http://www.maryrose.org The Mary Rose website Mon, 29 Jul 2013 03:45:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.maryrose.org/discover-our-collection/story-of-the-ship/image-galleries/#comment-33 Mary Rose bracer, arrow spacer, arrow tips | cat4tuna archery Mon, 29 Jul 2013 03:45:03 +0000 http://213.175.196.240/~maryrose/?page_id=704#comment-33 [...] Mary Rose bracer, arrow spacer, arrow tips [...] [...] Mary Rose bracer, arrow spacer, arrow tips [...]

]]> http://www.maryrose.org/discover-our-collection/her-crew/shipsdog/#comment-32 Ship's dog - Leica User Forum Sun, 28 Jul 2013 08:06:31 +0000 http://www.maryrose.org/?page_id=2688#comment-32 [...] dog Ad The remains of 'Hatch' - The Mary Rose Dog X Vario 28mm (equivalent) 1/15 at f/3.5, ISO 3200, -0.7 EV L1011393a.jpg . . . [...] [...] dog Ad The remains of 'Hatch' – The Mary Rose Dog X Vario 28mm (equivalent) 1/15 at f/3.5, ISO 3200, -0.7 EV L1011393a.jpg . . . [...]

]]> http://www.maryrose.org/discover-our-collection/story-of-the-ship/#comment-31 Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth | mattischro.me Mon, 22 Jul 2013 19:19:22 +0000 http://213.175.196.240/~maryrose/?page_id=262#comment-31 [...] The Mary Rose was Henry VIII’s flagship and one of the first ships to be built in the Portsmouth dockyard. On July 19th 1545 the French sailed up the Solent (the body of water that separates the English mainland from the Isle of Wight) and the Mary Rose (recently re-fitted) was among the English ships that engaged the marauding French fleet. Unfortunately the Mary Rose sank early on in the battle, and very quickly too, even though the English won the day. For centuries the wreck was lost before being discovered in 1971 (though one of the cannons was recovered earlier) and eventually raised in 1982 with the aid of hydraulic platforms. One half of the ship had rotted away but the half covered in silt was preserved. The new centre continues the drying out of the remains and it will be completely dry by 2017. You can read more about the Mary Rose and why it sank here: The Story of the Ship(maryrose.org). [...] [...] The Mary Rose was Henry VIII’s flagship and one of the first ships to be built in the Portsmouth dockyard. On July 19th 1545 the French sailed up the Solent (the body of water that separates the English mainland from the Isle of Wight) and the Mary Rose (recently re-fitted) was among the English ships that engaged the marauding French fleet. Unfortunately the Mary Rose sank early on in the battle, and very quickly too, even though the English won the day. For centuries the wreck was lost before being discovered in 1971 (though one of the cannons was recovered earlier) and eventually raised in 1982 with the aid of hydraulic platforms. One half of the ship had rotted away but the half covered in silt was preserved. The new centre continues the drying out of the remains and it will be completely dry by 2017. You can read more about the Mary Rose and why it sank here: The Story of the Ship(maryrose.org). [...]

]]> http://www.maryrose.org/archaeology-and-conservation/mary-rose-conservation/#comment-25 Floating the Dover Bronze Age Boat | The Heritage Journal Tue, 09 Jul 2013 06:58:05 +0000 http://213.175.196.240/~maryrose/?page_id=273#comment-25 [...] seems to be well understood, the timbers were kept in a waterlogged state and shipped to the Mary Rose Trust  in Portsmouth for conservation. The preserved timbers were eventually returned to Dover for [...] [...] seems to be well understood, the timbers were kept in a waterlogged state and shipped to the Mary Rose Trust  in Portsmouth for conservation. The preserved timbers were eventually returned to Dover for [...]

]]> http://www.maryrose.org/school-visits/#comment-20 The Mary Rose and Tudors: news and teaching resources round up « Cool Teaching Jobs Fri, 07 Jun 2013 15:52:29 +0000 http://213.175.196.240/~maryrose/?page_id=298#comment-20 [...] with this timeline from ITV News. Photos and video footage move a gunship’s story to life.The Mary Rose museum – resources and moreThe Mary Rose museum’s website is packaged full of useful training resources to assistance we [...] [...] with this timeline from ITV News. Photos and video footage move a gunship’s story to life.The Mary Rose museum – resources and moreThe Mary Rose museum’s website is packaged full of useful training resources to assistance we [...]

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