2026-04-09T04:19:49+01:0012,437284415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects868592951PLEASURE PIERYA seaside pier used as a promenade and amusement park.1P145710200695501PLECTRUMYAny instrument for plucking or strumming a string eg a small piece of wood or plastic used to strum a guitar.128P868692952PLEDGE DEPOTYA municipal pawnshop.1P10016103012PledgehouseN1N145810200796956PLIERSYA gripping tool consisting of two hinged arms, usually with serrated jaws.128P1459102008PlinthN128N3751139035PLINTH (PEDESTAL)YThe lowest part, usually projecting, of a pedestal or the base of a column.546P3261138098PLINTH (WALL)YThe skirting or projecting base of a wall.546P146010200995798PLOUGHYAn agricultural implement with sharp blades for cutting or turning over the earth.128P411968627PLOUGH HEADLANDYA narrow strip of land where a plough and team could turn. This usually remains higher than the ploughed land.1P411168619PLOUGH MARKSYThe subsoil traces of cultivation, presumed to have been caused by the use of a plough to till the soil.1P1461102010PloughshareN128N146210201195519PLUCKED STRING INSTRUMENTYAn instrument played mainly by plucking the strings. Use narrower term where known.128P146310201296298PLUGYAn object used to fill up a hole.128P146410201399650PLUG BAYONETYA bayonet designed to plug into the muzzle of a musket or rifle.128P146510201495347PLUMB BOBYA weight hung on a piece of string or twine used to show the vertical.128P577370923Plumbago MineN1N1466102015PlumbatumN128N146710201696499PLUMEYA conspicuous ornament usually a feather or of horse hair worn attached to headwear.128P11057151826PLUNGE POOLYA small cold water bath, often known as a natatio when part of a Roman bath complex.1P10212129038Plush WorksN1N10211129037Plush WorkshopN1N11450160536PLUTO SITEYA site associated with Operation PLUTO (Pipe Line Under The Ocean) the operation to supply the allies with fuel following the invasion of Normandy.1P868792953Plymouth Brethren Meeting HouseN1N146810201795206POIGNARDYA short stabbing weapon.128P146910201896379POINTYA tool with a sharp tapering end used for piercing materials or as a weapon point.128P10996147248POINT BLOCKYA tall multi-storey block of flats, slender with a square plan.1P3262138099POINTED ARCHYAn arch produced by two curves, usually each with a radius equal to the span, which meet at a point.546P10175122498Pointed Arch BridgeN1N868892954Pointed BastionN1N