I just randomly opened one   -  http://taths.org.uk/images/NL/NL002.pdf
">http://taths.org.uk/images/NL/NL002.pdf <http://taths.org.uk/imag
es/NL/NL002.pdf">http://taths.org.uk/images/NL/NL002.pdf>  -  and found that
"From the 16th century not one single complete British tool, nor even a drawing
or other representation of one, is known to exist —— apart from those in the
Mary Rose.”  The Mary Rose is a mid-1500’s shipwreck that was raised,  It
settled on its side and everything above the surface of the bottom mud was gone,
but everything below was remarkably well reserved - perhaps 40% of the boat.
There were entire tool kits of tools!

They say there were 6 carpentry benches that were also used for sleeping on.
Good thing I made mine 6-1/2’ long - just on case

Ed Minch