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How the Mary Rose was rescued from the seabed
Explore life on board the Mary Rose as you meet the crew!
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Historical stories, conservation, news and collections updates and other stories from the Mary Rose.
Discover the lives of black members of Tudor society in our podcast featuring Onyeka Nubia, TV historian and professor of history.
Coronavirus it was not, but ‘The Sweating Sickness’, the epidemic prevalent in Tudor England, was feared greatly…
The loss of the Mary Rose wasn’t the only misfortune to strike Portsmouth in 1545, as an outbreak of bubonic plague hit Henry VIII’s forces…
The Mary Rose, like most large ships in Henry’s fleet, would have had three boats, used to take the crew ashore.
Did the crew of the Mary Rose tuck into delicious Tudor pancakes on Shrove Tuesday? Try an original Tudor recipe!
How science can help us identify the origins of a man who died nearly 500 years ago, and reveal new information about diversity in Henry VIII’s navy.
Who was the first person to see the Mary Rose on the sea bed?
The Mary Rose is probably better known for fighting the French, but did you know she also fought another of England’s neighbours?
Sir George Carew admiral of the Mary Rose on the day she sank, 19th July 1545, had a rather interesting past…
