Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

CATEGORY 4: HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS AND FURNITURE
SPOONS
All spoons are of copper alloy unless otherwise stated.
Type 1 Spoons with a round bowl (Fig 73? 2008-2011),
2009 SF BKC 4724, T481. Period 1 or 2. In fragments, a large part of the
bowl is missing. Length 122.0 mm, diameter of bowl 26.5 mm.
2010 SF BKC 5015, V88. Period 3 or 4? Fragment, most of the handle is
missing. Length 34.0 mm, diameter of bowl 23.0 mm.
2011 SF BKC 5392, V686 L81. Make-up? Period 2. Fragments of a round bowl.
Type 2 Spoons with a pear-shaped bowl (Fig 73; 2012-2015).
2013 SF BKC 4625, T310 F112. Pit. Period 5c. Fragments of a pear-shaped
bowl.
2015 SF BKC 5255, V373 F53. Pit. Period 5? Fragments, part of the
bowl is missing.
Type 3 Spoons with a mandolin-shaped bowl (Fig 735 2016-2019).
2017 SF BKC 2652(C), H16 L2. Topsoil. Post-Roman. Fragment of a bowl,
broken across the neck. Length 32.0 mm, maximum diameter 25.5 mm.
Folding spoon (Fig 73; 2020)
In printed catalogue.
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