2026-04-06T06:22:27+01:0012,43754415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects23810078096010BRICKYAn oblong mass of hardened clay or mud, used in building.128P711091277BRICK AND TILEMAKING SITENSites and structures associated with the manufacture of bricks and tiles. Includes sites associated with earth extraction and preparation.1P711191278BRICK DRYING SHEDYA building in which newly made bricks are laid out to dry.1P453469053BRICK KILNYA kiln or furnace for the firing of bricks.1P453569054Brick PitN1N711291279BRICKEARTH PITYA pit used for the excavation of clay suitable for making bricks.1P554170610Brickearth QuarryN1N554270611BRICKFIELDYA site where clay is both extracted and fired to produce bricks.1P1186778922BRICKSYConstruction blocks manufactured using clay which is then fired or sun dried.77P3795139507BRICKWORKYA structure, part of a structure or area constructed from plain bricks.546P711391280Brickworkers CottageN1N453669055BRICKWORKSYAn industrial manufacturing complex producing bricks.1P554370612BRICKYARDYSmall scale enterprise producing bricks but not at the same site as the extraction of clay.1P23910078195891BRIDAL HEADDRESSYHead wear of a bride.128P554470613BridewellN1N521270214BRIDGEYA structure of wood, stone, iron, brick or concrete, etc, with one or more intervals under it to span a river or other space. Use specific type where known.1P24010078295475BRIDGE (MUSIC)YA small structure used to support strings on an instrument pushing them away from the body of the instrument.128P711491283Bridge Approach RoadN1N497269968BRIDGE CHAPELYA chapel built into the structure of a bridge.1P711591284Bridge HouseN1N711691285BRIDGE KEEPERS COTTAGEYThe residence of a bridge keeper.1P3824139567BRIDGE TREEYAn adjustable, horizontal beam, supporting the vertical stone spindle in a water or windmill, which allows the gap between the grinding stones to be varied.546P11607162977Bridgemans CottageN1N554770616Bridgettine AbbeyNUse both terms.1N513770137BRIDGETTINE DOUBLE HOUSEYAn abbey of the Bridgettine double order of nuns and religious men.1P9946100007BRIDGETTINE GRANGEYAn outlying farm or estate belonging to the Bridgettine order.1P711791286BRIDGETTINE NUNNERYYAn abbey founded in 1415 for nuns of the Bridgettine order.1P24110078395670BRIDLEYHeadgear for a horse, usually consisting of a series of buckled straps and a mouthpiece, bridle bit, by which the horse is controlled.128P24210078495671BRIDLE BITYA metal mouth piece used to control an animal, usually used on a horse.128P24310078595672BRIDLE FITTINGYAttachments that form part of the bridle.128P