The body of the lost and vilified English king Richard III has finally been found. Archaeologists announced today (Feb. 4) that bones excavated from underneath a parking lot in Leicester, "beyond ...

The body of the lost and vilified English king Richard III has finally been found. Archaeologists announced today (Feb. 4) that bones excavated from underneath a parking lot in Leicester, "beyond ...

The search for the long-vilified English King Richard III, who died in battle in 1485 and whose image as a nasty tyrant was immortalized by William Shakespeare, appears to have ended.

DNA analysis reveals Richard III was blond, blue-eyed king 01:20. Researchers know he died in battle and had back trouble. Now, DNA analysis has shed light on what Richard III looked like -- and ...

Scholars say bones are those of King Richard III By New York Times Updated Feb 5, 2013 1:11 a.m. An undated handout photo of the skeleton believed to be King Richard III.

The body of the lost and vilified English king Richard III has finally been found. Archaeologists announced today (Feb. 4) that bones excavated from underneath a parking lot in Leicester, "beyond ...

King Richard III's bones spark custody battle February 6, 2013 / 10:57 AM EST / AP LONDON The discovery of King Richard III under a parking lot in the English city of Leicester thrilled history ...

LONDON — He’s been deposed, reviled, buried and dug up, and now a new battle looms over England’s King Richard III.

Richard III, the English monarch memorably depicted by Shakespeare as a “poisonous bunch-back’d toad” who murdered children to clear his way to the throne, has a new attribute to add to his ...

"Think about this being a member of your family," says Charles Brunner, a Kansas bank teller who says he is related to Richard III on both sides of his family. "Where would you want them to go?" ...

LEICESTER, England — He wore the English crown, but he ended up defeated, humiliated and reviled. Now things are looking up for King Richard III. Scientists announced Monday that they had found ...