Mudlarking an Ancient Roman Port. Sea Shanty, Harbour and Mudlarking Finds!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hi everyone! Thank you for coming back for part 2 😊 I forgot to add my milk glass into the round-up, it is a cosmetic cream pot that dates between the 1950s to 1970s.

[@McChrister]

Northern Mudlarks Probably by Pond’s Cold Cream....Love your videos! Keep ‘m coming....HH and GL with your future endeavours.🙏🏼🍀👍🏼🧡

[@avalon5957]

I think perhaps the iridescent bottle with the cross on the bottom might have been an old holy water bottle. I googled a few things and found that some antique holy water bottles had an iridescent coating. Also the size of the bottle would probably support that as they often came in small bottles. Either that or could've been an ink bottle from the church or a perfume or an ointment or tincture of some "holy" sort.

[@nospartsman8901]

The best treasure that you have is the time spent with your mum.

[@hpharridan]

thanks for that!

[@lisaaab]

Yes, these videos make me miss my mom. I wish we could have spent time together like this.

[@ruththomas7164]

I so agree- wish I had tried to enjoy some of her passions- I did knit with her- but yes, time with your parents should be paramount - 🇺🇸🌎✌️

[@lyarnes]

Those two hearts, you could mount and frame them just as you’re showing them on your table as a sweet homage to the two of you, mother and daughter ❤️

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Great idea! We may do just that! I'm sure they would look very sweet hanging on the wall 😊

[@trishallain6503]

I love how close you are to your Mom. I would give anything to spend another day with my Mom again. She's been gone almost 9 years now.

[@eleganceandwhimsy]

I'd love to see your mom make more jewelry.

[@maryanncuccio3705]

Both of you are a joy to watch. I just can't get enough of your lovely British accents. Keep doing what you're doing. It's fun to watch!

[@shaynelowther8893]

HI, Yes the lock is Georgian often made by the local blacksmith. If you unscrew the lock mechanism you will often find a mark a bit like a stone masons mark. I have around 10 of these kind of locks in my collection and they are all different. The correct name for them are rim locks and most have one lever which makes them very easy to open without a key. Take care.

[@AndyMoulton]

I know what song I'm going to be singing in the car on the way to work this morning! 🍺🤪⛵

[@stephendadd8440]

Thank you so much for making these films! - They are now the highlight of my week. If only Alex's voice could be bottled and sold in your Etsy store! - very soothing - a delight to listen to. I hope you can soon monetize your films - so then you can get some revenue.

[@hpharridan]

thank you so much for your lovely and amazing videos! Yours are the only ones that can rip me away from a new Nicola White video! I am reminded of 'Ring of Bright Water' by G. Maxwell, and a part of me has always been in your part of the world since I read that book as a young woman, long before the internet. Here in New Mexico there are finds wherever you dig, wherever you hike, once one learns to read the land. I once annoyed an archaeologist by pulling an 8 thousand yr old arrow head from under his foot! The stone cork thing looks like a core sample, used by oil hunting geologists, but those aren't tapered, perhaps at an end one may be. I love the stone heart rocks! We find them here, but not so thin usually, & yours look finished, here they are naturally crude. You both possess a rare grace and elegance in your bearing and delivery, and intelligence as well, you are a gift! Oh, your drunken sailor song reminds me of a retired admiral I knew decades ago, in AA. His tales of flying drunk with bombs on board were INSANE! What the Navy did with that drunken sailor was AA, he is gone now and I miss him. Thanks for making me remember. I died 7 yrs ago and my memory is screwy and strange, so when I am reminded of things I've filed away too deeply, like beachcombing with Mom, it's a gift. thanks for the gifts, H. Emma Peale

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hello! Thank you so much for your lovely comments! It sounds very interesting where you live - thanks for sharing some stories with us! Great to have you join us on our adventures!

[@Thelostgoldhunters]

I agree, a beautiful voice...

[@tinovanderzwanphonocave544]

then the brick with holes I have seen objects like these and it is a multiple-choice conundrum A it is a roman hypocaust wall heating element. or B it is a medieval to 18th-century chimney blocker for a smoking chest in which they use to cold smoke salted pork or salmon. this smoking chest would normally be up high in the attic the chest would be metal and cemented into the chimney in the bottom of this chest there would be an iron round bucket of sorts and you would put the chimney blocker inside to further cool the smoke and prevent ash floaties from sticking to the meat. this said these things would cause chimney fires because of the fat dripping down catching fire if the thing got too hot.

[@k8eekatt]

The looming pea hen head is hilarious!

[@garypeterson4483]

i watch virtually every mudlark I can find but you are no. 1. I enjoy Kate and her mom, Si Finds, Nicola, Dirty Secrets, and Mudpies too. You need to join Dirty Secrets again, and get together with Mudpies and join Si at the old dump site. Primarily, I LOVE YOU MOST

[@jacklisiecki2389]

Loved the adventure and especially the old locks. Strangely, I can't seem to get the "Drunken Sailor" song out of my head. Thanks for a most interesting video.

[@SmallWonda]

Such key-envy!! I love old keys & locks... And thanks for realizing the Drunken Sailor could turn into an earworm! I love music, but these days - well for some years now (!) I'll get a tune in my head and it can stay there for days, weeks - supermarkets are a nightmare! Probably like you, we live in a very quiet place and I just love to hear all the birds and distant rumblings - I know wind noise is an issue filming, but you do a great job Alex at bringing a place to life with words, which is worth so much, and of course you have a lovely voice, so are doubly blessed, and with the wonderful locales they don't need a lot of embellishment!! Keep well you both and the Swooze and Kitties... 👍🐶🐾🦘🎶😎

[@poppyrex1411]

"an ancient television" ... you guys are soooo cute! I am loving these videos. Please keep at it and I'll hit the bell.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Haha aww thank you! 😊 x

[@hardyakka6200]

That terracotta thingy with holes in it would make a good bee home. For none honey bees.

[@madelinejarvis1194]

You two are always a pleasure to see and very entertaining

[@randomvintagefilm273]

I really love the patina on that plaque.

[@kenbritton6782]

14:31 Yes..a very good find !

[@cj-cw7wi]

Those keys and the locks. I'm obsessed!

[@traceybradshaw]

Another NM catch-up video that I had not seen before - I love the relationship you have with your mum and do slightly envy the time you spend together. My mum died at 38 from cancer, I was 17 and the eldest of 4 siblings so had a lot of responsibility from a young age, but I am who I am today because of the life I’ve lived. It’s wonderful to watch your older clips and see how much your skills have grown. That lock is absolutely amazing and Alex’s iridescent bottle is pretty nifty too.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you! So sorry that you lost your mum so early - it must have been very hard on you in many ways xx

[@fairyGrandmother]

I love the old lock. You should mount the two hearts on a plaque and use the metal plate to put the name of your channel. TFS Big Hugs!

[@lisalorentz7919]

Glass tube = part of an old syringe, perhaps? Safe larking, ladies!

[@teresasallam9526]

Another wonderful video while enjoying my morning coffee before work.

[@saffytaffy4654]

Love your videos. You could use a litterpicker to pick up things from a deep, frozen river. :)

[@juanitaskelton448]

What beautiful country...I love the pottery pieces with their designs as well as the other escutcheons.

[@andyward8336]

The brick is part of the bottom of a kiln to defuse the heat. If yo watch Primitive Technology he makes one and uses it to make earthenware ( Termite clay kiln & pottery). The glass tube looks like a chemistry vessel.

[@susanbdusan2785]

Any chance that the glass tube is the body of a light?

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Andy Ward. Uuuuh I simply love this guy and im addicted to his fantastic channel. Nevertheless I think that the half round piece that the beautiful Ladies found, is not from a kiln. Best regards luck health and wisdom.

[@dougwalling5710]

I was thinking that the brick could have been used to dry the corn/wheat before milling into flour, or maybe the romans used under floor heating.

[@lupitacampos5214]

Thank you for sharing your treasure-filled adventures. 🥰

[@morningdewgarden7432]

I love the 2 hearts! I hope you have kept them together in whatever display or creation they have been used for. They are a perfect tribute to mother and daughter!

[@jettelisec6350]

Hello, 2 Hearts for mum and Daugther. Wunderbar!!!!!! Liebe Grüße von Jette

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Jette Lusec That's what I thought instantly too! Da sieht man mal wieder: Es gibt keine Zufälle, alles Schicksal. Viele Grüße Glück und Gesundheit.

[@catherinethompson2525]

Gorgeous pottery pieces also makes great jewelry!

[@lindajanke6194]

The lock is my absolute favorite!

[@b9brutality]

Omg, Alex... in a tricorn. Be still our hearts! :-)

[@mariamjehn7071]

Cannot stop watching

[@420Budman]

Me and my wife love watching your videos. I think personally that the best find is the old wooden lock. What a great find. Keep up the great videos and Hello from Oklahoma USA

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thanks so much for watching - Yes, the lock was our fav too!

[@colleenmcdonald5464]

Thanks for keeping my quarantine time enjoyable! ❤️ from Texas!

[@karlg2009]

Hi, I'm a maryport lad and I can remember playing down by the river where you were on the first video. There were old boats, post war fishing boats, lying derelict and we would play on them in the 1980's. Parts of the old slipway were still there too.

[@Laura-vv6cf]

The old brick with holes can be put out in your garden for bees.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Great idea! x

[@Laura-vv6cf]

@@NorthernMudlarks There is a wonderful channel Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener and she has a video about making bee houses dated June 25, 2017. Jeri is an artist, author of children's books, creates lovely gardens and lives on a small farm in the hills of Tennessee. Since you and your Mom are both artist, I thought you'd enjoy her channel.

[@Emma-ih3gb]

Thank you so much for making this video in our hometown :) You have inspired my own daughters to get out and give it a go themselves :) x

[@margaretphipps2939]

Very interesting ladies Music very fitting I’m watching with a can off beer 🍺 😂😂😂 Xxx 🇮🇲

[@pauldawson4659]

Lovely to find not 1 but 2 videos uploaded on my return from my early winter break .Your both really addictive to watch and a breath of fresh air 👍

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Aww, thank you so much!

[@mariamjehn7071]

I just want to tell you how much I love you and your Mum..fantastic .xxoo love from an old bottle digger from Maine..just across the pond. Scottish girl . Grand parents of Prince Edward Island..xxoo

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Aww, thank you - Love Maine, it's beautiful! xx

[@duncanfamilyfarm1284]

Hello from Oklahoma USA! Mudlarking is now on my bucket list. I can't wait to take a trip to England, Ireland and Scotland.

[@20greeneyes20]

Wait for me I'm from Maryland......

[@lorriemcgee8792]

Me too I'm from oklahoma also!

[@haroldwright9073]

I mudlark the washita , found a R.O.A.B.....realy old american bison, skull that is.

[@haroldwright9073]

WASHITA river Garvin Co, USA

[@lorriemcgee8792]

@@haroldwright9073 the Illinois river myself found a couple of bottles that turned out to have been made from my home town didn't know there was a bottling company there!

[@babybyrd2121]

Such fun! I always enjoy your videos, I often think of my Mom while watching you two together. We used to have loads of fun doing stuff together, and I think she would have like mudlarking. Awesome finds! My favorite was the shoe and the lock, until you showed us the “beehive” brick. My heart sped up a bit when I saw it. I think you really have something there. Thanks again for sharing your fun and finds with us! I look forward to your next outing!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hi Lynn! Thanks for joining us - it means a lot! x

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

WOW, the pottery would make gorgeous mosaics, picture frames, tabletops oh so many beautiful one of a kind pieces of art. I adore your wooden keyhole. So cool. Oh and the hearts. I love the honey jar. I love it all. I wish you guys had a Metal Detector, no telling what you could dig up. I think your concrete cork can out of lie a pipe like a hallow fence or sign gate pip could come out of just about anything really. My Mom and I were best friends also, She is 85 now we still live together but she has onset Dementia. Very sad.

[@timkibben8004]

Thank you again for another fun video! That kiln flue was incredible. Great idea about the wooden spoons, mum! Loved your music choice--Sea Shanties from the Robert Shaw Chorale. Great CD!

[@joleneingram2554]

Another great video ladies. Your enthusiasm is infectious and makes me want to lark.x

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thanks so much! Do it!

[@Ashs-mini-vlogs]

I look forward to your videos your both so awesome n sweet to see mother and daughter doing stuff together your both so lucky

[@whisperycub]

Got very excited when you found that lock! Excellent! I love seeing the round ups! They make a brilliant closure to the adventure!

[@ahmedmouloua2104]

The most beautiful video and you and your mother the most beautiful wish you success

[@ManchesterMudlarks]

that lock is very nice

[@robertgardiner878]

Hi from Oklahoma..What great finds..and how wonderful are thoes locks..thank you for another wonderful video..

[@magickmoi1261]

What a great pair of videos! I really enjoy these so much

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you! xx

[@skaarup33]

The wooden lock piece is so beautiful!!!!!!!! I love it!!🤗🇩🇰 the clay rounded piece, is so awesome. You could use it for your paint brushes. 🤗🇩🇰

[@kerrypitt9789]

For those cold water pickups maybe buy one of those grabbers for people who have back problems and cannot bend over to pick things up with their hands, or fingerless neoprene gloves. I use those gloves for winter fishing. Could the glass tube be from a syringe? Another great video!

[@tuahiwi39]

I was watching a gentleman who had bent a large slotted metal spoon and added a wooden handle. It was perfect for rescuing those little dainties from the freezing water. Don't apologise for the 'Drunken Sailor', it's a beautiful rendition.

[@helentongue1495]

It's a pleasure to watch you both n so good to see mother n daughter doing things together, I hope you always will. We love to see your finds n hear the history of the places you go. Keep up your mudlarking!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much for watching! xx

[@padraicodomhnall2146]

I was looking forward to part 2 and wasn't disappointed. I wonder if the curious brick could be used in the garden as an 'insect hotel'. Thank you both for posting.

[@caraame]

What another great video. You two are very watchable. I get the same feeling on the shoreline. I always end up with neck ache and aching eyes from looking down.

[@cindygehrke5249]

What fun! Enjoyed the larking with you! Loved the drunken sailor tune! Yes, it’s stuck in my head now! 😆

[@louiechidwick6034]

Hi Muddy Angels, your identification skills on the pots and bottles was very impressive, I have learnt a lot from this video :) I think the brick with holes in it is an old fashioned air brick that is shaped to compliment some sort of architectural design in a building. I loved that old oak lock, I've never seen one before, I think it must have come from some sort of grand building. When I'm out larking near water on a cold day, I always tuck an old hand towel in my belt, it makes all the difference to be able to dry my hands or wipe the mud off them. Thanks for another wonderful video. Big hugs for you both. Louie. xx

[@brianferris1233]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh Huhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Got it that clay brick at 25:14 is part of a hypocaust Roman bathhouse 👌 the vented clay brick wasn't vented to allow water to pass through it, it was used with many other similar clay bricks to vent gasses and smoke out of the Roman hypocaust bathhouse.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Mum was just researching what it could be part of now! Thank you very much for that info! We will look up some roman bathhouses right away. 😊

[@brianferris1233]

@@NorthernMudlarks Glad to help and keep in mind if it is part of the hypocaust bath house system it was made before Romans stopped using lead pipes.

[@margaretphipps2494]

Some great finds love the old sole can almost hear it clonking on the cobblestones . Xx🇮🇲

[@exscapegoatpowerfulhealer9685]

The oak lock is the Gem of the table. As you say, it's late 18th century so it's not only survived the river but it's Survived The great mudflood of 1834. Excellent find !!

[@lwwayne2357]

that was an awesome time, that rainbow bottle and door locks wow!! I am like blow the man down crazy over looking for things, like your locks and all the things you found, I have never seen such a great team before that works so well together, this was truly a good time, for anyone who watches this. God Bless Both of you, thank you for a great adventure. i hope more to come,

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much! x

[@jblaxlinde7998]

Hello Ladies, I just found your channel... Love it... BTW The glass tube with the lines on it is almost certainly a "Sight Glass" It was likely to be from a boat & I think it's interesting just because sight glasses were often watched constantly, they were one of those things that saved countless lives in many industries in the 19th & early 20th centuries.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Oh, thank you for that information! That's very interesting. Think you are right. Had never heard of a sight glass before. It's such a pleasure learning about the things that we find! xx

[@esztervizi7202]

I love the music. Enjoy watching your adventures. My Mother would have loved your enterprise finding things for free....Keep up the good work Ladies

[@dianeriegel839]

You know, I have an idea 💡 you two can make Candle holders out of the broken bottle necks. Give it a try, and do a video of it. Hugs, kisses and blessings 💖 to you both...

[@weeu1]

Lucky you finding the Heart Rocks ;)

[@Zincchromeshema]

I am very impressed with your video making skills and yes, I do have the drunken sailor song stuck in my head lol.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Lol, sorry about that! Thanks so much for watching xx

[@georgiwebsterbyers726]

I absolutely love the locks, it was not too long at all!!!!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@tracyelliottclifford4863]

My favorite is the lock! It is amazing! Hello from Middle Georgia USA

[@elizabethwatkins3403]

I’ve loved your show and your wonderful relationship between you both. I love the places you go and I wish I could go with you both but I live in Alabama, USA ! So I will keep enjoying your shows! I also really like all the history you find out. Keep on keeping on. It’s great! A new fan, Elizabeth Ewell Watkins

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much, it's great to have you join us on our adventures! xx

[@leanneyoung1366]

I love the hearts. When I walk around and am feeling down I find heart rocks. They make me feel better and I take it as a sign that everything will be okay. Just gives me a little lift in my mood.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear leanne young. Whaaaat? Couldn't believe what you wrote because exactly the same happens to me sometimes. Those stone hearts always push me up a bit when I'm down. Best regards luck health and wisdom.

[@leanneyoung1366]

@@Chr.U.Cas1622 I still find them. The most amazing thing that I found was a penny that had my mother's birthdate on. It was the day that my oncologist told me that I was in remission. She passed away in 2014.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

@@leanneyoung1366 Thanks for replying. I still find them too. Not only stones but also a lost tiny heart from a necklace and other heart shaped things (even meat and wood etc. p.p.). 2) Don't know if I understand correctly because English isn't my native language (and I have to use that crap Google translator sometimes). You or your mom had been in remission? Anyway: My sincere condolences and deep sympathy (or is compassion the right word)? Hope you are alright meanwhile respectively nowadays. Unfortunately I'm not but I think that I will be again. Best regards luck health and wisdom.

[@stevebonds4698]

The glass cylinder could be from an old syringe. Just a thought. Loved the heart shaped slate stones and also the old lock. That brass plate you could try laying a piece of white paper over it and then take a pencil and gently rub over it and you may get some information on it. You two had a good day! Thank you for your video as always. Your friend, Steve Bonds from Bay City Michigan USA

[@robinw.darnell4269]

Your wonder and excitement for larking is refreshing!

[@vernareitmeier1347]

Loved this video! Including the song!

[@jennywalborn7769]

I love hearts, and pick up everything hearts! So that was an awesome find and I love the rest the items you found!

[@pesoconner8991]

I love to see jewelry more made out of your finds..

[@avaloch9345]

Hello Ladies; Please don't apologize. I love "Drunken Sailor" and many other sea chanteys, You can bet it will be playing in my head all night. Thank you so much for all your fantastic videos. Perhaps you might think of making DVD's of them, it might generate a little extra cash. Take care.

[@sosborneknight]

Great series, and so much of historic interest, I was eagerly waiting for part 2. Thank you for all your efforts 🌍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🌍

[@donscott3126]

I absolutely love your videos. They go great on cold Canadian Sunday afternoons. Keep up the great work. :)

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you! We're glad to hear you like them! Stay warm 😊

[@rashaelwilkerson]

My mother collects rocks in the shape of hearts, tries to find them and pick them up wherever she’s at.

[@サンフラワー-x5b]

nice nice nice video！！ love it ❤︎ なーんて 可愛らしい２人なんだろう！ 娘さんとママ、ホント ステキ ❤︎ 誰も見向きすらしないモノに 美を見出して甦らせるセンスが素晴らしい。 from japan🇯🇵 ❄️✨🎄💐🕊💕

[@rodwhite9737]

Thanks a lot. You have that song in my head since I watched part one yesterday. It'll be there until probably tomorrow or the next day! Nice finds ladies, My favorite find is the big lock. Those hearts you found, you could probably glue them together somehow, drill holes in them, and screw them to your front door. Maybe tie a welcome sign on them(not to tell you what to do). Just a suggestion. Over all it looks like you had a fun couple days there. The main thing is you spend quality time together. Keep 'em coming!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thanks Rod, great ideas! x

[@rodwhite9737]

@@NorthernMudlarks No worries! Back to those hearts. If you decide to drill holes in the heart rocks go slowly. put it in a container of water, just over the rock. sparatically in an up and down motion. Use washers under the screws, night too tightly with the screws. It will be too nice to crack. Or you could shadow box them? Either way I know you will do a good job. Would like to see a video on that!? Cheers!! - Rod.

[@bnanabelle]

♥ to watch your finds & places you go, thank you for bringing us along ;)

[@crob1484]

Hi, the glass tube, is used as a " sight glass" on the side of a tank to see how much liquid is in the tank. Love you guys 😁

[@geri1864]

I don’t want to miss any of your mudlarking so tapped the bell👍. Love all your finds and the rich history behind them! A bottle from the sixty’s are antique here in the States. Hello from North Dakota🇺🇸 love hearing both you and your mum Alex!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you Geri! Great to have you along with us! x

[@sherryg7722]

Hi Geri! This is Sherry from Alabama. I have been taught that an item up to the age of 100 is "vintage" and older than 100 is "antique". I don't know how accurate I am but I do know I have just found a very enchanting channel. Would love to dig around in their part of the world!!

[@geri1864]

Sherry G yes you are right, I was thinking things like the cabbage patch dolls I bought in the early 80’s are quite sought after but a 60’s bottle not much! And yes I’d love to be with these two ladies mudlarking

[@donniebrown2896]

@@sherryg7722 hi Sherry from another Alabama watcher and your correct, antique is 100 years and older, all else is vintage

[@EmbraceTheJourney]

nice finds ladies. looking forward for the next video

[@janeoftorquayfe1513]

Yes creating memories, they are the most enduring

[@davidcox2264]

I think the brick with the holes in it looks like part of a klin used during the firing.

[@janelovesy2399]

So Interesting. ! Thank you both. !!

[@globalfusion96]

that piece of bone would make a lovely "Toggle"for a scarf etc.

[@teresahepplewhite9828]

It's from a lamb leg chop.

[@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers]

Great round up! Some really cool and unusual finds! It looks like you have the same sort of miscellaneous stuff we have lying around our house. I think we maybe kindred spirits haha :)

[@NorthernMudlarks]

I think you are right, lol x

[@carp53]

Beautifully Done🇬🇧♥️🇬🇧. The History.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thank you so much!

[@amelia8172]

Hi! My mum uses my account because she struggles with technology but just want to say thank you for the lovely videos! She loves watching them and it makes her very happy as she currently has limited mobility 💕

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hello to you and your mum, so happy to have you along with us on our adventures! x

[@anonamasnoname9098]

Yes be brave that's why you are there!

[@lyarnes]

You could also use air dry modelling clay and complete the bottom of that broken brown bottle. Si-finds did that with an old roman pot he found and it looks great!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Si made a great job of the vesel! I could try fixing the bottle with resin maybe? It woud be a great experiment.

[@joolikhoo479]

Second that. Maybe you could take advantage of the crack and push some fairy lights into it. It will make a nice nightlight IMHO.

[@lindafrancis]

Hello, ladies. I've only discovered your channel recently, which is why I'm commenting on a 3 year old video, and I apologise if you've found information about this since. Anyway, I believe the red pottery with black glaze on the inside is Cistercian ware, possibly from the 16th century. Various types of drinking vessels were made like this. I don't know if you'll see this, but if you do I hope you find it useful! I'm enjoying seeing all the interesting things you find.

[@laceyjane4285]

The day of intresting finds.

[@carolinapilar9]

It is a nice song ... we may get sober in the morning ... 😂🤣😂🤣 I like your videos and the jewels ...

[@vivianamolinares8506]

Its so wonderful that you and your mom do this together! My daughter and I look for sea glass whenever we travel. But you REALLY should use gloves so as not to get cut.