2026-04-09T23:21:11+01:0012,437387415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects3538138380TUSCAN ENTABLATUREYAn entablature of the Tuscan Order consisting of a plain architrave, frieze and cornice without decoration or enrichments..546P3539138381TUSCAN ORDERYA biggest and plainest of the classical architectural orders, based upon a simplified version of the Doric Order. Sometimes called the Gigantic order, though not to be confused with the Colossal or Giant Order.546P937293668Tutors HouseN1N937393669Tutors LodgingsN1N197210252597430TUYEREYA clay cone, part of a furnace.128P937493670TWEED MILLYA factory where tweed, a twilled woollen fabric with an unfinished surface, is manufactured.1P197310252696152TWEEZERSYA set of small pincers used for gripping and plucking.128P12390143380TwineN77N597171219Twine WorksN1N10215129041TwinewalkN1N197410252797070TWIST AUGERYAn auger bit which creates its hole by drilling into the material.128P3670138906TWIST BALUSTERYA spirally turned baluster.546P197510252897071TWIST BITYA drill bit used in metal and wood working.128P1976102529Twist GimletN128N937593671TWIST MILLYA mill in which strands of yarn are twisted together to produce a strong thread with a uniform thickness.1P3540138382Twisted ColumnN546N3671138907TWO CENTRED ARCHYAn arch formed around two arcs whose radii are each equal to the span of the arch.546P973494197Two Hinged Arch BridgeN1N973594198Two Pinned Arch BridgeN1N197710253096809TYGYA drinking vessel with two or more handles.128P3597138549TYMPANUMYThe face within a pediment, as enclosed by the cornices, or the solid infill of an arch above an impost, sometimes embellished with sculptural or relief ornament.546P11019147334TYNESIDE FLATYA distinctive form of terrace found in the northeast consisting of a long, two storey terrace indistinguishable from a conventional house externally, save that each unit has two front doors, one leading to a separate dwelling or dwellings upstairs.1P10392140180Type A Aeroplane ShedN1N10365140107Type C Aeroplane ShedN1N10416140212Type L Aircraft ShedN1N1978102531100146TYREYA metal or pneumatic rubber rim to a wheel.128P597471224Tyre FactoryN1N1979102532Tyre HoopN128N1224484536TYRESYA hoop or band of material put around a wheel to protect it and, when filled with air, to provide a more comfortable ride.77P2407100487U BoatN143N