Mudlarking Thames: Isle Of Dogs Finds & Scraping The Back Wall (S01 E04) | Tales from the Foreshore

Join Carrie and Ken on this week’s mudlarking adventure along the Isle of Dogs. As they scrape the back wall, they uncover rare and exciting finds along the Thames River. Watch as they search for hidden treasures and share their discoveries with you. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share your thoughts in the comments!

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[carrie_on_larkin]

Thanks for all the great comments guys. You all make me believe in myself. Thank you and thank you Ken. Looking forward to our next lark 🥰

[loraineled]

Oh wow. Much like a thimble for a sail maker!

[sandrasymes]

You both suite the combined commentary- I look forward to your next post

[ladyskellington]

Just what I need after a 12 hr shift at work. Carrie and Ken a recipe for de stressing 🙂x

[suebt]

Love listening to you both xxx never a dull moment 😊

[lisafarr]

Fab vid, hope you find some marks on the medal

[cherylmccarthy]

Could watch you pair forever, great finds with great history love it 🥰

[charlesperez]

Great Diode in the Sky, I may be developing a bit of a crush on Carrie!!!
But nevermind my goofballness, the Cutty Sark is a supreme vessel, a record breaker of its time, and one of the most creatively made museums on the planet.
It is a masterpiece of dry dock, a seaworthy beauty, a hairsbteath to the Greenwich shore itself.
It calls to that river, the River calls back.
I found, in 2022, a lid of a tea caddy.
I looked up at Cuttys mats, and said thanks.
2days later, I found the other part of that tea caddy!!!!
I am a tea nut, I own maybe 5000 bux worth of tea.
I have some, from about 1987, in my Greenwich tea caddy🥰

[beaub]

I’ve told my dad about that Mile End clay pipe he was born there

[janjohnston]

Just discovered your channel and will now be binging all episodes 😁

[charlesperez]

The knife handle.
You can tell if it is ivory if it has tiny checkmark patterns.
They are called the ‘lines of Retzius’
Only elephant ivory has this.

[charlesperez]

I have a sort, it is the story of my VERY first mudlarking moment.
First, I looked upon the river, this was in Greenwich, naval college adjacent.
I looked upon this river, and I asked, please allow me to find something remarkable, and to prove my loyalty, I promised to not take my very first find.
My very first find was a bit of green ware.
But I kept my promise, I set it back down.
So my second find, literally seconds after, was a clay pipe circa 1620!!
I have a video of it, I would love to share this with you, it’s crazy!
Plus, descending the steps down to the foreshore, I broke my pinky finger!!!
It is still crooked, to this day.
The river granted my promise, and delivered, but it took its toll, a finger for a pipe😌
I am proud to have paid this toll.
I carry this crooked finger as a badge of honor