437 Years A Shipwreck - The Mary Rose 

this ship is what got me obsessed with stuff like this, i had a teacher in year 6 who was one of the divers on this ship and i was instantly fascinated

I feel very fortunate to have visited about 30 years ago as a school child. Can't wait to take my children. I hope they'll appreciate it more than I did.

I'm pretty sure Henry VIII became head of the church in 1534 not 1537. By 1537 he was already married to Jane Seymour (she died that year) and Henry was the head of the Church of England long before that.

My grandad found the Mary Rose. He was the one who started off the project

Vídeo incrível! Ótima produção e narrativa, thank you so much, Alex!

Great video, thank you! just finished listening to the 'not just the tudors' podcasts about this, super interesting.

Fantastic video! I appreciate the effort in all the fantastic editing. BBC quality. One question remains though…Have the French ever beaten the English at anything…I mean, really?

Oh, how I’d have loved to visit her as a kid already 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤎

Very interesting thanks for sharing 🙂

I’d never heard of the Mary Rose until I read “Heartstone” by CJ Sansome which ends with the disaster of that ship. How horrible for both the victims and everyone who saw it sink! Can you imagine being caught in that net that covered the top of the ship? Was the net there to keep the sailors on board from jumping overboard if the fighting got bad or was it some sort of protective device put there for the safety of the crew? Either way it failed and was the cause of certain death for the soldiers and the sailors on board.

My parents visited the Mary Rose and said how amazing it was.

Such a shame the sound quality isn’t great. But very interesting.

who else looked this up after the Ship Hits Podcast?

that ship used on 1511

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