2026-04-08T22:51:01+01:0012,437245415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects842992682Monastery BarnNUse both terms.1N843092683Monastery BridgeNUse both terms.1N629671648Monastery GatehouseNUse both terms.1N843192684Monastery GatewayNUse both terms.1N843292685Monastery KitchenNUse both terms.1N843392686Monastic CathedralNUse both terms. Use specific type of monastery where known.1N10038103392MONASTIC DWELLINGYA residence for a member of a religious community eg. Abbot, Prior, Manciple etc. For multiple occupancy use more specific term eg. DORMITORY.1P577270922Monastic GrangeN1N640171772Monastic InfirmaryNUse both terms.1N664784791MONASTIC PRECINCTYThe area surrounding a monastic house including conventual buildings, outbuildings, cemetery, fishponds, etc, usually marked out by a bank and/or ditch or precinct wall.1P588571085Monastic VallumNComponent. Use specific type of religious house where known.1N126010180995427MONEY BOXYA lockable box for holding money and valuables.128P966994056Monkey HouseN1N588671086MonolithN1N126110181097395MONSTRANCEYA vessel to contain the wafers used in the Eucharist.128P843492688Montessori SchoolN1N608371389MonumentN1N10009102872MONUMENT <BY FORM>N1P426168772Monumental ArchNUse both terms.1N1262101811Monumental BrassN128N11017147332MONUMENTAL CHAMBERYBuilding used for the display of inscription panels and memorials to those buried in the underlying catacomb.1P1263101812Monumental CrossN128N510970109MONUMENTAL MOUNDYA mound in excess of 150 metres in diameter, of Late Neolithic date and presumed ritual function, eg. Silbury Hill.1P126410181397601MOODYA blank for a knife that has not been hammered out.128P126510181495349MOONDIALYA dial for showing the hours of the night by the moon.128P10651141951MOORING BLOCKYBlock, often made of concrete, to secure smaller maritime craft. Many were made during the Second Wold War to secure craft which were to be used in the D-Day landings.1P491269462MOORING BOLLARDYA post to which ropes are attached to secure vessels at a landing place.1P2311100402MOORING BUOY LIFTER BARGEY143P2312100403MOORING VESSELYA vessel used to put down and pick up moorings on the sea bed for large vessels.143P843592689MOORISH GARDENYA garden incorporating features of Moorish-influenced Spanish gardens - water features, patios, benches, walls and compartments, evergreens, etc.1P