2026-04-08T07:18:14+01:0012,437203415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11570162880Intermittent Flare KilnN1N11571162881Intermittent KilnN1N12429167843INTERMODAL CONTAINERSYA standardized rectangular steel container used for the transportation of goods by road rail and sea.77P3055137888INTERNAL AREA OR SPACENAn area or space within a building.546P3056137889INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINEYAn engine or prime mover, in which a mixture of air and fuel is ignited inside a closed cylinder, and the resulting explosion drives a piston to the opposite end of the cylinder, its movement turning a crankshaft via suitable mechanical parts.546P813992371International AirportN1N10675142020INTERNET CAFEYAn establishment originally providing terminals to allow the public to access the internet, usually for a fee. They originally provided snacks and drinks to customers although now this is not always the case.1P10605141126INTERNMENT CAMPYAn enclosed encampment, often featuring temporary or semi-permanent structures, used for the detention of prisoners of war, refugees or other civilians detained on political or social grounds.1P10461140321INTERPRETATION CENTREYA building housing material used to explain the significance of a site or landscape to the public e. g. an archaeological site or nature reserve.1P558070664Interrupted Ditch EnclosureN1N651778214INTERRUPTED DITCH SYSTEMYDitches interrupted by wide, regular causeways. Each section of ditch is about 30-40m long, and each causeway is 10-15m wide. In some cases, a network of fields has been created. Found mainly in the South East of England.1P3057137890INTERRUPTED TIEBEAMYA tiebeam whose central section is omitted to increase head room; its inner ends are held by a slip-braces or struts rising from a dropped tiebeam and can be used in end frames.546P437468888INTERVAL TOWERYA tower situated above the rampart walkway and in between the angle towers along a defensive structure, such as a castle wall. They were used as lookout towers, roofed strongpoints or platforms from which missiles could be discharged or artillery fired.1P3058137891INTRADOSYThe lower, or inner, curve of an arch546P814092372INVERTED SYPHONYA sewer or irrigation channel designed to avoid blockage.1P3059137892INVERTED VERTICAL STEAM ENGINEYA type of steam engine in which the steam cylinders are placed above the crankshaft supported on a robust frame.546P3060137893IONIC BASEYA base embellished with horizontal reeds and other mouldings.546P3061137894IONIC CAPITALYA Capital with a rolled up cushion-like form on either side creating distinctive volutes.546P3062137895IONIC COLUMNYA column of the Ionic Order, set upon a base and characterized by its slender form.546P3063137896IONIC ENTABLATUREYAn entablature consiting of an architrave, usually a frieze and cornice.546P3064137897IONIC ORDERYA classical order with an Attic base and fluted column. The cornice has dentils and the capital volutes.546P9952100194Ionic RotundaN1N661483975IONIC TEMPLEYAn 18th century garden building, designed in the style of a classical Ionic temple, used for standing or sitting in.1P1196779046IRONYA magnetic metal found abundantly in certain ores and widely used for the manufacture of tools, machinery etc. Iron is also a chief component of steel.77P12335110953IRON BARSYIron, usually unworked, in the form of bars.77P574370883Iron ForgeN1N470269232IRON FOUNDRYYA workshop or foundry where iron articles are made by casting molten material into moulds.1P465969187IRON FURNACEYA furnace used for smelting or re-heating of iron, either for casting or for further working.1P1196879048Iron GunsNDouble-key with object material.77N1196979049IRON INGOTSYSolid bars made from pure iron.77P