2026-04-07T20:15:13+01:0012,437226415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects3891140333LONG AND SHORT WORKYA Saxon quoin consisting of alternating horizontally and vertically laid stones.546P501070006LONG BARROWYA rectangular or trapezoidal earthen mound of Neolithic date, usually accompanied by flanking or encircling ditches, and normally associated with human remains. Mound construction and associated features vary considerably in type and complexity.1P504870048LONG CAIRNYA rectangular or trapezoidal non-megalithic stony mound of Neolithic date, with human remains in cists rather than a large chamber. Mound construction and associated features vary considerably in type and complexity.1P507370073Long CistN1N3125137958LONG GALLERYYA long, high-ceilinged room, usually extending the full length of an Elizabethan or Jacobean house and often occupying an upper floor, used as a promenade, place of entertainment etc..546P405868565Long HouseN1N588771087Long Mortuary EnclosureN1N508670086LONG MOUNDYA long, narrow mound of earth or stone and of uncertain date and function. Use more appropriate term where possible.1P3126137959Long RoomN546N586771056Long StoneN1N1175101723100017LONGARMNA hand held long barrelled gun.128P10084104173LONGHOUSEYA building that housed humans and cattle under one roof, with a shared entrance providing access to the cattle housing (usually downslope) and the dwelling area.1P491069460Look OutN1N648276689LOOKOUTYA building or site from which a lookout can be kept.1P827492517Lookout HouseN1N11641163056Lookout TowerN1N3127137960LOOMYA machine for weaving cloth. A traditional loom comprises a framework with a horizontal back roller, the warp beam or warp roller, around which closely spaced warp threads have been wound parallel to each other, stretched horizontally onto a front roller.546P117610172496944LOOMYAn apparatus worked by hand or mechanically for weaving yarn into textile.128P607871381LOOMSHOPYThe room housing the looms in a domestic handloom weavers cottage. In general, wool loomshops were above the living quarters, whereas cotton loomshops were often below in a cellar, since the floor was usually kept damp to aid the weaving of the cotton.1P117710172597042LOOMWEIGHTYWeights used on a type of vertical loom to hold the warp threads taut.128P1178101726Loop Headed SpikeN128N3128137961LOOPHOLEYAn opening in a wall that is usually narrow on the outside but widens internally to allow a defender to stand and shoot through the loophole.546P11420160506Loopholed HouseN1N970494150LOOPHOLED WALLYA wall containing apertures to allow a weapon to be fired through it.1P614971471LOOSE BOXYA separate compartment for livestock in which they are free to move about.1P11488162614LOOSE COURTYARD PLANYA farmstead where mostly detached buildings have developed around one or more sides of an open cattle yard.1P11489162615LOOSE COURTYARD PLAN (FOUR SIDED)YA farmstead where mostly detached buildings have developed around four sides of an open cattle yard.1P11490162616LOOSE COURTYARD PLAN (ONE SIDED)YA farmstead where mostly detached buildings have developed around one side of an open cattle yard.1P11491162617LOOSE COURTYARD PLAN (THREE SIDED)YA farmstead where mostly detached buildings have developed around three sides of an open cattle yard.1P11492162618LOOSE COURTYARD PLAN (TWO SIDED)YA farmstead where mostly detached buildings have developed around two sides of an open cattle yard.1P