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Mudlark Noun| a person who gains a livelihood by searching for iron, coal, old ropes, etc, in mud or low tide Over the course of a year I photographed...
In the midst of life I woke to find myself living in an old house beside Brick Lane in the East End of London
A blog about mudlarking on the Thames foreshore, London, UK, medieval, Tudor and Victorian pottery shards
London Mudlark: Lara Maiklem Mudlarking. 59,435 likes · 6,321 talking about this. SUNDAY TIMES bestselling author. Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries....
I often marvel at the 19th/early 20th C clay pipe bowl designs, but sometimes the clay pipe stems can be inspired little works of art too, like this one by Thomas Cole of Mile End, found in the Thames mud today. Talk about putting your foot in your mouth! #mudlark #mudlarking
This article was first published in Treasure Hunting Magazine in October 2020 and is published here with the kind permission of the author Jason Sandy to support the temporary Henfield Museum...
Read 49 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Eight year old Maise Clegg was plucked from the workhouse by the Rynotts to work on the ban…
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Lara Maiklem is a mudlark, and she digs in the tidal flats of the Thames river to uncover all sorts of incredible secrets and treasures.
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A mudlark who found a rare Roman lamp while walking on the Thames foreshore in his lunch break revealed that he almost threw it away because he thought it was a fake.
When scouring the murky and mucky contents of rivers or creeks, it’s rare for a mudlark to stumble upon significant historical relics or artifacts.
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A collection of over 2,500 buttons and cufflinks dating back to medieval times was unveiled yesterday after being unearthed by Tony Pilson, who spent three decades scouring the banks of the river with a metal detector.
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