I have just been browsing though some of the stuff about the 'dig' and some of the stuff they consider calling historical research.
This has to be a joke
http://www.bda.org/news-centre/press...mpression.aspx

I can't believe someone has considered to write his teeth. What this suppose to do with the man himself, they are just flapping their gums talking nonsense.

I thought this was quite interesting, they were so...

I had found out about the dig was actually about to start in mid August last year. I had found out that the dig was going to take part on the anniversary of Bosworth. I had decided to make a last minute plea to stop and for her to consider what she was about to do.

In case this might confuse you she had told me that she was the Earl of Surrey in a past life and she could remember what happened back then.

From Andrea Willers
Friday, August 17,2012 9.19pm
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Since I had started the thread about the dig in Leicester, I now feel I have to write about my dismay about how it has been dealt with. I am surprised that it has gone this far and the amount bad coverage concerning this project.

I am very surprised that these people that have establish professional backgrounds have put their names to this fiasco. I will tell my side of the story so that you can draw your own conclusions.

I had been interested in Richard III and Tudors...

During my time meeting other people that have the same interests in era of history. I have had some strange and interesting tales about the behavior of some of the people that I have met.

I find even today that some of this historians do not want people to write about Richard III in any other way but to think off him as a wicked hunched Uncle that had ordered the killing of his two nephews.

When I first joined the Richard III society the research officer, was not interested...

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Queen Elizabeth’s life was a tragic one as she had heard news of her brother’s execution and the confession that he had made during his torture. No one could do anything to pacify her or was allowed to show her any sympathy. Her life was to fulfil her conjugal duty by bearing children who she...