2026-04-06T06:40:52+01:0012,43772415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects34810089096757CAULDRONYA large pot used for boiling.128P349100891Cauldron HangerN128N2697137524CAULICOLIYThe lesser stalks springing from the principal stalks, or caules, within the decoration on a Corinthian capital.546P35010089296992CAULKING TOOLYA tool to apply material to the seams of a ship.128P526470272CAUSEWAYYA road or pathway raised above surrounding low, wet or uneven ground.1P10171122494CAUSEWAY BRIDGEYA bridge, carrying a footpath or road, usually across marshy or waterlogged ground.1P497369969CAUSEWAY CHAPELYA chapel built on, or at the end of, a causeway.1P557970663Causewayed CampN1N498269978CAUSEWAYED ENCLOSUREYA Neolithic monument comprising an irregularly circular enclosing ditch, interrupted by frequent causeways, and often accompanied by an internal bank, also causewayed.1P498369979CAUSEWAYED RING DITCHYA monument comprising an irregularly circular enclosing ditch, interrupted by several causeways, surrounding a central circular area used for funerary activities, often concealed originally beneath an earthen mound. Index with barrow type where known.1P722891405CavalierNRaised earth platform built on bastion or curtain wall.1N631471667CAVALRY BARRACKSYA barracks including stables and associated buildings housing a cavalry regiment.1P722991406Cavalry ClubN1N723091407Cavalry Riding SchoolN1N536570384CAVEYA subterranean feature entered from a hillside, cliff face, etc. A cave may have been used for occupation, storage, burial, refuse, or as a hide-away. Index with site type or objects where known.1P10681142041Cave ArtN1N558170665Cave BurialNUse both terms.1N558270666Cave SettlementNUse both terms.1N974794212Cave SiteN1N2698137525CAVETTOYA concave moulding where the profile is a quarter of a circle.546P11707164358CAVITATION TUNNELYA tunnel used to test scale model propellers and hulls to consider the impact of caviation on wake, propulsion, vibration and noise.1P12327109233CEDARYDurable wood from the cedar tree.77P2699137526CEILINGYThe surface of a room which conceals overhead structural members.546P3984151835CEILING PAINTINGYA two dimensional image using paint applied to the surface of a ceiling.546P11814169404CELESTINE WORKINGSYA site where Celestine or Celestite (a SrSO4), originally used in sugar beet refinement, is extracted from an open cast mine.1P2700137527CELLYTerm used to indicate the basic unit of accommodation in the plan of a building. It does not necessarily relate to the structural divisions within a building.546P512470124CELLYA monastic enclave dependent on a mother house.1P622471561CELL BLOCKYA building containing a number of single roomed cells used for detaining prisoners.1P2701137528CELLARYA room that is underground or partially underground. Primarily used for storage.546P532370341CELLARYA room or group of rooms usually below the ground level and usually under a building, often used for storing fuel, provisions or wines.1P