This rare historical treasure has been covered in mud for centuries. Mudlarking the River Thames

Mudlarking a SECRET LOCATION for Thames treasure! So many finds!

What is Mudlarking? Flowing through the heart of Central London towards the sea, the River Thames was once the largest port in the world and vital transportation link between London, the British Empire and the rest of the world. The busy, congested port was filled with ships and boats of all sizes, from large ocean-going vessels, importing and exporting cargo around the globe, to small row boats with watermen transporting passengers from one side of the river to the other. Over the past 2,000 ye

People say why do you need a license to go mudlarking? Every mudlark needs a permit to be able to scavenge along a river foreshore. For the Thames, this is because it’s owned by the Port of London Authority and the Crown. Permits are available to buy online and cost £90 for three years. You’ll also receive maps with your permit telling you where you can and can’t mudlark. In London, for example, there are certain areas on the north bank of the river around St Pauls where you can’t scrape the sur