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Mudlarking had long been a niche hobby. Then influencers discovered it. Twice a day, sections of the River Thames’s shores are exposed by the receding tide, allowing a growing number of mudlarks ...
For decades mudlarks have been granted permission to hunt along the Thames by the Port of London Authority (PLA), which issued permits for up to three years at a time to a small community of ...
Although a speaking Thames remains a fantasy, a new year long mudlarking exhibition Secrets of the Thames at the London Museum (Docklands) sheds fascinating light not only on the historical ...
Navigate your way to the London Museum Docklands to enjoy these remarkable treasures once lost to the Thames but restored to us by modern-day mudlarks Without the River Thames, we would not have ...
A treasure trove of rare artefacts unearthed by mudlarkers on the River Thames on display at London Museum Docklands reveals ...
The trail will be available from May half term and is aimed at children under 12, who also get free entry into the museum’s new mudlarking exhibition, Secrets of the Thames. Hidden Treasure is a ...
Curator Natalie Kane takes us through five key exhibits, from bespoke prosthetics to adapted eyeliner and a chair that hugs ...
where they were typically worn by men — as demonstrated by the medieval skeleton found embedded in London’s River Thames in 2018. A potential sailor, fisherman or mudlark, the height of the ...