Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

Metal pins
Unless otherwise stated. pins are of copper alloy.
Type 1 Pin with a plain conical head (Fig 26? 466),
In printed catalogue.
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Type 2 Pins with a head of bead. reel. and spool motifs surmounted by a
flattened sphere (Fig 27; 467-474),
468 SF LWC 1139(C), B unstratified. Fragment. very corroded. 45.0 mm long.
Circular-section reel/bead/reel/flattened sphere.
Type 3 Pins with a more or less spherical head (Fig 28; 475-484),
475 SF LWC 3614(C), J1563 F134. Circular depression. probably sinkage.
Period 4. Silver. Two fragments. 25.0 mm long. Spherical head.
476 SF BKC 3381. J219 F36. Pit. Period 5b. Two fragments. tip missing.
59.0 mm long. Small head. slightly conical upper half.
477 SF BKC 3356. K327 L20. Dump of oysters. Period 5/6. Two fragments. tip
missing. very corroded. 74.0 mm long. ?Spherical head.
478 SF BKC 3800(C), K654 F121. Pit. Period 2. Two fragments. very tip
missing. 92.0 mm long. Spherical head.
479 SF BUC 262. B382 L1. Modern. Silver. Fragment. 33.0 mm long.
Flattened spherical head.
431 SF BUC 404(C), B1123 G174. Grave deposit. Period 2. Silver. Length
63.0 mm. The head is spherical. with a slightly conical upper half.
432 SF BUC 1531. H360 G537. Grave deposit. Period 2. Silver shaft with
?gilt copper-alloy head. Length 70.0 mm. Flattened spherical head.
483 SF BUC 1541. H366 G537. Grave deposit. Period 2. Silver. Length