CLEAN : King Richard was not a monster

The video discusses the challenges in finding specific archaeological sites due to damage and misplacement. Despite low expectations, a significant discovery was confirmed, changing perceptions of Richard III, who was found exactly where expected. This discovery challenges Shakespeare's portrayal and offers a new understanding of Richard III.

What are some reasons why finding specific archaeological remains can be challenging?

• They are always found in expected locations.

• Later constructions may have damaged them.

• The remains are often well-preserved.

• They are usually above ground.

What was the speaker's initial expectation about finding the specific grave?

• They were confident it would be found.

• They had no expectations.

• They believed it was already discovered.

• They were skeptical about finding it.

How did the discovery of Richard III's grave challenge historical perceptions?

• It confirmed Shakespeare's portrayal of him.

• It proved he was never a king.

• It suggested he was not as monstrous as depicted.

• It showed he was a fictional character.

What was surprising about the location of Richard III's remains?

• They were found deep underground.

• They were in a different country.

• They were close to the surface.

• They were in a museum.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of the discovery?

• It was a common occurrence.

• It was a one in a million chance.

• It was expected by everyone.

• It was a planned event.