King Richard III died ingloriously on an English battlefield in 1485. In 2012-13, an extraordinary archaeological project discovered his body beneath a car park in Leicester. Professor Foxhall discusses the fascinating intersections of archaeological science, history, literature, and British politics surrounding the find.
Hosted by: Department of Anthropology
In conjunction with: Center for Global Studies, College of Law, Department of English, Department of History, Department of Recreation, Sport & Tourism, Department of the Classics, Department of Theatre, European Union Center, Program in Medieval Studies, Spurlock Museum
