For King Henry VIII, the Mary Rose was a formidable battleship. For marine archaeologists, she was a 16th century time capsule holding secrets not only about war at sea, but about the everyday lives of the men who lived and died on it. Secrets of the Mary Rose takes us on a deep-sea exploration of the world's biggest maritime archaeology project, from the moment archaeologists discovered half of the medieval warship's hull in 1970 to the day in 1982 when the Mary Rose, who had been lying on the seabed for 400 years, was finally raised, to a decade later when over 19,000 artefacts were restored from the ship