The search for the last known resting place of
King Richard III is the subject of the talk tonight
and will cover all aspects of the site project work
followed by the scientific analysis and the DNA
results.
Mathew has worked for University of Leicester
Archaeological Services (ULAS) since 2004,
excavating a wide range of rural and urban
archaeology across the Midlands, from the
Prehistoric period through to the Industrial
Revolution. He graduated from the University
of Leicester in 2003 with a BA in Archaeology and
an MA in Landscape Studies. His interests include
urban archaeology, community archaeology along
with Roman and Medieval archaeology. In his
spare time he helps run the Leicester
Fieldworkers and the Leicester branch of the
Young Archaeologists' Club.
