Come and join Bankside STEWards on the river stairs in front of Shakespeare's Globe where there will be a display of Thames finds from 11am to 5pm. Hear the story of the witch bottles, the clay pipes, Bankside pottery and see what people ate in the past.
At 12 noon and 1pm there will be archaeological walks along the foreshore – discover 10,000 years of London's history beneath your feet.
From 11am until covered by the incoming tide, pots made from Thames river clay will be fired in two bonfires constructed on the foreshore from driftwood – a technique used by Britain's first potters in 4,000 BC.
Bankside STEWards is a network of local residents and business contacts committed to caring for and promoting the past, present and future of the archaeology and environment of the Thames foreshore between Blackfriars and London Bridges at Bankside. They are an Adopt-a-River group of Thames21.
This event is related to Potmaking
For the latest local news and events direct to your inbox every Monday, you need our weekly email newsletter SE1 Direct.
7,000+ locals read it every week. Can you afford to miss out?
Read the latest issue before signing up