I can't believe I found this EMERALD Intaglio Mudlarking the River Thames!
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- Alright Mudlovers. Join me on a perfect Mudlarking expedition, I find loads of clay pipes, a stunning Intaglio seal, a traders token and much more! To see my other video where I found another Intaglio - • EPIC Mudlarking find f...
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Thanks for watching! To see my other video where I found another Intaglio - th-cam.com/video/2IRh1PvDuUE/w-d-xo.html
Imagine if school lessons were this interesting, kids would be raring to discover more about history.
Thanks! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Yeah, well schools now get stripped of educational value as each gov takes its toll. The sbags learnt that to stay in power, and enjoy the fruits of our labour, they have to have a quiet and uneducated mass of voters. You get more education from channels like these than you get in years of school because of it.
@@aserta - I learned more about the UK's history from Time Team, than I ever did at school!
exactly ! i'm sure schoolkids would love to see and be able to hold a bit of history, and ask questions too
Exactly and they can find it on their doorstep
More pipe bowls than normal, must be because Nic is around lol
Haha true
That lead seal with the lion on made my heart jump. It's so rare to see Norwegian trasures being found in mudlarking vids.
Greetings from Norway!
Yay. So glad you appreciate the find! It’s a rare one too!
This is the best thing to watch on Sunday morning with Coffee and breakfast keep up the great content 👌
I agree! I always look forward to wake up with Si on Sundays!
I do the same thing. First video I watch on Sunday.Love it!
Cheers Jerry! 👍🏻🐾🧡
**Sunday checklist**
Give the pets their
weekly treat ✅
Sunday roast ✅
Watch Simon's new Sunday vid ✅
Mission accomplished!
Marvellous finds by the way, especially the intaglio! 😁
What a great list! Cheers Paddy
Same schedule for me!!
I love Si-finds vids too. Have you watched Tideline art with Nicola White yet? She’s a great researcher too. That’s a very interesting surname you have. What does it mean and what is it’s origin? My husband’s family name is a real quiz too…Pagan. We can only imagine who got donned with that name and why!
@@yvonnepagan9912 yes! I have watched her. I started with her first and found Si on one if her videos. Been hooked on both of them!!!❤️
@@yvonnepagan9912 Hi Yvonne. The surname is Gaelic, and a few years ago I researched the family tree/history. Got as far back as 1735. The name translates as Son of Donald. PS I've been a keen follower of both Nicola and Simon for a few years now, they're both premier league larkers!
The MOST Amazing Intaglio I have ever seen with Jesus Superb find Si!!!
Cheers Linda! 👍🏻🐾🧡
i love these - so intricate and transparent too
What wonderful finds. Must be one of those memorable moments to find such small and precious items. Looking forward to see what the museum says.
Cheers Robin. Me too!
Can't go wrong with pipes, garnets, seals, and that amazing Intaglio. Looking forward to what the museum has to say.
The intaglio was a brilliant find.
An amazing variety of things...😃👍
Cheers Eddie! 👍🏻🐾🧡
This is one of the best jaw dropping finds I've seen ,,thanks for sharing my friend 👌❤😍
Thanks Billie! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Awesome as always. Looking forward to hearing what the museum has to say about your emerald seal! Never ceases to amaze me how much history is just waiting in the mud to be rescued 🤩
You and me both!
I’ve not watched for a while and now regret it so much after this enjoyable video - I won’t miss another x
You should go back and catch up!! 🧡
@@Sifinds I second Si 😁
Love the way Nic gently and lovingly teases the pipes out, Si just goes all captain caveman and drags them out kicking and screaming lol .
I THINK WITH ALL THOSE PIPES ALL OVER AND KNOWING MY GRANDPA 'S FONDNESS OF HIS TOBACCO PIPES I WOULD SAY THEY ARE TOSSED ABOUT LIKE THAT FROM THE OPIUM EPIDEMIC GREAT BRITAIN FUNDED AND FOUGHT CHINA IN 2 WARS TO MAKE OPIUM AFTER THEY HAD TOTALLY STOPPED IT IN 1500'S AND THE OPIUM PLAGUE WENT ON FROM 1600'S -1900'S AND STILL WRESTLING HEROIN ETC ETC!?
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Wow Si!
- those huge garnets, the intaglio, the musket balls and that pretty flower decorated pipe...what a fantastic day!!
It's always great to be with you, on your mudlarking adventures, when working a long Sunday/Monday shift 😉
The clean up is fun!
- the watchwinder, so delicate 💕
and the tokens, too
Loved every minute
hello from Denmark 🌸🌱
Thanks Z! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Another Sunday morning treasure filled time with Si! Thank you so much for this today. I’ll anxiously await what the museum says about your special piece. And I cannot wait to see the garnets reappear in a future episode and how you’ve worked them out.
Cheers Danella! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Constantine declared Christianity the state religion in 313AD. Officially adopted 10 years later. So the court century. The Romans left Britain in 410 AD
Fingers crossed it is!
So you’re a great resource to add to all this historical stuff that mudlarks find. What a great world it would be if everyone was so sharing and giving. Great to hear your little bit of info!
Oh wow, what a find! It's beautiful.
absolute favorite sunday activity, a good cuppa and watching your videos :D
Cheers Mudlover! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Hello!! Good sunday!!
Si, you really have trained eyes to be able to find those tiny treasures. Good to see you and Nic on the foreshore together.
Thanks!!
It’s great to see Nicola and you together again .your a great team .more please
Cheers Robin!
I've been waiting to see the video Nicola made on that day. 🤔
History buff here. This randomly came up on my TH-cam recommendations. Loved the cleaning and research at the end for your token. Fascinating stuff.
What a fabulous day of finds for you. I enjoy your channel so much. Thank you.
Thanks Joyce! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Stunning finds, I especially like the emerald green Jesus Intaglio Seal & Norse plated bag seal! Well done!! Wish I could show you somehow a pic the the Green Diamond cut Perfume Bottle I pulled from the mud yesterday!
Cheers brother
Hi Tom. Are you on Twitter? Post it and tag me 👍🏻
It’s not norse, it’s Norwegian 🙂
Awesome finds!💕💕WV🇺🇸
Si, you are an intaglio magnet! Beautiful!
I’m a lucky lad
I do love the history that is revealed with each one of you finds, and we learn about the real people who actually made the world a better place to live. I hope you'll keep the episodes coming for many years yet, Si-finds. It's all wonderful stuff!!! The Emerald intaglio!!! Wow!!! And Roman's wore garnets around their necks to keep them from harm. Garnet rough stones were made into seals and intaglio gems. Maybe that is how garnets made it into the Thames!🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏 Cheers, Si-finds.
Wow!!! Si, what great finds today! So much lovely history in the crud underfoot, there for the taking. The intaglio was fantastic! You’re building up a little collection of them. The museum of antiquities must just love you! And the traders tokens are so interesting too. That John Watson had a very colourful life history. The pipes, the watch-wonder (which looked a bit strange to me), the pipes….it was all so exciting! Well done man, and thanks for sharing with all your followers. We really appreciate it!
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Today was amazing! Love your finds. I love those garnets! They are my favorite. You had so many great finds today.
12:38 Top, just left of center? Coin? Toothpaste cap? Rock? 😆
This is your best mudlark in some time...for me, anyway! Great finds and great editing! Brilliant!
I look forward to you every Sunday from here in the U.S.
The floral pipe is the most beautiful pipe, definitely my favorite! Love it, thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much 👍🏻🐾🧡
Nichola loves your pipe collection
This never gets old, Simon!
Congrats on the intaglio, can't wait for the Museum's opinion.
Christians were in Britain as early as the 200s (some think maybe even the late 100s - imagine that). Church documents prove that there were Bishops in Britain by the 300s ... maybe you have an early Bishop's seal! 🦭 🤣 here's hoping!
That would be awesome! But it took many centuries to become common place. Here’s hoping tho
Some people in Cornwall will tell you that Jesus visited there while a teenager, with his uncle Joseph of Arimathea. There is no evidence he didn't.
@@chazzyb8660 Jesus came from the Middle East to London? Quite a trip for a human being, but from God in human form? Nothing is impossible
Well Cornish tin was traded all around the Mediterranean, and beyond, and we know Jesus knew how boats worked…
@@chazzyb8660 Awesome!!
Fantastic (very early) Intaglio! I absolutely love it. God bless you and keep you guys safe. 🥰
Idyllic conditions for treasure hunting - sunny dry day, overturning stones, rockpools and not so much of the mud ! Enjoyable video, very interesting 🙂
Amazing Simon. So many lovely pipes, always a gem to find 🤗 lovely emerald intaglio, such a lovely colour. Coins, tokens what else could you ask for? Absolutely amazing. When we was in south bank Thursday I was shocked how high the tide acctually goes, it was lovely though with the sunset 🌅. Can’t wait to see Nicolas finds. ⚓️🌟 happy hunting
Hi matey. Yes you’ve got to watch that tide, it comes in very quickly! Yes I’m very lucky with that Intaglio 👍🏻
Outstanding finds!!
Cheers Kenny! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Londinium.
The bastion of civilization in which you live!
There are so many bastions,scattered across the globe,like pollen!
And you find tiny marvels,each with a story,be it known or unknown,therein lies the beauty.
Annnd,any video that features the super Dooooper Nicola White,touches my pitter patter heart!🥰
Continue to dig,lark,through the muddy layers of time.
Stories will be discovered,mysteries will go unsolved,but,in the end,our modern eyeballs will witness beauty!!!
I can't get enough of watching g mudlarking. It's absolutely amazing to me. Please keep it up.
An amazing plethora of pipes Si! The intaglio is a fantastic find as well as the coins and the tokens.😊
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
I love hearing the history of your finds. The amount of garnets you found is outstanding.
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Wish I was there!!!🌝
Fantastic watching the research unfold like looking through a window into history. Thanks for sharing your fascinating hobby
Wow! Wow! Wow! Stunning finds. That intaglio! Those huge garnets! Traders tokens! I'm green with envy.
I LIVE that sound that and slogging through mud and the sound of water.
Simon nice to see you mudlarking with Nic I love watching her videos too as with the Northern Mudlarkers
That black pipe is my favorite yet. Wow! You found pipe heaven..
Amazing finds Si! That hem weight looks more like a whizzer.
Yes I thought it might be a Whirlygig but possibly too small
The pipe wears black also quite well 😍
Right!
I just love to see what you find and the history of it. Please keep up your wonderful work.
Cheers Eileen!
Ye olde watch winder☺️. What a day!
Cheers Anne!
All these pipes remind me that in my childhood in Bramber , West Sussex we had a museum of pipes we use to go on a regular basis it was 10p entrance 😂😂such a brilliant place , long gone now
I watched every single Time Team video at least twice, then was searching around for something else on British history and found you! I don't know what I like more -- the historical context you give for some of your finds, the lovely mudlarking community you've built and share with so kindly, your creations from some of your finds, or your evident joy in what you are doing. Keep up the good work, and thank you!!
Thank you. That’s very kind of you. Enjoy the back catalogue!! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Some great finds, I do like the pipes especially the decorative ones..That intaglio is something special 💜🐾👩🏼🦼➡️
That was a helluva haul! Good day for Simon!
Sorry so late my MS has been giving me hard time just stopped by say hi give you thumbs up so do love your ADVENTURES
Love that you found that stone with the crufix on it. Makes a person what to get out and ho looking around.
Yes, that's exactly who I saw in that face, Davey Jones but I also saw an oriental man sitting. He has one of those moustaches that is separate from the beard.
Jesus was put to death by Roman soldiers and they nailed people to a stake/pole, then they would stab at the flesh of the one on the stake/pole. Then once they passed away, they would take the dead one and wrap him in cloths with spices, then they put them in the tombs and placed a boulder rock over the hole of the tomb.
All very interesting.
Great finds Si!! Nicola was finding cool items as well!! Love how you clean up what you find!! I love the watch key as I've seen all sorts of them in vintage stores.😃😃🦭🦭
Thanks Si for a great video. We'll see you in the next one!!😍
Just found you all. I love your content!. A bit envious I don't like to admit. Well done.
That was a very good episode, ten times better than the BBC. You found a Nicola and another nice man in the mud too. Thanks.
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
What you do Simon is just so interesting. Its great that you have such attention to ways to clean up the items. Highly enjoyable watching you.
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Simon I loved everyone of your fines today, I specially love the really cool little pipe that you found with all the beautiful decorations and flowers on it. Of course we know that I’m a pipe lover, Great video today loved it all nice to see Nick and I loved my Sunday morning coffee watching you guys it’s like you took us right along with you again thank you so much can’t wait to see you next week take care aside and stay safe❤️🇨🇦
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Hi all, great being back on the Thames again Si..
Great post as usual xxoo cheers all......
Cheers Sue!
I love seeing you and Nicola together. Make more videos together 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓🇨🇦
The trade token and the cleanup were fascinating!
Thank you so much, Simon!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Cheers Rik!
Great pipe day . Lovely video as expected
Cheers sweetie
Loving all the finds but can't wait to see how the garnets turn out!!
Delighted to watch your adventures and hear your comments, thanks! From Arkansas, America.
I have to say, what I would love to do before I die is just go on a trip to the U.K. and more so to go with you out looking on the riverbank just soaking up all the knowledge that I could!
That would be so much fun!
I THINK WITH ALL THOSE PIPES ALL OVER AND KNOWING MY GRANDPA 'S FONDNESS OF HIS TOBACCO PIPES I WOULD SAY THEY ARE TOSSED ABOUT LIKE THAT FROM THE OPIUM EPIDEMIC GREAT BRITAIN FUNDED AND FOUGHT CHINA IN 2 WARS TO MAKE OPIUM AFTER THEY HAD TOTALLY STOPPED IT IN 1500'S AND THE OPIUM PLAGUE WENT ON FROM 1600'S -1900'S AND STILL WRESTLING HEROIN ETC ETC!?
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Alaska here. What cool finds. Thanks for sharing the river I've read about in so many mysterious growing up.
The River Thames is possibly the greatest concentration of History ever!!..it's so unbelievably awesome to watch this...I hope you are up to date on your Tetanus shot!!...and do you ever catch a drop of water in the mouth..and have a gastronomical event?...
Great finds today! Interesting stuff.
Cheers Sadie! 👍🏻🐾🧡
What a beautiful sunny day with a huge selection of treasure! Birds singing in the morning and the whole nine yards. That bags seal is plated because we Norwegians are fancy. Lol
Haha very fancy!
I think you are on the right track, an exciting find. I immediately thought it was the seal from a bishop or cardinals ring. It will be fascinating to find out what the museum experts say! Nice day of playing in the mud!
Cheers Marg! 👍🏻🧡🧡
Love from the old lady in Texas God bless you always and forever
I'm new to your channel and I thought your video was brilliant, especially showing the clean up! I'm disabled and really enjoy following channels like yours. The history is so interesting. Thanks for all your hard work.
Cheers Amanda! Keep the likes coming and share away! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Love your finds !!!!
Great finds Si and a interesting story 🧐 🧡 🐾
Who would believe the amount of history from such a little coin, awesome.
Cheers Marion 👍🏻🐾🧡
I always enjoy your on site outdoor round ups....but the pub round up on your birthday..extra fun. Nice to see everyone out...Larkin about 🎈🎂
Most likely Mary and St. John if common iconography is followed. Possibly his mother and Mary Magdalene.
The first one is speculation based upon the Saint-Denis Crystal, which is also an intaglio.
The usual depictions of the crucifixion show 2 Marys (sometimes a third Mary) at the feet of Christ: Mary, mother of Christ; and Mary Magdalene (and Mary of Clopas who is Christ’s mother’s sister or sister-in-law.) Nice find. Christianity begins with the birth of Christ (anno Domini) and develops in the Mediterranean and Levant until well-established 300 years after the crucifixion in 33AD. It could well be a Roman intaglio. Wanting to hear what age the museum puts on the piece. Also hoping it is emerald and not cut glass!
The people under the cross were usually his mother,Mary and Mary Magdalene. Traditionally.
That was a great lot of treasures you found. So great to watch you all hunting on the Thames
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
As a health worker.
I see things and understand what you are going through.
Keep doing what you do as it is the best.
I've watched almost all of your videos and this one is up at the top of the list of favorites. Thank you for all you've done to make this video epic
Thanks so much! Tell your mates!
Oh, my husband bought me an intaglio ring as my engagement ring because I like it much better than a diamond. But i LOVE LOVE LOVE your find!!!
that shovel-toss into the mud intro is always great, and the pipes waving their little bowls at you in the mud. you made a great t-shirt from the found letterpress a while ago - could you make another ? the garnets look promising
cool idea
Wow si....there are some old pipes too...nice job...nic must be in pipe heaven!!!🙂
Wonderful lark! Super finds! Thank you for taking us along. Thank you also for sharing your research on the trader’s Tolkien. Fascinating. Absolutely love that intaglio! ❤️ Congratulations on that find especially!
Incredible!!!!
Love the richness of the landscape
My country is so young but comparison.
My cottage is 120 years old...one of the earliest in Seattle.
No mud but larking in my garden has turned up the riches of multiple generations.
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Wonderful finds!
Wow just loved, loved……loved………. everything you found ……amazing. The intaglio, stunningly beautiful and the impression you made really bought it to life ….perfect 👏👏👏👏🇦🇺
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Great episode. Thanks👍
Wow Si , the mud god's doth favour you 🙏 what a wonderful day ! Thank you for sharing, and for all your research 🙏
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
Me and my boys are avid metal detectorists and magnet fishers, we live right by the River Severn. When I was a little girl I used to dig in my grandparents garden to find clay pipes! I started young! My mum and dad were antique collectors so watching you pull out things which I've had around me all my life is really lovely. Thankyou.x
Wonderful thanks for sharing 👍🏻🐾🧡
@@Sifinds Thank you for your videos. I've just lost both my mum and dad and these are really lovely to watch.
Your day was extremely productive and great finds.
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
What an awesome find, I love the little figures offering up to Jesus. 😻
Cheers lorrie 👍🏻🐾🧡
You had some really great finds on this trip. Enjoy watching you cleaning the items and seeing them come to life. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mudlover! 👍🏻👣🧡
I THINK WITH ALL THOSE PIPES ALL OVER AND KNOWING MY GRANDPA 'S FONDNESS OF HIS TOBACCO PIPES I WOULD SAY THEY ARE TOSSED ABOUT LIKE THAT FROM THE OPIUM EPIDEMIC GREAT BRITAIN FUNDED AND FOUGHT CHINA IN 2 WARS TO MAKE OPIUM AFTER THEY HAD TOTALLY STOPPED IT IN 1500'S AND THE OPIUM PLAGUE WENT ON FROM 1600'S -1900'S AND STILL WRESTLING HEROIN ETC ETC!?
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Wonderful finds, Si.