2026-04-06T06:48:29+01:0012,43776415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects500870004CHAMBERED ROUND BARROWYA Neolithic burial monument comprising a stone-built chamber within a circular or sub-circular earthen mound. See RELIGIOUS, RITUAL AND FUNERARY Class List for context.1P504770047CHAMBERED ROUND CAIRNYA Neolithic burial monument comprising an approximately circular stony mound which contains a stone-built chamber, with or without additional lateral chambers.1P506470064CHAMBERED TOMBYA Neolithic burial monument comprising a stone-built chamber within a mound of earth or stone. Use more specific type where known.1P4032169977CHAMFERYA surface formed by cutting off a square edge, usually at 45 degrees. Use more specific type where known.546P365100907ChamfrainN128N366100908100054CHAMFRONYThe front piece of horse armour.128P724991426CHAMOIS LEATHER WORKSYA factory or complex where chamois leather is produced using fish oils as the tanning agent.1P1226385636CHAMPAGNEYA sparkling, white wine traditionally from the Champagne region of France. Now used, loosely, to refer to any sparkling white wine.77P10873143959CHAMPIONS FURNACEYA zinc smelting furnace patented by William Champion of Bristol in 1738 for the reduction of zinc from zinc oxide by means of condensing.1P2711137538CHANCELYThe choir and sanctuary in the liturgical eastern part of a church appropriated for those who officiate during services.546P2712137539CHANCEL ARCHYAn arch at the liturgical east of the nave, carrying a gabled wall above, separating nave from chancel.546P3703138958Chancel ScreenN546N36710090996199CHANDELIERYA hanging frame with branches which act as candle holders or to which lights are attached.128P3762139132CHANDELIERYA branched, hanging light fitting, often ornate in design, provifding illumination from a number of candles or lightbulbs.546P725091427Chandlers ShopN1N427068782CHANDLERYYTraditionally the premises of a chandler, a maker and seller of candles. Now, a shop for the retail of groceries and other provisions.1P725191428Changing HouseN1N3888140301CHANGING ROOMYA room within a building, such as a shop or leisure complex,sometimes equipped with cubicles or screens to allow a degree of privacy, where clothing can be tried on or changed.546P676787929CHANGING ROOMSYA building within a complex, such as a leisure centre, school, industrial site etc, often containing toilet and washing facilities, where individuals can change their clothes. For a changing room within a larger building, see Components.1P3691138946ChantryN546N559670684ChantryN1N2713137541CHANTRY CHAPELYA chapel, often attached to or screened off inside a church, endowed for the celebration of masses principally for the repose of the founder?s soul.546P497469970CHANTRY CHAPELYA chapel attached to, or inside, a church, endowed for the celebration of Masses for the soul of the founder.1P10179122502Chantry Chapel BridgeN1N630671659CHANTRY COLLEGEYA building used for the education of, and as a residence for, chantry priests.1P725291429Chantry HouseN1N368100910CHAPEY128C2714137542CHAPELYA building, room or area, often within or attached to a church or other building, serving as a place of worship. Where a monument, use the Thesaurus of Monument Types.546P497169967CHAPELYA freestanding building, or a room or recess serving as a place of Christian worship in a church or other building. Use more specific type where known.1P613671454CHAPEL OF EASEYA church built within the bounds of a parish for the attendance of those who cannot reach the parish church conveniently.1P