2026-04-09T01:12:42+01:0012,437274415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11572162882Periodic KilnN1N4015162795PERISTALITHYA stone ring built to enclose and sometimes revet a burial mound or cairn.546P4008159281PERISTYLEYA colonnade all around the exterior of a building or an interior space such as a courtyard.546P11574162884Perpetual KilnN1N139810194797454PERSONAL ACCESSORYNAn object belonging to, used by, or related exclusively to one person and normally carried or kept privately by that person.128P12380141953PERSONAL EFFECTSYBaggage, plate, money, clothes and other personal belongings of all kinds. Use only where the vessel is a cargo vessel conveying the goods of a person of consequence, e.g. a noble or diplomat, rather than for a general passenger vessel.77P139910194897689PERSONAL GROOMING AND HYGIENE ITEMNAn item used in caring for the body for appearance and cleanliness.128P1400101949Personal HoardN128N140110195097236PERSONAL HYGIENE CONTAINERNThis includes cosmetic containers.128P140210195197111PERSONAL ORNAMENTNAn object originally created to be worn on the human body or on clothing for ornamentation rather than for protection or as a body covering.128P140310195297112PERSONAL SYMBOLNAn object originally created to communicate a particular personal belief, achievement, status or membership. It includes articles of adornment or clothing worn primarily for their symbolism.128P420968718Pest HouseN1N140410195396392PESTLEYA tool for pounding or grinding.128P863192897Pet CemeteryN1N11096152547PET FOOD FACTORYYFactory for the production of Pet Food.1P10746143176PETANQUE TERRAINYA prepared piece of ground on which the game of Petanque is played.1P1405101954Petit Tranchet ArrowheadN128N11069151880PETRIFYING WELLYA well with an unusually high mineral content that combined with extensive periods of evaporation may give objects a stony exterior. Once believed to have been caused by magic or witchcraft.1P863292898PETROCHEMICAL SITENBuildings and plant used for the refining of oil or the production of chemicals using oil.1P592071135PetroglyphN1N140610195595826PETROGLYPHYA rock carving, especially a prehistoric one.128P3242138079PETROL ENGINEYAn internal combustion engine which uses a mixture of air and petrol as fuel, the combustion of which is by an electric spark.546P863392899PETROL PUMPYA pump used to transfer petrol from a storage tank into cars, lorries and other road vehicles.1P664284599PETROL STATIONYA place where vehicles can be filled up with petrol, oil, water, etc.1P1203779125PETROLEUMYA dark, viscous liquid, obtained from the ground, which is refined for use as a fuel for motor vehicles and in generators to produce light and heat, and as a solvent.77P10652141975PETROLEUM WARFARE SITEYA site, usually including fuel tanks, pipe works and control buildings, where flaming petroleum was intended to be used as a weapon against a hostile invasion.1P10269135318PETTY SESSIONS COURTYA court of summary jurisdiction formally recognized by statute in 1848. Renamed Magistrates Court, following legislation, in 1949.1P3727138982PEWYA wooden bench with a back and ends, usually fixed and found in churches. The bench ends are often decorated.546P140710195696549PEWYA bench with a back, usually in a church.128P4028167853PEW PLATFORMYA base on which pews or benches can be placed.546P