VOICED : Search for England's lost king hangs

The video discusses the location of Greyfriars, supported by evidence of boundary walls. It analyzes Richard's skeleton, noting battle injuries and scoliosis, which are rare coincidences. The battlefield context is described, highlighting the fluid and bloody nature of the event with around 1000 casualties. The video also explores DNA lineage, expressing hope for a match. It concludes with final remarks and observations.

What location is mentioned in the text that has 'Greyfriars' written on it?

What type of injuries were found on the skeleton that are consistent with a specific type of death?

What does the text suggest about the commonality of scoliosis and the curvature of the spine?

What does the phrase 'a fairly unlikely series of coincidences' refer to in the context of the findings?

How many people were believed to be killed in the battle mentioned?

What was the duration of the battle after Richard was killed?

What is the significance of the DNA match mentioned in the text?