2026-04-05T20:26:10+01:0012,43726415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects515370153AUGUSTINIAN MONASTERYYAn abbey or priory of Augustinian canons.1P516670166AUGUSTINIAN NUNNERYYAn abbey or priory of Augustinian canonesses.1P549070538Augustinian PrioryNUse PRIORY with AUGUSTINIAN MONASTERY or AUGUSTINIAN NUNNERY.1N694291102Augustinian Priory CellN1N89100631AulosN128N3769139356AUMBRYYA recess or cupboard within a church, usually positioned near the altar, used for the storage of sacred vessels.546P3834139621AumeryN546N2559137377AUREOLEYCircular or almond-shaped halo surrounding the figure of Christ, the Virgin or a saint.546P514170141Austin FriaryN1N694391103AutomataN1N11519162645AUXILIARY FIRE STATIONYA fire station built for use by the Auxiliary Fire Service, established in 1938 to supplement existing local brigades.1P435668870AUXILIARY FORTYA permanent Roman fort enclosed by a number of ditches and ramparts, used to house a garrison of auxiliaries.1P969694122AUXILIARY HIDEYWWII secret bases, sometimes partially underground, intended for use by the British resistance in the eventuality of a foreign invasion.1P11520162646AUXILIARY HOSPITALYA building temporarily requistioned for use as a hospital. Auxiliary hospitals treated the less seriously wounded and were less strict than military hospitals although they remained under military control.1P2160100266Auxiliary MinesweeperN143N2161100267Auxiliary Mooring VesselN143N2560137378AUXILIARY RAFTERYIn a truss, a rafter used to stiffen the principal rafter by doubling it.546P2162100268Auxiliary TrawlerN143N11521162647AUXILIARY UNIT BOMB STOREYA structure, usually well concealed, used to store explosives intended for use by the Auxiliary Units (or British Resistance Organization) in the event of an invasion.1P11757167074AUXILIARY UNIT CONTROL STATIONYAn underground hideout containing radio equipment to be used by the Auxiliary Units to relay information gained from the various out-stations back to headquarters.1P11739167027Auxiliary Unit HideoutN1N11758167075AUXILIARY UNIT OBSERVATION POSTYAn observation post, usually well concealed, intended for use by the Auxiliary Units (or British Resistance Organisation), in the event of an invasion, to watch enemy movements without being seen.1P10707142958AUXILIARY UNIT OPERATIONAL BASEYA well concealed structure, usually constructed underground, intended for use by members of the British Resistance Organization in the event of invasion.1P11515162641AUXILIARY UNIT SITENA site intended for use by the Auxiliary Units (or British Resistance Organisation) in the event of an invasion. Use more specific term.1P11516162642AUXILIARY UNIT SPECIAL DUTIES BASEYA well concealed structure, usually constructed undergound, intended for use by members of the Special Duties section of the Auxiliary Units (or British Resistance Organization) in the event of invasion.1P11518162644AUXILIARY UNIT SPECIAL DUTIES CONTROL STATIONYAn underground hideout containing radio equipment to be used by the Special Duties sections of the Auxiliary Units to co-ordinate information collected by the outstations for relaying to headquarters.1P11517162643AUXILIARY UNIT SPECIAL DUTIES OUTSTATIONYA hideout containing radio equipment to be used by the Special Duties sections of the Auxiliary Units to send information to the control station for relaying to headquarters.1P11756167073AUXILIARY UNIT SPECIAL DUTIES ZERO STATIONYAn underground hideout containing radio equipment to be used by the Special Duties sections of the Auxiliary Units to recieve coded information from the out-stations in the surrounding area for relaying to headquarters via direct phone line.1P11820169931AvenueNUse most appropriate term.1N496769963AVENUE (LANDSCAPE FEATURE)YA monument consisting of parallel lines of banks, ditches, stones, timber posts or trees which appears to mark out an approach to another monument or monuments. Use specific type where known.1P