Richard III’s remains

http://www.leicesterchronicler.com/richard.htm

This is worth reading if you click on.

The curator of Leicester museum I know shares my desire for a full excavation of where it seems Richard III's remains lie and I also think an appropriate reburial would be very desirable.

Thank you for the link to this very interesting and well researched article.  I feel that even if bones are found it would be impossible to verifys they are Richards unless the Queen allows samples of her anscestors to be dna typed including those in Westminster Abbey.  This is holding up possible verification of the so called princes bones.

Thank you again for bring the article to our attention, enjoyed reading it.



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http://www.leicesterchronicler.com/richard.htm

This is worth reading if you click on.

The curator of Leicester museum I know shares my desire for a full excavation of where it seems Richard III's remains lie and I also think an appropriate reburial would be very desirable.

thank you for sharing. an interesting read.
roslyn

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Thank you for the link to this very interesting and well researched article.  I feel that even if bones are found it would be impossible to verifys they are Richards unless the Queen allows samples of her anscestors to be dna typed including those in Westminster Abbey.  This is holding up possible verification of the so called princes bones.

Thank you again for bring the article to our attention, enjoyed reading it.

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From: HI <hi.dung@...>
To:
Sent: Saturday, 3 March 2012, 14:33
Subject: Richard III's remains


 

http://www.leicesterchronicler.com/richard.htm

This is worth reading if you click on.

The curator of Leicester museum I know shares my desire for a full excavation of where it seems Richard III's remains lie and I also think an appropriate reburial would be very desirable.

A reconstruction of the skull to see if it matches contemporary or near contemporary portraits may suffice to identify the remains. DNA profiling is preferable.

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