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Mudlark In Search Of Londons Past Along The River Thames Lara Maiklem

Name: Mudlark In Search Of Londons Past Along The River Thames Lara Maiklem
SKU: BELL-10572864
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (36 reviews)

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Mudlark In Search Of Londons Past Along The River Thames Lara Maiklem instant download after payment.

Publisher: Liveright Publishing Corporation

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.43 MB

Author: Lara Maiklem

ISBN: 9781631494963, 1631494961

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Mudlark In Search Of Londons Past Along The River Thames Lara Maiklem by Lara Maiklem 9781631494963, 1631494961 instant download after payment.

Long heralded as a city treasure herself, expert “mudlarker” Lara Maiklem is uniquely trained in the art of seeking. Tirelessly trekking across miles of the Thames’ muddy shores, where others only see the detritus of city life, Maiklem unearths evidence of England’s captivating, if sometimes murky, history—with some objects dating back to 43 AD, when London was but an outpost of the Roman Empire. From medieval mail worn by warriors on English battlefields to nineteenth-century glass marbles mass-produced for the nation’s first soda bottles, Maiklem deduces the historical significance of these artifacts with the quirky enthusiasm and sharp-sightedness of a twenty-first century Sherlock Holmes.