Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

2383 SF MID 401. CI538 L36. Daub floor. Site C Phase 2. Wall sherd. Both
surfaces are abraded. Chipped. Diameter 37.5 mm. thickness 12.0 mm.
Black burnished ware. 2nd century or later.
2384 SF MID 801. D1618. Medieval to modern accumulation of topsoil/river
silt. Machine-dug trial trench on site of multi-storey car park north of
main Middleborough site. Base. The junction of wall and base has been
ground smooth. Diameter 56.5 mm. thickness 10.0 mm. Grey ware.
Possibly 1st to 2nd century?
2386 SF COC 42. 101 F61. Pit. Post-medieval. Wall sherd. Both surfaces are
slightly abraded. Diameter 47.0 mm. thickness 20.0 mm. Grey ware.
Roman.
2387 SF BUC 817. C577 L2. Period 1. Wall sherd. Both surfaces are abraded.
Diameter 44.5 mm. thickness 13.5 mm. Grey ware. Roman.
2383 SF BUC 1499. E329 L16. Destruction debris. Probably first half of the
5th century. Base. The junction of wall and base has been chipped down
below the level of the inner surface of the base and has been only
slightly smoothed. Both surfaces are abraded. Diameter 38.5 mm.
thickness 11.0 mm. Colchester colour coat. Mid 2nd century or later.
2389 SF BUC 1192. E436 L16. Destruction debris. Probably first half of the
5th century. Base. The junction of wall and base has been ground
smooth. Both surfaces are abraded. Diameter 41.5 mm. thickness 9.0 mm.
Grey ware. Roman.
See also Appendix 3 for further counters of this type.
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