saltern

As a noun saltern is

(archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As nouns the difference between terms and saltern

is that terms is while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As an adjective altern

is acting by turns; alternate.

As a noun saltern is

(archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As nouns the difference between salters and saltern

is that salters is while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As a noun saltern

is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As a proper noun salter is

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As nouns the difference between saltworks and saltern

is that saltworks is (pluralonly) a place where salt is refined and prepared commercially while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As nouns the difference between modern and saltern

is that modern is someone who lives in modern times while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As an adjective modern

is pertaining to a current or recent time and style; not ancient.

As nouns the difference between fenland and saltern

is that fenland is a kind of low-lying ground, often wet or marshy while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.

As nouns the difference between saltmaking and saltern

is that saltmaking is the manufacture of salt while saltern is (archaeology) an area used for saltmaking, especially in the east anglian fenlands.