2026-04-09T06:57:19+01:0012,437330415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects973394196Semi Elliptical Arch BridgeN1N899193273SeminaryNUse specific term.1N899293274Senate HouseN1N11717164375SENSORY GARDENYA garden that has been specifically created to be accessible to both disabled and non-disabled visitors. They may contain scented and edible plants and features designed to make sound etc.1P899393275SENTRY BOXYA small structure providing cover and protected accommodation for a sentry.1P11036149209SEPHARDI MATZEVAHYA matzevah from the Sephardi group of Jews descended from medieval Jewish communities of the Iberian Peninsular and Northern Africa. Characterised by flat slabs with Hebrew Inscriptions1P678087959SEPTIC TANKYA watertight reservoir or tank that receives sewage, and by sedimentation and bacterial action effects a process of partial purification.1P566270766Sepulchral CrossN1N899493276SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCHYA place of worship for members of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the national church of Serbia.1P899593277SERGE FACTORYYA factory used for the manufacture of serge, a heavy woollen cloth.1P676187921SERGEANTS MESSYA building providing accommodation, dining facilities and recreation for non commissioned officers.1P899693278Serjeants InnN1N3673138909SerlianaN546N899793279SERPENTINE PATHYA winding path in a garden or park, common in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.1P10898144510SERPENTINE QUARRYYA quarry for the extraction of Serpentine, a major metamorphic mineral which is easily polished and easily carved. A major variety, lizardite, is found in Cornwall.1P899893280SERPENTINE WALKYA winding walk, common in early 18th century Rococo gardens and parks.1P899993281SERPENTINE WALLYA wall for growing fruit, dating in England from the mid-18th century, whose curving lines gave added strength, thus doing away with the need for buttressing.1P167410222597623SERRATED IMPLEMENTYA tool with one or more serrated edges.128P900093282SERVANTS HALLYUsually a servants' dining room.1P3385138222SERVANTS HALLYA room for servants, particularly where they would eat.546P3386138223SERVANTS QUARTERSYThe part of a house frequented by servants when not performing their duties.546P900193283Servants QuartersN1N900293284Service BlockN1N3933141330SERVICE BLOCKYAn area of a building or complex specifically housing the kitchens, sculleries and services.546P4005159278SERVICE PASSAGEYA passage providing access to utility services or a larger tunnel for the purposes of monitoring and maintenance. May also provide be used as an evacuation route.546P3387138224SERVICE ROOMYA room usually set aside for the provision of materials used in a household.546P11159159251SERVICE SHAFTYA shaft allowing access to an area. Often used as an additional escape route to the main shaft in a mine or as an air shaft.1P3388138225SERVICE STAIRCASEYA staircase normally used by servants and tradesmen.546P900393285SERVICE STATIONYUse for complexes where services (eg. restaurants, shops) are provided in addition to facilities for buying petrol.1P2367100450SERVICE VESSELN143P