2026-04-09T08:28:23+01:0012,437288415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects3271138108Post And Truss FrameN546N417568684POST BOXYA box in which letters are posted or deposited for dispatch.1P10146119453POST BUILT STRUCTUREYA structure indicated by the presence of post holes and of uncertain interpretation.1P3272138109POST HOLEYA hole occupied by a timber post or the void remaining after its removal, usually with packing.546P537870403POST HOLEYA hole dug to provide a firm base for an upright post, often with stone packing. Use broader monument type where known.1P870892974Post HouseN1N582270997Post InnN1N480269334POST MILLYA type of windmill, mainly timber-framed, whose body, containing machinery and carrying the sail, rotates about an upright post.1P10389140158POST MILL ROUNDHOUSEYA circular or octagonal building at the base of a post mill to provide storage space and to give protection to the superstructure. The roundhouse is not attached to the mill itself. Some roundhouses were later converted for domestic purposes.1P417668685POST OFFICEYA building, department or shop where postal business is carried on.1P870992975Post Office HeadquartersN1N871092976Post Office TowerN1N3273138110POST PADYA pad on which a post rests to support part of a structure.546P3274138111POST PIPEYThe space occupied by or left where a post has been.546P3964143416POST ROOMYA room where letters and parcels are sorted prior to dispatch546P10712142964POST TRENCHYA construction trench dug to receive a line of posts for a wall, with associated packing.1P871192977POSTAL SYSTEM STRUCTURENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the collection, distribution, sending and reception of mail.1P438768901POSTERNYA small gateway cut through the curtain wall or its flanking towers. Used primarily as an outlet for counter-attacking forces.1P612271435Postern GateN1N967794085Postillions HouseN1N871292978Posting HouseN1N148610203596380POTYA container, usually round and deep.128P10831143507POT ARCHYType of furnace used in the glass industry to pre-heat glass in crucibles, prior to the main melt. This may have been a separtate structure, or may have been part of the main furnace. All periods from the Roman onwards.1P593671163Pot BankN1N148710203696800POT BOILERYA stone heated in a fire then dropped into a liquid to heat it.128P1488102037Pot LidN128N1211882858POTASHYPotassium Carbonate obtained from the ashes of burnt plant matter and used as a fertilizer.77P463769162POTASH KILNYA kiln used for the slow burning of vegetable matter to produce potassium carbonate.1P463869163POTASH MINEYA mine from which potash is obtained. Potash is a deposit of potassium carbonate: the only example of a potash mine in the country is at Boulby in Cleveland.1P1222084254POTASSIUM SILICATEYA compound consisting of potassium and silica, used in various processes.77P