2026-04-09T23:21:46+01:0012,437358415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects182410237696038STOUP (DRINKING VESSEL)YA term for a drinking vessel, although its use often implies a recognised quantity.128P182510237797422STOVEYA closed chamber used for heating or baking objects.128P10470140344STOVE HOUSEYA component of salt works containing flues and drying areas where salt blocks are dried before being crushed and bagged.1P916293448StowceN1N601471283STOWEYA type of windlass for drawing up ore.1P916393449Straddle StoneN1N182610237896385STRAINERYA tool used to filter solid material from liquid by means of a mesh, net or sheet with holes.128P3467138306STRAINER ARCHYAn arch whose purpose is to arrest or prevent structural movement in a building.546P3468138307STRAINER BEAMYA transverse timber in aisled construction, joining aisle posts below tiebeam level, to allow rearing of pairs of posts.546P1827102379StrakeN128N182810238096311STRAPYA thin strip of material used for binding.128P3667138903STRAPYAn iron plate connecting two or more timbers together.546P1829102381140465STRAP ENDYA fitting for a strap (or belt). Can be ornate in design.128P183010238297424STRAP FITTINGYThe fittings or parts on a strap.128P1831102383Strap GuideN128N1832102384Strap UnionN128N3860139783STRAPWORKYA decorative feature of wood, plaster or carved masonry, often used in low relief on ceilings, panels or screens and resembling interlacing leather straps. Popular in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.546P1213082919STRAWYThe stalks of cereals separated from the grain br threshing and used as fodder, basket manufacture, thatch etc.77P916493450Straw Hat FactoryN1N601571284STREAMYA natural flow or current of water issuing from a source.1P916593451Stream WorksN1N459669117STREAMWORKSYA place where tin ore is washed using a stream as the water source.1P653878316StreetN1N599571259Street ArcadeN1N539070416STREET FURNITURENStructures erected on or near a public highway.1P916693452STREET LAMPYA light, often suspended from a lamp-post, to illuminate a street or road.1P10017103032STREET MARKETYA market consisting of stalls erected in the street and selling a variety of goods.1P527170279STREET TRAMWAYYA track inlaid into the road surface of a street or road, on which tram cars run for the conveyance of passengers.1P646874787STRICT BAPTIST CHAPELYA place of worship for Strict Baptists, a sect who broke away from the Particular Baptists and kept up the practice of denying communion to non members after the union of General and Particular Baptists was formed in 1891.1P183310238596168STRIGILYA curved blade used by the Romans and Greeks to scrape the body after bathing.128P