article_snippet: the last Plantagenet king of England coffin was discovered within a limestone sarcophagus under a car park in Leicester city centre on what was the site of the Grey Friars church, just feet from Richard III's grave.
article_snippet: the last Plantagenet king of England was one of nine women found to have been buried within the medieval complex around the hastily dug final resting place of Richard III's.
article_snippet: However, radiocarbon dating shows the last Plantagenet king of England may been buried
article_snippet: Genetic analysis of the battle scarred skeleton, discovered under a council car park in Leicester three years ago, has confirmed that Genetic analysis of the battle scarred skeleton, discovered under a council car park in Leicester three years ago did belong to King Richard III.
article_snippet: Scientists studying his remains believe the last Plantagenet king of Englandwas surrounded by a mob of enemy soldiers and hacked to death after the last Plantagenet king of England had lost the last Plantagenet king of England helmet.
article_snippet: Subsequent DNA work has positively confirmed the skeleton as belonging to the Plantagenet king.