Conchylomania
In the 18th century, an obsession with shells swept across Europe and they became more valuable than the finest paintings of the age.
Read moreIn the 18th century, an obsession with shells swept across Europe and they became more valuable than the finest paintings of the age.
Read moreJordan's photography brings him to beaches early in the morning to catch the rising sun.
Read moreWhen Tina was stationed in Okinawa, Japan, she didn't realize she was in one of the top beachcombing spots in the world.
Read moreCollecting a tiny treasures on the beach like those sent in by readers around the world can be as fun as finding large pieces.
Read moreA long-lost story of an industrious beachcomber from yesteryear.
Read moreWhen John Weldon headed out to the beach in Washington, little did he know what the waves would bring in that spring day.
Read moreBeachcombers on the English beaches of Cornwall still find Lego pieces washing up on shore after almost 25 years.
Read moreSome techniques for removing stubborn rust from your iron beachcombing finds
Read moreWhen she dug up what she thought was a bottleneck, this beachcomber was rewarded with an entire sea glass bottle!
Read moreThis beachcomber from Venice, Florida, collects mostly shark teeth and fossils.
Read moreThese mysterious surfboard-shaped stones found on a beach in New Jersey trace their origins back to Italy.
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