The heart of Richard the Lionheart was preserved with mercury ... As was common practice at the time, the king's heartwas removed and mummified separately from the rest of his body.

They called him Lionheart — a name that has become the epitome of courage in battle. More than eight centuries after the death of King Richard I of England, forensic scientists have now revealed ...

PARIS -- King Richard I, the 12th-century warrior whose bravery during the Third Crusade gained him the moniker Lionheart ... powder that the heart had become, they found an array of flowers ...

NEW YORK - A new year has arrived and with it comes a New Year resolution as Richard The Lionheart ... from now on I shall be addressed simply as 'King'. It's short, easy to remember, and sums ...

1. King Richard was born in Oxford in 1157 but during his 10-year reign he only spent about six months in England. 2. It is not even clear how much English he could speak. His main languages were ...

Paris King Richard I, the 12th-century warrior whose bravery during the Third Crusade gained him the moniker Lionheart ... white powder that the heart had become, they found an array of flowers ...

In the annals of real-world history, King Richard the Lionheart arrived at Jerusalem at the port of Cyprus, but he was unable to push further and eventually lost the support of his partners and ...

Today, the figurative field of battle has become a literal one ... which pitted English king Richard the Lionheart’s Christian forces against Saladin’s Muslim army in what Richard Spencer ...

The heart of Richard the Lionheart was preserved with mercury ... As was common practice at the time, the king's heart was removed and mummified separately from the rest of his body.