2026-04-09T04:20:22+01:0012,437315415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects158910213995516ROMMELPOTYAn instrument made by inserting a stick through a membrane stretched over a hollow vessel then played by rubbing the stick.128P11038151259ROMNEY HUTY1P888793166ROND POINTYAn open circular area where avenues converge.1P1590102140RoodN128N3740139003ROOD BEAMYA beam often situated above, and spanning the width of, the west end of a chancel and supporting a cross or crucifix.546P3341138178ROOD LOFTYA loft or gallery supported on a covered, vaulted structure and projecting over the rood screen proper, occassionally used by minstrels or singers.546P3342138179ROOD SCREENYA timber screen, often richly decorated, placed in front of a chancel to support a rood loft.546P159110214197316ROOD SCREENYA screen of wood or stone, used to divide the nave from the choir.128P3343138180ROOFYThe exterior upper covering, and its supporting structure, of a building.546P3344138181Roof BossN546N888893167Roof CraneN1N159210214296066ROOF FINIALYAn ornament at the top of a roof or spire.128P959993949ROOF GARDENYA garden or collection of potted plants on the flat roof of a house or other building.1P1593102143Roof LouverN128N1594102144Roof LouvreN128N159510214596113ROOF SLABYA comparatively thick, rectangular rough piece of stone used to roof structures.128P159610214696114ROOF SLATEYA thin rectangular piece of stone of a type that splits into a thin flat piece used as a roofing material.128P159710214796115ROOF TILEYA tile designed for use as a roofing material.128P11102152613ROOF TOP CAR PARKYA car park on the roof of a building.1P1231090120ROOFING SHINGLESYThin, rectangular tiles, usually made of wood, used for roofing.77P1205979158ROOFING SLATEYThin plates of slate, usually rectangular in shape, used as roofing tiles.77P3345138182ROOMYAn enclosed compartment within a building intended for a purpose other than as a thoroughfare.546P11689164168ROOM AND POWER MILLYA type of textile mill found in Lancashire in the 19th century. Small businesses paid the owner rent for space for their machines, and power from the mill engine or waterwheel.1P888993168ROOT HOUSEYA picturesque garden building decorated with tree roots, often serving as a HERMITAGE or ARBOUR.1P889093169ROOT ROOMYRoom, usually part of another building, for storing and preparing roots and other animal feed.1P1206079159ROPEYA cord manufactured by twisting strands of material, such as flax, cotton, nylon etc., together to form a strong line.77P1598102148100188ROPEYA length of cord usually made from twisting fibres together which increases the strength of the rope.128P889193170ROPE MANUFACTURING SITENBuildings and structures associated with the manufacture of rope.1P487569413Rope WorksN1N889293171RopehouseN1N