Richard you are the most informative man I know. Your knowledge astounds me.

That looks a lot like a Roman Lamp ! Very interesting and wonderful knowledge of pottery :) i learnt a lot thank you, great film .

Thank you for the wonderful sights and lessons!

Amazing knowledge of pottery history. Very informative thank you

As a metal detectorist and river detector i found your video very informative. Very interesting to know which bits of pottery came from which era. Amazing to think that bits of history just wash in and out on a daily basis for centuries. Bet there has been a nice bit of gold, gold coins and other rare coinage cropped up that you have found. I will have a weekend in London and do some mudlarking myself at some point 100% very interesting

What a fascinating thing that mudlarking is! I ran across your video during a search for Turner and the Thames. I was absolutely astounded at what you found along the river. Archaeology has been a casual hobby of mine since childhood, so this held great interest. That's for sharing your finds!

If you picked up all these beautiful shards you could make an amazing floor set in concrete or a garden table top !! love your channel

Very enjoyable and very informative!! Thank you very much for sharing it!

Thanks Richard, even though I'm a bit of a mudlarking pottery nerd myself, at least used to be, I found your video is brilliantly informative, I can't quite believe how much you found in one session and you found what I have always hankered after, a face from a medieval jug - very jealous. Your video really captures the pleasures of mudlarking, it has made me quite nostalgic. I'll spread the word about your great videos via twitter. Thanks again Julia

Always a total delight to watch your videos. So very fascinating!!!!!

Thankyou for sharing your search, finds & knowledge. All the best.

Hi - I have just started to get into metal detecting again and stumbled across your video by chance. Really interesting - I never realised that you can gain so much information from a few shards or pot. I used to mudlark on the foreshore at Battersea when I was at school over 40 years ago now and your video has brought back good memories for me. Excellent.

Hi there Richard it's Dimitris it was nice to finally meet u I found some samien ware just as u left many thanks Dimitris

Very informative video which gives a nice history lesson while retaining the thrill of the hunt. The post commentary going over each piece kept with images of completed examples brings the learning experience further.

First time watching for me too, very informative and interesting. All the best. Rob

Very interesting! I totally enjoyed very much. Thank you!

Really interesting video Richard. Great to see someone else who loves pottery shards.

lovely .. many thanks Sir. Looking forward to seeing the rest. ..

Very informative. Have wanted to do this for years. Found a small organised tour company online and I'll be down from the Midlands for my first foray in March.

Your ability to instantly recognize items is so very impressive,wow