#Mudlarking
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- We're back at it with a long player, mudlarking friends! I hope you enjoy this one, with all the spills and thrills of the foreshore. There's a bit of everything today, bones, buttons, seals, Roman, medieval, Victorian and everything in between!
Thanks so much Marie. Always so interesting and thought provoking. 💜
Thank you Annette, you are always so appreciative!
Happy Holidays my dear! It's so fun tagging along with you on these river jaunts. I am happy to say I can now (thanks to you!) actually identify some of the pottery bits from my cozy studio here in California! Stay well, and thank you for sharing your adventures.
Hey Mary! That's great, I love it when people store the info and use it themselves. We're all always learning! x
Hi, OFT. It's great to see you. I hope you are well. Have a great Christmas love from South Australia 🇦🇺 🎉
I'm always amazed by the many different types of pottery you find, but of course you know what you're looking for. Great video as always! 😍
Have to go back and rewatch now. Thanks for another adventurous and educational year! Happy holidays to you and yours! ❤🤗🎄
Nice finds as always. Good to see again, Marie. Hoping you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. See you on the next. Cheers Marie! 🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸
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Doczekałem się na film 👍
Pozdrawiam serdecznie 🇵🇱
Nice finds. I even knew what the Belemine jug was.
Hurrah Lisa!
Loved the video. Thanks for posting. Best regards, John.
Always lovely to catch up with all those lovely finds Marie and have a natter on the premiere x
Hello from the San Francisco Bay Area!
I’m always amazed at the variety of things you find. What do you suppose steel reefs are for? Musical instruments? Corsetry? Basket making?
Hi Lisa! For harmonicas and accordions!
Thanks Marie, that was a great big piece of salt glaze among the others.
First time to watch you, I love the way you show the piece of it now and back then..really interesting...maybe I picked up more then trash...very exciting!
Hello! Thanks very much! It's so important to give context to the fragments we find. Hope it helps you identify your own finds.
The alarm going off in the background scared the ever living out of me, I thought my fire alarm was going off 😝
Haha it makes me jump too!
The variety and age of those beautiful pottery shards is wonderful, made all the more intriguing by the excellent knowledge you have of those finds. What we find fascinating is that after all the centuries past Father Thames is still throwing up these treasures. Thanks for taking us along.
Hello! Thank you so much for your support and interest in all these fragments of history!
I’m looking forward to this.
Thanks for tuning in, Skully!
I am thrilled as well to see a premiere all the way from Colorado!
If you don't post again before the holiday, Merry Christmas!
Thanks Bob!
All the best people were born in 1981. Love these vids with lots of interesting pottery, keep them coming.
Haha damn right Dave! 😂
The pottery sherds that have the handmade peaks and call of the potters fingers are lovely
Aren't they? Instant connection to our past.
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5:17 that bone - could it have been a needle bone, used to sharpen needles? It looked like it had ridges on the end
Ah, you mean a pinners' bone? I don't think so. I do have one of those in my collection though, and they are one of my favourite finds!
What time of day is best to go searching?
We work around the tides...the aim is to get a good couple of hours (or more) either side of the low tide. We check the daily tide tables to see when they happen. So, all different times! Even night time!
Loved it
Thanks Edie!