2026-04-05T23:25:47+01:0012,43731415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects613271448BANK BARNYA multi-purpose, two-storey barn, built on a hillside with entrances at both levels to a first floor threshing barn and ground floor animal housing.1P500570001BANK BARROWYA poorly understood Neolithic monument comprising a very long, narrow earthen mound. They may be of single-phase construction, or represent the addition of a linear extension to the bank of an existing Long Barrow.1P696791128Bank ChambersN1N12310066595419BANK NOTEYOfficial currency printed or written onto paper which can be directly exchanged for goods, services or coins.128P12377141886BANK NOTESYPaper currency. Bank notes may be of any denomination or value and of any nationality.77P696891129Bank OfficeN1N2165100271BANKERYA fishing vessel employed exclusively on the Grand Banks cod fisheries.143P2583137402BANKING HALLYAn open area within a bank where financial transactions take place.546P12410066696419BANNERYA flag bearing a device, often carried on two poles or hanging from a cross piece. Usually used in processions.128P2584137403BannerolleN546N696991130Banquet HallN1N697091131Banquet HouseN1N2585137404BANQUETING HALLYA hall normally reserved for holding feasts on special occasions.546P494169934Banqueting HallN1N621871554BANQUETING HOUSEYA hall, apartment or large room, designed or used primarily for festive or state functions.1P2586137405Banqueting RoomN546N3877139856BANQUETTEYA firing step from which standing defenders could fire over the crest of a high parapet.546P697191132BAPTIST BURIAL GROUNDYA cemetery for baptist followers.1P644771825BAPTIST CHAPELYA place of worship for Baptists. The first Baptist church was formed by Thomas Helws in 1611 and gave rise to the General Baptist Movement.1P697291133Baptist ChurchN1N697391134Baptist CollegeN1N697491135Baptist Meeting HouseN1N697591136Baptist TabernacleN1N2587137406BAPTISTERYYA building, or part of a church, used for baptismal rites, usually containing a font.546P496869964BAPTISTERYYAn area of a church, often a free-standing building, in which baptism is administered1P697691137BaptistryN1N3835139622BARYA counter from which beverages are served in a bar room.546P697791138BarNUse for town gate only. For drinking venue use EATING AND DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT narrow terms.1N10940145080BAR (LICENSED)YAn establishment where alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks are served, food may also be served. May be a an individual room within a larger multi purpose building such as a sports pavilion or a theatre.1P550070556Bar GateN1N