2026-04-07T07:59:47+01:0012,437188415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11118159185HERMITAGE (GARDEN)YA garden building usually in a secluded spot, resembling a hermit's dwelling and built as a resting place, retreat or viewing point.1P509970099HERMITAGE (RELIGIOUS)YA small hut, dwelling or cave, usually in a secluded spot, in which a hermit lived. Hermits chose to live solitary lives often due to religious motives.1P1196079036HERRINGYFish of the family Clupeidae, common to the North Atlantic. They are caught for food.77P3023137856HERRINGBONE STUDDINGYStudding in which the studs are at an inclined angle to the posts.546P3024137857HESLOP STEAM ENGINEYA rotative beam steam engine patented in 1790.546P3025137858HEXAGONAL PLANYA building or structure with a six-sided plan.546P800892233HIDEYA shelter, sometimes camouflaged, for the observation of birds and animals at close quarters.1P800992234Hide And Skin WorksN1N1196179037HIDESYAnimal skins, either raw or dressed which are used in the tanning industry to produce leather.77P801092235HIDING PLACEYA place used to hide something or someone.1P10999147251High BlockN1N801192236HIGH BREASTSHOT WHEELYA waterwheel where the water enters below the top of the wheel but above the axle.1P801292237High Commission BuildingN1N565970763HIGH CROSSYA churchyard or memorial cross set on a long shaft.1P801392238HIGH LIGHTYA lighthouse whose lantern is sufficiently high to be seen at a long range and above low lying cloud or fog. In locations where varying weather conditions occur a High Light is usually accompanied by a LOW LIGHT built alongside or nearby.1P801492239High Rise BlockN1N11001147253High Rise Block Of FlatsN1N10026103152High SchoolN1N801592240HIGH SECURITY PRISONYAn establishment where offenders who have committed the most serious crimes, e.g. serial killers, are confined.1P801692241Higher Elementary SchoolN1N9982100230Higher Grade SchoolN1N425768768HILL FIGUREYA giant figure of a man or animal carved on chalk hillsides in southern England.1P434268855HILLFORTYA hilltop enclosure bounded by one or more substantial banks, ramparts and ditches. Use more specific type where known.1P11829169983HILLSLOPE ENCLOSUREYAn enclosure defined by a single bank and entrance. They occur on every type of ground, although they favour sheltered, valley side locations. Smaller and usually less well defended than hillforts they are thought to be settlements of Iron Age date.1P407668583HILLTOP ENCLOSUREYA substantial area of ground surrounded by slight univallate earthwork often interpreted as stock enclosures or as sites where agricultural produce was stored.1P10518140491HINAIDI AIRCRAFT SHEDYA semi-permanent ahed designed to Air Ministry specification 1136/27 as a quick and cheap hangar for stations overseas1P3026137859HINDS HALLYA dining hall for the use of seasonal labourers.546P11551162756Hindu MandirN1N980294405HINDU TEMPLEYA place of worship for followers of Hinduism.1P3027137860HINGEYA movable joint, usually consisting of two plates joined by a pin, that fastens a door, gate, window etc. to its frame and allows it to open and shut.546P