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Finding the ‘body’ of Richard III
The remains of Richard III were found under a car park in Leicester in 2012. Since then researchers (often through popular media) have tried to reinstate Richard’s lost glory by busting Tudor myths through scientific evidence. One of the myth busting methods, also seen in … Continue reading
Posted in Thinking through Shakespeare
Tagged body, disability, history, medicine, physiotherapy, Richard III
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