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Tag: Richard III
The Greyfriars Dig and Polish Vampires
I am now the ridiculously happy owner of a Richard III refrigerator magnet and a reproduction gold angel (coin), a friend’s gifts from a visit to the Richard III exhibit in Leicester. Thank you, Chris! A follow-on dig in the carpark where Richard’s skeleton… Continue Reading “The Greyfriars Dig and Polish Vampires”
Richard III’s Bones Unearthed
The bones found beneath a Leicester carpark match the DNA of Richard III’s descendants. He had scoliosis, but there’s no evidence of a withered arm. Horrific wounds. He will be buried with honors in Leicester Cathedral. Rest in peace, Richard, victim of Tudor propaganda.… Continue Reading “Richard III’s Bones Unearthed”
Richard III's Bones Unearthed
The bones found beneath a Leicester carpark match the DNA of Richard III’s descendants. He had scoliosis, but there’s no evidence of a withered arm. Horrific wounds. He will be buried with honors in Leicester Cathedral. Rest in peace, Richard, victim of Tudor propaganda.… Continue Reading “Richard III's Bones Unearthed”
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