Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

(Fig 54; 1799-1801)
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1800 SF BUC 1295/1308. C1516/1523 G404. Grave deposit. Period 2. Fragments
of opaque yellowish glass. from one or two rectangles similar to Fig 54.
1799. (Two yellow glass rectangles were recorded in the site notes.)
1801 SF BUC 1311(C), C1526G404. Grave deposit. Period 2. One gilt
copper-alloy rectangular frame from an object similar to Fig 54. 1799.
Pendants (Fig 54; 1802-1807)
1807 SF BUC 1523(C), H234 G503. Grave deposit. Period 2. A plain copper-
alloy pierced disc. maximum diameter 27.5 mm. thickness less than 0.5 mm.
Threaded onto an armlet of jet beads (617-22), from which was also
suspended a coin of Diadumenian (AD 217-13), and an iron finger-ring
(1794),
Bells (Fig 54; 1808-1311)
1809 SF BUC 267. B403 G94. Grave deposit. Period 2. A thin corroded copper-
alloy bell. maximum diameter 20.0 mm. The clapper is missing. With
1810. this bell was suspended from an iron chain.
1810 SF BUC 267. B403 G94. Grave deposit. Period 2. Similar to 1809.
Clasps (Fig 545 1812)
In printed catalogue.