2026-04-06T23:32:29+01:0012,43770415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects33810088096990CASTYA moulded object.128P1187878935CAST IRONYA metallic alloy of iron, carbon and silicon formed by casting in a mould.77P1231190173CAST IRON PIPESYPipes manufactured from cast iron and used for a variety of purposes.77P33910088195512CASTANETYA specific type of hand held hollowed wooden clapper, known in Europe from medieval times onwards.128P340100882Casting CounterN128N341100883Casting DebrisN128N720491379CASTING FLOORYA floor area, covered in sand, onto which hot metal from a furnace is cast.1P468669216CASTING HOUSEYBuilding or structure covering a casting floor or pit.1P720591380Casting ShopN1N34210088497542CASTING WASTEYWaste products ensuing from the casting process.128P432168833CASTLEYA fortress and dwelling, usually medieval in origin, and often consisting of a keep, curtain wall and towers etc.1P634971706Castle GateNUse both terms.1N720691381Castle GatehouseNUse both terms.1N557570658Castle KeepN1N720791382Castle MotteN1N557670659Castle MoundN1N626371611Castle WallN1N3935141387Casual WardNUse VAGRANTS WARD as it is meant to shelter wandering vagrants overnight rather than the permanent inhabitants of a workhouse.546N720891383CASUAL WARD BLOCKYA wing in a workhouse to accommodate vagrants overnight.1P720991384CASUALTY DEPARTMENTYA hospital department, open 24 hours a day, for the immediate reception and treatment of emergency cases.1P721091385Cat MemorialN1N10700142091CatacombNFor funerary monuments use CATACOMB (FUNERARY), for wine use WINE CELLAR1N721191386CATACOMB (FUNERARY)YA funerary site, either totally or partially underground, for the depositing of the dead. Often found in cemeteries in the form of a circular or semi-circular sunken area comprising of several galleries with vault entrances built into the side.1P721291387Catacomb (Wine Storage)N1N721391388CatadromeN1N34310088595175CATAPULTYA device used to throw projectiles, can vary from a small forked stick for hurling stones to a large engine of war to hurl large projectiles.128P34410088696245CATCHYA device to catch and hold one object to another, eg a door to a doorpost.128P721491389CATERING COLLEGEYA training college for chefs and other catering students.1P11678164124CatheadN1N497969975CATHEDRALYThe principal church of a diocese in which the cathedra or bishop's throne is to be found.1P