2026-04-09T19:14:00+01:0012,437280415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects866192927PINNACLEYA vertical, pointed structure usually resembling a pyramid or cone. Use for component of a larger building type where it is now used as a freestanding ornament.1P143110198096296PINTLEYA pin or bolt, especially one on which some other object turns.128P3867139825PIPEYA hollow, cylindrical structure or tube made of clay, lead, steel, wood etc. through which gas, oil, water or other liquids can be conveyed.546P1432101981100056PIPE (ARCHITECTURAL)YA tube for the transport of liquids and gases eg for drainage purposes.128P1433101982Pipe (Music)NUse appropriate term128N1434101983100082PIPE (SMOKING)YA pipe in which a substance is smoked.128P866292928PIPE BRIDGEYBridge for carrying pipes between buildings or working areas.1P1204179130PIPE CLAYYA fine white clay used specifically for the manufacture of clay tobacco pipes and for whitening leather.77P1435101984100083PIPE CLEANERYAn object for cleaning a pipe used for smoking.128P1436101985Pipe HolderN128N592371141Pipe KilnN1N143710198697617PIPE RACKYA rack to hold smoking pipes.128P1217883548Pipe StavesNA pipe is a type of barrel, also used as a measure equivalent to two hogsheads.77N1438101987100085PIPE TAMPERYAn instrument used to compress a substance into a smoking pipe.128P866392929PIPE WORKSHOPYA workshop used for the manufacture of clay tobacco pipes.1P537270397PIPELINEYA conduit or pipes, used primarily for conveying petroleum from oil wells to a refinery, or for supplying water to a town or district, etc.1P10889144466PIPELINE BRIDGEYA bridge used for carrying liquids, usually water, although sometimes oil, in a pipeline over a river. Mid 19th century onwards.1P1221084066PIPESYHollow cylinders or tubes of ceramic, wood, plastic or metal used to convey liquids, gases etc. Used in a variety of industries.77P143910198896795PIPKINYA single handled pottery saucepan.128P144010198997402PISCINAYA bowl for the ritual washing of hands.128P492469505PISCINAYA perforated stone basin usually built into the wall of a church on the south side of the altar. Used for carrying away the ablutions (wine and water used to rinse the chalice, and wash the priests hands after communion).1P3253138090PISCINAYA water-drain connected to a stone bowl within a niche in the south wall of a chapel, used to receive the water in which the priest washed his hands and rinsed the Chalice.546P144110199095204PISTOLYA form of handgun.128P1204279131PISTOLSYSmall hand-held firearms.77P537370398PITYA hole or cavity in the ground, either natural or the result of excavation. Use more specific type where known.1P537470399PIT ALIGNMENTYA single line, or pair of roughly parallel lines, of pits set at intervals along a common axis or series of axes. The pits are not thought to have held posts.1P511370113PIT CIRCLEYAn enclosure of Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age date, related to henges, defined by a circular arrangement of pits, probably none of which originally held posts. More than one circle, concentrically arranged, may be present.1P992699655Pit Circle HengeN1N537570400PIT CLUSTERYA spatially discrete group of pits usually containing artefactual material with little or no accompanying evidence for structural features.1P534470363PIT DEFINED ENCLOSUREYAn enclosure where the boundary consists of a line of discrete pits, as opposed to a continuous ditch. Use with a term that describes the shape of the monument.1P