45K views · 449 reactions | 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 | Facebook

42 year ago today, on the 11 October 1982, the Mary Rose was raised following many years of searching, excavation, and recording. Today, you can uncover the story of her finding and excavation in Dive the Mary Rose 4D, our award-winning immersive 4D cinema experience at the Mary Rose Museum! Relive the experiences of the divers as they find, excavate and raise the Mary Rose from the seabed, all without getting wet! Find out more here - https://bit.ly/44VOTge | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

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

On this day 37 years ago the Mary Rose was returned to the surface, but how do you get a fragile shipwreck off the seabed? Head of Interpretation, and member of the original Salvage Team, Christopher Dobbs, explains how the Mary Rose was lifted. | The Mary Rose

37 reactions · 16 shares | ⚓️The Mary Rose was Henry VIII's flagship,...

6.8K views · 161 reactions | In 1545, Henry VIII finally got a chance to test his cannon-armed warship with its revolutionary gunport design, in battle against the French. In an ironic twist, the Mary Rose would end up sinking after taking in water through those same gun ports. A new episode of Combat Ships airs tonight at 9 PM. | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation | Facebook