Supporters of Richard III want a reconstruction of the king’s head to bring a human aspect to a leader previously portrayed as a villain.

Richard III was king of England, but for centuries he lay without shroud or coffin in an unknown grave, and his name became a byword for villainy. A newly released facial reconstruction reveals ...

William Shakespeare immortalized King Richard III as a villainous, sneering hunchback. But a new facial reconstruction of the skull of the rediscovered monarch has some people viewing him in a ...

(NEWSER) – Once scientists had Richard III's skeleton, they quickly set about reconstructing his face, and a 3D model of the reconstruction was unveiled today, Fast Company reports.

The face of Richard III has been reconstructed based on the skull found by archaeologists in Leicester. The facial reconstruction was unveiled a day after DNA confirmed the bones dug up from a car ...

A facial reconstruction of King Richard III is unveiled by the Richard III Society on February 5, 2013 in London, England.

The grave of King Richard III has been preserved for posterity — digitally at least. Scientists say they created a 3-D reconstruction of the monarch's burial place discovered beneath a parking ...

Researchers are recreating the voice of Richard III, England’s infamous monarch who reigned for just two years in the 1480s. The king, who was immortalized as a titular William Shakespeare ...

Archaeologists create 3D interactive digital reconstruction of King Richard III’s grave found under a car park Date: March 22, 2016 Source: University of Leicester Summary: The archaeologists ...

A team at Face Lab at Liverpool John Moores University created an avatar based on the reconstruction of Richard III's head with the help of a cranio-facial expert.

What did King Richard III sound like? State-of-the-art technology re-creates voice of medieval monarch Unlike the upper-class tones of his modern successors, the re-created king’s voice has a ...

A team at Face Lab at Liverpool John Moores University created an avatar based on a reconstruction of Richard III’s head, led by cranio-facial identification expert Professor Caroline Wilkinson.