The Mary Rose 2013
The Mary Rose was a flagship of Henry VIIIths navy. Built in 1510 this ship was the Kings pride and joy. However, she was to sink in terrible circumstances in 1545 as she sailed to meet a French fleet. This happened in full view of the King himself. In 1982 the ship was raised and proved to be a treasure trove of Tudor artefacts. This gallery contains anaglyph images of the vessel as displayed at Portsmouth Dockyard in 2013.

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The Wreck of the Mary Rose on display at Portsmouth 2013
The Wreck of the Mary Rose on display at Portsmouth 2013

Henry VIIIs flagship Mary Rose sank in full view of the King himself just off the south coast in the Solent near Portsmouth. The ship was raised in 1982 and has proved to be a treasure trove of Tudor artefacts.

Photographer: Kevin Harvey

The Wreck of the Mary Rose on display at Portsmouth 2013

Henry VIIIs flagship Mary Rose sank in full view of the King himself just off the south coast in the Solent near Portsmouth. The ship was raised in 1982 and has proved to be a treasure trove of Tudor artefacts.

Photographer: Kevin Harvey