As this week saw the grand opening of The Mary Rose museum following a six-month closure for work, and this month's expert talk by Philip Roberts is on The Mary Rose, I thought it was only fitting to test your knowledge of Henry VIII's flagship. Good Luck!
The Mary Rose
Correct! A carrack was a three- or four-masted sailing ship, with the Mary Rose having four.
Wrong! She is a carrack. A carrack was a three- or four-masted sailing ship, with the Mary Rose having four.
Correct!
Wrong! She was in service for 34 years.
Correct! She sank on 19th July.
Wrong! She sank on 19th July 1545.
Correct!
Wrong! It was George Carew
Correct! It was named after its creator, Anthony Anthony.
Wrong! It's the Anthony Roll, which was named after its creator, Anthony Anthony.
Correct! It was on 11th October 1982.
Wrong! It was on 11th October 1982.
Correct!
Wrong! The answer is 19,000.
Correct! Including 92 fairly complete skeletons.
Wrong! The answer is 179, with 92 of them being fairly complete skeletons.
Correct! He was a terrier-type dog, only 1 1/2 to 2 years old.
Wrong! He is known as "Hatch". He was a terrier-type dog, only 1 1/2 to 2 years old.
Correct!
Wrong! The answer is 25-30.
You can find out more about The Mary Rose in Phil's expert talk - click here - and Phil will be joining us in the chatroom on Friday 29 July at 11pm UK time. You can also find out more about The Mary Rose at http://www.maryrose.org/.