Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

The head is partly folded over. Diameter 14.5 mm. Square section shaft.
clenched. Length 8.5 mm.
With a convex head (Fig 120; 3138-3216)
3139 SF LWC 678. A179. Make-up for mortar floor. Period 4. Stud with a high
convex centre and convex rim. Diameter 24.0 mm. Square section shaft.
incomplete. Length 12.5 mm. Similar to Fig 120. 3148.
3142 SF LWC 753. B321 F70. Cellar backfill. Period 5. A crushed stud. the
head was probably originally convex. Diameter of head 26.5 mm. Square
section shaft. bent. Length approximately 26.0 mm.
3143 SF LWC 755(C), B321 F70. Cellar backfill. Period 5. A stud head.
slightly crushed. Diameter 17.0 mm.
3144 SF LWC 892. B417. Occupation material. Period 4 (or 5), A small stud.
Diameter of head 4.0 mm. Rectangular section shaft. clenched. Length
9.0 mm.
3145 SF LWC 730. B F70. Probably cellar backfill. Period 5. A copper-alloy
stud head with an iron shaft. possibly filled with lead solder? Similar
to Fig 120. 3160. Diameter of head 15.0 mm. Shaft incomplete. Length
11.0 mm.
3146 SF LWC 1039. C293. Make-up. Period 4. Stud in three fragments. with a
small head. Diameter 6.5 mm. Square section shaft. Length 15.5 mm.
3147 SF LWC 1110(C), C419. Floor and make-up. Periods 1 and 2. Fragmented
stud with marked convex centre. but otherwise similar to Fig 120. 3101.
Diameter of head 13.5 mm. Square section shaft. Length 6.5 mm.
3150 SF LWC 1379(C), E84 (F49), Sinkage? Late Roman or Anglo-Saxon. Similar
to Fig 120. 3138. Diameter 12.5 mm. The shaft is missing.
3153 SF LWC 2806(C), J615. Make-up for second gravelled surface of yard.
Period 4a. Diameter of head 10.0 mm. Square section shaft. Length
11.0 mm.
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