2026-04-07T07:21:35+01:0012,437149415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects1220283959FIREWORKSYExplosive devices which produce spectacular visual effects when ignited.77P11721164381FIRING CHAMBERYA protected chamber for investigating the controlled detonation and burning of explosive compounds, typically associated with a protected control room and high speed visual recording facilities.1P977294369Firing LoopN1N10837143534FIRING PLATFORMYAn area of a site or building providing a stable base for the firing of artillery pieces.1P435368867FIRING RANGEYA piece of ground over which small arms or large artillery may be fired at targets. For rocket and missile firing use ROCKET TEST FACILITY.1P11425160511FIRING RANGE BLOCKHOUSEYA shelter on a firing range from which the wepaons testing can be viewed in safety.1P11426160512Firing Range ShelterN1N3875139849FIRING STEPYA cutting, bank or block positioned against the wall of a trench, fort, parapet etc. to allow riflemen to shoot over the crest of the wall or parapet from a standing position.546P660783625Firing TargetN1N977494371FIRST AID POSTYA building with first aid facilities to deal with accidents and other medical emergencies.1P3961141910FIRST AID ROOMYA room set aside for the initial treatment of injuries sustained for example in public amenities such as lidos.546P2244100340First Class BattleshipN143N773391944FIRST FLOOR HALL HOUSEYA high status building of the medieval period, consisting of a hall and attached room at first floor level with rooms below possibly for storage or living accommodation for a lower status family. The first floor was accessed by an external staircase.1P2245100500FIRST RATE SHIP OF THE LINEY143P1193179002FISHYAny of a large group of cold blooded vertebrates who live exclusively in water. Also can refer to the flesh of fish which is eaten.77P641771790FISH AND CHIP SHOPYA shop where fish and chips are sold.1P743101288Fish BoneN128N460469126FISH CELLARYA building where fish are stored. Often taking the form of a single storey building with one room, but also may provide living accommodation for a fisherman above. Found mainly in the South West of England.1P773491945Fish Curing HouseN1N773591946Fish FactoryN1N636571726FISH FARMYA farm with a pond, river, lake or tanks where fish are kept and bred for commercial purposes.1P408768594FISH GARTHYA holding tank/pen on a river or seashore for raising and preserving fish and/or for catching them easily.1P74410128997364FISH GORGEYAn object used to catch fish. The line is tied in the middle of the fish gorge which then lodges in the throat after the fish has swallowed it.128P74510129095471FISH HOOKYA bent piece of metal or bone, often with a barb, which is tied to a line and used to catch fish.128P639271758FISH HOUSEYA building used for the storage of fish.1P746101291100102FISH KETTLEYA pan for cooking fish.128P773691947FISH LADDERYA series of steps designed to enable fish to ascend a fall of water or a dam.1P773791948FISH LOCKYA lock, often containing a fish ladder, which allows fish to swim upstream bypassing a weir or other obstacle.1P670087666FISH MARKETYA market where fish is sold.1P747101292Fish NetN128N