2026-04-05T22:06:57+01:0012,43733415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects2168100274BARQUENTINEYSailing vessel generally with three masts square rigged on the foremast only.143P698091142Barrack BlockN1N430968821BARRACKSYA building used to house members of the armed forces.1P11659163866Barracks InstituteN1N10139119053BARRAGEYA manmade barrier built across a river in order to increase the depth of water.1P969794123BARRAGE BALLOON CENTREYAn RAF Base, used specifically for the storage and maintenance of barrage balloons.1P11402160411BARRAGE BALLOON GAS DEPOTYA building or site used for the storage and distribution lighter than air gases for use in barrage balloons.1P11400160409BARRAGE BALLOON HANGARYA hangar used for the storage of barrage balloons.1P11698164186BARRAGE BALLOON MANUFACTORING SITEYA site or building where barrage balloons are manufactured. Consider double-indexing with the term WAR PRODUCTION FACTORY if appropriate.1P11399160408BARRAGE BALLOON MOORINGYA mooring, usually consisting of a concrete plinth, to which a barrage balloon was attached.1P11401160410BARRAGE BALLOON SHELTERYA building associated with a barrage balloon site and intended to provide shelter for the balloon crew from air attack.1P661083658BARRAGE BALLOON SITEYA site where a single large balloon was attached by fine wire cables to the ground to form an aerial obstruction to attacking enemy aircraft.1P2169100275BARRAGE BALLOON VESSELYA vessel used as a platform for flying a barrage balloon from.143P11600162970Barrage Baloon Tethering PointN1N13010067296397BARRELYA cylindrical container, usually bulging outward in the middle and usually held together by metal hoops.128P10708142959BARREL FLAME TRAPYAn anti-personnel device consisting of a 40 gallon fuel drum placed on top of an explosive charge and detonator. When detonated the barrel would explode sending burning fuel over the intended target.1P12422160142BARREL GOODSYGoods stowed in barrels and therefore indicating that the barrels were in use as containers with goods stored therein, rather than as cargo in their own right.77P1227286276BARREL HEADINGSYThe flat end of a barrel.77P1185178904BARREL HOOPSYMetal hoops used to hold the staves of barrels in position.77P13110067396235BARREL PADLOCKYA form of padlock with a cylindrical case and bolts and springs attached to spines.128P13210067496236BARREL PADLOCK KEYYA key, usually with a long stem, its terminal is generally hooked or looped, and bit set at angle to stem with radiating or looped wards.128P2591137410Barrel RoofN546N1185278905BARREL STAVESYPieces of wood used to form the sides of barrels.77P2592137411BARREL VAULTYA semi-circular or pointed vault uninterrupted by cross vaults, the ceiling bearing a resemblence to a tunnel or the inside of a barrel.546P1185378906BARRELSYContainers of cylindrical form, traditionally made of curved wooden staves bound together by hoops of metal. Also includes modern plastic and metal barrels.77P10014102972BARRIERYAn obstruction, usually manmade, which is used to restrict or prevent access to a settlement, building or area of land. Use more specific type where known.1P2593137412BARRING ENGINEYA small auxiliary engine to help start up a large steam engine - invented 1866.546P698191143Barristers OfficeN1N500470000BARROWYArtificial mound of earth, turf and/or stone, normally constructed to contain or conceal burials. Use specific type where known.1P505470054BARROW CEMETERYYA cluster of closely spaced barrows and related monuments (eg. ring ditches). Use with specific barrow-types where known.1P