Every item found on the Mary Rose offers us a window onto a lost world. These are not items that the dead chose to leave behind - but what they had with them when they died. It’s a moment caught in time. And their tragedy - an awful, harrowing way to die for so many - has bequeathed to us a treasury of history. The cutting-edge Mary Rose museum is a must-see. But, for those who can’t get there immediately, my Tour Through Time of the Mary Rose, my own personal tour of this precious ship and her

12 reactions | FOR 437 years, the Mary Rose lay forgotten under the sea. In the Mary Rose museum, she’s unforgettable. Come and be amazed this winter, plus save 20% when you book online - MaryRose.org | The Mary Rose | Facebook

Discover more about the Men of the Mary Rose as Henry VIII and his entourage tell stories of her time at sea, plus come face to face with the crew and learn about their lives on board the king's flagship! Find out more at https://maryrose.org/events/2019/04/06/general-events/totally-tudor-meet-the-crew/ | The Mary Rose

Discovered in 1971 and raised in 1982, the Mary Rose is a famous time capsule of Tudor times, yielding around 19,000 artefacts and 179 skeletons. Mary Rose Museum | BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight

maryrosemuseum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard ⚓️ Here’s some highlights from our recent visit to the waterfront attraction in Portsmouth which is home to the flagship of Henry VIII and the largest collection of Tudor artefacts in the world! There’s plenty of interactive elements for the kids from sketching to digital games and trying out some longbows too and their immense power. We also enjoyed trying out their new immersive experience, a 4D theatre experience ‘1982: Dive the Mary Rose’ which

The Mary Rose Museum in the historic dockyard has marked a decade since it opened | The News, Portsmouth

5.3K views · 367 reactions | On This Day, 8th December 1982, the Mary Rose was brought into Dry Dock 3, joining HMS Victory in Portsmouth Naval Base not far from where she may have originally been built in 1510. Other than being turned upright in July 1985, this would be the last time the Mary Rose was moved; she still sits in the same dry dock today, our museum built over the site. MaryRose.org/40 | The Mary Rose | Facebook

Discover Tudor Medicine at the Mary Rose Museum this October Half Term, as the Surgeon's Wife and the Wise Woman talk about their preferred remedies for all that ails you.Just don't try them at home... Surgery reopens of Thursday, so don't miss out! Check the link in our bio for more info. #historical #humor #MaryRose #MaryRoseMuseum #Archaeology #TudorMuseum #Portsmouth #Tudor #TudorHistory #HenryVIII #Shipwreck #Artefacts #Artifacts #History #Heritage #museum #museums | The Mary Rose

⚓Today we announce the discovery of the Gloucester, Norfolk’s Mary Rose ⚓ Lost for 340 years, the ship sank while carrying James Stuart, future king of England. Its discovery has remained a closely kept secret - until now. The royal shipwreck was discovered by two brothers and UEA Honorary Fellows, Julian and Lincoln Barnwell, in 2007. Today, researchers at University of East Anglia are starting to unearth the mysteries behind the ship’s tragic end. This rescue of precious artefacts offers a rar