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How much did the Mary rose weight?
The Mary Rose was 85f long 33f wide 17f deep
What were the most famous ships in the Tudor times?
One of the most famous was Henry VIII's battleship the Mary Rose (or Marie Rose).
What did the mary rose look like?
a ship
When was the Mary rose made?
Her hull was laid in 1510, she was launched in 1511, and finished in 1512. She was re-outfitted in 1536.
How wide was the Mary rose?
17 crel grels long
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