Henry V Warship Found Under Hampshire River

The video discusses the discovery of the Holy Ghost, a 600-year-old shipwreck linked to Henry V, found in the River Hamble. The ship played a significant role in naval warfare and carried some of the first cannons. The discovery was a collaborative effort involving archaeologists and historians. Historic England is working to protect the site and further research the ship's history. The Holy Ghost is hailed as one of the greatest warships of the Middle Ages, and its discovery offers insights into 15th-century shipbuilding and naval life.

What is the significance of the ship believed to be the Holy Ghost?

Who is the historian mentioned in the text that discovered the wreck?

What steps is Historic England taking to protect the wreck?

Why is the discovery of the Holy Ghost considered exciting?

What was the role of the Holy Ghost during Henry the Fifth's time?