Description
“A ship on a journey leaves no imprint on the archaeological record if the journey is successful. The catastrophic sinking of a ship, the largest and most complex machine of the pre-industrial age, can leave tangible evidence for the archaeologists to find. Mary Rose is important because we have her, and we have because she sunk. This book describes the journey of Mary Rose from her inception, through to her sinking, her subsequent excavation, raising, preservation and presentation to the public”.
Approx 244 pages and 600 colour images
The Mary Rose - Henry VIII's warship, lost in 1545, recovered in 1982 and now on display in a dedicated museum in Portsmouth for everyone to visit all year round All purchases made help contribute to the preservation and conservation of the Mary Rose and the 19,000 objects that were recovered from the seabed.
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Shipping policy
For overseas shipping please contact us directly.
Refund policy
You can return items purchased on our website to the address below:
Mary Rose Museum
No.3 Dock
HM Naval Base,
Portsmouth
PO1 3PY
We are happy to refund or exchange within 14 days of purchase if the item is damaged or defective, you will need to email to us your purchase information in order for us to process your refund or exchange.
If you wish to cancel your order, you will also need to email to us your cancellation notice within 7 working days. Please contact us at trading@maryrose.org or phone 02392 812931
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