article_snippet: The blow that killed King Richard III in battle was so powerful that The blow that killed King Richard III in battle went up through the base of King Richard III brain and left an indentation on the inside of King Richard III skull, scientists studying King Richard III remains have revealed.
article_snippet: Forensic pathologists at University of Leicester, discovered two wounds at the base of his brain along with a large indentation inside the cranium.
article_snippet: The findings suggest that a weapon such as a sword or a spike had been thrust upwards through the base of his brain so hard that it had gone straight through his brain to the other side of his skull.
article_snippet: Using modern medical scanners, they established that the English monarch suffered 11 devastating injuries at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485.