2026-04-09T05:36:41+01:0012,437323415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects455269071SANDSTONE QUARRYYA place where sandstone is excavated.1P439468909SAPYA covered trench, often in a zig zag form, made for the purpose of approaching a beseiged place under fire of the garrison.1P163110218196050SARCOPHAGUSYA stone coffin.128P507570075SARCOPHAGUSYA stone coffin embellished with sculpture.1P894493225Sarsen StoneNUse stone where natural and not utilized by man.1N163210218296729SASHYLong piece of silk etc worn around waist or over one shoulder often as a symbol of rank.128P3360138197SASH WINDOWYA window with a frame for holding the glass, capable of being raised and lowered in vertical grooves.546P3361138198SATELLITE DISHYA device for receiving and sending radio-transmitted signals into the atmosphere.546P679590118SATELLITE DISHYA structure consisting of a large, metal framework holding a skyward facing dish. Used for transmitting and receiving signals which are relayed by satellite.1P681590957SATELLITE EARTH STATIONYA group of buildings and satellite dishes used to transmit and receive signals relayed by satellites.1P163310218396890SAUCEPANYA container for cooking.128P163410218496801SAUCERYA small round dish on which a drinking vessel is set.128P502070016SAUCER BARROWYA round barrow featuring a low, wide mound surrounded by a ditch which may be accompanied by an external bank.1P644671824SAUNAYA building housing a Finnish-style steam bath.1P3952141829SAUNAYA room, usually lined with wood panels, that is heated to a hot and steamy temperature using a small stove and intended to be used for relaxation and therapeutic purposes.546P3362138199SAVERY ENGINEYAn elementary steam engine working on the atmospheric principle; often used downstream of an overshot waterwheel.546P598171233Savigniac AbbeyNUse both terms.1N11065151874SAVIGNIAC CELLYA residence of two or three monks of the Savigniac order dependent on a foreign mother house. The order was originally founded by monks in Savigny, Normandy, in 1105 and first established in Britain in 1123 at Tulket, Preston.1P516270162SAVIGNIAC MONASTERYYAn abbey or priory of Savigniac monks. Order merged with Cistercians c1147.1P11221160196SAVINGS BANKYA bank which specializes in accepting savings deposits. Originally established to help the poor.1P163510218596469SAWYA tool for cutting substances eg wood, metal etc. Its blade has teeth down one edge.128P478269313SAW MILLYA factory in which logs are converted to timber by running them through a series of saws.1P488569424SAW PITYA place where tree trunks were sawn into planks by hand.1P3363138200SAW TOOTH TRUSSYA roof truss used for small spans with a saw-tooth overall shape braced by vertical and diagonal members.546P435868872SAXON SHORE FORTYRoman coastal forts fortified with large walls and a ditch, introduced to cope with raids from across the English Channel and North Sea.1P163610218695214SCABBARDYA rigid holder for a bladed weapon.128P1637102187Scabbard FittingN128N1638102188Scabbard LoopN128N422668736SCAFFOLDYAn elevated platform on which a criminal is executed.1P1639102189100014SCALE ARMOURYA form of armour made up of overlapping squares of protective material.128P