A crown sits on the coffin of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral, central England March 23, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle and dumped in an humble grave. REUTERS/Darren Staples

Members of the media photograph the tomb of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 27, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, was reburied yesterday, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

A member of the clergy reads near the tomb of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 27, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, was reburied yesterday, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Four year old Torin Weston from Leicester is dressed as Richard III as he stands with his grandmother, Susan Tomlinson as they wait outside Leicester Cathedral ahead of a service of reinterment for England's King Richard III in Leicester, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, was reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Richard Pohle/Pool 

Members of the public queue to view the coffin of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 25, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Members of the public hold white roses as they gather outside Leicester Cathedral ahead of a service of reinterment for England's King Richard III in Leicester, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, was reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Adrian Dennis/Pool 

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch speaks with a school girl after the reinterment service of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle and dumped in an humble grave. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby ties a prayer ribbon to a fence before the reinterment service of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex speaks with a school girl after the reinterment service of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Women in fancy dress leave after the reinterment service of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 26, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied today, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples TPX TOP IMAGES OF THE DAY 

A crown sits on the coffin of King Richard III as it stands in Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 22, 2015. Richard III's remains were carried in procession through Leicestershire today on its way to the cathedral where they will be reburied. The body of Richard III, who died at the battle of Bosworth in 1485, was found under a car park in 2012. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Members of the public queue to view the coffin of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 25, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Members of the public queue to view the coffin of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 25, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Members of the public are reflected in a shop window as they queue to view the coffin of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 25, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

King Richard III's coffin is carried into Leicester Cathedral in Leicester, central England, March 22, 2015. Richard III's remains were carried in procession through Leicestershire today on its way to the cathedral where they will be reburied. The body of Richard III, who died at the battle of Bosworth in 1485, was found under a car park in 2012. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

King Richard III's coffin arrives outside Leicester Cathedral in Leicester, central England, March 22, 2015. Richard III's remains were carried in procession through Leicestershire today on its way to the cathedral where they will be reburied. The body of Richard III, who died at the battle of Bosworth in 1485, was found under a car park in 2012. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Members of the public queue to view the coffin of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral, central England March 23, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle and dumped in an humble grave. REUTERS/Darren Staples

Members of the public queue to view the coffin of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, central England, March 25, 2015. King Richard III, the medieval English monarch whose remains were found under a car park three years ago, will be reburied on March 26, nearly 530 years after he was slain in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Flowers are left at the base of the King Richard III statue in the gardens of Leicester cathedral, in Leicester, central England March 22, 2015. A cortege carrying the remains of King Richard III began a solemn tour on Sunday to the battlefield where he was slain 530 years ago. Rediscovered under a car park in 2012, Richard's remains will be re-interred at Leicester cathedral on Thursday. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett

REFILING CORRECTING DATE Michael Ibsen (L), a direct descendant of Richard III, places a rose on the king's coffin during a ceremony at the University of Leicester, central England, March 22, 2015. Richard III's remains will be carried in procession through Leicestershire today on its way to the cathedral where they will be in reburied. The body of Richard III, who died at the battle of Bosworth in 1485, was found under a superrarket car park in 2012. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett 

A facial reconstruction of King Richard III is displayed at a news conference in central London February 5, 2013. The reconstruction is based on a CT scan of human remains found in a council car park in Leicester which are believed to belong to the last of the Plantagenet monarchs of Britain who was killed at the battle of Bosworth in 1485. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY ROYALS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) 

Archaeologist Mathew Morris stands in the trench where he found skeleton remains during an archaeological dig to find the remains of King Richard III in Leicester, central England September 12, 2012. A 500-year-old mystery of where England's King Richard III was buried after his death in battle may finally be about to be solved after archaeologists found bones beneath a city centre parking lot. A team from the University of Leicester are excavating where a Franciscan friary known as Greyfriars may house the monarch's remains after he died at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 - the last English king to die in battle. REUTERS/Darren Staples (BRITAIN - Tags: SOCIETY ROYALS)