2026-04-10T03:32:35+01:0012,437374415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects12329109273TIMBER PRODUCTSYProducts manufactured from timber.77P488769426TIMBER SEASONING SHEDYA building where timber was allowed to dry and harden, to render it fit for use as a working material.1P602471299Timber ShedN1N488869427TIMBER YARDYAn open yard or place where timber is stacked or stored.1P1908102460TimbrelN128N190910246197142TIME MEASURING INSTRUMENTNAn instrument used to measure the passing of time.128P642671800Time OfficeN1N928693578TIMEBALL TOWERYA structure for visually communicating the exact time to ships in anchorage. A ball slides down a mast at the top of the tower, usually at noon or one o'clock exactly.1P679890199TIMEKEEPERS OFFICEYA room or building occupied by a person employed to keep accounts of workers' hours of labour.1P1209879209TINYA lustrous, malleable metal, which is resistant to corrosion. Tin is used in alloys such as pewter and used in the manufacture of cans for the storage of food.77P1209979210TIN INGOTSYSolid bars made from pure tin.77P602571300TIN MILLYA mill used for the processing of tin ore by crazing, stamping or smelting.1P474469275TIN MINEYA mine used for the extraction on tin bearing ore.1P1211982872TIN OREYOre containing a high proportion of tin.77P1210079211TIN PLATEYSheets of iron or steel coated with tin.77P471869248Tin Plating WorksN1N928793579Tin Workers CottageN1N476969300Tin Working SiteN1N459569116TIN WORKSYA site where tin ore is extracted from suspended fire waste in tin mine spoil heaps.1P1910102462100109TINDER BOXYA box containing tinder, any dry inflammable material, usually also contains flint and steel for lighting fires.128P1215983213Tinned GoodsN77N1219083874Tinned MeatN77N474569276TINNERS CACHEYA crude, stone built structure, often roofless, used by tin miners to store equipment.1P474669277TINNERS HUTYA small dwelling providing living accommodation for a tin miner.1P928893580Tinworkers CottageN1N191110246396739TIPPET (CAPE)YWoman's fur cape for the shoulders.128P191210246496740TIPPET (STOLE)YLong stole worn by Anglican clergy during a service.128P657882893TipplerN1N928993581Tironensian AbbeyNUse both terms.1N602671301Tironian AbbeyNUse both terms.1N