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Lockdown-inspired metal detecting boom sparks Britain s best ever year of treasure hunting as huge interest in searching along the Thames forces bosses to stop issuing mudlarking licences for the first time

In 2022 there were 1,378 discoveries in total for England and Wales, which is the highest number of finds since records began in 1996. The hobby has been more popular since lockdown.

United kingdomEast garstonWest berkshireCity ofRiver thamesUnited kingdom generalNovember mailonlineCaroline nunnelyVirgin maryHenry mayhewInbetweener james buckleyNeil morrisseyPope piusGeoffrey munnJames buckleyMichael lewis

Strokes of Lark! THOUSANDS of Brits go mudlarking in the filthy banks of the River Thames for hidden treasure - from 500-year-old coins and a human skull to a 19th century figurine from the Congo… but if you want to join them you might have to wait

Budding mudlarkers have had their dreams put on hold since 2022 when the Port of London Authority suspended all new permits over concerns about the impact of the hobby.

City ofUnited kingdomRiver thamesUnited kingdom generalBritish islesThames estuarySteve tomlinsonNicola whiteKing johnThames simon bourneSimon bourneNkisi nkondiBritish museumPort of london authorityA port of london authorityDepartment of archaeological collections

Native American remains receive symbolic headstone at Fort Campbell

Native American remains receive symbolic headstone at Fort Campbell

United statesMiranda pantherAndrew jordanRon graysonOffice of army cemeteriesCultural resource office at fort campbellFort campbell pratt museumUniversity of kentuckyLouis district mandatory centerArmy post cemeteryUnited states forest serviceCourtesy of fort campbell public affairsUs army corps of engineersCultural resources programLand between the lakes national recreation areaNative american

Native American remains receive symbolic headstone at Fort Campbell

A special marker has recently been placed on the gravesite of more than 50 partial Native American remains at the German POW Cemetery, thanks to a unique collaboration between Fort

United statesRon graysonMiranda pantherAndrew jordanUs army corps of engineersOffice of army cemeteriesArmy post cemeteryCultural resources programLouis district mandatory centerFort campbell pratt museumUnited states forest serviceUniversity of kentuckyLand between the lakes national recreation areaCultural resources management programCultural resource office at fort campbellNative american

Native American remains receive symbolic headstone at Fort Campbell - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Fort Campbell, KY - A special marker has recently been placed on the gravesite of more than 50 partial Native American remains at the German POW Cemetery,

United statesAndrew jordanKayla cosbyMiranda pantherRon graysonOffice of army cemeteriesCultural resources management programFort campbell pratt museumUs army corps of engineersCultural resources programArmy post cemeteryUnited states forest serviceLouis district mandatory centerCultural resource office at fort campbellLand between the lakes national recreation areaUniversity of kentucky

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