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Part of the bestselling Conway Anatomy of The Ship series, Tudor Warship Mary Rose is a unique insight into the architecture and construction of the iconic ship of the Tudor period. This comprehensive reference includes over 200 detailed scale drawings showing every part of the ship's interior and exterior, from heel to masthead

Table of Contents

SECTION 1

Preface
1 Commissioning the Mary Rose
2 Building the Mary Rose
3 Fitting out the Mary Rose
4 Arming and fighting the Mary Rose
5 Manning the Mary Rose
6 Life on board the Mary Rose
7 Seamanship and ship handling
8 The history of the Mary Rose
9 The loss of the Mary Rose

SECTION 2

10 The drawings
A General arrangements
B Hull construction
C Masts and yards
D Sails and sail trimming
E Ship’s boats
F Anchoring
G Habiliments of war

SECTION 3

11 The Mary Rose project
12 The significance of the Mary Rose
H Archaeological drawings

About the Author

Douglas McElvogue was Senior Research Fellow at the Mary Rose Trust and specialises in maritime archaeological reconstructions.

Reviews

Containing more interpretation of the hull and working of the ship than any publication to date, this book includes a huge mount of very detailed historical, iconographic and archaeological information. The author has interpreted the recovered structure to make it fit the Mary Rose illustrated by Anthony Anthony in 1546. The numerous scale drawings are augmented by technical illustrations with a descriptive index and explanatory views. The number of concepts covered in detail is impressive; all aspects of the ship and how she worked and fought are included, together with a history of the ship and description of life on board.

For anyone interested in how the Mary Rose worked, it is a must
*Alexzandra Hildred, Archaeologist and Curator of Ordnance at The Mary Rose Trust*

Tudor Warship Mary Rose is a unique insight into the architecture and construction of the iconic ship of the Tudor period
*Quarterdeck*

Tudor Warship Mary Rose provides valuable graphical representation of Mary Rose. Technical plans are supported with copies of paintings and artefacts as well as explanatory views.
*Trinity House Flash magazine*