Mudlarking: Ancient Sacred River
The Thames has provided plenty of natural resources, served as a vital transportation link, and been revered by inhabitants for thousands of years.
Read moreThe Thames has provided plenty of natural resources, served as a vital transportation link, and been revered by inhabitants for thousands of years.
Read moreAn exploration of how sea glass strength often depends on the color of the glass.
Read moreLook at your sea glass collection and treasure those pastel colors, which often were the results of nature until the 20th century.
Read moreAn alphabetical list of terms with brief definitions to help you read about and discuss sea glass.
Read moreClay pipes are some of the most interesting objects found on the Thames foreshore in London, protected by the soft Thames mud for centuries.
Read moreSea glass bottle bottoms might help you ID pieces in your stash.
Read moreCasino pit boss, Erik Rintamaki struck gold on the beaches of Lake Superior when he found—and named— beautiful, glowing Yooperlite.
Read moreWe asked Cindy Bilbao, author of the new book Seashells, about some of her favorite shells.
Read moreWe asked our readers what top three things they’d like to find on the beach. Take a look at our top 10 reader favorites.
Read moreEach year, an army of “Float Fairies” hides thousands of beautiful, handcrafted glass floats along the beach in Lincoln City, Oregon.
Read moreI could not believe I found six black bottle stoppers in one day...but where do they come from and what are they made of?
Read moreOne “must do” for beachcombers in St. Croix is hunting Chaney, beautiful pottery pieces found on the beaches and plantations.
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