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Richard III

Visit to Leicester on March 22 2015 to see Richard III's body lying in state. Richard III was killed at Bosworth field on August 22 1485. His body was buried in Greyfriars. An archaelogical dig took place in 2012 in a council car park on the site of Greyfriars. The remains were found and using DNA the remains were identified as Richard III's on 4 February 2013. A legal wrangle ensued for the next 2 years before Richard was finally buried in Leicester Cathedral.
Gallery upgraded in July 2016 during a 2 day stay in Leicester where I visited the excellent Bosworth Field Visitor Centre.
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The bones went through a modern CT scanner for analysis
The bones went through a modern CT scanner for analysis
Initial facial reconstruction of Richard III
Initial facial reconstruction of Richard III
Full facial reconstruction
Full facial reconstruction
The grave site
The grave site
Clock tower in the centre of Leicester
Clock tower in the centre of Leicester
Richard III's tomb
Richard III's tomb
The shroud of Richard II's coffin is now preserved in Leicester Cathedral
The shroud of Richard II's coffin is now preserved in Leicester Cathedral
The other side of the shroud
The other side of the shroud
The local Wetherspoons named after Richard III
The local Wetherspoons named after Richard III
The remains of the Roman baths excavated in the 1930s
The remains of the Roman baths excavated in the 1930s
Mosaic at Jewry Wall museum
Mosaic at Jewry Wall museum
Peacock mosaic together with Roman painted wall in Jewry Wall museum
Peacock mosaic together with Roman painted wall in Jewry Wall museum
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