2026-04-09T01:14:40+01:0012,437287415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects870392969PORT AUTHORITY OFFICEYThe office of the body controlling a harbour and docks.1P1205079142PORT WINEYA strong, sweet fortified wine made in Portugal.77P11010147282PORTABLE BUILDINGYPrefabricated small building that is designed and built to be movable rather than permanently located.1P11254160249Portable Stand By Set HouseN1N11011147283PortacabinN1N870492970PORTALYA door, gate, doorway or gateway of grand or elaborate construction. Use specific type where possible.1P10077104013Portal BungalowN1N506970069PORTAL DOLMENYA megalithic tomb of Neolithic date comprising a chamber bounded by large upright orthostats, often only three or four in number, which support a large capstone.1P3266138103PORTAL FRAMEYA frame to a structure formed by precast concrete beams placed in pairs.546P11512162638PORTAL FRAMED SHEDYMass produced iron framed shed usually clad in metal sheeting.1P992799656Portal TombN1N1483102032Portative OrganN128N3654138890PORTCULLISYA large, movable barrier, usually an iron or wooden grating with pointed bars along its bottom edge, with its sides set in vertical grooves above a castle's gateway enabling it to be dropped to bar entry.546P10090107253PORTCULLISYA heavy grating, often made of wood or iron, usually lowered vertically as a defensive barrier at the entrance to a gatehouse or barbican.1P3267138104PORTE COCHEREYA porch which is sufficiently large enough to allow a vehicle beneath it.546P1205179143PORTERYA bitter beer brewed using charred or browned malt.77P870592971PORTERS LODGEYA small building used by the keeper of a castle, park, etc.1P870692972Porters OfficeN1N870792973PORTERS RESTYA small structure comprising of a 'shelf' of wood or metal sitting on pillars and erected for the benefit of porters to allow them to rest their burdens.1P3917141259PORTERS ROOMYRoom within a building or complex used by a porter.546P2426143029PORTHOLEYA hole or opening in a ship's hull to allow light and air to enter the vessel, or to aim a weapon through.128P3268138105PORTICOYA porch with columns and pediments.546P10465140337Position Finding CellN1N10466140338POSITION FINDING STATIONYA structure consisting of different cells equipped with instrument posts which supported finders. These provided range and bearing of the projected position of the target to guns emplaced in a nearby battery. Errected along the coast in the late 1870s.1P587171064Positive LynchetN1N148410203396799POSSET POTYA pot for drinking hot milk curdled with ale and flavoured with spice used as a remedy eg for colds.128P148510203497616POSTYA freestanding pole, stake etc often used to support a superstructure.128P3269138106POSTYA substantial vertical member, usually a component of a main framework.546P10293139023POST ALIGNMENTYAn alignment of posts or postholes of unknown function1P3270138107POST AND RAFTER TRUSSYA truss comprising principal rafters and wall-posts secured by knee-braces or sling-braces, but lacking tiebeams.546P