2026-04-09T03:57:45+01:0012,437313415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects158710213796598ROBEYA long outer garment reaching the ankles.128P10467140339ROBIN AIRCRAFT HANGARYA small dispersal WWII military aircraft hangar featuring an "A" shaped steel frame clad with corrugated iron; end doors were supported by outriggers when open.Typically used on aircraft storage units or satellite landing grounds. Variations in size.1P10519140492Robins (Type B)N1N10676142031ROCK ARTYRefers to art, whether carving or painting, applied to free -standing stones or cave walls.1P887893157ROCK BRIDGEYA bridge constructed using rockwork to create a craggy, naturalistic appearance. A feature of 18th century rococo gardens and parks.1P518070180ROCK CARVINGYA decorative design or illustration, often an anthropomorphic or geometrical image, carved into a stone surface, such as a cave wall or free-standing stone. Usually, though not always, of Prehistoric date.1P538370408ROCK CUT CHAMBERYA manmade chamber cut into a rockface.1P444168957ROCK CUT DWELLINGYA dwelling cut into the rockface of a cliff or hillside, often with a built frontage. Many date from the Medieval period and are still in use in some areas of the country.1P10668142010ROCK CUT GRAVEYA grave which has been formed by cutting into the bedrock of a site.1P596671211Rock Cut HouseN1N887993158Rock DwellingN1N631571668ROCK GARDENYA garden consisting primarily of rocks and rock plants.1P10677142032ROCK PAINTINGYArt applied in pigment to rock wether in the form of a free-standing stone or the walls of a cave.1P1229187597ROCK SALTYSalt in its natural state77P445868974ROCK SHELTERYThe area beneath a natural overhang at the base of a cliff or crag. This may have been used for occupation, burial, etc. Index with site type where known.1P655378870ROCKERYYA pile of rough stones and soil used for the growing of ferns and other plants.1P11728164390ROCKETYA missile or aircraft that obtain its thrust from a rocket engine. Some rockets will exist as monuments for example, in the form of gate guardians. Double index with the monument type where appropriate.1P11818169871ROCKET HOUSEYA building specifically built to house life saving apparatus used when conditions prevented the lifeboat from deploying.1P888093159ROCKET MOTOR FACTORYYA factory for the manufacture of rocket motors, both for civil and military use.1P10760143257ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERYYUnspecified Second World War anti-aircraft battery. There were three types of battery. The U2P and U20P had different arrangements of DFW55373 projector sites for the 20-barrelled 3" projectors. The U9P mounted 12-barrelled projectors.1P10757143253ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERY (TYPE 55373)YRocket projector site with a circular or octagonal concrete holdfast, 1.5m across, surrounded by a 4.6m radius octagonal concrete surround. Six such rocket projectors were arranged in a 3 x 2 grid. Personnel shelters placed midway between each site.1P10791143427ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERY (TYPE U20P)Y6 Type DFW 55373s placed in a 3X2 rectangular plan. Each projector was separated by 31-34m. Hardened personnel and ammunition shelters located midway between each projector, but ammunition stored outside the perimeter.1P10758143254ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERY (TYPE U2P)Y64 Type DFW55373 projector sites arranged in and 8x8 grid or in 4 groups of 16. 30m between each projector, with hardened personnel and ammunition shelters located midway between each1P10759143256ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERY (TYPE U9P)Y6 DFW55373 projector emplacements spaced in a 3x2 rectangular gid, but each spaced 35m apart. No blast protection was provided at the shelters, which were placed between the projector emplacements.1P10765143310ROCKET PROJECTOR BATTERY (TYPE UP)Y64 Type DFW55373 single projector sites arranged in an 8x8 grid or in 4 groups of 16. 30m between each projector, with hardened personnel and ammunition shelters located midway between each1P991499592Rocket Research FacilityNUse both terms.1N957493881ROCKET TEST FACILITYYAn area for the testing of rockets and guided missiles. Includes all structures associated with both the firing and testing of rockets and missiles.1P961293971Rocket Testing RangeN1N11741167034Rocket Underground LauncherN1N11024147457ROCKWORKYAn area of either natural or artificial stone arranged to resemble a rocky outcrop or cliff face within animal cages/enclosures of a Zoo.1P