2026-04-07T07:59:18+01:0012,437184415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects92610147295705HARNESS PENDANTYDecorative fitting hung from harness.128P92710147395706HARNESS RINGYA ring fixed to a vehicle through which the reins were passed.128P3016137849HARNESS ROOMYA room where fittings such as saddles and harnesses for horses are usually kept.546P92810147495483HARPYA stringed instrument usually with a triangular frame.128P929101475Harp PegNUse both terms.128N930101476Harp Tuning PegNUse both terms.128N93110147795780HARPOONYA barbed spear head used to catch marine life, usually has a rope or line attached to it.128P93210147895781HARROWYA frame set with teeth used to drag over ploughed fields to break down the earth clods etc.128P93310147997682HARVESTING AND MOWING OBJECTNAn object used in the harvesting or mowing of crops etc.128P93410148096270HASPYA hinged or looped clasp that fits over a staple and is secured by a pin, bolt or padlock.128P93510148196586HATYA head covering, usually with a brim.128P487169409HAT FACTORYYA factory where hats are manufactured.1P798392206HATCHELLING HOUSEYA workshop for combining flax or hemp as a preparatory stage of rope making.1P93610148297376HATCHETYA small, handled axe.128P3712138967HATCHMENTYA wooden panel, mounted on the wall of a church, bearing the Achievement of Arms of an individual whose funeral has taken place there.546P798492207Hatters ShopN1N675787917HATTERS WORKSHOPYA place where hats are made and sold.1P798592208Hatting ShopN1N615971481HAULAGE ENGINE HOUSEYEngine driving a continuous wire rope for the haulage of tubs in a mine and at the heapstead.1P579170953Haulage Table InclineN1N3017137850HAUNCHYA part of an arch between the apex and the springer.546P10750143198HAUNTED HOUSEYFairground attraction containing a number of ghoulish displays designed to scare visitors.1P93710148397576HAWK BELLYA small spherical bell for fastening onto the leg of a hawk.128P938101484Hawk BeltN128N93910148597512HAWKING EQUIPMENTNEquipment used on a bird of prey for hawking.128P1212082877HAYYDried grass used as fodder.77P11026147523HAY AND STRAW MARKETYAn indoor or outdoor market where hay and straw is sold.1P619471528HAY BARNYA special type of barn, lacking a threshing floor, usually with open walls, intended for the dry and well ventilated storage of hay only.1P627971631Hay HouseN1N10725142996Hay ReeNA store for hay, at a remove from the farm (Scots)1N