Gresham Ship Project : A 16th-Century Merchantman Wrecked in the Princes Channel, Thames Estuary Volume I

Gresham Ship Project : A 16th-Century Merchantman Wrecked in the Princes Channel, Thames Estuary Volume I

by Delia Enqvist, Antony Firth, Nigel Nayling, Christian Thomsen, Massimiliano Ditta

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Report on the recovery and analyis of the wreck of an armed merchant ship that had foundered in the Princes Channel of the Thames Estuary in the late 16th century, with contextual studies of the Tudor port of London and Elizabethan armed merchant vessels.

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