2026-04-05T20:25:09+01:0012,43727415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11116159183AVENUE (ROAD)YA wide street, traditionally lined with trees.1P11285160284Avenue Type Flarepath SiteN1N449169008AVIARYYA house, enclosure or large cage for the keeping and breeding of birds.1P9010063296914AWLYA simple, pointed implement for piercing.128P91100633AXEYA tool with an edged head and a wooden shaft, used for a variety of purposes.128P549470549Axe FactoryN1N2113102669143949AXE HAMMERYAn axe with a cutting edge and a hammer head.128P9210063496983AXE MOULDYA mould in which an axehead is cast.128P9310063597526AXE TRIMMING FLAKEYCharacteristic waste flakes struck off in the production of axes.128P10169121373Axe Working FloorN1N94100636100153AXEHEADYThe cutting or chopping part of an axe.128P95100637100112AXEHEAD ROUGHOUTYAn unfinished, roughly shaped axehead.128P2561137379AXIAL BEAMYA ceiling beam aligned with the length of a building.546P2562137380AXIAL CHIMNEY PLANYA plan of a building which consists of two or more cells where the chimney is placed on the axis of the building between two rooms and midway between the lateral walls.546P9610063895455AXLEYA rod or spindle, either fixed or rotating, on which a wheel or group of wheels is fixed.128P9710063995456AXLE CAPYUsually made of iron, this bound the end of an axle and was perforated to allow a linch pin to pass through the axle and keep the wheel in place.128P2163100269B Class Motor LaunchN143N2164100270B Class SubmarineN143N98100640Baby FeederN128N11053151492BABY GARDENYA garden associated with a crematorium where the ashes of deceased infants are scattered or buried.1P2563137381Back ChoirN546N694491104BACK HOUSEYA brewing or baking house attached to a vernacular building, 16/17th century.1P2564137382BACK PURLINYA purlin that is joined to the back of a principal rafter.546P11215159388BACK SHEDYA single-storey structure, usually situated against the exterior of a walled garden's south facing wall, used for storage and often accomodation.1P2565137383BACK STAIRCASEYA staircase for the use of servants, tradesmen or individuals not permitted to use the main part of a building or establishment.546P694591105Back To BackN1N694691106Back To Back CottageN1N618471514BACK TO BACK HOUSEYA house in a terrace consisting of a double row of houses sharing a common back wall, characteristic of industrial cities in the North of England.1P694791107BACK TO BACK TERRACEYA terrace consisting of a double row of houses sharing a common back wall, characteristic of industrial cities in the North of England.1P694891108BACK TO EARTH HOUSEYA type of back to back house built on a hillside, of four storeys and with entrances at different levels.1P