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After dying in 1485, Richard III's body was lost. Scientists have just confirmed that the wounded, curve-spined body buried underneath a parking lot was in fact Richard's!
Next up, the princes in the tower?
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After dying in 1485, Richard III's body was lost. Scientists have just confirmed that the wounded, curve-spined body buried underneath a parking lot was in fact Richard's!
Next up, the princes in the tower?
I'm hoping not, apparently it was one of my ancestors who did the (alleged) job !
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Was it a parking lot for horses? If so, he was really close...
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I keep reading the III as exclamation points.
"Skeleton found in carpark identified as King Richard!!!"
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I though they had already found the princes bodies when they were doing restorations to the Tower of London?
This is a great omen since I am in a community theatre (yes, damn you auto-correct, I am going to continue to spell it theatre) production of Richard III. (as his brother Clarence who also gets brutally murdered in the tower)
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I still get this confused with Henry V.
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This is pretty cool. It sounds like there may be some doubt, but the evidence is pretty strong. It made me read up a bit about English history too.
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No Henry V won his battle. And died of dysentary.
I've always dug the history around the Hundred Years War and the War of the Roses. I found it interesting that he actually did have a curved spine. Many thought that depiction was historians seeking to demonize him.
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English history is so difficulty to follow starting with Henry IV and on until past even Elizabeth. (then the Scotts get involved) The family trees are insane. If Richard III had lived, he wanted to marry his niece so multiply that family tree complexity by 10.
Though I suspect the times outside of the War of the Roses weren't exactly peachy either.
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The best comment on that article , from OrthoStice: "Shakespeare in the Park...ing lot."
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1485? Well damn, guess I can't play him in Crusader Kings 2.
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