Mudlarking: Weapons and Warfare
Weapons recovered from the River Thames reveal the stories of these battles throughout the ages.
Read moreWeapons recovered from the River Thames reveal the stories of these battles throughout the ages.
Read moreClocks, watches, and other timepieces found on the shores of the River Thames.
Read moreBuckles were both functional and an indicator of one’s wealth and social status.
Read moreThere are many stories about objects dropped in the Thames being discovered by mudlarks and returned to their original owners.
Read moreThere are infinite ideas for shaping and decorating clay pieces, and here are some ways to help identify them.
Read moreOld bottles recovered from the Thames are filled with intriguing backstories about the people who once used them.
Read moreSome people baked bread, others took up gardening, but Ella Hawkins, design historian, found her niche during lockdown: biscuit art.
Read moreFor millennia, London has been home to a wide variety of animals, and mudlarks have found traces of these ancient and modern beasts.
Read moreImagine if you were given the opportunity to go beachcombing in the drained moat of a medieval castle in Europe.
Read moreTravel through London and see history through the lost objects recovered from the Thames.
Read moreToggles, clasps, dress fasteners, hooked tags, and cufflinks tell the story of fashion and culture throughout the ages in Britain.
Read moreJason Sandy and some mudlarking friends search for long-lost treasures along the River Thames after dark.
Read more