Pottery continued to be made on the Surrey Hampshire Border, with Farnborough the main centre. Pottery produced in this area in the 16th -17...

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 broken bit of pottery has been on the blog before, but it wasn't until the finds id session organised by Thames Discovery earlier t...

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 thought I’d identified most of the decorative pottery you can find along the Thames, so I was thrilled to find a new type. It was a treat ...