2026-04-08T16:34:34+01:0012,437266415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects3829139608PAINTINGYFine art depiction in oil, watercolour or other media on wood panels, canvas or paper546P443368949PALACEYA substantial house in a town or the country (particularly associated with medieval London). Use more specific monument types where known.1P858292847Palace Of VarietiesN1N10258135000PALAEOCHANNELYThe course or channel of a river or stream preserved as a geological feature.1P590471109Palaeolithic Open SiteNUse specific site type, eg. KILL SITE, where known.1N3983151828PALAESTRAYThe exercise hall of a Roman baths complex.546P590871119PaleN1N135210190197677PALETTE (ARMOUR)YA piece of armour used to protect the armpit.128P135310190297138PALETTE (ARTISTS)YA board or slab, often with a thumb hole in it, used by an artist to hold and mix colours on.128P135410190396150PALETTE (COSMETIC)YA thin flat slab used to mix cosmetics on.128P135510190496093PALINGYA fence made of pales.128P438368897PALISADEYAn enclosure of stakes driven into the ground, sometimes for defensive purposes.1P9993100533PALISADE DITCHYA ditch associated with a palisade.1P447568991PALISADED ENCLOSUREYAn enclosed settlement surrounded by a single or double row of close-set timbers embedded in a foundation trench, without ditches or banks.1P434768860PALISADED HILLTOP ENCLOSUREYA small, defended settlement dating to the Early Iron Age, located on spurs, promontories or hilltops. The defences are marked by single or double trenches which originally held substantial palisades.1P446768983PALISADED HOMESTEADYA small, defensive settlement, usually consisting of one dwelling and ancillary buildings, surrounded by a palisade.1P446868984PALISADED SETTLEMENTYA settlement site enclosed within a timber palisade.1P858392848PALISSADEYOriginally a fence against which trees and shrubs were grown. Later used to describe a row of trees and shrubs forming a hedge clipped into a green wall.1P135610190595992PALLYA religious cloth often used to cover coffins.128P3674138910Palladian WindowN546N3215138051PALLET CHAMBERYA room in which servants slept.546P1357101906100071PALM CUPYA round bottomed container to be held in the palm of the hand.128P858492849PALM HOUSEYA greenhouse used for growing palms and/or tropical plants.1P1221984252PALM KERNELSYThe edible seed of the palm tree.77P1203179118PALM OILYOil derived from palms, used for a variety of purposes.77P3650138886PALMETTEYA decorative motif representing a palm leaf. Often painted, incised or applied in relief, can occur singly or as a repeating pattern.546P135810190796375PALSTAVEYA bronze axehead of middle or late Bronze Age date in which the side flanges and the bar/stop on both faces are connected, forming a single hafting aid. Some types feature a side loop to further assist hafting.128P135910190896793PANYA broad container, usually used for cooking.128P10464140334PAN HOUSEYA component of a salt works housing iron pans where the brine was evaporated above a furnace and flue. Such houses were lightly built in order to allow the heat and steam to escape.1P10248133573Pan KilnN1N