Rise of Henry VII's Navy: From Fishermen to Naval Powerhouse
This is a clip from a 2015 episode on the Tudor Navy - during the 16th century England changed from a small fishing island where most people never lost sight of the shore, to a full naval empire. We'll talk about the transition of ships during the Renaissance, combining Norse and Mediterranean traditions to create faster and more efficient vessels. Discover how ships evolved from mere transport to formidable weapons of war with the advent of gunports and the use of gunpowder.
Explore Henry VII's lifelong passion for ships and his pivotal role in building a naval base on the South Coast. Learn about the famous ships of the era, such as the Mary Rose, the Great Harry, and the Peter Pomegranate, which played crucial roles in England's naval dominance. Uncover the challenges faced by Henry VII, including setbacks and the changing nature of naval warfare.
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