Richard III - Pre-dig Interview with Richard Buckley

le.ac.uk/richard-iii/
Richard III died at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 and his body is believed to have been buried in Leicester, but did it remain there and is it still there? In this short interview Richard Buckley, from University of Leicester Archaeological Services, talks about a planned Archaeological dig to try and locate Richard III's remains.
This film was produced by External Relations, University of Leicester.
Filmed & Edited by Carl Vivian

[@georgewhitehead8185]

I am happy that since this was a "pre-dig" interview, he started with a recognition to Philippa Langley, because this is the woman who started this entire program. Philippa Langley had the first vision, and the first plan to try and find King Richard III. Her goal was to find the king, exhume him, validate that it was him, and then rebury the authenticated king in a high value, and honored reburial location. Thanks to her vision, and determination this project began, and Richard Buckley and all of these other followers are totally indebted to Philippa Langley, for without her there would not even be this interview, and certainly no discovery of King Richard III. Doctor George Whitehead

[@lets-talk-about-it]

Clueless, thanks to philiippa Langly

[@Sweetsexyshy]

Full agree with you, as they say: "Success has many fathers, failure has none.." Absolutely wreaks of corporate usurping, and stealing someone else's rightful credit! Quite shameful really.