longbows and the skeleton of the ship's dog, Hatch. Historian Dr David Starkey praised the new museum, saying: "The Mary Rose is the English Pompeii, preserved by water, not fire. "All Tudor life is ...

The warship first went on display at the Mary Rose Museum in 2013, enclosed in a special conservation box with small viewing windows, which prevented the public from seeing the full ship.

Half a millennium after it sank, the secrets of Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose, are being revealed to the public in a new exhibition. The wreck of the Tudor warship is now on view in its new ...

Researchers have analyzed the collarbones from 12 men between the ages of 13 and 40 who died on the Mary Rose to see how their tasks on the ship may have shaped the chemistry of their bones.

‘The Mary Rose Trust has the responsibility for the remains of over 179 individuals who perished with the ship. ‘The human remains have potential to make a contribution to the public through ...

The Mary Rose, the favourite ship of King Henry VIII, had a multinational crew that included at least three Southern Europeans and a North African, a new study has revealed. Researchers from ...

The findings will form part of the major unveiling of the revamped Mary Rose museum later this week, where the public will be able to see the most complete restoration of the dry ship so far.

King Henry VIII built the English Royal Navy around his favorite warship, the ‘Mary Rose,’ which sank under mysterious circumstances in 1545. The shipwreck was raised from the seabed more than ...

The Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard houses a cross section of the ship's hull as well as thousands of artefacts, including weapons and jewellery The university said 92 skeletons ...

The Mary Rose museum has looked after parts of historic vessel, the Newport Ship, for 18 months - but they are now headed home. Specialists believe the Newport ship to be a century older than the ...

The Mary Rose Museum was unveiled at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, the same place where the ship was built in 1510 ... it is like stepping inside a Holbein painting." Pieter van der Merwe ...