Skulls, the ship’s figurehead ... the loss of the Mary Rose. I did so by assimilating both geographical and historical records in order to reconstruct the the battle. In addition to the written ...

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 now-retired academic Dominic Fontana analysed various clues as to how the ship ... Mary Rose.” He set to work, analysing geographical and historical records from the time. A contemporary ...

What’s more – scientists have began work on extracting DNA from the bones of the human skeletons found on board the ship – with ... inside a Holbein painting." The Mary Rose sank off ...

The ship lay undiscovered ... He said: “The Mary Rose is the English Pompeii, preserved by water, not fire. “All Tudor life is there, it is like stepping inside a Holbein painting.” ...

The ship lay undiscovered ... “The Mary Rose is the English Pompeii, preserved by water, not fire. All Tudor life is there: it is like stepping inside a Holbein painting.” ...

Bones discovered in the wreckage of the Mary Rose are providing clues about how ... right collarbone as crew members carried out repeated ship-related activities. The analysis of centuries-old ...

Dominic Fontana was employed by The Mary Rose Trust from 1983-1987. Skulls, the ship’s figurehead and ... a contemporary painting of the event – the original of which was more than 20ft ...

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 ...