2026-04-10T04:55:48+01:0012,437341415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects476169292SLAG HEAPYA spoil heap consisting mainly of slag, pieces of refuse material separated from a metal during the smelting process.1P466569194SLAG HEARTHYA hearth used for the reheating of metal slag to extract further metal.1P11577162894SLAG PITYA pit containing the waste product form iron working.1P10621141419SLAG WORKSYA site or factory where waste slag from ironworking if further processed for use in manufacturing.1P3407138246SLASHERYA machine for applying protective size to yarn intended for warp546P1212482891SLATEYA fine grained rock which splits easily into plates. Used for the manufacture of roofing tiles etc.77P1728102280SlateNUse relevant term. In the case of slate as a material use a materials thesaurus.128N3408138247SLATE HANGINGYA wall cladding consisting of slates hung in overlapping rows.546P906293347Slate MineN1N1729102281Slate PencilN128N11048151467Slate Pencil MillN1N455469073SLATE QUARRYYA site where slate is quarried from the ground.1P906393348Slate WorksN1N544870476Slaughter HouseN1N173010228295715SLAVE CHAINYA chain used to inhibit a slave's freedom.128P173110228397419SLAVE COLLARYA collar, usually metal, used to signify slavery and to inhibit freedom, usually with a chain attached.128P2374138512SLAVE SHIPY143C1207879183SLAVESYPeople who are considered to be the property of someone else and who are bound to obedience.77P1732102284SledN128N1733102285Sledge (Hammer)N128N173410228695433SLEDGE (VEHICLE)YA vehicle on runners for carrying loads or passengers, especially over snow. Could be drawn by horses, dogs, reindeer and/or pushed or pulled by people.128P1735102287Sledge RunnerN128N1736102288100159SLEDGEHAMMERYA long handled heavy hammer used by two hands.128P10158121260SLEDWAYYAn early form of railway for the transportation of freight by sleds.1P10879143968SLEECHING SALT WORKSYA coastal site producing salt by scraping up salt-impregnated sand and silt, leeching out the salt to produce a concentrated brine, then boiling in 'saltcotes' (small huts containing lead pans)1P3409138248SLEEPER WALLYA wall, usually perforated to allow free passage of air, supporting the ground-floor joists of a building.546P10670142013Sleeping ShelterN1N173710228996618SLEEVEYA covering for the arm, usually attached to or part of another garment.128P173810229096731SLEEVE CLASPYA decorative clasp to fix sleeve cuffs together.128P1739102291Sleigh BellN128N