2026-04-10T05:01:41+01:0012,437373415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects10505140468Tie Down PointN1N3502138341TIEBEAMYA major horizontal timber spanning a roof space to connect a pair of principal rafters and prevent them spreading.546P927693566Tied CottageN1N3729138984TIERCERONYA secondary rib usually springing from the junction of two other ribs, or one that rises between a main diagonal and transverse rib, from the springing to the ridge rib.546P190610245896127TILEYA slab which can be decorated, shaped, hollow etc. Used for a variety of purposes in construction.128P503870037TILE BURIALYAn inhumation, usually Roman, which has been covered by tiles to form a tent-like structure over the body; the apex is covered by ridge tiles.1P3503138342TILE HANGINGYA vertical cladding consisting of tiles hung in overlapping rows.546P455969078TILE KILNYA structure in which pottery tiles were baked.1P456069079TILE WORKSYA site used for all the processes associated with the manufacture of roof, floor or decorative tiles.1P927793567TILEMAKING WORKSHOPYA place where ceramic tiles are manufactured.1P602271297TileryN1N1209779208TILESYShaped material used for covering buildings, usually as a roofing material though can be used on walls or floors. Often of fired clay they can be of other materials particularly stone.77P3787139427TILINGYAn area or series of tiles applied, usually to an interior floor or wall's surface, for practical or decorative effect.546P3504138343TILT HAMMERYAn early form of powered forging hammer, featuring a cast-iron hammer head fixed to a pivoted wooden arm, introduced circa 1500 and used primarily in the iron industry.546P476869299TILT HAMMERYEarly form of powered hammer, usually wooden, used primarily in the iron industry.1P927893569TILTYARDYA long, narrow yard used for jousting.1P927993570TILTYARD TOWERYA 16th century tower for observing tournaments, eg. at royal palaces.1P1213983086TIMBERYWood, cut and seasoned for use as a constructional material.77P964894019TIMBER AVENUEYA monument consisting of parallel lines of spaced post- holes which appears to mark out an approach to another monument or monuments.1P519870198TIMBER CIRCLEYApproximately circular or oval setting of spaced post holes indicating the former presence of a free-standing arrangement of upright timber posts. Often regarded as a wooden equivalent of the better known stone circles.1P190710245996316TIMBER DOGYAn iron rod with both ends sharpened and turned down, used for holding timbers together.128P928093571Timber Drying ShedN1N9965100211TIMBER FRAMED BARNYA barn which is constructed with a timber framework; between the members are panels which are infilled with timber, wattle and daub, plaster, brickwork, stone or other materials.1P928193573TIMBER FRAMED BUILDINGYA building constructed with a basic timber framework; between the members are panels which can be infilled with timber, wattle and daub, plaster, brick or other materials.1P928293574TIMBER FRAMED HOUSEYA house constructed with a basic timber framework; between the members are panels which can be infilled with timber, wattle and daub, plaster, brick or other materials.1P928393575TIMBER MARKETYA place where processed wood is sold.1P10068103893TIMBER MILLYA mill used to process raw timber.1P488669425TIMBER PONDYPond for storing cut lengths of timber to prevent them becoming seasoned.1P928493576TIMBER PROCESSING SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the processing of timber.1P928593577TIMBER PRODUCT SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the manufacture of timber products.1P