2026-04-05T22:08:27+01:0012,43734415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects550370560Barrow FieldN1N698291144BarthN1N3696138951BartisanN546N2594137413BARTIZANYA small turret that projects from the top of a tower or parapet.546P550470561BartonN1N1216683303BARYTESYSulphate of Barium77P10085104193BARYTES MILLYA mill in which barytes concentrates were ground to fine white powder, normally by use of flat millstones similar to those of a corn mill.1P651078207BARYTES MINEYA site where barytes (barium sulphate) is mined. Barytes is also commonly worked from the waste tips of lead mines.1P10899144553BARYTES WORKSYA complex of buildings where barytes is processed for industrial use.1P11549162754BasadiN1N985997483BASCULE BRIDGEYA bridge that incorporates one or two spans that tilt at the abutments, to move up and out of the way of shipping. The most famous example of which is Tower Bridge, London.1P2595137414BASEYThe lowest part of a structure, such as a pier, or the section of an order on which the shaft of a column sits.546P2596137415BASE COURTYA small outer courtyard, or service-yard.546P2597137416BASE CRUCKYA cruck, forming the main upright of a wall but whose blades are truncated by a transverse member.546P698391145BASE CRUCK HOUSEYA CRUCK HOUSE where the cruck blades are truncated and joined by a collar beam, above which is a separate roof construction.1P10493140432BASEBALL COURTYA prepared area used for the game of baseball.1P13310067595163BASELARDYA type of dagger, usually used by civilians in the medieval period, with a H shaped hilt.128P2598137417BASEMENTYThe bottom storey of a building, often below or partially below ground level.546P532270340BASEMENTYComponent. Use wider site type where known.1P417068678BASILICAYAn aisled timber or masonry hall, serving as the chief administrative public meeting centre and law courts for a Roman town. Usually located alongside the forum.1P2599137419BASILICA PLANYA plan type, usually for a church, having a rectangular core with one apsidal end wall.546P10930144998BASILICAN CHURCHYA church, the plan of which is based on that of a Roman basilica.1P2170100276Basilisk Class DestroyerN143N13410067696398BASINYA round container, open and wide at the top with sides sloping inwards toward the bottom.128P13510067797329BASINETYA type of helmet with a hinged visor.128P13610067896363BASKETYA container made of interwoven strips of pliable materials, such as cane or reed, often carried by a handle.128P2600137420BASKET ARCHYAn arch consisting of a segment of a circle connected to other segments with smaller radii.546P2601137421BASKET CAPITALYA Byzantine bell-type capital, ornamented with carving resembling wicker-work or basket-weave.546P488169420BASKET MAKERS WORKSHOPYA workshop where baskets were manufactured.1P698491146Basket WorksN1N