The Battle of Bosworth marked a turning point in English history after King Richard III's death.
Last of the Plantagenets Richard Loses Life at Bosworth
The Battle of Bosworth marked a turning point in English history after King Richard III's death.
We also followed the news about the exciting discovery of Richard III's remains found in a Leicester car park in August 2012 and his reinterment in Leicester Cathedral three years later.
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An archaeological team from the University of Leicester, led by Richard Buckley, Leicester City Council and the Richard III Society, revealed they made an extremely exciting discovery. They have unearthed a skeleton in a car park which they believe was King Richard III.
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