2026-04-09T14:32:09+01:0012,437344415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects1750102302Smoothing IronN128N429368805SMUGGLERS CACHEYA hiding place for stores, often underground, used by smugglers.1P3417138256SMUTTERYA cleansing or separating machine used in a corn mill for removing smut from grain before it is ground.546P907693361Snack BarN1N1751102303100021SNAPHANCE MUSKETYA musket with a snaphance lock. This lock consisted of a flint and steel but the pan cover was separate to the steel unlike the flintlock.128P175210230497060SNARLING IRONYA rod used to create repousee work on metal vessels. The rod is Z shaped.128P671287708Snooker ClubN1N680190291SNOOKER HALLYA building with facilities for playing snooker.1P2378100459SNOWYTwo masted merchant vessel, rigged as a brig.143P478469315SNUFF MILLYA factory where tobacco was ground to form snuff.1P10370140114SOAKAWAYYA pit filled with rubble, etc., into which rain or waste water flows in order to disperse into the surrounding soil.1P907793362SOAKING PITYA furnace for holding hot steel ingots to equalize their temperature before they are hot-rolled in a steel-making or rolling mill complex.1P1212982917SOAPYA cleansing agent, manufactured by reacting natural oils and fats with a strong alkali. Nowadays, formed into bars with added colouring and perfume.77P464569171SOAP FACTORYYA building or buildings where soap is manufactured.1P10897144509SOAPSTONE QUARRYYA quarry for the extraction of Soapstone (also known as steatite or soaprock), a metamorphic rock largely composed of the mineral talc and rich in magnesium.1P907893363Soccer StadiumNUse both terms.1N619971533SOCIAL CLUBYA building used by a group of people who meet socially to participate in activities, usually related to a particular interest or occupation.1P988499560Society Of Friends Meeting HouseN1N175310230596572SOCKYA garment worn on the foot and lower leg.128P175410230699651SOCKET BAYONETYA bayonet designed to fit over the muzzle of a musket or rifle, allowing the gun still to be fired.128P175510230796430SOCKETED AXEHEADYA form of axehead where the body is hollow allowing for insertion of the haft. Usually bronze or iron and of late Bronze Age or Iron Age date. Most examples feature a side loop to further assist hafting.128P9944100005SOCKETED STONEYA stone which has a socket for an unknown function. Use specific term where known.1P1219183875SODAYSodium carbonate, usually derived from common salt, used for a variety of purposes including the manufacture of glass and soap.77P1216883316SODA ASHYCommercially manufactured sodium carbonate used in glass and soap making.77P464669172SODA KILNYA kiln used for the production of any of the soda group of alkalis by the heating of plant remains or salt.1P907993364SODA WORKSYA site used for the production of sodium bicarbonate, soda ash or caustic soda.1P3418138257SOFFITYThe under surface of an arch, lintel or projecting architectural feature.546P10944145097SOFT DRINKS FACTORYYA commercial building, or buildings, used for the production of soft drinks.1P10751143199SOFT PLAY AREAYA building containing soft play equipment for children.1P1208179187SOFTWOODYWood which is soft or easily cut, particularly the wood of coniferous trees.77P