Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

Type 60 The simplest and commonest of the Hod Hill series.
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20 SF LWC 2888(C), K209, Garden topsoil. Period 4b. Fragment of the bow and
part of the head, Length 26.5 mm, This brooch has a very narrow neck
with a cross-moulding at the junction with the bow, which has marginal
ribs and a pronounced central rib.
21 SF BKC 1238(C), E346 L69/B, Oyster layer, Period 3b, Length 40.0 mm.
Fragments of a very corroded brooch with traces of longitudinal mouldings
on the bow.
22 SF BKC 2518(C), G406. Uncertain. c Period 2 or 3. Length 47.0 mm. A
very corroded brooch in two fragments. The pin is missing. There are
traces of longitudinal mouldings on the bow.
24 SF HEC 7(C), L7. Roman, probably late. Length 20.0 mm. Fragment of the
bow and part of the head. The bow has marginal mouldings and wavy-line
decoration between mouldings down the centre. There are slight
cross-mouldings on the head.
Type 61 Brooches of Hod Hill type with lateral lugs at the base of the bow.
26 SF LWC 3380(C), J111, Burnt Period 2 floor including occupation.
Period 2. Length 21.0 mm. A fragment of the bow and part of the foot of
a small brooch. One knobbed lug survives. The bow is decorated with
knurled longitudinal mouldings and a central knurled moulding flanked by
two plain ones. There is a transverse moulding at the junction of bow and
foot.
27 SF BKC 1023(C), D406 F46? Gully. Period 6, Length 31.0 mm. A fragment
of the bow and foot of a small brooch. The sides of the bow expand
towards the foot. The bow has marginal mouldings and a central knurled
moulding. One knobbed lug survives. There is a stepped cross-moulding
between bow and foot.