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| Keywords: Mary Rose Guns ForeBronzeCulverin RearWroughtIronCannon.png Two guns of 16th century style similar to those mounted on Mary Rose In front is a bronze cast culverin and behind is a wrought iron cannon a so-called port piece I believe these guns are modern historical reconstructions made using similar techniques and materials as the originals for research purposes and test firing They are in Fort Nelson Hampshire UK and I took the photo myself in Feb 07 The Land 20 24 18 February 2007 UTC http //en wikipedia org/wiki/File Mary_Rose_Guns_ForeBronzeCulverin_RearWroughtIronCannon png 2007-02-07 The Land en English Wikipedia The Land Original upload log from en wikipedia - Date/Time Thumbnail Dimensions User Comment - delete all current 15 24 18 February 2007 Thumbnail for version as of 15 24 18 February 2007 958×560 1 000 KB The Land talk ; contribs ; block Two guns of 16th century style similar to those mounted on Mary Rose In front is a bronze cast culverin and behind is a wrought iron cannon I believe these guns are modern historical reconstructions made using similar techniques and materials as Mary Rose ship 1511 English cannons Military during the Tudor period Artillery during the Renaissance Naval cannons | ||||
