How did weather conditions affect Mudlarking?
Frequently Asked Question about the extinct profession: Mudlark
Weather conditions significantly impact mudlarking, as low tides reveal more riverbed for exploration. Rain can wash away debris, making it easier to find artifacts, while dry spells may harden the mud, complicating digging. Additionally, extreme weather can deter mudlarkers from venturing out, affecting the frequency and success of finds. Seasonal changes also influence the types of items uncovered.