2026-04-08T17:55:37+01:0012,437277415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects11474162568PIERMASTERS OFFICEYOffice used by a Piermaster.1P865192917Pig CoteN1N1212182878PIG IRONYBlocks of cast iron as it appears when first removed from the smelting furnace.77P865292918Pig MarketN1N865392919Pig StyN1N11103152708PIGEON CREEYA housing for racing pigeons usually situated in allotments of back yards.1P568670803Pigeon HouseN1N865492920Pigeon LoftN1N865592921PIGGERYYA place where pigs are reared.1P12358140472PIGMENTYColour or dye, often in powder form, from natural mineral or vegetable sources (e.g. ochre) or created through chemical process (e.g. lamp black).77P141610196596391PIGMENT CONTAINERYA container used to hold substances for dying or painting.128P1203979127PIGSYDomesticated animals, derived from the wild boar, kept as a source of ham, bacon and pork products.77P406168568PIGSTYYAn enclosure for pigs that includes a covered pen and yard.1P621671552Pigswill Boiling HouseN1N141710196695202PIKEYA long wooden shafted weapon tipped with a metal point.128P141810196796102PILASTERYA rectangular pier projecting slightly from the face of the wall it buttresses.128P3247138084PILASTERYA flattened rectangular version of a column of one of the classical orders.546P3248138085PILASTER STRIPYA form of pilaster without base or capital.546P3249138086PILASTRADEYThe equivalent of a colonnade but using pilasters.546P12337110973PILCHARDSYSmall fish, Sardina pilchardus, common to European waters and eaten as a food fish.77P3250138087PILEYA type of foundation in the form of a post sunk into the ground to support a building platform.546P530370318PILEYComponent: Use wider site type where known.1P2333100422Pile DriverN143N2334100423PILE DRIVING BARGEYFlat bottomed vessel used as a platform for a pile driver.143P443968955PILE DWELLINGYA dwelling built on marshy, boggy or waterlogged land using timber piles driven vertically into the ground to raise the floor above the ground to prevent flooding.1P141910196895986PILGRIM BADGEYA badge, usually of lead alloy, distributed at various religious shrines of the medieval period and worn on clothing as proof of a pilgrimage and as a talisman.128P1420101969Pilgrim BottleNUse appropriate term.128N577970931Pilgrims Rest HouseN1N142110197095291PILL BOXYA container for pills or tablets.128P142210197197615PILLARYA detached vertical structure acting as support to a superstructure. Where a pillar is a separate monument, use a monument type thesaurus.128P