ring used to guide a line or rope and cause it to run easily without chafing.1P770491908Falcon MewsN1N408568592FALCONRYYAn establishment or building where the breeding and training of birds of prey takes place.1P2928137759FALSE ARCHYAn arch built by corbelling or cantilevering in from both sides with horizontal joints.546P2929137760FALSE GABLEYA gable without a roof behind it.546P2930137761FALSE HAMMER BEAMYA transverse timber resembling a hammer beam but without a hammer post above, being braced to a principal or collar instead.546P2931137762FALSE HAMMER BEAM TRUSSYA truss with a transverse timber like a hammer-beam, but braced to a principal or collar without a hammer-post.546P10273135322FAMILY PROCEEDINGS COURTYA distinctive magistrates court established by legislation in 1980, dealing with civil family proceedings.1P504370043FAMILY VAULTYA burial vault built to contain the remains of members of a single family, household or dynasty.1P70510125096689FANYA hand held instrument for producing a current of air for cooling the user. It is both a practical and a fashion item.128P3881140119FAN CARRIAGEYA wheeled device supporting a windmill's fantail that moves around a trackway thus turning the windmill into the wind.546P10858143781FAN HOUSEYA building housing a fan used for the ventilation of mines1P3634138870FAN VAULTYA vault composed of concave cones, inverted and overlaid with ribs that rise from the springing of the vault and diverge equally in different directions, producing an effect like the ribs of an opened fan.546P501770013Fancy BarrowNA collective term applied to Bronze Age round barrows displaying more complex external morphology than the simple bowl barrow. Use appropriate specific term.1N616071482FanhouseN1N3635138871FANLIGHTYA semi-circular window, often decorated and with its glazing bars radiating like the ribs of an opened fan, set above a door.546P2932137763FANTAILYA bladed wheel attached to the rear, and at right angles to the main sails, of a windmill. Connected to winding gear, the fantail would catch the wind when it changed direction, allowing the mill to move automatically into the wind.546P411368621FARMYA tract of land, often including a farmhouse and ancillary buildings, used for the purpose of cultivation and the rearing of livestock, etc. Use more specific type where known.1P572170851FARM BUILDINGYA building or structure of unknown function found on a farm. Use more specific type where known.1P618571515FARM LABOURERS COTTAGEYThe dwelling place of a farm worker.1P1192878996FARM MACHINERYYMachinery including tractors, ploughs, harrows etc, which are used on farms.77P770591911Farm Workers CottageN1N770691912FarmeryNUse INFIRMARY with ABBEY or PRIORY.1N