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Mesolithic Fish Traps on the Severn Estuary?

I trudge past these wooden structures in the mud and often wonder if there were part of an old boundary fence. Turns out they could be,...

Roman Roof and Mosaic Floor Tiles?

We walk past the site of the Roman villa pretty much every weekend. The field is ploughed regularly as it is a working farm field so that...

Devil's Toenails / Gryphaea

Interesting info here: https://www.britannica.com/animal/Gryphaea "Gryphaea. Gryphaea, extinct molluskan genus found as fossils in rocks...

Mudlarking: Pottery, Metal and an intact bottle

Quick scavenge this lunch time. Picked up more fragments of pottery, a bit chunk of metal that looks like some kind of clamp (how it got...

Alien Landscapes

Benefit of working from home is a lunch time walk ... in the mud and the red beach. There are areas of the Severn Estuary that look more...

It aint precious

Found two heavy fragments of metal in December on the shore of the #severnestuary. Cleaned one up a bit and drilled hole to see what it...

More Pottery More Mud

Quick pootle in the mud in the #severnEstuary led to a few more finds. Not sure the hit rate can continue. Today we found: - More Devils...

Rock, Fossils and Stuff

Some more bits of bobs. Amongst the devils toe nail fossils we found, possibly, some old stone tools. Got proper muddy as per usual. The...

Messing around in the mud

When the Severn estuary is at low tide mysteries of the past are revealed. Getting muddy is obligatory if you want to access shards or...

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