Remains of Richard III identified in England

Researchers in England say they’ve found the skeleton of Richard III of England, and that DNA results prove “beyond doubt” that battle-scarred bones found under a parking lot are those of the monarch who was killed in the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. The king will be reinterred at a nearby cathedral early next year.

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>>> researchers in england say they have found the skeleton of king richard iii . dna results show that the battle scarred bones found under a parking lot are beyond doubt those of the king killed in battle from 500 years ago. richard iii was immortalized by william shakespeare as a brutal tyrant who delivered the famous lines now is the winter of our discontent and my kingdom for a horse. the king will be reburied at a nearby cathedral early next year.

Remains of Richard III identified in England

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