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The archaeology of the Mary Rose: 2,[1] Mary Rose, our noblest shippe : anatomy of a Tudor warship

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Portsmouth Mary Rose Trust 2009
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1545 Mary Rose > Schiff Unterwasserarchäologie Konservierung Kriegsschiff Bildband
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Beschreibung:	XXV, 433 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 31 cm
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adam_text	Contents List of Figures .............................xi List of Tables .............................xvi Contributors ..............................xvi Acknowledgements ........................xvii Abstract ................................xviii Preface .................................xxii 1. The Mary Rose and Fighting Ships, by David Loades .........................1 2. Salvage, Saving and Surveying the Mary Rose, by Peter Marsden The loss and first salvage of the Mary Rose, 1545-1549 ..........................12 Salvage 1836-1840 ......................14 Rediscovery and saving the Mary Rose, 1965-1978 ..........................15 Recording the ship .......................16 3. Understanding the Mary Rose, by Peter Marsden Principles of reconstruction ................20 Limitations of evidence .................20 Philosophy of describing and reconstructing the Mary Rose ........................22 Assumptions made in reconstructing the Mary Rose .....................23 Stages in describing and reconstructing the Mary Rose ........................23 The plane of symmetry ...................25 Features that establish the plane of symmetry .........................25 Conclusion ..........................31 Buoyancy and stability ....................31 Reconstructing the Mary Rose ..............33 4. Hull Design of the Mary Rose, by Richard Barker, Brad Loewen and Christopher Dobbs A documentary approach to Renaissance hull design ...........................35 The hull design of the Mary Rose ............36 The overall dimensions .................36 Timber supply ..........................43 Dendrochronology ....................44 Hull construction methods .................47 Framing pattern ......................47 Joints linking floor timbers and first futtocks .48 Quarter-frames? ......................49 Planking and hull fastenings .............50 Assembly sequence ....................50 Summary ...........................51 Conclusion .............................51 5. Woodworking Aspects of the Mary Rose, by Damian Goodburn Species of timber used ...................66 Origin of the timber used in the ship .........66 Reconstructing treeland resources used by the sixteenth century shipwrights .........67 The size range of trees used in the ship .....67 How many trees were used to build the Mary Rose, her hull and decks? ...........68 Recontructing Tudor treescapes from the Mary Rose evidence .................68 Selected examples of parent trees used to build parts of the Mary Rose ..................69 The overlapping weatherboarding of the Sterncastle .....................69 The great oak used for the central part of the keelson at the mast-step ...........69 The large oaks used for the Main deck beams ............................69 The parent oak used for the outer hull planking ..........................69 Curving compass and knee timber .......69 Deck half-beams and pillars .............70 Orientation of the butts and tops of parent logs ........................71 Timber conversion toolmarks ...............71 The conversion process .................71 Methods of conversion and implied toolkits used to make key items of the Mary Rose .71 Some other toolmarks ..................74 Joints .................................75 The range of joints used in the hull ........75 Wooden fastenings: treenails ................77 Iron fastenings ..........................77 Bolts, dumps and large spikes ............77 Smaller spikes and common nails .........78 Rove nails (ship s rivets) ................80 6. The Hull, by Douglas McElvogue The Keel ..............................81 Forward keel timber ...................81 Midship keel timber ...................82 Aft keel timber .......................82 Scarf joints ..........................82 Keelson ...............................83 Forward timber .......................83 Midship timber .......................83 Mast-step ...........................84 Aft timber ...........................84 Stempost assemblage .....................84 The stempost ........................84 The apron ...........................86 Sternpost assemblage .....................87 Sternpost ...........................87 False sternpost .......................87 vii Inner post ...........................87 Deadwood...........................89 Transom stern ..........................89 Fashion piece ........................89 Transoms and transom lodging knees ......91 Transom planks .......................91 Caulking at the stern ...................91 Frames ................................91 Framing pattern ......................91 Floor timbers (the lowest frames) .........92 Room and space .....................93 Futtocks ............................93 Filler frames .........................93 Ceiling planks ..........................93 Limber boards and deadwood covers .......94 Stringers ..............................95 Starboard side lower stringers ............96 Portside lower stringers .................96 Upper stringers on the starboard side ......96 Gunwale ..............................97 Riders ................................97 Brace timbers ...........................98 Outer hull planking ......................98 Wales ................................100 Caulking .............................101 Seam battens ..........................101 White stuff ...........................101 Standards .............................101 Forecastle hull .........................103 Sterncastle hull .........................103 Weatherboarding .....................103 Wales .............................103 Standards at the Sterncastle ............103 Channel ...........................104 Rigging rail .........................104 7. The Hold, by Peter Marsden Description of the Hold ..................106 Structure of the Hold .................106 Reconstructing the Hold .................110 Correcting the distortion ...............110 Reconstructing the missing structure ......110 Fittings and compartments in the Hold ......110 Stanchions .........................110 Partitions ...........................115 The main mast ......................116 The bilge pumps .....................116 Companionways .....................117 8. The Ballast, by Christopher Dobbs Evidence for the ballast ..................119 Samples and analysis ....................119 Area and volume calculations ...........119 Historical references .....................123 Other sites ............................123 Conclusions ...........................123 Avenues for future research ...............123 9. The Galley, by Christopher Dobbs Description of the galley remains ...........124 The starboard furnace .................124 Timber partitions ....................125 Evidence from the artefacts ...............128 Historical evidence ......................129 Reconstruction of the galley ...............131 The furnaces ........................131 Interpretation of the wrecking and survival processes ..................133 Building and using a reconstructed furnace . . .133 Avenues for future research ...............135 10. The Orlop Deck, by Peter Marsden Structure of the Orlop deck ...............136 Orlop deck clamp ....................136 Orlop deck main beams ................137 Rising knees ........................137 Half-beam shelves ....................138 Half-beams .........................138 Carlings ............................141 Deck planking .......................142 Central hatches and hatch covers ........143 Companionway hatches ................146 Fittings ...............................146 Partitions ...........................146 Stanchions .........................147 Forked timber .......................150 Reconstruction .........................150 Correcting the distortion ...............150 Stanchions and partitions ..............151 11. The Main Deck, by Peter Marsden Description of the Main deck ..............155 Main deck clamp .....................155 Main deck beams ....................156 Rising knees ........................157 Lodging knees .......................160 Half-beam shelves ....................160 Half-beams .........................160 Carlings ............................160 Deck planking ......................161 Central hatches and hatch covers ........162 The starboard side of the ship above the Main deck ..........................163 Scuppers ...........................163 Gunports and gunport lids .............164 Port side gunports and gunport lids ......168 How the gunport lids were opened and held shut ........................168 Horizontal timber Ρ 18, a pin rail? ........170 Fittings ...............................172 Stanchions .........................172 Starboard side cabins .................172 Guns ..............................179 Reconstructing the Main deck .............180 Correcting the distortion ...............180 Reconstructing the entire deck ..........180 Port side cabins ......................184 viii Port side guns .......................184 The masts ..........................184 12. The Upper Deck, by Peter Marsden The Upper deck in the ship s waist ..........189 Upper deck clamp ....................189 Upper deck beams ....................189 Knees .............................190 Carlings ............................192 Half-beams .........................192 Deck planks ........................192 Small hatches .......................193 Possible central hatches ................195 Companionway hatch .................195 The dale in sectors U/M6 .............195 The side of the ship above the Upper deck in the waist ...........................195 Outboard standards ...................196 Semicircular gunports .................196 The blinds .........................197 The upper rail .......................199 Fittings ...............................200 Protective cover over the waist ...........200 The Upper deck beneath the Sterncastle .....203 Deck clamps under the Sterncastle .......203 Upper deck beams under the Sterncastle . . .206 Hanging knees .......................206 Deck planking ......................207 The dak in sectors U/M10 ............209 Companionway ......................209 The forward face of the Sterncastle at the Upper deck .........................209 The side of the ship above the Upper deck and below the Sterncastle ..............214 Swivel gun positions ................214 Gunports ..........................214 Fittings ...............................214 Guns ..............................214 Reconstruction .........................214 Correcting the distortion ...............214 Reconstructing the ship s waist ..........214 Reconstructing the Upper deck beneath the Sterncastle ..............216 13. The Sterncastle, by Peter Marsden Description of the Sterncastle deck .........219 Deck clamp .........................219 Deck beams and knees ................219 Deck planks ........................221 The side of the ship above the Sterncastle deck ..............................221 The frames .........................221 Overlapping outboard waetherboards .....221 Horizontal sill A .....................223 Possible reinforcing timber В ............227 Uppermost rail С ....................227 Inboard face ........................227 Loose sill ...........................227 Fittings ...............................227 Reconstruction .........................230 Extent of the Sterncastle deck ...........230 Deck beams ........................230 Possible reconstruction of the starboard side ............................231 Furnishing of guns ...................231 Was there a poop deck? ................231 14. Propulsion, by Peter Marsden and Richard Endsor Masts and fittings, by Peter Marsden ........242 The foremast ........................243 The main mast ......................244 The mizzen mast .....................246 The bonaventure mizzen mast ...........247 The bowsprit ........................249 Propulsion fittings ....................249 The rigging, by Richard Endsor ............251 Mast standing rigging .................256 Yard running rigging ..................257 Sail running rigging ...................261 Blocks .............................264 Conclusion .........................269 15. Steering, Mooring, Anchoring and the Ship s Boats, by Douglas McElvogue Steering ..............................273 Rudder (83T0199) ...................273 Pintles and gudgeons ..................273 Mooring and anchoring ..................276 The anchors ........................276 Fenders or buoys .....................286 Ship s boats ...........................286 Oar (81A0243) ......................287 16. Removing Water, by Douglas McElvogue Pumps ...............................288 Main pump-sump ....................289 Stern pump .........................289 Spare pump tube (81A5710) ............289 Pump valve .........................290 Drainage dales ........................292 Midship dale, sectors U/M6 ............292 Aft dale, sectors U/M10 ...............292 Possible dale , Sterncastle ..............292 Scuppers .............................293 Scupper leathers .....................293 Scupper nails ........................295 17. The Fighting Ship, by Alexzandra Hildred Guns in warships .......................297 Changes in armaments - the inventory of 1514............................298 Warfare at sea .........................303 The last battle, 1545 ....................303 Legacy - the Mary Rose of 1545............308 The inventory of 1546.................308 The Anthony Roll of 1546 and the recovered assemblage .......................308 ix Location of weapons in the ship in 1545 .....328 The Main gundeck ...................330 The Upper deck .....................337 The Sterncastle deck ..................340 Comment ..........................341 Ordnance and gun furniture in storage . . . .342 Archery stores .......................344 18. Navigating the Mary Rose, by Robert D. Hicks Navigating into battle ....................346 The importance of the Mary Rose navigational artefacts ...........................346 The nature of pilots and pilotage ...........346 Piloting tools ..........................347 The compass ..........................345 Lead and line ..........................356 The log reel and distance measurement ......357 Miscellaneous artefacts ...................359 Navigation after 1545 and the meaning of the Mary Rose instruments ................359 19. Construction and Refits: Tree-ring Dating and the Mary Rose, by Christopher Dobbs and Martin Bridge Constraints ............................361 Methods ..............................362 Results ...............................363 20. Reconstruction of the Mary Rose: her Design and Use, by Peter Marsden The Mary Rose in 1514 ..................368 Decks ...............................371 Interpretation of the decks ..............371 Masts, rigging and mooring ...............378 The ship s name and decoration ............379 Weapons ..............................379 Rebuilding the Mary Rose .................380 The Mary Rose in 1545 ..................385 Decoration .........................385 The use of the ship, 1545 ..............385 21. The loss of the Mary Rose, 1545, by Peter Marsden The sinking of the Mary Rose .............392 22. Future Research, by Peter Marsden The Hold .............................395 Orlop deck ............................395 Main deck ............................395 Upper deck ...........................396 Lower Sterncastle .......................397 Upper Sterncastle .......................397 Propulsion ............................397 Steering, mooring, anchoring and the ship s boats .........................397 Conclusion ............................398 Appendix 1: some background considerations in the construction and geometry for the hull, by Richard Barker ......................399 Appendix 2: Caulking materials used in the Mary Rose, by Penelope Walton Rogers with a contribution by Allan Hall ................404 Bibliography .............................408 Glossary of terms .........................414 Index, by Barbara Hird .....................419
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