2026-04-07T06:25:18+01:0012,437177415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects889101435Grinding WheelN128N89010143696370GRINDSTONEYA revolving stone used to sharpen or polish by grinding.128P492169479GRINDSTONEYA large disc of stone revolving on an axis, used for grinding, sharpening and polishing.1P89110143797148GRIPPING EQUIPMENTNEquipment used to grip an object.128P564770747Grist MillN1N794092159Gritstone QuarryNUse both terms.1N794192160GROCERS SHOPYA shop selling tea, butter, flour, sugar, spices, tinned foods and miscellaneous household stores.1P794292161Grocery ShopN1N3640138876GROINYThe ridge formed at the intersection of two vaulted surfaces.546P636671727Grooms CottageN1N794392162GrotN1N2995137828GROTESQUEYA classical ornamentation featuring foliage, fruits and, unlike Arabesque, human and animal figures, sometimes fantastic or mythological in nature. The term may have originated from the fact that many examples of such ornamentation were found in grottoes.546P450569022GROTTOYA shady cavern built as a garden feature. In the 18th century it usually took the form of an artificial rocky cave or apartment decorated with stalactites and shells in a wild part of the grounds.1P1222584285GroundnutsN77N10807143447GROUP FILTER ROOMYA building, often with underground rooms, used to receive all reports of aircraft locations, to assimilate and assess this information in order to provide the most accurate possible picture to the Operations Room of a fighter or bomber Group.1P10001100543GROUP HEADQUARTERSYA building used as a headquarters and reporting centre for an Army, Navy or Air Force Group.1P553970608GROYNEYA structure extending into the sea for the purpose of preventing further movement of washed up sand and shingle.1P441268927GRUBENHAUSYA timber building based around a sunken hollow, the floor of which may have been suspended above the hollow to counteract dampness. Grubenhauser are believed to date from the 5th to 8th centuries AD but may be earlier. Use Grubenhauser as plural.1P794492163GryseN1N1195479029GUANOYThe excrement of seabirds and bats used as a fertilizer.77P794592164Guano WorksN1N2996137829GUARD CHAMBERYA room frequently in a military building where sentries guard and protect the premises.546P577870929Guard PostN1N11417160503Guard RoomN1N11131159204GUARD TOWERYA watchtower used to guard prisons, camps or other facilities.1P437168885GUARDHOUSEYA building used for the accommodation of a military guard and/or the detainment of prisoners.1P794692165Guards ChapelN1N3851139642GudgeonN546N794792166GUEST COTTAGEYCottage provided for guests to a country house.1P427968791GUEST HOUSEYA separate residence for guests, a house on a private estate or a monastery building specifically for receiving visitors.1P