A thousand thank-you's, Nicola, for interviewing, making the video on site, editing, etc. So glad you were there to share with the rest of us. Hearty thanks to all the mudlarks who shared and to the crew that put it all together -- especially Monika, Marie, and Jason. Kudos to ALL!
I'm so sorry that I missed you on the Sunday Nicola, I was displaying my finds on the Saturday and was on the next table next door to Rob. It was lovely to see the Sunday displays on your video too I know that there was only a couple of display switches during the weekend. I think my onion bottle left some tiny iridescence glitter behind on my table but as I was saying to Monika it was nice to be amongst many mudlarking friends and like minded people catching up on the different and new finds from the Thames foreshore xx
This was a wonderful video of Thames finds. Enjoyed the people you talked to and shown their extraordinary finds. Thank you so much for sharing this episode.
Thank you Nicola for showing this beautiful expo. Small or large, all finds are treasure from the past offered over the years by the Thames. Thanks to all passionate people..
Thank you so much for making this video! For those of us who aren't able to come to London, this is really an opportunity to visit these exhibitions remotely! All of you who have permits to mudlark on the Thames, really have received the Golden Ticket to dig up the past in a remarkable place! ❣️
Even when I saw the title I got excited! This was brilliantly filmed/edited. Thank you SO very much for doing this. I’ve watched it twice & will watch again. Sean Clark’s token & research was incredible. Mudlarking can bring the past to life again. And all the people interviewed were still excited about their finds & sharing the history. Thank you thank you!! Really loved this. ⭐️💙⭐️💙
I love your videos Nicola but this is the best I have watched. The breadth of the finds and the wonderful presenters amazes me and it all comes from the mud.
While watching a video about the excavations at Jamestown (the first English colony in the US) a man pulled out from a well a nearly intact Bartmann jug. The narrator didn't even say anything about this particular find. It turns out that they found many broken Bartmanns there in Jamestown. I thought you might enjoy knowing this. 😉
What a great event! Such a warm community of people with a passion for finding and preserving lost bits of the past!! Truly interesting video, Nicola!!!🥰🥰🥰
How exciting! I would love to see more of these collections. Perhaps a good series would be tours of the individual mudlarkers' collections in their homes.
Hola Nicola ,quede muy impresionada con todo lo que mostraron ,muy interesante y buen video como siempre ,me encanto muchas gracias por mostrarlo .Bendiciones encantadora Nicola 👏👏👏👏🥰
Wow, this is absolutely Mud Larker video gold and worth watching more than once! I had to rewatch it just to be able to take in all of the items and their “rescuers”. What a fascinating and handsome group of people with their precious Thames finds. Thank you for taking us along and I hope you will do more of this type of video. Sending you big hugs and much love from Tennessee. ❤
Wow! Thanks Nicola and what a weekend it was! Really pleased that it went so well and so much interest shown. Thanks also, for this wonderful video as I hardly had a spare moment to see the other exhibitors and find out more about them and their amazing finds! Many thanks to our hosts and the organisers!
I can’t help it. I watch your videos and find myself smiling. Thanks so much for another great video. It brings armchair traveling to a new high.🥰💕❤️👍👍
What a lovely group of fascinating mudlarkers. Thank you for taking us with you to this event, Nicola, and introducing us to all these interesting folks ❤ !
Quite by accident, Northern Mudlarks led me to Si Finds who led me to you.I just watched your video calling out social media's version of the 'hey day of yellow journalism'. I agree with and admire your decision to bow out of the fray. Historians, like you, ground us. Every thing old is new again!
I can't be any more than specific than to say you were responding to some couch potatoes who were accusing you of planting your finds. Your channel is a wonder to me each time I watch. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your treasures in video. I absolutely love the rich history of your country and it delights me to see all of this and learn history that we might have shared.
What an absolutely brilliant video of the Hands on History event, Nicola! I thoroughly enjoyed getting to meet your colleagues and friends and learned so much about the Thames history in the process. As Graham said, it seems everyone who mudlarks is kind and generous with their knowledge and expertise. Lucky you! BTW, your blue and white top you were wearing is just stunning on you!
Beautiful. So inspiring - just people discovering such incredible finds and becoming specialized historians because of their magnificent curiosity. Thank you Nicola for sharing your day with us:-)
Fantastico! Loved seeing all this stuff. what a day out - and so many amazing stories to go with each find. I would have gone all the way to London for this but never knew it was on!
Fabulous tour for all of us who don’t live in London! Thank you for sharing all those amazing interviews with larks and their finds. Really enjoy these special videos.
What a wonderful and impressive exhibition. It always amazes me how much more the Thames washes up. Keys will always keep their secrets locked away. Your imagination runs wild with the mystery.
Oh thank you Nicola. I enjoyed this video so much. Seeing all the Mud larkers with their treasures. Excellent job Nicola. Joyce from Connecticut, United States ❤️🙏🇺🇸
Exquisite, rare, wonderful, exciting exhibition, which I couldn't visit. But in September I will visit two weekends on a row. Already booked room in Greenwich from Sat till Tues to be able to visit the exhibition there. And of course also visiting the foreshore for a lark or two, hope to see you there Nicola!
Nicola, thank you for this wonderful interview of Mudlark special finds. The whole show was a delight. When they have other shows, if possible we would enjoy visiting these also. ❤
That was extremely interesting I so enjoyed all the finds but I really Loved meeting everyone!! Thank you ❤ for such an interesting look back in history
Absolutely Wow so many incredible finds and so many personal items and you start to wonder about the people who last owned them. Thank you so much for taking us along with you Nicola ❤
Nic, this video was fascinating! Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful finds, and the stories from the people who discovered them. Nice to see the folks that we’ve been introduced to through your larking adventures. I love all of these finds - AMAZING! - but I’m particularly amazed by the hand axe that David found. 3.3 MILLION years ago - are you KIDDING ME?!? That’s a dang hominid find! 😳 BEYOND extraordinary. Well done, sir!
This was a fabulous watch Nicola, thank you so much for putting this together and allowing those of us unable to be in London, the chance to see such wonderful finds 👍🏻
This was so interesting. Mudlarkers are kind people who share their knowledge of old items found on the foreshore, in this case along the river Thames. Amazing artifacts. Thank you all. 🎊🐕🥰🇺🇸
@nicolawhitemudlark I have had my 5 minutes of fame in one of Your video already. Which I am endlessly grateful for (oh, and there is a glance of me at 0:45 in this video 🙂) Xx
Nicola, Lawrie here in Philadelphia. May I say this has been the most amazing time spent on TH-cam!!! The knowledge that these fascinating people imparted with their artifacts was priceless to me. To have all of that history that has been found. Thank you so very much for this treasure!
I truly believe that Nicola is the David Attenborough of the games history! I actually believe that she should have a TV show as she digs up wonderful content continuously. Wonderful stuff for everyone, including schools for easy history lessons and exciting too!
Thank you Nicola ,so much history from the Mighty Thames,,so much mud so many treasures. and history A fantastic collection thank you so much Lots of love.X
Did a quick search for Mary Coombs. Found a Mary Coombs born in about 1714 in Sunbury, Surrey. She married Joseph Fitzwater in London on 19 Dec. 1734. He was also born about the same date in Sunbury. WHO KNOWS?? It could be their love token. Great video. Thanks for posting. 😍
@@nicolawhitemudlark I couldn't trace anyone else of her name, and also marrying in London around the token date could be a clue! We will never know I guess, but love never dies.
my life has been enriched since discovered mud larking. it was very interesting to see all the finds & hear from the mud larkers. glad to see your hobby exposed to a larger audience.
Nicola, Thank you for your wonderful coverage and one on one interviews. So much wonderful history is discovered on the foreshore. Be safe out there.😊❤
From Upper Great Lakes America...it is so interesting to see the mudlarking hobby, the depth of knowledge, and the community. Thank you for today's presentation.
Thank you Nicola for posting this vid, I planned to go to cutlets hall, but the day before I had a procedure done on my foot, so no long walks etc, I am so glad you took us around because there were amazing finds from all, never seen so much weaponry in one place accept in museum, disappointed I missed meeting everyone, but this vid has perked me up, thank you
Mudlarking on the Thames is on my bucket-list. I am determined to go at least once before I die. So, so cool.
A thousand thank-you's, Nicola, for interviewing, making the video on site, editing, etc. So glad you were there to share with the rest of us.
Hearty thanks to all the mudlarks who shared and to the crew that put it all together -- especially Monika, Marie, and Jason. Kudos to ALL!
Thank you, Nicola, and all the mudlarks for doing what you do and sharing it with the world ❤
This was marvelous thank you Nicola!
Großartiges Video, vielen lieben Dank,ganz ❤liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!🤩👍💖
I'm so sorry that I missed you on the Sunday Nicola, I was displaying my finds on the Saturday and was on the next table next door to Rob.
It was lovely to see the Sunday displays on your video too I know that there was only a couple of display switches during the weekend.
I think my onion bottle left some tiny iridescence glitter behind on my table but as I was saying to Monika it was nice to be amongst many mudlarking friends and like minded people catching up on the different and new finds from the Thames foreshore xx
Hi Maarina I'm so sorry I missed you. I would live to have seen you and your incredible bottle. Next time!! Xx
@@nicolawhitemudlark Absolutely! I'm going to be displaying at some of the other exhibitions so we'll definitely have a catch up! xx
How fantastic that the Mudlarks are getting recognition for their amazing finds!
Absolutely thrilling group of colleagues collectors!! Thank you Nicola for the interviews!
Fantastic showing of the past. Thank goodness that people are saving these things because they bring history alive.
Brilliant Programme Buttercup!!!!!!!
Lots Of Substance ❤
Thank you Roger! ❤️
A pleasure to meet some of your fellow mudlarkers and to view their collections. You’ve done it again Nicola. Thank you very much. Stay safe.
Hi Ian and Sue! Thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed it xx
This was a wonderful video of Thames finds. Enjoyed the people you talked to and shown their extraordinary finds. Thank you so much for sharing this episode.
Thank you Nicola for showing this beautiful expo. Small or large, all finds are treasure from the past offered over the years by the Thames. Thanks to all passionate people..
Thank you so much for making this video! For those of us who aren't able to come to London, this is really an opportunity to visit these exhibitions remotely! All of you who have permits to mudlark on the Thames, really have received the Golden Ticket to dig up the past in a remarkable place! ❣️
Ohhh Germanders pipe case with the little frog pipe on the upper left! swoon, I love frogs.
Even when I saw the title I got excited! This was brilliantly filmed/edited. Thank you SO very much for doing this. I’ve watched it twice & will watch again. Sean Clark’s token & research was incredible. Mudlarking can bring the past to life again. And all the people interviewed were still excited about their finds & sharing the history. Thank you thank you!! Really loved this. ⭐️💙⭐️💙
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤
I love your videos Nicola but this is the best I have watched. The breadth of the finds and the wonderful presenters amazes me and it all comes from the mud.
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It was a delight for me to meet all these mudlarks - some of them for the first time too
While watching a video about the excavations at Jamestown (the first English colony in the US) a man pulled out from a well a nearly intact Bartmann jug. The narrator didn't even say anything about this particular find. It turns out that they found many broken Bartmanns there in Jamestown. I thought you might enjoy knowing this. 😉
I love how you interviewed everyone. You're so polite and genuine. Thank you for your video. Excellent!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love this video!! It is so much fun listening to the people who were displaying their treasures.
What a great event! Such a warm community of people with a passion for finding and preserving lost bits of the past!! Truly interesting video, Nicola!!!🥰🥰🥰
That collection of keys held the most magic for me…..imagine the stories they could un-lock and tell! Thanks for taking me along to this adventure!👍👍😉
Awesome show!
How exciting! I would love to see more of these collections. Perhaps a good series would be tours of the individual mudlarkers' collections in their homes.
Nicola wow im blown away so much history many many thanks 4 upload 👍🐾🦊🇮🇹💐⚘️🍀
Thank you for taking us along! A real treat!💐
Lovely video of British Mudlarkers
Hola Nicola ,quede muy impresionada con todo lo que mostraron ,muy interesante y buen video como siempre ,me encanto muchas gracias por mostrarlo .Bendiciones encantadora Nicola 👏👏👏👏🥰
Amazing! I am amazed, thoroughly, by all the mudlarks' knowledge and unbridled enthusiasm.
Wow, this is absolutely Mud Larker video gold and worth watching more than once! I had to rewatch it just to be able to take in all of the items and their “rescuers”. What a fascinating and handsome group of people with their precious Thames finds. Thank you for taking us along and I hope you will do more of this type of video. Sending you big hugs and much love from Tennessee. ❤
it's amazing that people have been mudlaking for hundreds of years and so many treasures continue to be revealed
Thanks for taking us along Nicola! ❤️
I am going back to watch it again! Just extraordinary!
Wow! Thanks Nicola and what a weekend it was! Really pleased that it went so well and so much interest shown. Thanks also, for this wonderful video as I hardly had a spare moment to see the other exhibitors and find out more about them and their amazing finds! Many thanks to our hosts and the organisers!
Thanks Simon! I'm so glad you enjoyed it
It was lovely to meet you
This was wonderful to watch, seeing other mud larkers collections, thank you.
I can’t help it. I watch your videos and find myself smiling. Thanks so much for another great video. It brings armchair traveling to a new high.🥰💕❤️👍👍
I'm so glad you enjoy them!
What a lovely group of fascinating mudlarkers. Thank you for taking us with you to this event, Nicola, and introducing us to all these interesting folks ❤ !
The mudlarking community are such nice people. Thank you for bringing them to my attention.
Thanks for taking us to the show, very interesting.
What a wonderful way to spend a day. These are the kind of exhibits I like to see. Always something new to learn. Thanks for taking us along.
Quite by accident, Northern Mudlarks led me to Si Finds who led me to you.I just watched your video calling out social media's version of the 'hey day of yellow journalism'. I agree with and admire your decision to bow out of the fray. Historians, like you, ground us. Every thing old is new again!
Thx. Which video are you referring to by the way?!
I can't be any more than specific than to say you were responding to some couch potatoes who were accusing you of planting your finds. Your channel is a wonder to me each time I watch. Thank you!
Absolutely amazing Nicola, thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦👍😎❤️x
So exciting, Nikola! You guys have discovered and unlocked sooo much history from the Thames! I love it! ( :
Absolutely loved this video Nicola. So many fascinating finds! Thank you for sharing 🤗
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Thank you for sharing your treasures in video. I absolutely love the rich history of your country and it delights me to see all of this and learn history that we might have shared.
What an absolutely brilliant video of the Hands on History event, Nicola! I thoroughly enjoyed getting to meet your colleagues and friends and learned so much about the Thames history in the process. As Graham said, it seems everyone who mudlarks is kind and generous with their knowledge and expertise. Lucky you! BTW, your blue and white top you were wearing is just stunning on you!
That looked like way too much fun!!! And some absolutely unbelievable finds!!!
Beautiful. So inspiring - just people discovering such incredible finds and becoming specialized historians because of their magnificent curiosity. Thank you Nicola for sharing your day with us:-)
Fantastico! Loved seeing all this stuff. what a day out - and so many amazing stories to go with each find. I would have gone all the way to London for this but never knew it was on!
lovely people larkers, the enthusiasm they all have on their finds and the history that goes with it. thank you
Fabulous tour for all of us who don’t live in London! Thank you for sharing all those amazing interviews with larks and their finds. Really enjoy these special videos.
Hi, Nicola - Susan here. Next best thing to being there! Thank you for sharing!
What a great exhibition! Thanks for letting us tag along!
What a wonderful and impressive exhibition. It always amazes me how much more the Thames washes up. Keys will always keep their secrets locked away. Your imagination runs wild with the mystery.
Oh thank you Nicola. I enjoyed this video so much. Seeing all the Mud larkers with their treasures. Excellent job Nicola. Joyce from Connecticut, United States ❤️🙏🇺🇸
thanks for taking us along! such fascinating history from the mudlarks
Very enjoyable, interesting and informative. What nice people who mudlark!!
Exquisite, rare, wonderful, exciting exhibition, which I couldn't visit. But in September I will visit two weekends on a row. Already booked room in Greenwich from Sat till Tues to be able to visit the exhibition there. And of course also visiting the foreshore for a lark or two, hope to see you there Nicola!
Hi Pirjo, thank you. I hope to see you when you're here! I'm not far from Greenwich so you can come and visit my studio x
@@nicolawhitemudlark Thank you, I would love to visit your studio!
Nicola, thank you for this wonderful interview of Mudlark special finds. The whole show was a delight. When they have other shows, if possible we would enjoy visiting these also. ❤
Nic, this video is absolutely DELIGHTFUL! Well done to everyone that participated in the Hands on History Exhibition!
So interesting and FASCINATING!! Never tire of the Thames history and finds! Thank you Nicola for bringing this to us!
That was extremely interesting I so enjoyed all the finds but I really Loved meeting everyone!! Thank you ❤ for such an interesting look back in history
I really enjoyed seeing all the participating Mudlarks and the stories behind their finds. Thank you. :-)
That was really interesting for all of us who weren't able to get to see this exhibition first hand. So many objects that have been found and saved.
Absolutely Wow so many incredible finds and so many personal items and you start to wonder about the people who last owned them. Thank you so much for taking us along with you Nicola ❤
Well done, Nicola. Another masterpiece to be watched over and over again. I have learned so much watching your videos. Thank you
Nic, this video was fascinating! Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful finds, and the stories from the people who discovered them. Nice to see the folks that we’ve been introduced to through your larking adventures. I love all of these finds - AMAZING! - but I’m particularly amazed by the hand axe that David found. 3.3 MILLION years ago - are you KIDDING ME?!? That’s a dang hominid find! 😳 BEYOND extraordinary. Well done, sir!
Wonderful finds all. I loved the crossbow trigger nut.Thankyou Nickola.
Wow! So much historic items. Imagine knives from thousands of years ago. Thanks for sharing.
That was lovely, proper history lesson... thank you Mudlarks !
What a great community!!!!!
This was a fabulous watch Nicola, thank you so much for putting this together and allowing those of us unable to be in London, the chance to see such wonderful finds 👍🏻
Brilliant Nicola 😊 so many beautiful artifacts ❤
This was so interesting. Mudlarkers are kind people who share their knowledge of old items found on the foreshore, in this case along the river Thames. Amazing artifacts. Thank you all. 🎊🐕🥰🇺🇸
Thank you Nicola for this video of the great finds from the Thames and the wonderful people that found them.
Brilliant 👏 👏 👏
Thanks Kasia. I wish you'd been there that day. Next time! Xx
@nicolawhitemudlark I have had my 5 minutes of fame in one of Your video already. Which I am endlessly grateful for (oh, and there is a glance of me at 0:45 in this video 🙂) Xx
@@kasiamudlark haha but we need more of you!! :) I'll make sure I come to the next exhibition you're displaying at xx
That was really interesting. Thank you!
Nicola, Lawrie here in Philadelphia. May I say this has been the most
amazing time spent on TH-cam!!! The knowledge that these fascinating
people imparted with their artifacts was priceless to me. To have all
of that history that has been found. Thank you so very much for this
treasure!
So glad you enjoyed it Lawrie!
I truly believe that Nicola is the David Attenborough of the games history! I actually believe that she should have a TV show as she digs up wonderful content continuously. Wonderful stuff for everyone, including schools for easy history lessons and exciting too!
Oh my! How very wonderful to see all the history the river gives up!
Thank you for this, Nicola. What fun listening to these learned passionate people and their finds
Thank you Nicola ,so much history from the Mighty Thames,,so much mud so many treasures. and history A fantastic collection thank you so much
Lots of love.X
Wonderful show. Such dedication. Thank you everyone.
That was great Nicola. Thank you. John.
Did a quick search for Mary Coombs. Found a Mary Coombs born in about 1714 in Sunbury, Surrey. She married Joseph Fitzwater in London on 19 Dec. 1734. He was also born about the same date in Sunbury. WHO KNOWS?? It could be their love token. Great video. Thanks for posting. 😍
Thank you! Wonderful! I'd love to know if that's her
@@nicolawhitemudlark I couldn't trace anyone else of her name, and also marrying in London around the token date could be a clue! We will never know I guess, but love never dies.
my life has been enriched since discovered mud larking. it was very interesting to see all the finds & hear from the mud larkers. glad to see your hobby exposed to a larger audience.
That was lovely! Absolutely enjoyed that tour of the Exhibit... Thank you Nicola!
Excellent and thoroughly enjoyed
Nicola, Thank you for your wonderful coverage and one on one interviews. So much wonderful history is discovered on the foreshore. Be safe out there.😊❤
Fantastic video...could have watched this all day!!!
Could have watched it all day!
From Upper Great Lakes America...it is so interesting to see the mudlarking hobby, the depth of knowledge, and the community. Thank you for today's presentation.
Very interesting collections. Some items extremely rare! Thanks Nicole! 😊😊😊
You and your fellow muddies have uncovered so much history -- from the broad view down to the personal. Awesome!!!
Thank you Nicola for sharing! Those exhibits were So interesting!! I could spend an entire day there.
What a fascinating episode! So many things to see and which we would not have known about without you sharing this with us. Thank you!
Please allow me to add my sentiments, Nicola. This is a great video. Thank you for your time and for taking us along.
Thanks so much for the tour loved every minute of it.
Thank you Nicola for posting this vid, I planned to go to cutlets hall, but the day before I had a procedure done on my foot, so no long walks etc, I am so glad you took us around because there were amazing finds from all, never seen so much weaponry in one place accept in museum, disappointed I missed meeting everyone, but this vid has perked me up, thank you
Absolutely wonderful!