2026-04-08T05:46:25+01:0012,437237415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects10072103935METAL PROCESSING SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the processing of non ferrous metal ores.1P10071103934METAL PRODUCT SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the manufacture of products from metals.1P465169177METAL PRODUCTION FURNACEYA furnace where metal is manufactured from ore.1P10069103913METAL SMELTING SITENBuildings, sites and structures associated with the smelting of metals.1P10054103733METAL WORKERS WORKSHOPYA workshop used by a craftsman who works in base or precious metals.1P123310178197597METAL WORKING DEBRISYThe debris resulting from metal working processes.128P649878163METAL WORKING SITEYA site where metal is worked. Use specific type where known.1P10076103993METAL WORKSYA complex of buildings used for the processing of metals. Use more specific type where known.1P834992598Meteorological Research StationN1N656982775METHANE PLANTYA site where methane gas, released by coal mining, is collected and processed.1P123410178297486METHERYA square, wooden drinking vessel.128P835092599Methodist Central HallN1N629571647METHODIST CHAPELYA place of worship for Methodists, a movement founded by John Wesley. Following his death in 1791 there were many secessions.1P676987935Methodist ChurchN1N835192600Methodist CollegeN1N835292601Methodist HallN1N835392602METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPELYA place of worship for followers of the Methodist New Connexion, a movement founded in 1791 when Alexander Kilham led the first group to split from the Methodists.1P992899657METHODIST REFORM CHAPELYA place of worship for members of the Methodist Reform Church. This group was the result of a secession from the Methodists in 1849. They remained until joining with the Wesleyan Association in 1857.1P987899553Methodist Reform ChurchN1N835492603Methodist SchoolN1N3148137981METOPEYA thin, rectangular panel, sometimes enriched with sculptural relief, placed between the triglyphs in a Doric Order frieze.546P640371774MEWSYTraditionally a mew was a building housing hawks when they were moulting, however since the C16th the term has been used for a series of stables grouped around an open yard or alley, often with rooms above. Use only for stables otherwise use FALCONRY.1P3149137982MEZZANINEYA storey of lesser height than those above and below it.546P10600141020MICROBREWERYYA small brewery, often situated in a public house, producing limited quantities of beer, for consumption locally and/or on the premises.1P123510178397390MICROBURINYA by-product of the production of microliths.128P123610178496371MICRODENTICULATEYA small flake or blade with a series of notches along the edge.128P123710178596373MICROLITHYA very small flint or other stone tool.128P123810178695286MICROSCOPEYAn instrument using lenses to magnify the object being viewed.128P835592604MID BREASTSHOT WHEELYA waterwheel where the water enters at the same level as the axle.1P445668972MIDDENYA refuse heap.1P