CLEAN : Mudlarks unearth the past on London's riverbanks

The video explores the discovery and significance of various historical artifacts found along the Thames, including clay pipe stems, medieval pottery, and personal items like love tokens. It highlights the emotional connection to these finds and the importance of preserving the Thames as an archaeological site. The discussion also touches on everyday items from the past and their historical context.

What is the main thrill for the narrator when finding historical artifacts?

• The historical significance and being the first to find them

• The ease of finding them

• The monetary value of the items

• The artistic beauty of the items

What was unique about the bone token found by the narrator?

• It was made of gold

• It was from the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and never seen before

• It was used as currency

• It was a common find in the area

What role do mudlarks play along the Thames?

• They organize historical tours

• They sell artifacts to tourists

• They help record and preserve archaeological information

• They clean the river

What were the two common items everyone carried in the past?

• A knife and a comb

• A map and a compass

• A hat and a scarf

• A book and a pen

What was the purpose of the clay pipe in the joining ceremony?

• To be used as a musical instrument

• To be presented and broken over the shoulder

• To be smoked during the ceremony

• To be exchanged as a gift