Yesterday (4th Feb 2013) a team from the University of Leicester announced that a skeleton exhumed from beneath a Leicester car park was the long lost body of Richard III. It was exciting news for history nerds and archaeology enthusiasts everywhere.
I won't go into the archaeology methods used or the history of Richard himself here, the blogosphere is already filled with excellent posts regarding both.
I was thinking about writing something about yesterday's discovery but didn't know where to start. This is the stuff that's been in my head all day but someone else has already written it!
Loved this, thanks for posting it.
My pleasure!
Thanks for pointing me to this.
No probs!