2026-04-06T01:40:08+01:0012,43732415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects12510066797533BAR IRONYA piece of iron cut from blooms and lengths of bar, probably for transportation, which were then reworked.128P2125137176Bar MountN128N3780139400BAR ROOMYA room in a public house, hotel, club etc. containing a bar from which alcoholic drinks are served.546P126100668Bar ShareN128N12710066995162BARBED AND TANGED ARROWHEADYA triangular arrowhead retouched to form a central tang and lateral barbs. The sides may be straight or concave.128P12810067097328BARBED POINTYA bone or antler point with rows of barbs, usually on one side only.128P11454160540BARBED WIRE ENTANGLEMENTYOne or more coils of barbed wire intended to impede the advance of hostile troops.1P983597262BARBED WIRE OBSTRUCTIONYRolls of barbed wire with supporting metal posts designed to impede enemy advance.1P697891139BARBERS SHOPYA hairdressing establishment for men.1P430768819BARBICANYAny earthworks, walling, bastion or fortified outwork, or combination of these, generally with ditch or moat.1P2588137407BARE FACED DOVETAIL JOINTYA joint in which a dovetailed timber's surface is proud of the receiving member on one side.546P2589137408BARE FACED TENON JOINTYA joint in which the tenon retains one or more of the original sides of the timber.546P2166100272BARGEYShallow draft cargo vessel, often broad beamed and flat bottomed, powered by engine and or sail.143P10329139779BARGE BEDYA foreshore structure to prevent barges from sinking in the river mud. Made by placing chalk on fascines of brushwood, which is in some cases retained by a timber revetement.1P2590137409BARGE BOARDYA board fixed at the gable end to purlins, often decorated.546P1221784156BARILLAYA plant, Salsola soda, burnt to produce alkali.77P10982146424BARILLA MILLYA mill used for the preparation of Barilla, an ash of burnt seaweed that was used for the production of soda.1P1184978902BARKYThe outer layer of tissue on a tree or woody plant, often used in the dyeing and tanning industries.77P614671467BARK HOUSEYA building used for storing tree bark.1P11056151799Bark KettleN1N477369304BARK MILLYMill for grinding bark usually for use in the tanning industry. Use with power type(s), eg. WATERMILL where known.1P444668962BARK PEELERS HUTYA round hut, similar to a CHARCOAL BURNERS HUT, associated with forest industry. The bark was later used in the tanning process.1P11055151798BARK POTYA large cauldron used in the making of a preservative from the bark of spruce, fir or other conifers. The preservative was used to treat nets, sails and other fishing gear.1P1185078903BARLEYYGrain from a cereal of the genus hordeum, often used in the manufacture of alcoholic spirits.77P697991141BarmekinN1N430868820BARMKINYA defensive cattle enclosure added to fortified towers.1P404068547BARNYA building for the storage and processing of grain crops and for housing straw, farm equipment and occasionally livestock and their fodder. Use more specific type where known.1P404168548BARN PLATFORMYA levelled area of ground on which a barn is built. A platform is often the sole surviving evidence for a barn.1P12910067195312BAROMETERYAn instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure by its effects on mercury in a glass tube. It can also be used to measure altitude and depth and is especially used for predicting the weather.128P2167100273BARQUEYA sailing vessel, generally with three masts, square rigged on the fore and main mast.143P