2026-04-07T07:59:01+01:0012,437182415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects446968985HAMLETYSmall settlement with no ecclesiastical or lay administrative function.1P796992189HammelN1N10067103877HAMMERYA machine in which a heavy block of metal is used for beating, breaking or driving something.1P90810145496477HAMMERYA blunt headed instrument used for striking objects.128P3012137845HAMMER BEAMYA short beam that projects into a roof space from the foot of a principal rafter to receive a hammer post and, often, an arched brace.546P3013137846HAMMER BEAM TRUSSYA truss with transverse timbers, like a tie-beam from which the middle section has been removed, supported on braces and carrying hammer-posts and braces that carry the open structure of the roof.546P909101455Hammer HeadN128N11145159233HAMMER MILLYA mill, including a forge and powered hammers where hot metal is shaped by hammering and rolling.1P470569235HAMMER PONDYPond, created specifically for providing power to water-powered forges, blast furnaces, helve or other hammers.1P3014137847HAMMER POSTYA vertical timber resting on a hammer beam and forming a triangle between it and a principal.546P3963143336HAMMERBEAM ROOFYA roof consisting of trusses that have a pair of brackets supporting the hammer posts that in turn support the rafters.546P797092192Hammerhead CraneN1N91010145696938HAMMERSTONEYA stone used as a hammer in making stone tools.128P12416159341HAND BELLSYBells used either as a percussion instrument or for other purposes such as calling attention, marking time periods etc.77P797192194HAND CRANEYA mechanism used for lifting and lowering weights, operated by hand.1P91110145797238HAND LUGGAGENA container, capable of being carried by hand, often for carrying such items as clothes, keys, money, etc.128P91210145896702HAND MIRRORYA mirror designed to be held by hand.128P542570452HAND PUMPYA hand operated mechanism used to raise and move water, liquids, compressed gases etc.1P91310145996374HANDAXEYA tool of flint or other stone, usually worked bifacially, and thought to be a fairly general purpose tool.128P797292195HANDBALL WALLYA wall used in the game of handball.1P914101460HandbellN128N11192159301HANDCRAFT HUTYA prefabricated structure consisting of trough shaped asbestos sheets bolted together to form a seven sided building in section with end walls of rendered brick. Manufactured from 1942 by the Universal Asbestos Company for use as airfield accommodation.1P915101461100016HANDGUNYA gun designed to be held in one hand. It has a short barrel length compared to long guns.128P797392196Handicapped Childrens HomeNDisused term: A place where physically and mentally handicapped children are cared for.1N10233130213Handicapped Peoples HomeNA disused term for a place where people who are physically disabled and/or have learning difficulties are cared for.1N91610146296703HANDKERCHIEFYA piece of fabric for wiping the nose, face or hands.128P2428137067HANDLEYThe part of an object by which it is held when in use, being moved or carried.128P641971792Handle HouseN1N797492197HANDLING HOUSEYWorkshop for placing handles on mugs, teapots, etc.1P3976146442HandrailN546N