Skulls, the ship’s figurehead and other artefacts from the wreck of a 1545 Tudor warship have been made available to peruse online in 3D reconstructions. But why did she sink? The answer is more ...

The Mary Rose sits right in the middle of the painting. Using the picture, modern digital mapping technology and a reconstruction of tidal currents from the day of the battle, he concluded how the ...

We have built the mirror image half of the ship." Items on show include centuries-old nit combs, longbows and the skeleton of the ship's dog, Hatch. Historian Dr David Starkey praised the new museum, ...

New £27m Mary Rose Ship Museum Launched The new centre will showcase the famous warship's wreck with all of its treasures, giving visitors a snapshot of Tudor life. Wednesday 29 May 2013 21:28, UK ...

The Mary Rose was one of them, and the flagship became the king’s favorite. The ship saw action against the French in Brest, France, in 1512, and succumbed in its final battle during a large ...

Lippiett said: “It is a memorial to the 500 who lost their lives on the Mary Rose. “If I died in battle and I saw what was being done in my memory, I would be absolutely thrilled.

Located next to Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory, the Mary Rose Museum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is sited where the ship was built in 1510. It includes a wide range of items, from 500-year ...

The Mary Rose Tudor warship, launched during the reign of Henry VIII, is about to be fully unveiled in Portsmouth, UK, following a £5.4 million revamp.

Mary Rose was the second most powerful ship in the fleet and a favourite of the king. Henry's early shipbuilding programme culminated with the massive Henry Grace à Dieu of 1500 tons.

Dominic Fontana was employed by The Mary Rose Trust from 1983-1987. Skulls, the ship’s figurehead and other artefacts from the wreck of a 1545 Tudor warship have been made available to peruse ...