Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

2477 SF BKC 2693. H14 L2. Topsoil. Post-Roman. Wall sherd. The edge has
not been ground. Diameter 34.5 mm. thickness 8.0 mm. Diameter of
perforation 3.5 mm. The wall of the hole is smooth but not straight.
Grey ware. Roman.
2478 SF BKC 2911. H121 F57. Pit. Period 5a. Wall sherd. Fragment. The
edge has been partly ground. Diameter 44.5 mm. thickness 9.0 mm.
There are two perforations close together near the centre. each about
3.0 mm in diameter. The walls of these holes are smooth but not
straight. Grey ware. 1st century.
2479 SF BKC 4026. N44 F12. Pit. Period 6 or later. Wall sherd. Chipped.
The edge has been partly ground. Diameter 29.5 mm. thickness 6.0 mm.
Diameter of perforation 5.5 mm. Both surfaces are abraded round the
perforation. the wall of which is not straight-sided. Oxfordshire
colour coat bowl. Mid 3rd to 4th century.
2480 SF BKC 5337. V487 L58. Daub floor. Period 2. Wall sherd. The edge
has not been ground. Diameter 37.0 mm. thickness 4.0 mm. Diameter of
perforation 5.5 mm. The wall of the hole is straight. Grey ware.
Roman.
2431 SF MID 543. A1737 F23. Robber trench. Early medieval. Wall sherd.
Chipped. The edge has been ground and the outer surface abraded.
Diameter 38.0 mm. thickness 9.5 mm. Diameter of perforation 6.5 mm.
The wall of the hole is straight. Terra sigillata. form Dragendorff 31.
Central or Eastern Gaul. Antonine.
2432 SF BUC 57. A301 L1. Post-medieval. Wall sherd. Fragment. The edge is
ground and both surfaces are alightly abraded. Diameter 38.5 mm.
thickness 7.0 mm. Diameter of perforation 3.5 mm. The wall of the hole
is straight. Grey ware. Roman.
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