9 January, Central London – South Bank 

• 11x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 4x pieces of scrap lead 
• 3x knuckle bones 
• Small iron buckle frame, possibly a shoe buckle (13^th–14^th century, or 17^th century)
• Lead sack or bale seal (c. early 20^th century)
• Clay pipes (17^th and 18^th century)
• Section of clay pipe stem with ‘barley twist’ decoration (c.17^th–early 18th century)
• Roman tessera
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval) 
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, eye from the face of a Bellarmine (c.17^th century)

10 January, Rotherhithe 

• 26x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x copper alloy ‘eyes’ (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 5x blue glass beads
• 2x stone balls
• 6x cut and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Half a copper alloy button, or half a small bell (postmedieval)
• Single Georgian cufflink with a clear glass paste ‘jewel’ 
• Toy lead figure, probably a soldier (c.19^th century)
• Toy pewter spoon bowl (c.18^th century)
• George III halfpenny (1760–1811)
• Brown and white swirled glass marble (20^th century)
• Wooden peg or treenail (postmedieval)
• Delft tile (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th or 18th century)
• Hand painted soft-paste English porcelain (c.18th century)

12 January, Central London – South Bank

• Cast pewter loop (postmedieval)
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Flint sea urchin fossil: Echinocorys Scutata
• Samian pottery (Roman)
• Delft pottery (17^th – 18^th century)

24 January, Central London – North and South Banks

• 4x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 7x pieces of scrap lead
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800) 
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• The shank from a broken button (postmedieval)
• Cufflink (18^th century)
• A brass stud or tack (postmedieval)
• Roman bone hair pin.
• Pinner’s bone (c.1400–1800)
• Possible worked Mesolithic flint blade
• Clay pipe (17^th century)
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, probably from a bellarmine (c.17th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th –18th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century)

25 January, Central London – North Bank

• 2x stone balls
• Ivory comb (postmedieval)
• Pig or boar tusk
• Bone working waste
• Glass working waste
• Plain lead disc
• Jetton (17^th century)
• Clay pipe (17^th century)
• Trouser button (c.19^th century)
• Mother of pearl button (c.19^th century)
• Pink glass bead
• Hand painted porcelain (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Transferware pottery (c.19^th century)

27 January

Wapping foreshore looking east

27 January, Wapping

• 13x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x pieces of lead cloth seal (postmedieval)
• Metal grommet, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• Lead type: ‘a’ (c.20th century)
• Copper alloy button (c.19^th century)
• Unidentified iron links
• Folding pocketknife with a horn handle (late 18th century)
• White glass paste ‘jewel’ (18^th–20^th century)
• Leather slip on shoe, right (postmedieval) 
• Wooden peg or treenail (postmedieval)
• Quern stone made from black volcanic rock (Roman–c.17^th century)
• Coral (c.18^th – 19^th century)
• Bulla or ‘bubble snail’ shell (c.18^th – 19^th century)
• Clay pipe (17^th century)
• Decorated clay pipe stem (17th – 18th century)
• Wine bottle mouth (c.18^th century) 
• Triangular kiln support or stilt (postmedieval)
• Dutch delft tile with figure (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th or 18^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (postmedieval)
• Combed Staffordshire slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Black basaltware Wedgewood pottery coffee or teapot lid (c. late 18^th century) 
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century) 
• Hand painted soft-paste English porcelain (c.18th century)
• Transferware pottery (c.19^th century)
• Blue flow pottery (19^th century)

1 February, Central London – North Bank

• 13x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 5x copper alloy ‘hooks’ (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 2x broken pewter buttons (c.18^th century)
• 2x lead bale or sack seals (c.19th – 20th century)
• 3x plain lead discs
• 2x lead musket or pistol balls
• Iron grape or cannister shot (18th – 19^th century)
• Spiral of copper alloy wire, possible early Medieval mount
• Copper alloy pin, possible tie pin (c.19^th – 20th century)
• Piece of rolled lead, possibly a net sinker (medieval to postmedieval)
• Stone ball
• Green glass seed bead 
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Green-glazed piece of stove tile (c.16^th century)
• Yellow-glazed pottery (c. medieval)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• White ceramic knop, probably from a small lid (c.19th century)

2 Feburary

Bladed object, probably a short sword (c.16^th century)

3 February

Isle of Dogs looking over to Greenwich

3 February, Isle of Dogs

• 8x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x copper alloy ‘hooks’ (c.1400–1800)
• 4x copper alloy ‘eyes’ (c.1400–1800)
• 3x stone balls
• 2x glass beads
• 3x waistcoat or gaiter buttons (c.19^th century)
• 2x plain trouser buttons (19th – 20th century)
• Trouser button: ‘Alvarez, Hare St, Woolwich’ (19th – 20th century)
• Trouser button: ‘Best Ring Edge’ (19th–20th century)
• Trouser button: ‘Our Own Make’ 19th–20th century)
• Royal Artillery button (1802–1830)
• Pewter military button, too corroded to identify (c. 18^th–19th century)
• Faceted black glass ‘ball’ button, possibly a Victorian mourning button (c.19^th century)
• Broken cap or uniform badge (20^th century)
• Small gold chain link
• Small piece of gold decoration from broken jewellery
• Sponge fossil with a hole through it 
• Halfpenny, Edward VII (1901–1910) 
• Halfpenny of George V (1910–1936)
• Nepalese 1 rupee coin (modern)
• Indian 1 rupee coin (modern)
• Lead token: elephant, probably a Hindu offering (modern)
• Lead token: scratched ‘4’ (c. 19^th century)
• Lead token: cross (c.18th century)
• Neck and shoulders of a tin toothpaste tube: ‘Dr Matthews, London’ (c. early 20th century)
• Vulcanite bottle stopper: ‘R Whites’ (c. mid 20th century)
• GEC carbon arc lamp rod, dated 1918
• Ceramic shard (20^th century)

4 February, Central London – North Bank

• 2x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lead type: ‘y’ and ‘2’ (c.20th century)
• 2x stone balls
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• Button shank (postmedieval)
• Earring with a large paste or synthetic stone set (modern)
• Top of a hatpin with glass paste jewels (early 20^th century) 
• Green glass seed bead 
• Lead cloth seal: initials WP (c.16th century)
• Metal grommet, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• Small copper alloy ring (postmedieval)
• £1.50 in coins (modern)
• Decorated brass escutcheon (c.16^th century)
• Broken clay pipe with the maker’s stamp for John Bower (1640–60)
• Clay pipe (17^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval and postmedieval)
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, probably a bellarmine (c.17^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century)

22 February, Central London – North Bank

• 25x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 4x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 2x plain lead seals, possibly bag or sack seals (c.20th century)
• 4x pieces of lead type: ‘S’, ‘a’, ‘p’ and blank (c.20^th century)
• 2x trouser buttons: ‘Ring Edge’ (19th–20th century)
• Plain trouser button (19th–20th century)
• Trouser button: 36 Ludgate (19th–20th century)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19th century)
• Pewter button with weave pattern and maker’s initials, LL (18^th–19^th century)
• Plain copper alloy mount or stud (c. postmedieval)
• Cast copper alloy ring (c.medieval)
• Buckle pin (c.postmedieval)
• Shoulder of a knife blade (postmedieval)
• Bone knife handle (c.1450–1500)
• Writing lead (c.medieval)
• Slate pencil (c.19^th century)
• Lead token: chevron (c.18th century)
• Rose farthing (1636–44).
• £2.20 in coins (modern)
• 5 Ukranian kopiyka (modern)
• Long clay pipe stem (c.18th century)
• Plain clay pipes (3x 18^th century)
• Decorated cay pipe: man bowling (18^th century)
• Decorated cay pipe: Bacchus (18^th century)
• Decorated cay pipe: royal coat of arms (18^th century)
• Decorated cay pipe: Prince of Wales feathers (18^th century)
• A pig or boar tusk
• Flint sea urchin fossil: Micraster
• Raw carnelian
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery with oak leaf decoration (c.late 16^th century)
• Westerwald pottery (c.17^th–18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Transferware pottery (c.19^th century)

3 March

Bankside looking over to St Paul’s in the blue hour

3 March, Central London – South Bank

• 2x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 7x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Plain copper alloy mount or stud (c. postmedieval)
• Pewter button (c.17^th century)
• Lead type: ‘e’ (c.20^th century)
• Circular lead weight (postmedieval)
• Lead token: initials BB (c.17^th century)
• Blue glass paste ‘jewel’ (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Green glass paste ‘jewel’
• Stone ball
• China doll’s leg (early 20^th century)
• Clay pipes (3x 17^th century)
• Large circular stone, possibly a drain cover
• Decorated floor tile (c.14^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• English porcelain (c. early 19^th century)

8 March, Central London – North Bank

• 15x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 5x plain metal loops
• 3x Roman tesserae
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Silver earing back (modern)
• Green glass seed bead
• Striped, yellow glass trade bead (c.18^th century)
• Uncut purple stone, possibly amethyst 
• Stone ball
• Clay pip (17^th century)
• Roman hypocaust
• Samian pottery, bowl rim (Roman)
• Colour-coated slipware pottery (Roman)
• Flat strap-like handle, probably from a large clay jug (medieval)
• Base of a clay jug or tankard with finger marks (medieval)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval and postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• English soft-paste porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

14 March, Greenwich

• 3x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x shoe inner soles, all left (c.16^th century)
• Outer shoe sole, right (c.16^th century)
• Two-sided, boxwood comb (c.16^th century)
• Flat strap-like handle, probably from a large clay jug (medieval)

18 March

My great grandmother’s bible with pressed leaf skeletons

24 March, Central London – North Bank

• 3x knuckle bones
• 3x dermal denticles, probably from a thornback ray, domestic waste
• 2x chunks of fool’s gold 
• 3x small lead shot (postmedieval)
• Handmade copper alloy dress pin (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Pointed end of a bone Roman hair pin
• A small circular pewter buckle frame with traces of the iron pin (c.postmedieval)
• Trouser button: ‘W. PEARSON NEWCASTLE ON TYNE’ (19th–20th century)
• Plain trouser button (19th–20th century)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19th century)
• George III halfpenny (1760-1811)
• Lead type: ‘t’ (c.20^th century)
• Black pipe stem 
• Codd bottle marble
• Half a Diner’s Card (c.1990)
• A small piece of carved masonry 
• Clay pipes (4x 18^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval and postmedieval)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

25 March

Pewter pilgrim’s badge, St Osmund of Salisbury (c.1457–1534)

Casting a modern pilgrim badge of St Werburgh

Tues 29 March (low tide 1.15m @ London Bridge, 19.09) CENTRAL LONDON – North Bank

• 9x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Plain trouser button (19th–20th century)
• Rusty knife blade with copper alloy shoulder (c. 16^th century)
• Large brass nail (postmedieval)
• French ‘Denier Tournois’ a la croisette of Henri II (c. 1549) 
• Lead weight, possibly a fishing weight (postmedieval)
• Clay marble
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century, 2x 18^th century)
• Possible worked Mesolithic flint blade
• Green-glazed pottery (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• The edge of a delft tile (c.18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• English soft-paste porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

2 April

A Cornish leather boot, covered with moss (20^th century)

9 April 

Cherry toothpaste pot lid, an ‘impossible trophy’

12 April, Central London – South Bank 

• 16x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x stone balls
• 4x cut and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Knuckle bone
• Plain copper alloy mount or stud (c. postmedieval)
• Four-hole pewter button (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Copper alloy collar stiffener: ‘TYWHITT’ (modern)
• Green glass seed bead 
• White glass paste ‘jewel’ (18^th–20^th century)
• Cut silver long cross penny from the reign of King John (1199-1216) 
• Counterfeit George III farthing (c.1760–1820)
• Bone working waste from bead or button making (postmedieval) 
• Half a clay wig curler (18^th century)
• Moulded glass jar with ® H 3 on the bottom (19^th to 20^th century)
• Plain vulcanite bottle stopper (mid 20^th century)
• Clear glass bottle stopper with original cork seal (late 19^th to early 20^th century)
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Clay pipe stem with the words [?]WALK S.T., perhaps Southwark St. (19^th century)
• Decorated floor tile (c.14^th century)
• Roof tile with a dog’s paw print (postmedieval)
• Green-glazed pottery (postmedieval).
• Slipware pottery (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (c.17^th–18^th century)
• White ceramic colander or strainer (18^th–19^th century)

18 April

Rotherhithe Peninsula looking over to Canary Wharf

18 April, Rotherhithe Peninsula

• 2x metal grommets, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• 2x plain vulcanite bottle stoppers (20^th century)
• Plain trouser button (c.19^th century)
• Coppering nail with broad arrow mark (18^th–19^th century)
• Piece of ship coppering (18^th–19^th century)
• Dutch lead customs seal (1815–early 20^th century)
• Square Post Office bag seal (20^th century)
• 4oz lead fishing weight (modern)
• Square piece of lead with fabric or rope impression
• Scrap lead
• Yellow glass seed bead
• Small green stone
• Iron pyrite nodule
• Plastic fishing lure (modern)
• Broken hand from a plastic Hindu statue (modern)
• Bottom half of an onion bottle (18^th century)
• Clay pipe with maker’s mark: ‘Ford of Stepney’ (1820–40)
• Decorated clay pipe (early 19^th century)
• Decorated clay pipe: quill and book design (18^th century)
• Plain clay pipes (1x 17^th century, 1x 18^th century)
• Clay pipe mouthpiece, sealed with red wax (18^th–19^th century)
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, probably from a bellarmine (c.17^th century)
• Delft pottery, Ming Wanli style (mid 18^th century)
• Chinese Imari porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Base of an LCC (London County Council) china cup, likely from the Smallpox Receiving Station (1930s–1950s)

Wed 26 April (low tide 1.69m @ London Bridge, 17.56) CENTRAL LONDON – South Bank

• 4x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Broken button (18^th–19^th century)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• White plastic button (modern)
• Iron pin, possibly from a large buckle (postmedieval)

5 May, Central London – South Bank

• 15x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x plain waistcoat or gaiter buttons (c.19^th century)
• Cast pewter button (c.17^th century)
• Plain button with maker’s initial ‘SB’ (c.18^th century)
• Mother of pearl button with two holes (18^th–20^th century)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Cast copper alloy ring (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy thimble made from sheet metal (c. mid-17^th century)
• Silver posey ring, ‘ALWAYES’ engraved inside (16^th century)
• Small lead shot (postmedieval)
• Rose farthing (1636-44)
• Charles II jetton made in Nuremberg by Cornelius Lauffer (1660–85)
• Tin penny, possibly William and Mary (c.1690-92)
• Clay marble
• Bone counter or game piece (c.16^th century)
• Green plastic Monopoly house (modern)
• Clay pipes (4x 17^th century., 3x 18^th century)
• Glass working waste
• Ceramic knop from a money box or pot (c.16^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Slipware pottery (c.17^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Gold and black painted porcelain, possibly Japanese (18^th–19^th century)

5 May

Sixteenth century silver posey ring in situ, as found

12 May, North and South Bank

• 125x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 2x knuckle bones
• 4x cut and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy cufflink (c.18^th century)
• Small iron buckle frame, possibly a shoe buckle (13^th–14^th century, or 17^th century)
• Plain waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• Large oval copper alloy mount or stud (postmedieval)
• Lead token: HI initials (18^th century)
• A stone ball
• Natural wood knot
• Bone working waste from bead or button making (postmedieval)
• Roof tile with a dog paw print (postmedieval).
• Roman tegula roof a tile
• Kiln support, salt glazed with a thumbprint (postmedieval)
• Broken pipe stem with maker’s name: ‘W.BO…’/’…RTH’ (19^th century)
• Decorated twisted pipe stem (c.19^th century)
• Clay pipe (17^th century) 
• Chinese porcelain tea bowl base (1662–1722)
• Westerwald pottery (c.18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Broken china doll’s saucer (19^th–20^th century)

13 May (am), Wapping

• 3x plain waistcoat or gaiter buttons (c.19^th century)
• 2x green glass seed beads 
• 2x marble mosaic pieces (c.19^th century)
• Handmade copper alloy dress pin (c.1400–1800)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Thin pierced copper disc
• Glass bottle stopper (late 19^th–20^th century)
• The neck of a blown wine bottle (19^th century)
• Flint sea urchin fossil, Micraster
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century, 2x18th century)
• Decorated clay pipe: Royal coat of arms (18^th century) 
• Piece of pipe kiln wall or ‘muffle’ (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th to 18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Feather edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

13 May

Wapping, looking east

13 May (pm), Custom House

• 2x mussel shells 
• 3x cockle shells 
• 2x oyster shells 
• 3x scallop shells
• 1x whelk shell 
• 6x winkle shells 
• 22x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• Iron curtain hook (postmedieval).
• Trouser button: M Isaccs, 108 Hoxton (late 19^th–early 20th century)
• Small lead shot (postmedieval)
• Lead token: with a cross and pellet design (c.18^th century)
• Sixpence (1947)
• Wooden bead (postmedieval)
• Clay pipe with maker’s name: “Benson” (1795–1825)
• Clay pipe (18^th century pipe)

17 May

The bellarmine that winked at me from the sofa (late 16^th century)

24 May, Central London – North and South Banks

• 68x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x musket balls, one is untrimmed and still has a sprue (postmedieval)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Broken earing, green stones and silver beads (modern)
• Lead soldier, Scottish Highlander (late 19^th–early 20^th century)
• Small hammer head (17^th–18^th century)
• Inner shoe sole, left (18^th–19^th century)
• Piece of cow jaw with teeth growing on top of each other

26 May, Central London – South Bank

• 7x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Iron clothes hook (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy hinge from a book cover (postmedieval)
• The flattened bowl of a ‘rat tail’ pewter spoon (c.18th century)
• An iron punch, possibly for leather working (postmedieval)
• American 25 cents (1996)
• Charles I silver penny, minted at the Tower (1625–1649)
• Jetton made in Nuremburg by Egidius Krauwinckel (1570-1613)
• Slate pencil (c.19^th century)
• Raw quartz
• Glass waste
• Clay pipe mouthpiece, sealed with red wax (18^th–19^th century)
• Frozen Charlotte miniature porcelain doll (c.19^th century)
• Triangular kiln support or stilt (postmedieval)
• Piece of green glazed Tudor stove tile (c.16^th century)
• Delft pottery (c.17^th to 18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century)

11 Jun, Central London – South Bank

• 16x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Buckle pin (postmedieval)
• Plain waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• Lead token: initials IC and date 1726 / stylised flower on reverse (18^th century)
• Piece of rolled lead, possibly a net weight (medieval–postmedieval)
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Flat strap-like handle, probably from a large jug, charred black from a fire (medieval)
• Westerwald pottery (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century).
• Stoneware pottery, neck of a flagon stamped Northen Vaux[hall] (c.1847–1849)

16 June, Central London – North and South Bank

• 43x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Tear-shaped piece of decorated pewter, possibly broken jewellery (postmedieval)
• Ornate pewter, possibly a large broken shoe buckle (c.18^th century)
• A lead bag seal (19^th–20^th century)
• Lead type: ‘c’ (c.20th century)
• 50 cent Euro coin (1999)
• A George I ‘dump issue’ halfpenny (1717)
• Decorated knife handle (1450–1500)
• A knuckle bone.
• Pig or boar tusk
• Natural knot of wood
• Coral, possibly ship ballast (c.18^th to 19^th century)
• River snail shell (Viviparus viviparus)
• Asiatic clam shell (Corbicula fluminea)
• Swollen river mussel shell (Unio tumidus)
• Clay pipes (1x 18^th century, 2x 17^th century)
• Raspberry prunt from a rummer beaker or goblet (17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18th century)
• Hand painted earthenware pottery, rim of a cup or bowl (c.18^th century)

21 June

Bankside over to St Paul’s at night

21 June, Central London – North and South Banks

• 8x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Pewter button with a rusted iron shank (c.17^th century)
• Domed button (c.18^th century)
• Jetton made in Nuremberg by Cornelius Lauder (1658–1711)
• Shilling (1968)
• Roman tessera
• Clay marble
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Outer shoe sole, right (c. 19^th century) 
• Child’s inner shoe sole, left (c.16^th century)
• Free-blown apothecary bottle (18^th century)

21 June

Solstice dawn from London Bridge looking east

4 July

Sixteenth century gold spangle in situ, as found

4 July, Central London – South Bank

• 11x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Gold spangle (c.16^th century)
• Cast lead ring, possibly for reinforcing a lace hole (postmedieval)
• Dermal denticle, probably from a thornback ray, domestic waste 
• Clay pipe (18^th century) 
• Long clay pipe stem (c.18^th century)
• Neck and mouth of a wine bottle with cork (c.18^th century)
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, eye and eyebrow from a bellarmine face (c.17^th century)
• Unglazed delft pottery handle with a finger print in the clay (17^th or 18^th century)

5 July, Central London – North Bank

• Lead musket ball (postmedieval)
• Four-piece lead cloth seal with a seated lion and numerals 1 ¹/₂ showing one and a half pence alnage tax had been paid on the cloth it was attached to (18^th century)
• Half of a two piece lead cloth seal with initial ‘W’ and a star (c.late 16^th century)
• Possible Roman glass
• Grey and black burnished ware pottery (Roman)
• Colour-coated slipware pottery (Roman)
• Samian pottery (Roman)  
• Top of a clay flagon handle (Roman)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval)
• Flint pebble

6 July, Central London – South Bank 

• 31x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x sawn and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• 2x bone working waste
• 2x triangular kiln supports or stilts (postmedieval)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• A circular, simply decorated lead mount or stud (postmedieval)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• A broken copper alloy buckle (17^th or 18^th century).
• Lead type: ‘e’ and ‘.’ (c.20th century)
• Metal grommet, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• Broken double crank style pocket watch key (late 18^th–early 19th century)
• 10p token for ‘MAM INN PLAY’ (1971–1992)
• Wide leather strap from a latchet shoe (c.18^th century)
• Decorated leather strap (postmedieval)
• Cat skull 
• Pig or boar tusk
• Clay pipes (18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Redware pottery, possibly part of a candlestick (postmedieval)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Westerwald pottery (c.18^th century)
• Handpainted porcelain (18^th or 19^th century)
• Earthenware pottery (c.19^th century)
• Transferware pottery (c.19^th century)

7 July, Westminster

• 17x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x slate pencils (c.19^th century)
• Three-hole pewter button (18^th–19^th century)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• Small square of silver
• Copper alloy penny whistle (c.19^th century)
• ‘I ❤️ UK Parliament’ badge (modern)
• Ox shoe (postmedieval)
• Thick circle of leather, pierced in the centre, possibly a leather washer (postmedieval)
• Mesolithic or early Neolithic flint blade
• Worked masonry stone, possibly from Westminster Palace (medieval)
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Piece of ceramic crucible (postmedieval)
• Redware colander (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)
• Green, white and red spongeware pottery (19^th century)
• Willlow pattern transferware (19^th–20^th century)
• House of Commons ceramic side plate (modern)

10 July, Vauxhall

• Grindstone (prehistoric to 19^th century)
• Zinc sacrificial anode from a boat to prevent corrosion (modern)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Willow pattern transferware pottery (19^th–20^th century)
• Red white and blue patterned pottery (modern)

11 July

Sunrise at Greenwich, looking east

11 July, Greenwich

• 5x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Pewter mount or stud, or part of a larger pewter badge (postmedieval)
• Single gold chain link 
• Piece of gold chain
• Cow scapula, bone working waste from button making (postmedieval)

12 July, Greenwich

• 66x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 4x knuckle bones.
• Pewter livery badge, crowned Tudor rose (15^th century) 
• Outer shoe sole, right (c.16^th century)
• Inner shoe sole with imprint of woven cloth, probably from a fabric liner, left (16^th century)
• Clay pipe (17^th century)
• Base and foot of a redware colander (postmedieval)

13 July, Greenwich

• 8x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x knuckle bones
• Leg of a ceramic pipkin (c.15^th-16^th century)
• Upper part of a shoe (c.16^th century)

19 July, Central London – South Bank

• 27x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x glass cullets (postmedieval)
• 2x sawn and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Large mount or stud, possibly from a harness (postmedieval)
• Trouser button (c.19th century)
• Collar or tie pin (20^th century)
• Metal ring (modern)
• Metal hook from small catch (postmedieval)
• Handmade iron nail pushed through a leather ‘washer’ (postmedieval)
• Stone ball
• Raw quartz
• Dermal denticle, probably thornback ray, domestic waste
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Bone knife handle (postmedieval)
• Pipe stem with the maker’s name: Thomas WOOTTEN, Park St, Borough (1820–1846)
• Clay pipes (2x 17^th century, 1x 18^th century)
• Triangular kiln support or stilt (postmedieval)
• Piece of sagger from a stoneware kiln
• The neck of a German stoneware Siegburg jug (14^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval)
• Redware cup or bowl handle (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• English soft-paste porcelain (18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

22 July, Central London – South Bank

• 35x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Decorated copper alloy ring (c.17^th century)
• Waistcoat or gaiter button (c.19^th century)
• Broken cufflink (c.19^th century)
• Old penny, completely smooth ( 1860–1970)
• Spoon handle (late 19^th–early 20^th century)
• Square of scrap lead.
• Unidentified turned and pierced bone object (postmedieval)
• Piece of hardwood, possibly part of a chair
• Piece of abalone mother of pearl
• Flint pebble
• Vulcanite bottle stopper: Whitbread and Co (20^th century)
• Iron working slag
• Clay pipes (18^th century)
• Slipware pottery (postmedieval)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

6 August, Central London – North and South Banks

• 18x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Ivory working waste
• Trouser button: E. GROVE . LAMBETH (c.19th century)
• Large copper alloy button (postmedieval)
• Pewter button (c.17^th century)
• Decorated button (18^th century)
• Jetton made in Nuremburg by Hans Krauwinkel II (1586-1635)
• Handmade wrought iron hook (postmedieval)
• Tightly rolled piece of silver birch bark
• Coral, possibly ballast (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Dermal denticle, probably thornback ray, domestic waste
• Early Neolithic flint leaf arrowhead
• Raw carnelian
• Twisted blue glass cane
• Blue glass bead
• Clay pipes (2x 17^th century)
• Triangular kiln support or stilt (postmedieval)
• Corner of delft tile (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th or 18^th century)
• Black basaltware pottery, possibly Wedgewood (c.18^th century)
• Broken lid of a Staffordshire redware tea or coffee pot (c.18^th century)
• English soft-paste porcelain (18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• English scratchware pottery (18^th century)
• Stoneware pottery with the word ‘FOOT’ on it, flagon or bottle (c.19^th century)

6 August

Early Neolithic flint arrowhead, so thin the light shone through it

9 August, Greenwich

• 51x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• Dermal denticle, probably thornback ray, domestic waste
• Small lead shot (postmedieval)
• Handle of a redware jug (postmedieval)
• Base of a stoneware pot (postmedieval). 
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery, eyebrow of a Bellarmine face (c.17^th century)

12 August, Blackwall

• 21x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Iron ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Trouser button (c.19th century)
• Lead bag seal with initials AZH (19^th–20^th century)
• Trade token for the White Horse tavern in Greenwich (17^th century)
• Plastic £1 toy coin.
• Blue plastic Smarties lid (1965–1988)
• Handmade bone domino (c.18^th century)
• Outer shoe sole, right (late 19^th–early 20^th century)
• Quern stone made from black volcanic rock (Roman–c.17^th century)
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century, 1x18th century)
• The flared lip of a clear glass apothecary bottle (c.18^th century) 
• Hand pulled dark green glass handle (c.18^th–early 19^th century)
• Pyramid of clear glass
• Delft tile (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Unglazed delft porringer handle (c.18^th century)
• Unglazed delft pot/bowl bases (c.18^th century)
• Delft ointment pot base (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Transferware pottery (c.19^th century)

12 August

Blackwall, looking over to the O2 Arena

5 September, Central London – North Bank

• 76x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 4x waistcoat or gaiter buttons (c.19^th century)
• 2x small iron buckle frames, possibly a shoe buckles (13^th–14^th century or 17^th century)
• 2x small plain lead seals (c.20^th century)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Trouser button (c.19^th century)
• Button back with four holes (c.18^th century)
• Small copper alloy buckle frame, possibly a shoe buckle (medieval)
• Rose farthing (1636-44).
• Four-piece lead cloth seal (18^th century)
• Back ring of a lead cloth seal (c.17^th century) 
• Lead weight with notched end, probably a fishing weight (medieval or postmedieval)
• Stone ball
• Broken Mesolithic flint blade
• Antler working waste, with hole on each side where the lathe had been fixed (postmedieval)
• Small turned bone pot (postmedieval)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• English soft-paste porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Possible Anglo Saxon shelly ware

5 September

Incoming tide at Queenhithe

7 September, Rotherhithe

• 10x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x copper alloy ‘hooks’ (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy cufflink, engraved with flowers (c.18^th century)
• Lead type: ‘r’ (c.20th century).
• Large handmade nail with leather washer (postmedieval)
• Iron grape or canister shot (18^th–19th century)
• Coral. (c.18^th or 19^th century)
• Exotic shell, unknown species
• Knuckle bone
• Boar or pig tusk
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Inner shoe sole, left (c.18^th–19^th century)
• Plain vulcanite bottle stopper (20^th century)
• Clay pipes (18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

7 September

Engraved Georgian cuffling, in situ, as found

13 September, Kent 

• Red campion seed heads (Silene dioica)
• Unidentified seed heads 
• Hazelnut (Corylus avellana)
• Samian pottery (Roman) 
• Black burnished ware pottery (Roman)
• Red earthenware pottery (Roman)
• Blue and white patterned china (c.19^th century)
• Spongeware pottery (c.19^th century)

15 September, Central London – South Bank

• 15x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x copper alloy ‘hooks’ (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Oval copper alloy stud/mount (medieval or postmedieval)
• Copper alloy ‘nipple’ button (c.17^th century)
• Broken decorated buckle, possibly a shoe buckle (18^th century)
• Length of copper alloy chain, each link in a figure of 8 (postmedieval)
• Lead type: ‘e’ and ‘.’ (c.20th century)
• Copper alloy book clasp (postmedieval)
• Iron heel protector from a boot (c.19^th century)
• Back of a pocket watch case
• Tiny yellow glass seed bead, 1.5mm
• Turquoise glass seed bead
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• 2x sawn and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval) 
• Knuckle bone
• Fossil sponge in flint 
• ‘Sea bead’, fossilised sponge with a natural hole 
• Stone ball
• Decorated clay: Royal coat of arms (18^th century) 
• Colour-coated slipware pottery (Roman)
• Pipkin leg (medieval or postmedieval) 
• Green-glazed pottery (postmedieval)
• Saltglazed stoneware pottery, bellarmine d (17^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840) 
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)

20 September, Bermondsey

• 46x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 4x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x waistcoat or gaiter buttons (c.19^th century)
• 2x Flemish clinker bricks
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Lead loop, possibly for reinforcing a lace hole in clothing
• Wooden-backed, copper alloy catgut button (c.18^th century)
• One side of a cuff link (c.18^th century)
• Enamelled horseshoe, possibly from a tie pin (19^th–20^th century)
• Metal grommet, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• A copper alloy fishhook (postmedieval)
• A rolled lead weight, possibly a net weight (medieval or postmedieval)
• Base of a lead toy, painted blue so maybe a policeman (20^th century)
• Lead type: ‘s’ (c.20^th century)
• Lead shot (postmedieval).
• Green glass seed bead
• Clear paste glass ‘jewel’ (18^th or 19^th century)
• 20p coin (2012)
• Lead Russian hemp bale seal (18^th–19^th century)
• Roman tessera
• Clay pipe (18^th century)
• Delft pottery (c.17^th century)

Wed 28 Sept (low tide 1.02 @ London Bridge, 10.46) CENTRAL LONDON – North and South Side 

• 12x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x copper alloy ‘hooks’ (c.1400–1800)
• 3x sawn and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Cufflink with a clear cut glass ‘jewel’ (18^th century)
• Plastic toy baby bottle (modern)
• Lead type: ‘I’ (c.20th century)
• Small pierced lead disc (postmedieval)
• Lead token: pierced heart/H.I on reverse (c. 17th-century)
• Farthing trade token, issued by I (or J).P. at the Windmill in Temple Bar Without (17^th century)
• George III penny, decorated it with stamped dots on both sides (18^th century)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Fossil sponge 
• Stone ball
• Half a large ceramic ball, probably a milling ball (c.19^th century)
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century clay pipe, 3x 18^th century clay pipes)
• Clay pipe stamped with the initials of the maker, William Tappin (18^th century)
• Glass working waste (postmedieval)
• Corked neck and mouth of an apothecary bottle (c.18^th century)
• Rim of a large, lead glazed, redware vessel (postmedieval)
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Hand painted porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Willow pattern transferware (c.19^th century)

6 October

Sunset from Queenhithe, looking west

6 October, Central London – North and South Banks

• 25x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 2x trouser buttons (c.19th century)
• Best silver Charles I sixpence love token (1625–49) 
• Unidentified coin (modern)
• Lead cloth seal (c.16^th)
• Part of a pilgrim badge or pewter toy (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy Lord’s prayer medallion with the head of George V on the reverse (20^th century)
• Bone toothbrush head (19^th century)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Leather nipple, possibly pig and probably cut from a sheet of leather (postmedieval)
• Dog’s tooth
• A native oyster shell with a square hole
• White glazed ceramic ‘Fivestone’ (c.late 19^th to mid 20^th century)
• Stone ball 
• Possible polishing stone
• Clay pipes (2x 17^th century, 2x 18^th century)
• Glass pontil from the base of a large glass bottle, possibly an acid bottle (postmedieval)
• Broken white delft ointment pot (c.18^th century)
• Broken basaltware pottery, probably Wedgewood, tea or coffee pot handle (c.18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)
• Delft pottery (c.17^th–18^th century)

6 October

Lord’s Prayer medallion, fresh from the mud

14 October, Central London – North and South Banks

• 48x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy mount/stud. (medieval or postmedieval)
• The top of a pewter button (c.17th century)
• Heart-shaped brooch, missing pin (c.20^th century)
• Lead token: fleur de lyss/initial H.I on the reverse
• Lead token: initial ‘P’
• Iron knife blade with London dagger cutler’s mark (c.1650)
• Window lead (c.16^th century)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Wooden pocket sundial (postmedieval, possibly 17^th century 
• Half a clay wig curler (18^th century)
• Clay pipes (2x 17^th, 1x 18^th century century)
• Green-glazed pottery (postmedieval)
• Clear lead-glazed pottery, possibly a colander (postmedieval)
• Pipkin leg (postmedieval)
• Slipware pottery (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

17 October, Deptford

• 6x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 14x coppering nails with the ordnance mark (late 18^th–early 19^th century)
• 4x long clay pipe stems (c.18^th century)
• 6x ceramic pipkin legs (medieval to postmedieval)
• 2x inner shoe soles, left and right (c. early 19^th century)
• Studded outer shoe sole, right (c. early 19^th century)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy tie or stock pin with a stylised flower head (c.1860)
• A General Service button (c.1940)
• A gunflint from a musket or rifle (postmedieval)
• Broken two-sided boxwood comb (c.16^th century)
• Handmade pipe clay ball
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century, 2x 18^th century, 1x 19^th century)
• Neck of a green-glazed costrel/drinking bottle (medieval)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval and postmedieval) 
• Staffordshire combed slipware (c.18^th century)
• Broken willow pattern transferware saucer (late 18^th to early 19^th century)

19 October, Broadstairs 

• 24x sea beads – fossil sponges (porosphaera) with natural holes

21 October, Central London – South Bank 

• 4x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 4x hazelnut shells (c.postmedieval)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy belt end in the shape of a shield (postmedieval)
• Trouser button: BINGHAM • CONDUIT ST. (c.19^th)
• Lead type: ‘h’ (c.20th century)
• Lead musket ball
• Window lead (c.16^th century)
• Shard of green window glass (medieval or postmedieval)
• Raspberry prunt from a rummer beaker or goblet (17^th–18^th century)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Black pebble with a white circle
• Swan feather
• Plane tree leaf
• Clay pipes (17^th century)
• Chunk of mosaic floor (c.19^th century)
• Malting tile (c.19^th century)
• Roman hypocaust
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Creamware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th –8^th century)

21 October

Bankside by the wall, looking east to the City

2 November, Central London – North and South Banks

• 14x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2 x small lead seals, possibly bag seals (c.20^th century)
• Lace aglet (c.1400–1800)
• White glass pin head (postmedieval)
• 2p and 1p coins (1971)
• Plain lead disc (postmedieval)
• Plain copper alloy disc (postmedieval)
• Green plastic Smarties (1988–2005)
• Plastic Asda supermarket token (modern)
• Laminated card for Shri Swaminarayan Mandir UK ‘a place of paramount peace’ (modern)
• Bone working waste (postmedieval)
• Sawn and drilled shinbone end (postmedieval)
• Wooden spacer or washer (postmedieval)
• Clay pipes (1x 18^th century clay pipe, 3x 17^th century)
• Glass working waste (postmedieval)
• Roman hypocaust
• Colour-coated slipware pottery (Roman) 
• Burnished blackware pottery (Roman)
• Flat strap-like handle, probably from a large clay jug (medieval)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval and postmedieval)
• Base of a jug or tankard with the potter’s fingerprints (medieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Westerwald pottery (c.18^th century)

2 November

Queenhithe, looking west to Southwark Bridge and the Shard

3 November, Central London – North Bank

• 5x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy scallop shell, possibly a mount (postmedieval)
• Corset loop (c.19^th century)
• Lead cloth seal with the initials ‘PC’ in a heart with a cross running through it (c.16^th century)
• Bachelor or solitaire button (c. late 19^th century)
• Copper alloy thimble (c.15^th century)
• Lead musket ball (postmedieval)
• Striped bead 
• Rectangle of bone with T+I scratched into it, possibly a love token (postmedieval)
• Inner shoe sole, left (c.16^th century)
• Raw agate
• Clay pipes (18^th century)
• Foot of a red ware colander (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Hand painted porcelain (18^th–19^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (18^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware (c.18^th century)

3 November

Fifteenth century thimble in situ, as found

15 Nov, Central London – North and South Banks

• 16x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Pocket watch winder (19^th century)
• Plain silver ring, no hall marks (postmedieval to modern)
• Broken,base metal signet ring (c.20^th century)
• Lead type: ‘.’ (c.20th century)
• Large pewter mount, possibly from horse harness (postmedieval)
• Lead musket or pistol ball (postmedieval)
• Small iron cannon ball (postmedieval)
• Sawn and drilled shinbone end (postmedieval)
• Bone working waste
• Knife handle with blue viviante 
• Money cowrie shell (Monetaria moneta)
• Fool’s gold (iron pyrite)
• Plastic Lego chain (modern)
• Clay pipes (18^th century)
• Part of the base of a glass tumbler (postmedieval)
• Redware, possibly the rim of a jar or large jug (postmedieval)
• salt-glazed stoneware, bellarmine (17^th century)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)
• Feather -dged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

18 November, Central London – South Bank

• Rusty and encrusted padlock (c.19^th century)

22 November, Lyme Regis

• 21x ammonite fossils
• 17x fossilised ‘bubbles’
• 2x coprolites (fossilsed poo, possibly from an Ichthyosaur)
• Ichthyosaur vertebra
• Mudstone filled with ammonites
• Fossilised Gryphaea ‘devil’s toenail’
• Fossilised bivalve shell
• Short section of fossilised Crinoid stalk.
• Fossilised Belemnite, the hard internal skeleton of an extinct squid
• Fool’s gold (iron pyrite)
• Raw quartz
• World War I Machine Gun Corps button (1915–1919)
• Sixpence (1949)
• Farthing (1925)
• Elizabeth II thruppence (1937-1967)
• 2x old halfpennies, too corroded to see the date or the monarch (c.20^th century)
• Old penny, too corroded to see the date or the monarch (c.20^th century)
• End of a spoon with crowned ‘E_IIR’, possibly a Coronation souvenir (20^th century)
• World War I Croix de Guerre medal (1915–1919)
• Trouser button (c.19^th century)
• Green glass bead
• Codd bottle marble
• White ceramic fivestone 
• Small, brass number ‘6’, possibly broken off a military badge
• Melted ‘bonfire’ glass
• Blob of frosted white glass
• Round lead weight with a wire loop, possibly a clock weight or a fishing weight

Wed 30 Nov (low tide 0.96m @ London Bridge, 12.37) CENTRAL LONDON – North and South Side

• 13x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x twisted wire loops (postmedieval)
• 3x semi-precious stone and glass bracelets (modern)
• 2x lead shot (postmedieval)
• 2x sawn and drilled shinbone ends (postmedieval)
• Copper alloy ‘hook’ (c.1400–1800)
• Copper alloy ‘eye’ (c.1400–1800)
• Decorated pewter buckle plate (c.14th century)
• Button from a pair of jeans or similar (modern)
• Plain button with STANDARD • COLOUR • TREBLE • GILT on the back (19^th century)
• Plastic yellow toy plane (c.1960)
• Raw quartz
• Fool’s gold (iron pyrite)
• Flint geode
• Piece of abalone mother of pearl
• Large ceramic ball, probably a milling ball (c.19^th century)
• Half a large glass marble 
• Part of the base of a glass tumbler (postmedieval)
• Neck of a tiny glass bottle (modern)
• Glass bottle stopper (19^th–early 20^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th or 18^th century)
• Decorated creamware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

2 December, A Secret Location

• 14x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 2x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• 6x twisted wire loop (postmedieval)
• 2x plain mounts/studs and a mount shaped like a miniature horseshoe (postmedieval)
• Large copper alloy buckle (19^th or 20^th century)
• Lead shot still attached to a casting sprue (postmedieval)
• Lead Naga, Hindu offering (modern)
• Pinner’s bone (c.16^th century)
• Flat strap-like handle, probably from a large clay jug (medieval)
• Thumbed base from a stoneware jug or tankard (medieval)
• The side and handle from a stoneware jug (c.17^th century)
• Piece of redware colander (postmedieval)
• Delft pottery (17^th–18^th century)

11 December, Central London – South Bank

• 14x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• 3x lace aglets (c.1400–1800)
• Pear-shaped pewter mount/stud (medieval)
• Round copper alloy mount/stud (medieval or postmedieval)
• Rectangular buckle (c. 17^th century)
• Black glass button, missing its copper alloy shank (16^th or 17^th century)
• Glass working waste (postmedieval)
• Sawn and drilled shinbone end (postmedieval)
• Triangular kiln support or stilt (postmedieval)
• Base of a pot (Anglo Saxon or Roman)
• Midlands purple ware pottery (1400 to 1750)
• Delft pottery (17^th or 18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)
• Feather-edged pearlware pottery (c.1780–1840)

11 December

Fog on the Thames

15 December, Central London – South Bank

• 2x .380 Revolver calibre bullets (c. mid 20^th century)
• 2x pieces of window lead (c.16^th century)
• Trouser button (c.19th century)
• Handmade iron nail (postmedieval)
• Victorian half penny (1901)
• Silver short cross half penny from the reign of Edward III (1327–77)
• Iron crossbow bodkin (15^th century)
• Grey pebble with white lines
• Blue plastic tiddlywink.
• A piece of bone working waste.
• Plain clay pipe (18^th century)
• Decorated clay pipe: swan (19^th century)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

27 December, Chelsea

• Clay pipe (19^th century)
• A clay pipe stem with mouthpiece (c.19^th century)
• Half a clay wig curler (18^th century)
• Bottom half of a toothpaste pot (c.19^th century)
• Piece of hunting jug featuring two dogs, possibly Doulton (19^th century)
• Staffordshire combed slipware pottery (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (c.18^th century)
• Transferware (19^th century)

31 December, Greenwich and Deptford

• 4x handmade copper alloy dress pins (c.1400–1800)
• Metal grommet, possibly from a small sail or tarpaulin (c.19^th century)
• Short length of hand forged iron chain, 7 links (postmedieval)
• Musket ball (postmedieval)
• Advertising token, WITH MILLIE EDWARDS LOVE on one side and WITH GENERAL MITES COMPLIMENTS (19^th century)
• Half an inner shoe sole, left (medieval)
• Studded shoe heel, left (c. early 19^th century)
• Well patched outer shoe sole, right (c.early 19^th century)
• Piece of hardwood with signs of working
• Piece of worked and shaped bone
• Half a flint geode
• Green marble, possibly from a codd bottle (c.20^th century)
• The neck and string lip from a wine bottle (c.18^th century)
• The neck and blob lip from a mineral bottle (19^th century)
• Clay pipes (1x 17^th century clay pipe, 1x 19^th century clay pipe)
• Green-glazed pottery (medieval).
• Redware pottery (postmedieval).
• Redware pottery frying pan or pipkin handle (postmedieval)
• Redware pottery handle, possibly from a platter, with finger impressions (postmedieval)
• Salt-glazed stoneware pottery: bellarmine (c.17^th century)
• Purple and white delft pottery with painted peacock or crane (c.18^th century)
• Delft pottery (c.17^th–18^th century)
• Chinese porcelain (c.18^th century)

31 December

Happy New Year from Deptford