I thought the mosaic might be a good way of ending this blog, but then I remembered my original intention -  to create something people coul...

Whilst some hanker after pilgrim badges or coins, the find I'd probably be most delighted by is from one of these  Face Jug 1270-1310...

This post is for Facebook's London Mudlarker who has given up asking me to post on bung holes. Revealing our ultimate nerdiness. Not a g...

I’m reasonably certain about these finds, both found one day last week, jutting out among the stones and rocks of the Thames 'beach'...

It took me ages to work out what these two mudlarking finds were. I just assumed they were the decorated side of a pot, but couldn't fin...

Recently, mudlarking on the Thames, I purposely sought out pottery where hands have left their mark. Poignant reminders of their makers. Imp...

I hadn't been mudlarking for well over a month, so was pleased to go down on Monday.   As I reached the stairs down to the foreshore, th...

I spent my teenage years rather envious of those who had an absorbing passion, believing I just wasn't that type of person. To my surpri...