2026-04-10T02:18:17+01:0012,437386415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects627171621Turf HouseN1N510470104TURF MAZEYA labyrinthine garden feature, common during the 16th and 17th centuries, created by cutting shallow pathways into deep lawns.1P11178159272TURF PARTERREYA parterre consisting of an area of turf often with a pattern cut into it.1P416468672TURF STACKYA structure used to dry turf on. Turves were used as a fuel and as a roofing material.1P936693662TURFED SEATYSeats or benches covered in turf, built against a wall, tree or fountain, were a common feature of medieval enclosed gardens.1P936793663TURFED STEPSYGarden steps covered in turf.1P616771490TURKISH BATHSYA hot steam bath introduced from the East, in which heavy perspiration is followed by soaping, washing, massage and cooling.1P960893960Turn Over BridgeN1N3669138905TURNED BALUSTERYA baluster, circular in plan, turned and cut on a lathe.546P11193159302TURNERS CURVED ASBESTOS HUTYA prefabricated structure consisting of six curved asbestos cement sheets that were bolted together, without a frame, creating a hut semi-circular in section. Used on airfields during WWII and manufactured from 1942 by the Turner Asbestos Company.1P936893664TURNING CIRCLEYMechanism for turning around vehicles in a confined space.1P624571589TURNING SHOPYA workshop used for completing the shape of a product or part by turning on a lathe or wheel.1P936993665Turnip HouseN1N602871305Turnpike Boundary MarkerN1N937093666Turnpike BridgeN1N602971306Turnpike GateN1N603071307Turnpike HouseN1N603171308Turnpike RoadN1N937193667TURNSTILEYA barrier which rotates on an axis and is usually so arranged as to allow a person to pass through an opening only in one direction.1P624871592TurntableN1N1213883021TURPENTINEYAn oil obtained by the distillation of wood and used as a solvent and paint thinner and in some medical preparations.77P3533138375TURRETYA small tower, usually round or polygonal and attached to a structure. When a separate building, treat as a monument.546P436968883TURRETYA small tower or bartizan, which was often placed at the angles of a castle, to increase the flanking ability, some only serving as corner buttresses. Also used to describe the small rectangular towers situated between the milecastles along Hadrians Wall.1P10445140277TURRET INSTRUCTIONAL BUILDINGYAn airfield building housing a turret gunnery trainer used to teach air gunners how to report the correct position of enemy aircraft by practising shooting against projected moving images of enemy aircraft displayed on a target screen (WWII).1P2406100486TURRET IRONCLADYA warship constructed of iron plate with its main armament mounted in a revolving turret on deck.143P10446140278Turret TrainerN1N3534138376TUSCAN ARCHYAn arch of the Tuscan Order.546P3535138377TUSCAN BASEYA base of the Tuscan Order, featuring a square plinth supporting a large torus with a fillet above.546P3536138378TUSCAN CAPITALYA capital of the Tuscan Order featuring a square abacus.546P3537138379TUSCAN COLUMNYA column of the Tuscan Order featuring a plain, unfluted shaft.546P