2026-04-07T18:54:22+01:0012,437209415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects10887144464KEITH BLACKMAN FAN HOUSEYA building housing an electric powered mine ventilation fan.1P1229387631KELPYVarious seaweeds which are burnt to obtain the salts contained in their ashes, which are used in the manufacture of soap and glass.77P410268609KELP PITYA stone-lined pit in which seaweed was burnt. The calcined ashes were used in the manufacture of soap and glass, amongst other things.1P817092403Kennelmans HouseNUse both terms1N409668603KENNELSYA house or range of buildings in which dogs are kept, eg. hunting hounds.1P3083137916KERBYA stone edging on a footway dividing it from a carriageway.546P654078353KERB CAIRNYA cairn featuring a mound of small diameter (normally less than 6m), which is surrounded by a kerb of stones which are considerably taller than the mound.1P964594016KERB CIRCLEYA low, hemispherical cairn surrounded by a freestanding, continuous circle of boulders.1P3642138878KERB PRINCIPALYA short principal rafter that that rises from a tiebeam to a collar.546P3084137917KERB PRINCIPAL TRUSSYA truss with two curved kerb-principals, which are the short principal rafters rising froma tiebeam to a collar, placed either side of a crown strut.546P510170101KERBED BOULDERYA Prehistoric monument type in South West England in which a natural boulder is surrounded by a man-made kerb of stones.1P11085151940KERBED MOUNDYA mound kerbed with wooden stakes or boulders.1P817192404KERBSTONEYAn edging of stone forming the kerb of a path.1P1197379053KERBSTONESYStones used to edge a pavement or raised path.77P105710160496593KERCHIEFYA piece of cloth worn over the head.128P2283100375KETCHYA vessel with two masts, rigged as a ketch, used for coastal trading.143P105810160596785KETTLEYA vessel with a lid, handle and spout used particularly for boiling water.128P3085137918KEYYA piece of wood of square or rectangular section driven through a scarf joint to tighten it546P105910160697317KEY (LOCKING)YA device for operating a lock.128P106010160795533KEY (MUSIC)YUse type of instrument where known.128P2127149771145062KEY (WINDING)YA key for winding a clockwork mechanism.128P106110160896278KEY BLANKYAn object which is going to become a key. It has the shape but has not been cut to fit a lock.128P3086137919KEY PATTERNYClassical decorative motif of interlocking right-angled and vertical lines, usually applied as a continuous pattern.546P106210160995518KEYBOARD INSTRUMENTYA framed instrument, in which strings are plucked or hit, operated from a keyboard.128P1063101610Keyhole CoverN128N1064101611Keyhole EscutcheonN128N106510161296279KEYHOLE FITTINGYAn object which surrounds or makes up a keyhole.128P1066101613Keyhole PlateN128N1067101614100058KEYSTONEYThe top stone of an arch which holds it all in place.128P3087137920KEYSTONEYThe wedge-shaped block placed at the crown of an arch to consolidate the structure. Sometimes employed as a decorative feature.546P