2026-04-08T23:45:43+01:0012,437299415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects491569465QUAYYAn artificial paved bank or solid landing place built parallel to, or projecting out from, the shoreline to serve in the loading and unloading of vessels.1P3302138139QUAY CRANEYA crane usually found at a marine or inland quay.546P878893058QUAY CRANEYA crane located on a quayside used for the loading and unloading of goods and materials to and from vessels.1P1216983324QUEBRACHOYThe bark and wood of trees of the genus Aspidosperma used to produce tannin.77P878993059Queen Eleanor CrossN1N3303138140QUEEN POSTYOne of a pair of posts, placed symmetrically on a tie beam, supporting a collar purlin or plate.546P3304138141QUEEN POST TRUSSYA truss with paired vertical posts set on the tie-beam and supporting collar purlins or plates.546P3305138142QUEEN STRUTYA strut which is part of a pair which support the collar and are supported by the tiebeam.546P879093060Queristers HouseN1N153810208796961QUERNYA stone for grinding grain.128P153910208897410QUERN ROUGHOUTYAn initially worked quern that is still to be finished.128P485869393QUERN WORKING SITEYA site used for the manufacture and finishing of querns.1P154010208995393QUILLYThe barrel of a feather, usually goose, used as a pen.128P11173159267QUINCUNXYA geometrical planting of trees in the form of the number 5 as represented on a dice.1P495569949QUINTAINYAn object supported by a crosspiece on a post, used by knights as a target in tilting.1P154110209095142QUIVERYA holder for arrows.128P3306138143QUOINYA stone or brick used on a corner to reinforce it and also as decoration.546P154210209195638QUOITYA ring, often metal, which is used to be thrown as part of a game.128P559570683QuoitN1N879193061QUOITS GROUNDYAn area of ground used for the game of quoits.1P11039151260QUONSET HUTYA lightweight prefabricated structure of corrugated galvanized steel having a semicircular cross section. The design was based on the Nissen hut developed by the British during the First World War.1P2347100434R Class DestroyerN143N10333139855RABBIT TRAPYTerm applied to both the pit trap itself, and the walled enclosure containing pit trap(s).1P10667142009RABBIT TYPEYTerm applied to a pit trap itself and also a walled enclosure containing one or more pit traps.1P415368661RABBIT WARRENYAn area used for the breeding and rearing of rabbits.1P10019103072Rac BoxN1N495669950RACE TRACKYA piece of ground on which athletes race.1P495769951RACECOURSEYAn area or route marked out for the site of a race.1P879293062RACECOURSE PAVILIONYA building situated next to a horse racing course with facilities for participants and spectators.1P495869952RACING CIRCUITYA piece of ground used for motor racing.1P