2026-04-06T08:23:04+01:0012,43786415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects731991498CLAY WORKINGSYA site where clay is extracted from the surface of the ground.1P41110095395177CLAYMOREYA two edged broadsword.128P732091499Claypipe WorkshopN1N10280136770CLEARANCEYAn area of ground which has been cleared of plants and other obstruction.1P410568613CLEARANCE CAIRNYAn irregularly constructed, generally unstructured, mound of stones. Often, but not necessarily, circular. Normally a by product of field clearance for agricultural purposes.1P732191500CLEARING HOUSEYA central office dealing with financial accounts.1P3736138991ClearstoreyN546N3735138990ClearstoryN546N41210095496249CLEATYA piece of wood or iron to secure ropes, etc to or on.128P41310095596404CLEAVERYA tool for splitting and chopping.128P41410095696250CLENCH NAILYA nail adapted so that the end of the nail can be turned over and driven back into the substance through which it has passed.128P3737138992ClerestoreyN546N2733137562CLERESTORYYThe upper parts of walls carried on arcades or colonnades in the nave, choir or transepts of a church or hall, rising higher than the lean-to roofs of the aisles and pierced with windows to allow light to penetrate.546P11794167334CLERGY DAUGHTERS SCHOOLY19th century school for the daughters of clergymen.1P441868933CLERGY HOUSEYA residence for all clergy having the sole or subordinate charge of a living.1P441568930CLERICAL DWELLINGNResidences of religious people and members of the clergy.1P435068864CLIFF CASTLEYAn enclosure created by constructing one or more lines of ramparts across a promontory which projects into the sea.1P11586162956Cliff DwellingN1N732291501Cliff LiftN1N523970243CLIFF RAILWAYYA railway, usually by the sea, linking the beach with the cliff top. Various mechanisms were used the most common being that the cars were attached to a cable and winding drum and were balanced so that one travelled up, as the other came down.1P3894140354CLIMBING WALLYAn artifically constructed wall with recessed and projecting grips for hands and feet and places to attach ropes. Used for practising rock climbing. If the wall is a free-standing external structure use term for the Thesaurus of Monument Types.546P10474140351CLIMBING WALLYAn artificially constructed wall with recessed and projecting grips for hands and feet and places to attach ropes. Used for practising rock climbing. If the wall is situated within a sports centre use term from Components thesaurus.1P415100957Clinch NailN128N420468713CLINICYAn institution, sometimes attached to a hospital, where patients may receive treatment or health checks.1P562070714ClinkN1N41610095897347CLINKERYAsh and partially fused residues from a coal fired furnace or fire.128P1227386296CLINKERYUsually slag, a residue from burning stone, but can be used for vitrified bricks.77P10244133073CLINKER MILLYA mill which ground clinker in the cement production process. During cement production a mixture of lime and clay is burnt which forms a clinker which is then ground into powder. When mixed with water it solidifies to hard cement.1P41710095995329CLINOMETERYAn instrument for measuring the angle of slopes, usually in inches per yard, consisting of a weighted graduated wheel with movable sights.128P41810096096251CLIPYAn object used to grip together objects.128P