Find the British king's remains under the parking lot

In extreme joy, British scientists announced that the remains found under a parking lot in September at Leicester were Plantagenet king Richard III.

>>>Question: The location of King Richard III's tomb is located in the car park

At a televised press conference on February 3, researchers at the University of Leicester confirmed that the war-torn excavated skeleton of the year was from the dead king in the 1485 Bosworth Field battle.

According to the research team, it was a historic moment because the secret surrounding the death of the famous king was also revealed. Experts had to wait months before obtaining DNA assessment results to confirm that they had finally found the grave of King Richard III (1452 -1485). The DNA pattern of the skeleton resembles that of a distant relative.

The 500-year-old remains are found under the parking lot
in Leicester city is by King Richard III of England.

Scientists found a total of 10 wounds on the remains.

King Richard III is buried in a rather shallow grave, without both coffins and shrouds. When observing the remains, they assumed that the ill-fated king was tied at the time of burial due to the severely damaged bone. Scientists found a total of 10 wounds on the remains, including 8 on the head. That shows that the king seems to have lost his protective helmet.

Historical documents write that the king was buried at a church in Leicester. However, the building was later destroyed and people forgot its place.

Movie screenwriter Phillipa Langley, who initiated the search for King Richard, described the cold feeling as she walked through the parking lot in August 2009.'It was a hot summer. Somehow I got goosebumps and felt freezing cold when I walked across that land, ' she said.