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The archaeology of the Mary Rose: 3,1 Weapons of Warre : the armaments of the Mary Rose

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Veröffentlicht:	Portsmouth Mary Rose Trust 2011
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Beschreibung:	Enthält Parts 1 und 2
Beschreibung:	XXXVI, 516 S. zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst.
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adam_text	Contents List of Figures ..........................viii List of Tables ...........................xviii List of Colour Plates ......................xxi Contents of DVD ........................xxii Acknowledgements ......................xxiii Abstract .............................xxvii Preface ..............................xxx PART l.THE KING S GREAT SHIP 1. The Kings Great Ship : the Mary Rose and her naval background Overview of Henry VIII s navy, by David Loades .....................1 The Anthony Roll, by Alexzandra Hildred and C.S. Knighton ....................2 The manuscript, by C.S. Knighton ........2 The importance and accuracy of the Anthony Roll, by Alexzandra Hildred ... .4 Changes in armament: an introduction, by Alexzandra Hildred .................7 The service career of the Mary Rose, by David Loades and C.S. Knighton ......8 The Battle of the Solent, 19 July 1545, by David Loades ....................10 The historical and archaeological importance of the Mary Rose ordnance, by Alexzandra Hildred ................12 PART 2. ARMING THE KING S SHIP: THE GREAT GUNS 2. Brass guns, by Alexzandra Hildred Introduction ..........................17 Types of gun ..........................22 Gun classification ....................24 Distribution of bronze guns ...............25 The Main gun deck ..................26 The Upper gun deck .................26 The Castle deck .....................27 Decoration and devices, by Alexzandra Hildred and C.S. Knighton ...................29 Discussion .........................35 Gun mountings ........................37 Cannon ..............................45 Cannon royal 79A1276 ...............47 Cannon 81A3003 ......................51 Demi cannon .........................58 Demi cannon 81A3000 ...............59 Demi cannon 79A1277 ...............64 Demi cannon 81A3002 ...............70 Culverins .............................74 Culverin 81A1423 ...................75 Culverin 80A0976 ...................83 Culverin 79A1278 ...................87 Demi culverins ........................89 Demi culverin 79A1279 ...............90 Demi culverin 79A1232 ...............92 Sakers ..............................101 Falcons .............................102 Isolated carriage elements ...............012 Casting and firing a bronze culverin .......112 Techniques of casting bronze guns ......112 Replicating a gun ...................116 Firing the reproduction culverin, with a contribution by Nicholas Hall .......123 3. Wrought iron guns, by Alexzandra Hildred Introduction .........................130 Identification and historical importance ... .131 Scope of the assemblage ................133 Morphology .........................134 Port pieces ..........................136 Identification and historical significance . .136 Scope and distribution of the assemblage .137 Morphology .......................140 Catalogue .........................143 Slings ..............................199 Identification and historical significance . .199 The scope and distribution of the assemblage .....................202 Catalogue .........................205 Fowlers .............................213 Identification and historical significance . .213 Catalogue .........................217 Bases of Iron (swivel guns) ..............221 Identification and historical importance . .222 Scope and distribution of the assemblage .227 Method of manufacture ..............236 Evidence for loading .................243 Form 1: catalogue ..................244 Form 2: catalogue ..................254 Unknown types and fragments .........266 Top pieces, by Ruth Rhynas Brown ........269 Structure of the Mary Rose and accommodation of top pieces, by Alexzandra Hildred .............272 Replication of one of the Mary Rose port pieces ........................273 Method of manufacture ..............274 Replication of the carriage ............284 Firing the port piece .................285 4. Cast iron guns, by Alexzandra Hildred Introduction .........................291 Hailshot pieces .......................292 Distribution.......................294 Morphology .......................295 Radiographic study ..................297 The importance of hailshot pieces ......301 Analysis of a hailshot piece, by D Starley and Alison Draper ................302 Manufacture of a replica hailshot piece . .304 Firing a replica hailshot piece ..........305 5. Munitions and accessories Shot, by Alexzandra Hildred with Robert Smith ......................307 Supply of shot .....................308 The Anthony Roll ...................309 Shot types, size and materials: evidence from other sources ................310 Matching shot with guns .............311 Shot material ......................311 Storage of shot .....................312 Shot of iron .......................313 Shot of stone ......................339 Composite shot ....................348 Shot of lead .......................367 Canister shot ......................370 Manufacture and selection of shot, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............381 Shot production in the sixteenth century, with contribution by Robert Smith and Clare Venables ...................381 Shot moulds .......................387 Gunner s rule, with a contribution by Keith Watson .................393 Shot gauges .......................401 Loading and firing, by Alexzandra Hildred . .407 Muzzle-loading guns ................407 Breech-loading guns .................407 Positioning of equipment .............409 Gun drill on the Mary Rose, by Nicholas Hall .................410 Gunpowder, by Bert Hall and Alexzandra Hildred ...............419 Formers, with a contribution by Robin Wood ....................435 Powder ladles, with a contribution by Robin Wood ....................349 Rammers, with a contribution by Robin Wood ....................454 Tampions, by Alexzandra Hildred, Robin Wood and Rowena Gale ......462 Wads ............................474 Priming wires ......................476 Powder dispensers ..................479 Powder flask .......................484 Linstocks .........................485 Tinder boxes ......................499 Gun flints .........................503 Fuses ............................503 Working the guns, by Alexzandra Hildred and Nicholas Hall ................504 Commanders or mallets ..............507 Sledgehammers ....................507 Chisels ...........................508 Crows (crowbars) of iron ............508 Wooden handspikes .................508 Baskets ...........................508 Leather buckets ....................508 Wooden tubs and buckets .............510 Funnel and sieves ...................511 Shovels and brushes .................511 Wedges ...........................512 PART 3: HAND-HELD WEAPONS 6. Incendiary devices, by Alexzandra Hildred Introduction .........................519 Historical importance ..................521 Mary Rose incendiary projectiles ..........523 Distribution of other incendiary items . . .529 Analysis of incendiary mixture .........531 Mortar bomb, by Alexzandra Hildred and Andrew Elkerton, with a contribution by David Starley .................531 7. Hand-held firearms Handguns ...........................537 Scope and importance of the assemblage, by Guy Wilson .....................537 Inventory evidence, by Alexzandra Hildred . .543 Distribution of handguns, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............545 The assemblage, by Douglas McElvogue and Guy Wilson ..................545 Matching the shot to the guns, by Douglas McElvogue ...............551 Associated objects, by Douglas McElvogue . .551 Replication and firing, by Alexzandra Hildred 553 Gun-shields: Targettes steilde with gonnes , by Alexzandra Hildred ...............553 Scope and significance of the assemblage . . .553 Morphology .........................555 Distribution of the gun-shields ...........560 Leather elements, with a contribution by Nick Evans .....................561 The gun-shields .......................564 Comparative study of two gun-shields in the Royal Armouries Collections .......573 Suggested method of manufacture .........577 8. Archery Scope and importance of the assemblage, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............528 Archery of Henry VIII s vessels: inventory evidence, by Alexzandra Hildred .......579 vi The inventory of 1547 ...............581 Distribution of the assemblage, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............583 Distribution of archers based on associated artefacts, by Alexzandra Hildred ........585 Historical importance and assessment of the longbow assemblage, by Robert Hardy . . .586 Longbows, by Robert Hardy .............589 Archery at sea .....................593 The longbow assemblage, by Clive Bartlett, Chris Boyton, Steve Jackson, Adam Jackson, Douglas McElvogue, Alexzandra Hildred and Keith Watson ................594 Statistical analysis of the longbow data, by Keith Watson .................618 Assessment of the working capabilities of the longbows, by Robert Hardy, the late R. King, B.W. Kooi, D. Adams and A. Crowley .....................622 Horn nock, by Alexzandra Hildred with the late Roy King .............632 Bowstrings, by Alexzandra Hildred and John Waller .....................632 Longbow chests, by Alexzandra Hildred . . . .641 Wristguards, by Hugh Soar .............644 Distribution .......................647 Form ............................647 Fastening .........................650 Decoration, by Matthew Champion and Hugh Soar ..................651 Non-leather wristguards ..............665 Arrows by Alexzandra Hildred with Keith Watson, Mark Hopkins, Adam Jackson and John Waller ....................665 Introduction .......................665 Distribution .......................666 Form and function ..................669 Scope and importance of the assemblage .672 Analysis, by Keith Watson .............677 Other features of the shafts, by Adam Jackson .................686 Manufacture, by Keith Watson .........688 Conclusions, by Alexzandra Hildred .....688 Arrow chests, by Alexzandra Hildred .......689 Arrow spacers, by Alexzandra Hildred ......693 Arrow bag, by Alexzandra Hildred and John Waller ....................698 Handgun bolts, incendiary arrows or top darts?, by Alexzandra Hildred ..........699 Identification of archers from skeletal remains, by Alexzandra Hildred and Ann Stirland .......................702 9. Hand-to-Hand Fighting Staff weapons, by Guy Wilson with Alexzandra Hildred .................713 Scope and importance of the assemblage ... .713 The Anthony Roll ...................718 Bills, with a contribution by Hector Cole .719 Pikes ............................735 Halberd ..........................736 Hafts, possibly for throwing darts .......740 Edged weapons .......................740 Swords and daggers, by Guy Wilson with Alexzandra Hildred ...........740 Sword and dagger grips, by Guy Wilson with Laura Davidson, Alexzandra Hildred and Douglas McElvogue ...........765 Daggers ..........................771 Ballock daggers, by Maggie Richards with Alexzandra Hildred and Guy Wilson . .776 Scabbards, sheaths, belts and hangers, by Alexzandra Hildred, Laura Davidson, Douglas McElvogue and Guy Wilson . .793 10. Armour and Personal Protection Armour for warfare, by Alexzandra Hildred and Alan Williams ..................820 Armour worn ......................820 Protection at sea, by Alexzandra Hildred . . . .825 Armour worn ......................825 Armour carried ....................826 The metallurgy of sixteenth century armour, by Alan Williams ..........827 The Mary Rose armour, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............828 Possible armour and armour-related fragments, with contributions by Kirran Lousie Klein, Thorn Richardson, Alan Williams and Guy Wilson ......829 Mail, by Thorn Richardson ..............842 Types and distribution of Mary Rose mail, by Alexzandra Hildred and Nick Evans ..................844 Skeletal remains suggesting the distribution of armour clad men, by Alexzandra Hildred and Ann Stirland ...................850 The Upper deck .................850 The Main deck ..................851 The Orlop deck ..................852 The Hold ......................852 PART 4: FIGHTING THE SHIP 11. Fighting the ship Historical evidence ....................855 Fighting tactics, by N.A.M. Rodger .....855 Documentary evidence, by Alexzandra Hildred with a contribution by Dominic Fontana .............860 The theatre of war: geographical evidence from the Cowdray Engraving and GIS, by Dominic Fontana and Alexzandra Hildred ...............871 vu Archaeological evidence, by Alexzandra Hildred .................886 Gunports .........................891 Layout and operation of the gundecks . . .899 Overloaded with ordnance?, by Alexzandra Hildred ...............917 Playing with arcs of fire: how well defended was the Mary Rosei, by Alexzandra Hildred . . .919 Fighting with the ship ..................924 The grapnel, by Douglas McElvogue . . . .924 Shear hooks, by Douglas McElvogue . . . .925 Rules of engagement: what does the ammunition tell us?, by Alexzandra Hildred .........925 12. The Beginning of the end: some reflections on the ordnance of the Mary Rose and avenues for future research, by Alexzandra Hildred Introduction .........................932 Back to the future: opening the door .......934 The 2003-5 excavations: an interim statement, by Alexzandra Hildred and Peter Holt . . .938 Postscript: document CP 201/127, by C.S. Knighton and Alexzandra Hildred .................946 Technical appendices 1. Gun Metallurgy ......................950 1.1 Average metal composition for the bronze guns .......................950 1.2 Analysis of guns from the Mary Rose, by J.P. Northover ...................951 2. Gunpowder (GP) analysis: analytical tables . . .965 Bibliography ............................967 Index, by Barbara Hird ...................976 List of Figures Fig. і Isometric showing labelled decks, cabins Fig. ii The isometric showing guns and principal stowage areas Fig. iii Initial trench plans Fig. iv Trench plan from 1979 Fig. v Flattened diagram of the ship used to show distribution plots Parts 1 and 2 Fig. 1.1 The Mary Rose as she is depicted in the Anthony Roll with inventory Fig. 1.2 The Cowdray Engraving showing the sinking of the Mary Rose and disposition of the fleets Fig. 1.3 The Beauchamp Pageant (c. 1485) depicting hand-to-hand naval engagement Fig. 1.4 Clinker and carvel building techniques Fig. 1.5 Elevation of the outside of ship demon¬ strating the change from clinker to carvel build in the hull and a gunport lid Fig. 1.6 The Embarkation of Henry VIII at Dover for the Field of Cloth of Gold Fig. 1.7 Demi culverin 79A1232 on its carriage in the Mary Rose Museum Fig. 2.1 Fortifications listed in the 1547 inventory Fig. 2.2 Model of the Mary Rose built by Bassett- Lowke Fig. 2.3 All guns listed in the Anthony Roll Fig. 2.4 Parts of a bronze gun Fig. 2.5 The Mary Rose bronze guns Fig. 2.6 Three of four guns recovered by John Deane in 1836 Fig. 2.7 M3 culverin on carriage in situ seen through Upper deck half beams Fig. 2.8 Isometric of the ship showing the actual and inferred positions of guns on the Main and Upper decks Fig. 2.9 Plan of the Main deck with guns Fig. 2.10 The front of the Sterncastle with the Castle deck gun showing Fig. 2.11 Simplified deck plans with schematic gun types Fig. 2.12 Guns with lion head dolphins Fig. 2.13 Guns with mermen and leopard head dolphins Fig. 2.14 Guns with rose and crown devices Fig. 2.15 Guns with shield devices Fig. 2.16 Gun cartouch Fig. 2.17 Cascabel shapes Fig. 2.18 Trunnion marks Fig. 2.19 Faceted guns Fig. 2.20 Gun on carriage underwater Fig. 2.21 Guns lifted on carriages Fig. 2.22 Sterncastle mosaic and underwater photograph of gun during excavation Fig. 2.23 Parts of a gun carriage Fig. 2.24 Museum gun display with reconstruction of the midships area of the Main and Upper gun decks Fig. 2.25 Three types of carriage as recognised from the Mary Rose bronze guns Fig.2.26 Canon as depicted by Wright in 1563 Fig. 2.27 Cannon royal 79A1276; decoration and views of gun vui
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