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Description: | An incomplete lead lock bolt Roman in date, examples are normally copper-alloy see those from Colchester (Crummy, 1983, fig 136, no 4133-4136). Therefore, this lead example could possibly be a template for the copper-alloy lock bolts. It has a rectangular plate with a narrower rectangular projection from one end. The plate has a solid back and recessed cells now filled with soil on the front face. These cells form a diagonal cross, each one being triangular in shape and next to this a cross with each cell being square. It measures 47.60mm in length and 18.54mm in width.
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