Mudlarking Series by Jason Sandy
Jason is an American architect living and working in London. Beachcombing along the River Thames, he has found extraordinary artifacts, some of which are now on permanent display in museums around the United Kingdom. He is co-author of the book Thames Mudlarking: Searching for London's Lost Treasures and is a frequent contributor to Beachcombing magazine. Jason is a member of the exclusive Society of Thames Mudlarks. Follow Jason on Instagram
Join Jason for a half-hour video beachcombing trip to some of his favorite spots on the River Thames, where he finds treasures buried for centuries in the London mud. He also shares some of his favorite pieces in his extensive collection of finds from prehistory through modern times. Learn more ›
Jason is the author of an ongoing series of articles in Beachcombing about mudlarking on the River Thames. Following are links to some of his articles.
Volume 27: Dress Fasteners and Cufflinks
Volume 26: Buttons with Backstories
Volume 25: Musical Instruments and Noisemakers
Volume 24: Ancient Pottery
Volume 22: Lost for Words
Volume 21: Trade Tokens
Volume 20: Colorful Glass Beads
Volume 19: Lost Jewelry from the 17th through 20th Centuries
Volume 18: Iron Age to Tudor Jewelry
Volume 15: Lost and Found Toys
Volume 14: Bellarmine Jugs and Witch Bottles
Volume 13: Modern Sacred River
Volume 12: Ancient Sacred River
Volume 11: The Art of Smoking
Volume 10: Pirates of the River Thames
Volume 9: Searching for Evidence of the Mayflower
Volume 8: Seal the Deal
Volume 7: The Mystery of the Thames Garnets
Volume 6: Giving New Life to Historic Glass
Volume 5: Colored Glass and Georgian Bling
Volume 4: Mudlarking We Will Go
