Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

Bead-imitative (Fig 46; 1715-1723)
1716 SF BKC 3913. M6. Cleaning. Modern with Periods 5 and 6. Fragments.
similar to 1719. Fig 46.
1713 SF BUC 330. D98 G454. Probably a grave deposit. Period 2. Fragments.
similar to 1719. Fig 46.
1720 SF BUC 1566. H404 G519. Grave deposit. Period 2. One of a pair with
1721. Fig 46. Internal diameter 42.5 mm, circular section, thickness
2.0 mm. The ends are linked by a sheet of copper alloy moulded to match
the decoration, wrapped round the armlet, and soldered into position.
1722 SF BUC 1568. H406 G519. Grave deposit. Period 2. One of a pair with
1723. Internal diameter 43.0 mm. rectangular section. thickness 2.0 mm.
height 5.0 mm. Similar to 1719. Fig 46. Fixed by a soldered lap joint.
now sprung apart.
1723 SFBUC 1569, H406 G519. Grave deposit. Period 2. One of a pair with
1722. Internal diameter 40.5 mm, rectangular section, thickness 2.0 mm.
height 5.5 mm. As 1722.
Multiple motifs (Fig 47; 1724-1732)
1727 SF BUC 457(C), B1681. Unstratified (spoil heap). Fragment, similar to
1730. Fig 47.
Iron armlets
Plain These armlets appear to have been simple circular-section rings. No
clasps or joins have been identified (Fig 48; 1733-1737),
1733 SF BUC 163/177/193(0. B294/300/312 G69. Grave deposit. Period 2.
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