Do You Take This Man? by Jacquie May Miller Bon voyage on the trip of a lifetime when you board a cruise ship full of secrets ...

Ill-fated love, terrorists, con men—like the grand hotels that were also once staples of cinema and stage, ocean liners are reliable backdrops for every cliché known to the machinery of melodrama.

The raising of the Mary Rose in 1982 was greeted with feverish excitement, but what has this landmark find actually told us in the 25 years since? At the tail end of 1982 it seemed like you couldn't ...

Researchers used Raman spectroscopy to study bone chemistry in sailors from the Mary Rose, revealing aging patterns and potential handedness impacts on clavicles.

Bones recovered from the 1545 Mary Rose shipwreck reveal new insights about life for the crew in Tudor England as well as shed light on how work changes our bones.

Well-preserved bones recovered from an English shipwreck are shedding light on what life was like for the crew of the ill-fated Mary Rose — and offering surprising insights about changes ...

The Mary Rose was part of the Tudor navy during Henry VIII's reign. On July 19, 1545, it sank while engaging French ships in the Battle of the Solent. Excavated in the late 20th century, the ship ...

SHIP SHAPE Ross Kemp becomes first man filmed swimming in Mary Rose wreckage as he reveals secrets of doomed ship ...

Five centuries after she sank beneath the waves of the Solent mid-battle, and four decades since she was raised from her silty grave, the carcass of the Mary Rose still has the power to amaze.

40 years ago, cannons fired and sirens sounded as Henry VIII’s flagship the Mary Rose came to the surface in the Solent, near Southampton, after 437 years on the sea bed.

Audiences around the world watched in awe as the Mary Rose, flagship of King Henry VIII, was raised to the surface after 437 years at the bottom of the Solent.