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Mary Rose (9): Shoes

A number of different pairs of shoes and boots were preserved in the wreck. Here are 2 examples from the … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (8) The Galley

The Cooks cabin was next to the galley. In it were found his personal eating implements – a small knife, … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (7): The Surgeon

The Surgeon aboard ship performed operations but was also responsible for the treatment of all forms of disease encountered by … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (6): Guns

The Mary Rose was originally designed as a platform for soldiers to board another ship. Her original allotment of guns … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (5): The Master Gunner

The Master Gunner was in charge of all guns, shot and gunpowder on the ship. He was also responsible for … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (4) Master Carpenter’s cabin

One of the amazing things about the Mary Rose excavation was thta as they came across the artefacts they were … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (3): The Mary Rose bell

The Mary Rose Bell is one of the few objects excavated, which date from the launch of the ship in … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Robert Falcon Scott

This statue of Robert Falcon Scott stands at the entrance to Portsmouth Naval Dockyard. It was sculpted by Kathleen Scott, … More

Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard, Robert Falcon Scott

Mary Rose (2): The remains of the Ship

The preservation of the ship and its contents are been a major undertaking. Essentially the archaeologists were working with little … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (1)

Over the next few weeks, I plan to publish a series of blogs about my recent visit to the Mary … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

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