2026-04-06T05:17:27+01:0012,43766415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects717691349Canonical HouseN1N717791350CanonryN1N556670649Canons HouseN1N717891351Canons Summer HouseN1N314100856Canopic ChestN128N315100857Canopic JarN128N316100858Canopic UrnN128N31710085997315CANOPIC VESSELYAn Egyptian container for holding the entrails of a mummy.128P717991352CANOPIED TOMBYA tomb with a raised canopy over it.1P2686137512CANTEENYA room intended for the taking of refreshments, usually containing a counter from which they are served.546P607671379CANTEENYA self-service dining room, especially for workers/employees; also in institutions, such as schools, hospitals, etc.1P974094205CANTILEVER BRIDGEYA specialized form of truss bridge that extends or cantilevers from both sides of the pier, the inner 'arms' usually supporting a central span.1P9977100224CANTILEVER CRANEYA crane consisting of a lattice girder carried on a lattice tower forming a T-shaped structure. A hoist is carried along the girder by a 'crab', enabling the crane to perform a variety of tasks eg loading/unloading of ships.1P10181122504Cantilever Span BridgeN1N1187578932CANVASYA strong unbleached cloth manuifactured from hemp, flax or similarly coarse yarn. Used mainly in the manufacture of sails, tents and for painting on.77P718091353CANVAS WORKSYA site where canvas, coarse, unbleached cloth, made from hemp or flax, was manufactured.1P31810086096583CAPYA covering for the head with a peak to shade the eyes.128P3821139555CAPYThe rotating top section of a tower or smock mill.546P31910086196610CAPEYA short hooded cloak.128P32010086296018CAPITALYThe upper part of a column or pier.128P2687137514CAPITALYThe top part of a column, often decorated.546P3854139763CAPONIERYAn enclosed, defensible passageway, equipped with gun ports, extending into or traversing a dry ditch.546P10440140272CAPONIERYA covered passageway projecting into or across a ditch of a fortified place to provide flanking fire to the ditch in which it stands or for the purpose of sheltering communication with outworks.1P10443140275CaponiereN1N718191354CAPSTANYAn apparatus around which cables or hawsers are wound for hoisting anchors, lifting weights, etc.1P648176581CAPSTAN HOUSEYA small building housing a mechanism used for winding a cable.1P2688137515CAPSTONEYA large stone laid horizontally to form the roof of a chamber.546P32110086395261CAPSULEYA small containment for drugs which can be ingested.128P2189100293Captain Class FrigateN143N468569215CAR FACTORYYA factory where cars are manufactured.1P