A human skeleton with a cleaved skull discovered beneath a parking lot in England may belong to King Richard III, researchers announced today (Sept. 12), though they have a long way to go in ...

Skeleton was buried under a parking lot Richard III was England%27s last Plantagenet king Remains will be reburied in Leicester Cathedral LEICESTER, England -- It took five centuries but the ...

AP LONDON — Scientists say there is “overwhelming evidence” that a skeleton found under a parking lot is that of England’s King Richard III, but their DNA testing also has raised questions ...

A new genetic analysis has confirmed that a skeleton found beneath a parking lot in Leicester is indeed Richard III and that there were instances of infidelity amongst the king's ancestors and ...

A mutilated skeleton unearthed from a medieval church in Leicester is undergoing testing to determine if it belongs to Richard III, an unlucky king of England who died in battle in 1485.

Skeleton One from what was called the Greyfriars Archaeological dig was confirmed to be the remains of Richard III. Now, those remains will be reburied in an elaborate ceremony fit for a king ...

That guy she's referencing is Richard III, the English king from the late 15th century who is mostly known these days as one of Shakespeare's most iconic villains. His skeleton had been found two ...

Archeologists in Britain said on Monday that they believe “beyond reasonable doubt” that an ancient skeleton found under a parking lot in Leicester belonged to King Richard III, who was killed ...

In order to prove that the skeleton could have belonged to the King, genetic samples of the bones and a living heir of Richard III need to be compared to see if to see if the skeleton belonged to ...

A human skeleton with a cleaved skull discovered beneath a parking lot in England may belong to King Richard III, researchers announced today (Sept. 12), though they have a long way to go in ...

A human skeleton with a cleaved skull discovered beneath a parking lot in England may belong to King Richard III, researchers announced Wednesday, though they have a long way to go in analyzing ...