2026-04-06T05:15:35+01:0012,43762415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects467569204CALCINERYA kiln for roasting ore.1P555970634Calcining FurnaceN1N715391326Calcining HouseN1N628071632CALCINING KILNYA kiln in which the prolonged heating or roasting of materials to drive off water, volatiles and sulphur so that they may be reduced to a powder, was performed.1P11683164135CALCITE MINEYA place where calcite is extracted using both quarrying and deeper mining techniques. Calcite/limestone is used for making glass, paper, photography, statues, building, and animal food.1P12409152432CALCIUM CARBONATEYA natural compound used as in the building and medical industies.77P2676137502CALDARIUMYThe hot room in a Roman baths.546P2677137503CalefactoryN546N635471711CalefactoryN1N29110083395327CALENDARYA table of months and days in the year.128P669187522CALENDER MILLYFinishing process for cloth, especially linen, running the cloth between heavy rollers.1P292100834Calf HairN128N648476937CALF HOUSEYA building used to house calves.1P12315109013CALICOYPlain, white, cotton cloth often unbleached.77P556070635CALICO MILLYTextile mill producing calico, ie. coarse, unbleached cotton cloth.1P715491327CALICO PRINTING WORKSYA factory complex consisting of PRINTING SHOPS, COLOUR HOUSES, DYE HOUSES, etc, in which patterns are printed onto calico.1P556170636Calico WorksN1N10845143544CALLENDER HAMILTON HANGARYSimilar in design to the Callender Hangar but with a reduced height of 17ft. Built to Air Ministry drawing number 17346/40.1P10508140481CALLENDER HANGARYA transportable hangar designed by Callender Cable and Construction to Air Ministry drawing number 6633/37. A steel box-girder framework with corrugated iron cladding and canvas doors it had a clear door height of 25ft.1P29310083597141CALLIPERSYAn instrument with curved arms for measuring difficult or awkward shapes.128P29410083695171CALTROPYFour iron spikes joined together so that when the caltrop is on the ground a spike is always pointing upwards. Used to disable infantry and cavalry.128P11294160299CaltropN1N2678137504CALVARYYA representation of the crucifixion of Christ or related scenes as a sculpture, etc.546P497069966CALVARYYA representation of the crucifixion of Christ or related scenes as a sculpture in a churchyard, etc.1P646674785CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPELYA place of worship for Calvinistic Methodists, Welsh Methodists who split from the established church in 1811.1P2679137505CAMBAYA place in which brewing and sometimes baking took place.546P715591328CAMBERYTraditionally a dock where cambering, the bending of beams for shipbuilding, took place. Now used for a small dock.1P29510083796011CAMEYA strip of lead holding small pieces of glass (quarries) in a window.128P2680137506CAMEYAn H-sectioned strip of lead used to hold panes of glass in position in stained-glass windows or other leaded lights.546P296100838Camel HarnessN128N