2026-04-06T00:04:31+01:0012,43743415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects441768932BISHOPS PALACEYThe official residence of a bishop.1P702591191BISHOPS SUMMER PALACEYAn official residence of a bishop used during the summer months.1P10862143811BISMUTH MINEYMine for the extraction of bismuth, which usually occurs in small quantities in the ores of other metal ores, particularly lead, and some copper ores.1P10563140536BISON MOBILE PILLBOXYA flatbed lorry with a concrete defensive position fitted on the back enabling the "pillbox" to be driven to where it was most needed in the event of an airborne force landing on the airfield.1P434368856BIVALLATE HILLFORTYA hilltop enclosure bounded by a double line of ramparts.1P702691192Black Yarn HouseN1N702791193BLACKING FACTORYYA building or buildings used for the manufacture of shoe and leather polish, etc.1P10656141989Blacking MillN1N702891194Blacksmiths CottageN1N552070583Blacksmiths ShopN1N643871815BLACKSMITHS WORKSHOPYPlace where a smith works iron. May be for small scale local use or within a larger industrial complex.1P181100723Bladder PipeN128N18210072496399BLADEYA struck piece of flint or other stone where the length is at least twice the width.128P2633137457BLADEYA principal member in a cruck truss.546P659283350Blade WorksN1N18310072596527BLANKETYA thick fabric cover used to provide warmth.128P961993985Blanket HallN1N702991195BLANKET MILLYA factory where lengths of soft, woollen cloth, loosely woven to retain heat, used as a bed covering, were manufactured.1P12394143449BLANKETSYBed coverings, usually of woollen or similar natural or artificial fabrics.77P465269179BLAST FURNACEYSmelting furnace into which compressed hot air is driven.1P960293952Blast HouseN1N983697263BLAST PENYA protective structure, often made of sandbags with reinforcement, designed to protect aircraft at airfields from enemy attack.1P10776143375BLAST SHELTERYA structure, usually of earth and concrete, and usually, although not always, subterranean, designed for protection against explosives1P703091196BLAST WALLYA reinforced wall designed to reflect the blast from an explosion. Often found associated with powder magazines, pillboxes and air raid shelters.1P703191197Bleach CroftN1N703291198Bleach GreenN1N703391199Bleach GroundsN1N461569139BLEACH WORKSYA works where bleach is manufactured.1P703491200Bleach YardN1N461669140BLEACHERYYBleach works or bleach house for bleaching of textiles, etc.1P