RICHARD III’S LAST STAND
Mar 19, 2018
4 minutes
Contemporary historians like John Rous condemned Richard III’s reign after his death, but none could deny his courageous fighting at Bosworth
A fascinating by-product of the discovery of Richard III’s skeleton was a facial reconstruction from his skull. Richard’s appearance had remarkable similarities to near-contemporary portraits of him
Richard III’s skeleton revealed that he suffered from a curved spine thanks to severe scoliosis. This remarkable discovery added a certain amount of fact to the Shakespearean legend of the “hunch-back’d” king
Richard III’s skeleton was found in a car park on the site of the former Greyfriars Church in Leicester in 2012. It was one
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