2026-04-11T01:38:33+01:0012,437409415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects2078102632Window LeadN128N3589138436WINDOW LINTELYA lintel over a window.546P2079102633Window MouldingN128N2080102634Window SillN128N3817139543WINDSHAFTYThe main axle projecting through the front of a windmill on which the sails are mounted.546P11111159172WindypitN1N1211179229WINEYAn alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice (or occasionally other fruits).77P951993822WINE AND CIDERMAKING SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the production of wine and cider.1P952093823WINE BARYA licenced establishment where wine and other alcoholic drinks are sold for drinking on the premises.1P208110263596905WINE BOTTLEYA vessel for the storage and transport of wine.128P429568807WINE CELLARYA building or subterranean structure used for the storage of wine.1P208210263696812WINE COOLERYA container used to assist in cooling wine.128P952193824WINE LODGEYA public house licensed for the sale of wine and other alcoholic drinks.1P952293825WINE PRESSYA press in which the juice is extracted from grapes in the manufacture of wine.1P637171732Wine VaultN1N952393826WINERYYAn establishment where wine is produced.1P208310263796814WINESKINYA flexible container, usually leather, for the storage and transportation of wine.128P3590138437WINGYA part of a building joined to the core of the structure and at an angle to it.546P2084102638Wing Flanged AxeheadN128N208510263997516WINGED AXEHEADYA form of bronze axehead of middle or late Bronze Age date in which narrow, high flanges on both faces are hammered over to enclose the axe haft. Some types feature a side loop to further assist hafting.128P605071337Winged Corridor HouseN1N604571327Winged Corridor VillaN1N10833143509WINGED FURNACEYIn the glass industry, a furnace of Lorraine Type, comprising a central rectangular melting furnace with ancillary structures at each corner, adjacent to the fires. Post-Mediaeval until superceded by coal-fired furnaces.1P10425140233Winning HoleN1N10426140234Winning PlaceN1N208610264095820WINNOWERYA device for separating grain from chaff by means of a wind or current of air.128P208710264195822WINNOWING BASKETYA large, flattish basket used in winnowing the chaff from the grain.128P208810264295823WINNOWING FANYA fan used to create an air current to separate grain from chaff.128P208910264395821WINNOWING FORKYA large fork with a lot of space between twines used to throw grain etc into a breeze to separate grain from chaff.128P209010264496906WINNOWING TRAYYA tray for separating grain from chaff.128P