An Exhibition Featuring Long Lost Treasures Found In The River Thames Will Open In London Next YearThe River Thames is a source of historical treasures, showcased in the upcoming exhibition 'Secrets of the Thames'.
Lost treasures from the Thames will soon go on display at the London MuseumA new exhibition at the London Museum Docklands will highlight 'lost treasures' found through mudlarking in the River Thames.
How mudlarking on the Thames unlocks London's secret richesMudlarking along the River Thames is an addictive hobby that uncovers a rich history, leading to increased popularity and the need for regulation.
Thames mudlarking permits to be issued again but capped to protect siteThe surge in mudlarking from 2019-2022 led to permit suspensions and new regulations to protect the River Thames' archaeological integrity.
An Exhibition Featuring Long Lost Treasures Found In The River Thames Will Open In London Next YearThe River Thames is a source of historical treasures, showcased in the upcoming exhibition 'Secrets of the Thames'.
Lost treasures from the Thames will soon go on display at the London MuseumA new exhibition at the London Museum Docklands will highlight 'lost treasures' found through mudlarking in the River Thames.
How mudlarking on the Thames unlocks London's secret richesMudlarking along the River Thames is an addictive hobby that uncovers a rich history, leading to increased popularity and the need for regulation.
Thames mudlarking permits to be issued again but capped to protect siteThe surge in mudlarking from 2019-2022 led to permit suspensions and new regulations to protect the River Thames' archaeological integrity.
Londoners Can Now Apply For A Mudlarking Permit To Explore The Thames RiverbankMudlarking has evolved from a children's activity to a popular hobby, reopening with new permits to manage its impact on London's historical Thames.
River Thames mudlarking permit scheme relaunchedMudlarking permits are reopened by the Port of London Authority to allow treasure hunting while protecting the Thames' unique history and heritage.
Londoners Can Now Apply For A Mudlarking Permit To Explore The Thames RiverbankMudlarking has evolved from a children's activity to a popular hobby, reopening with new permits to manage its impact on London's historical Thames.
River Thames mudlarking permit scheme relaunchedMudlarking permits are reopened by the Port of London Authority to allow treasure hunting while protecting the Thames' unique history and heritage.
London Museum Docklands to celebrate mudlarkers and the treasures they discoverMudlarking is transforming from a poverty-based pursuit to a respected hobby, honored by a new exhibition at the London Museum Docklands.
Mudlarks find Boat Race medal from 1872 in River ThamesThe discovery of a 1872 University Boat Race medallion underscores the historical significance of this long-standing sporting rivalry.
London Museum Docklands to celebrate mudlarkers and the treasures they discoverMudlarking is transforming from a poverty-based pursuit to a respected hobby, honored by a new exhibition at the London Museum Docklands.
Mudlarks find Boat Race medal from 1872 in River ThamesThe discovery of a 1872 University Boat Race medallion underscores the historical significance of this long-standing sporting rivalry.
'London's lost treasures' in mudlarking exhibitionA Tudor wool knitted hat, discovered on the Thames, will be displayed in a new exhibition highlighting London's historical treasures.