2026-04-09T05:44:01+01:0012,437310415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects885993135Rhodonite MineN1N10629141681RHYTHM AND BLUES CLUBYA club where predominantly rhythm and blues style music is played, analagous to a jazz club.1P3335138172RIBYA moulding on a flat or vaulted ceiling, suggesting a structure or forming a pattern derived from vaulting..546P972994192Ribbed Arch BridgeN1N3885140246RIBBED VAULTYA vault with a ceiling or undersurface subdivided by ribs into bays or webs.546P157510212497698RIBBONYA narrow strip of fine material, used for trimming or tying.128P886093136RIBBON FACTORYYA factory where ribbons are manufactured.1P886193137Ribbon WallN1N1205779154RICEYA grain, obtained from the grass Oryza sativa, eaten as a staple in many parts of the world.77P157610212595806RICE BINYA container for the storage of rice.128P596071204RickN1N9996100537Rick YardN1N1577102126RiddleN128N680390321RIDEYA road or way for riding on horseback within a park or estate.1P10184122507Rider Truss BridgeN1N412068628RIDGE AND FURROWYA series of long, raised ridges separated by ditches used to prepare the ground for arable cultivation. This was a technique, characteristic of the medieval period.1P3336138173RIDGE PIECEYThe horizontal timber running the length of a roof and positioned at its apex.546P157810212796111RIDGE TILEYA tile which covers the ridge of a roof.128P526670274RIDGEWAYYA road or way along a ridge of downs or low range of hills.1P886293138Riding HouseN1N419368702RIDING SCHOOLYA school for instruction in the art of horsemanship.1P886393139Riding StablesN1N157910212895900RIFLEYA long barrelled firearm. The barrel is spirally grooved on the interior, which gives the bullet a spinning motion leading to greater accuracy over a longer range.128P432068832RIFLE BUTTSYA target range used for rifle and small arms practice and recreational purposes.1P886493140Rifle FactoryN1N11337160342RIFLE PITYA pit dug to protect a small group of infantry men.1P11335160340Rifle PostN1N572670860Rifle RangeN1N10720142991RigN1N596171205Rig And FurrowN1N