2026-04-09T15:37:00+01:0012,437354415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects913993425STEAM WINDERYA steam powered winding gear used at a colliery or other mine.1P180910236196806STEAMERYA device for containing food whilst cooking it by the action of steam.128P10236130913STEAMING SHEDYA building used specifically for testing the boilers of railway engines, both hydraulically and with live steam.1P1208579192STEELYAlloys of iron which have great strength, malleability and which are able to be tempered to different degrees of hardness. Used for the manufacturwe of tools, machinery etc.77P12336110954STEEL BARSYSteel, usually unworked, in the form of bars.77P914093426Steel ForgeN1N914193427Steel HouseN1N1208679194STEEL INGOTSYSolid bars made from steel.77P601271281Steel MillN1N1222284272STEEL PLATEYSteel which has been formed into sheets.77P1229087577STEEL RAILSYSteel in the form of rails eg. for use in the construction of railways.77P10136118993STEEL TEST HOUSEYA building used for the testing of steel.1P914293428Steel Workers VillageN1N10826143495STEEL WORKING SITEYA site used for the manufacturing of steel. Use more specific type where known.1P476669297STEEL WORKSYA site containing plant and machinery for the manufacture of steel.1P181010236295315STEELYARDYA balance with unequal arms where the contents of a pan on the short arm are weighed by a weight or weights attached to the long arm.128P492569557STEELYARDYTraditionally, dating from the medieval period, this was an area on the north bank of the Thames where the Merchants of the Hanse conducted their business. Now includes a similar establishment in a provincial town.1P181110236397502STEELYARD WEIGHTYA weight made to be hung from a steelyard.128P485269387STEEPING PITYPit for soaking animal hides as part of the tanning process.1P485369388STEEPING TANKYA large tank used for soaking alumina-bearing shale in water and chemicals, the initial stage in the alum-making process.1P3456138295STEEPLEYA collective term embracing a church tower's entire structure, including its spire.546P3457138296STEEPLE ENGINEYA compact, free standing steam engine introduced circa 1810 and built mainly in small sizes.546P979494396Steeplejacks YardN1N181210236495999STEPYA flat level structure, can be part of a series, used to allow a person to move from one level to another, or can occur singularly on a threshold.128P914393429STEPPED TERRACEYA terrace of houses built on a slope giving the roofline a stepped appearance.1P526870276STEPPING STONESYStones placed in the bed of a stream or on wet ground, to enable crossing on foot.1P526970277STEPSYA series of flat-topped structures, usually made of stone or wood, used to facilitate a person's movement from one level to another.1P3458138297STEPSYA series of flat-topped structures, usually wooden or stone, on which a person places their feet when ascending or descending, facilitating movement from one level to another.546P660983630StewN1N914493430STEWARDS HOUSEYThe residence of a person entrusted with the management of a great house or castle.1P