Mudlarking: Glass Treasures from the Thames
Among the pebbles and debris along the River Thames, glass treasures are waiting to be discovered.
Read moreAmong the pebbles and debris along the River Thames, glass treasures are waiting to be discovered.
Read moreToshing has been called the worst job in history, and all things considered, it’s hard to disagree with that.
Read moreA lead seal, the East India Company, and the Thames Foreshore.
Read moreCustom-made and modified coins tell stories of love, sex, and equality.
Read moreEveryday objects from the past give a glimpse of life through the ages along the River Thames.
Read moreTiny finds tell the stories of those who lived along the River Thames.
Read moreSince the Romans established Londinium, the River Thames has served as a vital port for vessels importing and exporting goods.
Read moreMudlarking finds reflect the importance of health, appearance, and well-being throughout London’s history.
Read moreFor millennia, the River Thames has been a life-giver as well as a life-taker.
Read moreBeachcombers can find everything from marbles to buttons to musket balls on the beach.
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