2026-04-10T05:02:47+01:0012,437319415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects597571225Runic StoneN1N891493194RUNWAYYA hard level roadway or other surface from which aircraft take off and land.1P11672164117RUNWAY LIGHTINGYA system of lights to aid aircraft when landing at night. When viewed from above the runway lights form an outline of the runway.1P891593195Rural InstituteN1N161510216596220RUSH LIGHTYA light made by dipping a rush in grease.128P11657163256RUSSIAN BATHSYA building housing a Russian-style steam bath or banya.1P891693196RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCHYA place of worship for members of the Russian Orthodox Church, the national church of Russia.1P10336140059RUTWAYYA track of two parallel ruts deliberately cut in the ground or living rock for the guidance of two-wheeled carts when the way was obscured by darkness or water.1P1206479163RYEYA cereal used to make spirits, beer and coarse bread.77P2357133094S BootN143N1616102166SabatonN128N1617102167100064SABREYA curved sword designed to cut with used by cavalry.128P990199579SABULITE FACTORYYA factory or works principally engaged in the manufacture of the mining explosive sabulite.1P161810216896887SACKYA large bag made of coarse cloth or thick paper.128P3798139512SACK HOISTYA mechanism, either automated or consisting of winches and pulleys, that raises sacks of grain on ropes or chains from one floor of a mill to another, usually through one or a series of trap doors.546P579770961Sacred WellN1N161910216996055SACRIFICIAL KNIFEYA knife used for sacrifices.128P162010217097302SACRIFICIAL OR LIBATIONAL OBJECTNAn object for making an offering to a deity. It includes objects concerned with curses, sacrifices, and prayers and their related objects.128P891793197SACRISTYYA place for keeping vestments and sacred vessels.1P3350138187SACRISTYYA room in a church where vestments and sacred vessels are stored.546P3351138188SADDLEYA short timber set on top of two cruck blades.546P162110217195687SADDLEYA piece of equipment fastened on an animal for carrying loads, including riders, or for assisting in traction.128P3660138896SADDLE BARYA horizontal iron bar set in a window opening to which a leaded light is fixed.546P597671226Saddle HouseN1N3352138189SADDLE JOINTYA thin timber, usually sloping on both sides, fixed to the floor between the jambs of a doorway.546P162210217296964SADDLE QUERNYA stone with a concave upper surface on which grain was ground by using a rubbing stone.128P3353138190Saddle StoneN546N1623102173SaddlebowN128N446068976SADDLERYYA house for storing or drying saddles.1P162410217496888SAFEYA strong container, usually metal, secured for storing money or valuables.128P