The Mary Rose - The Mary Rose
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Discover - The Mary Rose
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The life of the - The Mary Rose
The Battle of St Mathieu. While the Mary Rose was not the largest of Henry’s ships – the 1000-ton Regent, built in 1487 held that position – it was the Mary Rose that the Admiral of the Fleet, Edward Howard, picked as his flagship. This was to be a matter of significance in the Battle of St Mathieu on the 10th August 1512. In the weeks leading up to the battle, Howard led successful ...
History of the Mary Rose - The Mary Rose
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Artefacts - The Mary Rose
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Museum highlights - The Mary Rose
Dive the Mary Rose 4D. Dive into the untold story of the finding, excavation, and recovery of the Mary Rose in our new multi-sensory 4D cinema, narrated by Ross Kemp.. Hear stories of the people who dived on the ship, from the Tudor divers of 1545, to the 20th-century search pioneered by Alexander McKee and his team of volunteers, as well as the ground-breaking maritime archaeology led by ...
Virtual museum - The Mary Rose
The Mary Rose virtual museum. Welcome to our vast collection of artefacts and the inspirational stories behind Henry VIII’s favourite ship, all for you to explore at your fingertips!
Skeletal remains of the Mary Rose
Human skeletal remains. Many lives were lost when the Mary Rose sank on 19 th July 1545, with only circa 30 survivors reported out of hundreds of crew, sailors, soldiers, gunners and gentlemen.. Not all of those lost have been recovered, but archaeologists were able to excavate around 9,000 human skeletal elements in the 1970s and 1980s.
Collections - The Mary Rose
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Conservation - The Mary Rose
The Mary Rose project leads the way in techniques to conserve marine archaeological objects. Though many artefacts were discovered in relatively good condition, excavation and subsequent exposure to oxygen can threaten their stability, making it essential to develop and undertake conservation treatments.