Museum of Mary Rose

Museum of Mary Rose

LONDON, Britain - Photo taken in May 2013 shows some of the musical instruments found in the Mary Rose, a British warship that sank in the 16th century and was hauled out of the seabed in 1982, exhibited at a renovated museum in Portsmouth, England.

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