article_snippet: All the organizers also have revealed that it contains the phrase "grant me the carving of my name," recognizing that Richard III's grave was lost for centuries, with no tombstone to mark Richard III's grave location.
article_snippet: On Sunday, tens of thousands of people lined the streets of Leicester and Leicester surrounding villages as Richard III's coffin was carried out to the site of the Battle of Bosworth, where Richard III's was killed in 1485, and back in a procession.
article_snippet: Since then, people have queued around the block to see the block lying "in repose" in the cathedral where the block will be reinterred in a tomb made of pale Swaledale fossil limestone from Yorkshire, set on a plinth of black Kilkenny marble.
article_snippet: Richard III's remains were found in August 2012 by archaeologists searching for the remains of the Greyfriars Monastery, which had been covered over by a council car park.
article_snippet: The skeleton has been studied at the University of Leicester ever since, allowing scientists to discover a host of details about Richard III's life -- and death -- by analyzing the bones.
article_snippet: " Shurer also helped confirm the link between the last Plantagenet King and living relatives Michael Ibsen and Wendy Duldig, whose DNA proved the identity of Richard III's remains.
article_snippet: Ibsen, a Canadian-born cabinetmaker who now lives in London, built the English oak and yew coffin in which Richard III's will be buried.
article_snippet: Five things we've learned about Richard III's from Richard III's remains .
article_snippet: Richard III's -- the mystery of the King and the car parking lot .
highlights_snippet: Richard III's remains will be reinterred Thursday in Leicester Cathedral .
  
highlights_snippet: Long-lost skeleton was discovered beneath a parking lot in August 2012 .