Greatest shipwreck since Mary Rose discovered off coast of Norfolk
It has lain undiscovered on the Norfolk sandbanks for hundreds of years, since sinking during a maritime disaster that almost killed the heir to the throne.
The Gloucester located
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Shipwreck The Gloucester hailed most important since Mary Rose
Details of the royal wreck are revealed for the first time after it was found by divers 15 years ago.
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Wrecksite's location puts it about 25nm off the Norfolk Coast
www.wrecksite.eu
WRECKSITE - GLOUCESTER FRIGATE (OLD WARSHIP) 1654-1682
GLOUCESTER FRIGATE (OLD WARSHIP) 1654-1682, wreck, wreck database
www.wrecksite.eu
I'm not sure that British Naval ships had the prefix HMS during that period though
Russjstewart
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Looks like 1789 was the year for HMS…. . Still a nice bit of work for the discoverers
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Her Majesty's Ship - Wikipedia
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