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Sat. 6 July 2013 a visit to the Mary Rose Museum
February 10th, 2012 | 
Author: Sat. 6 July 2013 an invitation to join Cardiff Archaeological Society on a visit to the Mary Rose Museum. They are fortunate to be one of the first groups to visit the new Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth. This stunning new £35m Museum, opening this June, takes an ‘inside-out’ approach to display, cradling Henry VIII’s warship hull at the centre of the museum alongside a virtual hull which will show the original artefacts in context. Glass decked galleries run the length of the ship, corresponding to the original deck levels enabling us to view the ship at close range for the first time since 1545. They will also take a boat tour round the adjacent historic dockyards. The cost will be £26.
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