Archaeologists May Have Found Skeleton of King Richard III

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Archaeologists from the University of Leicester believe they may have found the remains of King Richard III. They uncovered the skeleton of a man with apparent battle wounds and curvature of the spine. Historical sources say the king had a hunchback. A barbed iron arrowhead was also found between vertebrae of the skeleton's upper back. The remains were found at a site scientists think is the Church of the Grey Friars, where the former king was supposedly buried in 1485 after being killed at the battle of Bosworth.

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