2026-04-08T16:50:37+01:0012,437265415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects521870220PACKHORSE BRIDGEYA high-humped, narrow, cobbled bridge used by trains of packhorses, often located in upland areas where the bulk of goods were carried by horses.1P526170268PACKHORSE ROADYNarrow, rough tracks often over upland routes used by packhorse trains to carry goods.1P10159121261PACKHORSE SHELTERYA building in which pack animals could shelter.1P857992844Packhorse TrackN1N858092845PACKING HOUSEYAn ancillary building in a factory or other industrial complex where manufactured goods are packaged.1P3212138048PACKING PIECEYA timber set on the back of a cruck blade to carry a purlin.546P12391143381PackthreadN77N3213138049PADYA short timber laid across the top of a masonry wall to carry a wall plate or the foot of a common rafter.546P134210189195437PADDLEYA short, broad bladed oar used without a rowlock.128P2327100418PADDLE STEAMERYA steam vessel propelled by a pair of paddle wheels amidships or a single wheel astern, driven by a reciprocating engine.143P3939141511PADDLING POOLYMan made shallow pool, usually made for children to play in rather than swim.546P858192846PADDOCKYAn enclosed field for horses.1P10339140066Paddock CourseN1N971994181Paddy RoomNA lodging for itinerant Irish labourers.1N134310189296293PADLOCKYA detachable lock with hinged loop used for attachment operated by a key.128P1344101893Padlock BoltN128N1345101894100157PADLOCK KEYYA key for a padlock.128P134610189596294PADLOCK KEY BLANKYAn object that is to become a padlock key. It has the correct shape but has yet to be cut to fit the lock.128P1347101896Padlock SpringN128N1348101897Padlock TubeN128N3214138050PADSTONEYA stone block set into a wall to support a truss or beam.546P451469031PAGODAYA tall, polygonal structure with ornamental roofs at each storey which is associated with Buddhist temples; the style was adapted for secular eyecatchers and pavilions in the 18th century in England.1P1349101898PailN128N1203079117PAINTYA liquid used to provide a protective or decorative cover to a surface.77P135010189995386PAINT BRUSHYA brush for applying paint.128P463069155PAINT FACTORYYA building or buildings used for the production of paints, varnishes, colours and distemper.1P653478258PAINT SHOPYWorkshop for the painting of vehicles, machines, etc.1P11546162732PAINTBALLING SITEYSite or building used for paintballing.1P135110190097488PAINTED GLASS (WINDOW)YGlass which has been coloured and decorated by painting.128P3788139429Painted PanelN546N