2026-04-06T12:06:53+01:0012,43793415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects562770723COEYA small hut erected over a mine shaft.1P1189978960COFFEEYThe beans, or powder resulting from grinding the beans, of shrubs of the genus Coffea. The powder is used to make the drink Coffee.77P634171697COFFEE BARYA small, usually inexpensive, restaurant with a limited menu of light meals served at counters or tables.1P427268784COFFEE HOUSEYAn establishment serving coffee and other refreshments and inexpensive foods. Between the 17th and 18th centuries they were also meeting places for political discussions.1P737391555Coffee PalaceN1N737491556Coffee Public HouseN1N737591557Coffee TavernN1N440100982CofferN128N2744137573COFFERINGYA series of recessed, ornamental panels decorating a ceiling.546P44110098395905COFFINYA container within which a body is placed for burial, usually made of lead or wood.128P507470074COFFINYA chest made of stone, wood or lead, used to enclose a dead body.1P442100984100132COFFIN FITTINGYA part of a coffin that is removable eg handle, mount etc.128P443100985Coffin LiningN128N444100986Coffin PlateN128N737691558COFFIN RESTYA structure, often within a CHURCHYARD or LYCH GATE, on which a coffin could rest prior to burial.1P498969985COFFIN STONEYA stone found on route to a churchyard on which the coffin is rested during transportation.1P2201100302COGYNorth European medieval merchant vessel.143P737791559Cog And Rung GinN1N2745137574COGGED JOISTYA joist that has its end resting in a recess in a transverse beam.546P44510098796993COGWHEELYA wheel with a series of teeth on its outside which interlock with similar teeth on another cogwheel to receive or give motion.128P2746137575CoienN546N446100988100077COIF (ARMOUR)YA close fitting skull cap, usually worn under a helmet.128P447100989100076COIF (CAP)YA close fitting cap covering the sides, back and top of the head.128P3705138960CoignN546N448100990608995423COINYA piece of metal, usually cast, struck or stamped, with a definite value.128P3706138961CoinN546N1190078961COINYPieces of metal money usually small in size and circular in design. Manufacture from a variety of metals including gold and silver but more recently manufactured from base metals and alloys.77P2119135277136753COIN BLANKYAn unstruck coin piece.128P44910099196994COIN DIEYA block of metal with a device cut into it, used to impress a coin blank.128P45010099297525COIN HOARDYA group of coins deliberately deposited together.128P