Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

BINDING
All the pieces are of copper alloy (Fig 133; 4108-4120).
4109 SFLWC 1149(C), C491 F235. Pit. Period 1. Two thin strips slightly
turned down along one edge. One is more or less straight-sided and has a
rivet hole near the edge that is not turned down. Length 77.0 mm, width
16.0 mm. The other curves gently and has two rivet holes and a rivet
still in place near the inside edge. Length 97.0 mm, width 27.0 mm.
4112 SF BKC 126(C), A72 F16. Town ditch. Anglo-Saxon or Period 6. Fragment
of a binding strip turned over along one edge. Length 27.5 mm, width
14.5 mm.
4114 SF BKC 4458. N549 Llll. Occupation and dump? Period 5b1. Possibly a
binding strip, distorted. Length 63.0 mm, width 9.0 mm.
4115 SF BKC 4728. T461 L49. Floor of sandy clay + occupation. Period 2. A
length of tubing similar to Fig 133. 4108. Length 64.0 mm. width 9.00 mm.
4118 SF BUC 802. C1735 F60. Ditch. Period 1. A strip of ?binding with a
rivet hole at one end. Length 35.0 mm. width 14.0 mm.
4119 SF MID 686. A2672 L361. Demolition debris. Period 3 destruction. A
thick curving strip, slightly hollowed on the underside. Length 50.0 mm,
width 10.0 mm.
4120 SF MRC 83, 121 F52. Early 2nd-century pit. A strip of U-shaped section,
bent. Length approximately 136.0 mm, width 5.0 mm.
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