King Richard III's Remains Found After 500 Years
With a large chin, a prominent slightly arched nose and delicate lips,
the "face" of England's King Richard III was unveiled on Feb. 5, a day
after researchers confirmed his remains had finally been found after 500
years.
A facial reconstruction of King
Richard III is displayed at a news conference in central London February
5, 2013. The reconstruction is based on a CT scan of human remains
found in a council car park in Leicester which are believed to belong to
the last of the Plantagenet monarchs of Britain who was killed at the
battle of Bosworth in 1485.
