2026-04-06T04:51:52+01:0012,43756415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects470169231BRONZE FOUNDRYYA workshop or factory where bronze articles are made by casting molten metal into moulds.1P1186878923Bronze GunsNDouble-key with object material.77N991599593Bronze PlaqueN1N468369213BRONZE WORKING SITEYUse only where evidence is specific, ie. copper/tin alloy. For working of copper based alloys of unknown composition use COPPER WORKING SITE.1P24610078896665BROOCHYOrnament often with a hinged pin and catch, worn fastened to clothing.128P24710078996666BROOCH PINYA specific type of early medieval pin. Do not use in instances where a pin has become detached from the brooch.128P248100790Brooch SpringN128N249100791BroomN128N11106159128BROTHELYAn establishment in which prostitution is practiced.1P636171720Brotherhood HouseN1N10784143394BRUNTON CALCINERYA calciner used in arsenic production from the 1820s to the 1950s featuring a distinctive, slowly rotating hearth.1P25010079296400BRUSHYA hand held device with bristles or hairs used for cleaning or painting.128P453269050BRUSH FACTORYYA factory where brushes are manufactured. Use for all types of brush.1P251100793Brush HolderNThe stem or handle of a brush designed to hold the head of the brush.128N712691297BRUSHMAKERS WORKSHOPYA workshop where wooden brushes are manufactured on a small scale.1P554870619Brushwood TrackwayN1N10966146358Buchanite Meeting HouseNA place of worship and dwelling for members of the Buchanites, a sect that originated from Irvine, North Ayrshire, in the late 18th century.1N252100794BucinaN128N25310079596364BUCKETYContainer with arched handle used for carrying liquids, foodstuffs etc.128P2182100286BUCKET DREDGERYA self propelled vessel for deepening harbours using a continuous chain of buckets143P254100796Bucket HandleN128N255100797Bucket StaveN128N25610079896667BUCKLEYClasp for fastening together two loose ends.128P257100799Buckle FrameN128N258100800Buckle LoopN128N259100801Buckle PinN128N260100802Buckle PlateN128N261100803Buckle TongueN128N26210080495170BUCKLERYA type of shield, usually wooden and circular.128P554970620BuckstallN1N