Get ready for a bunch of links this week!<\/p>\n
The King Richard III Visitor Centre<\/a> in Leicester opened this weekend, so here are a few articles related to that:<\/b><\/p>\n * Richard III: A look inside Leicester’s new visitor centre<\/a> – This link from the Leicester Mercury<\/i> has a short video tour<\/p>\n * Richard III visitor centre in Leicester opens its doors to the public<\/a><\/p>\n And in more archaeology news:<\/b><\/p>\n * Archaeological dig uncovers Rufford medieval church thought to have been destroyed by Henry VIII<\/a><\/p>\n * Help find Tudor mansion in Markeaton Park<\/a><\/p>\n Some more interesting stories that came along:<\/b><\/p>\n * Henry VIII’s armour returns to Leeds Castle after 500 years<\/a><\/p>\n * How Does It Feel?<\/a> – Understanding the emotional lives of people in the past is one of the most difficult challenges facing the historian, argues Suzannah Lipscomb.<\/i> – I thought this was interesting in light of the “feelings” questions I’ve gotten on the Q&A blog over the years.<\/p>\n * A Tudor-Stewart marriage: oak chest wedding gift for James IV and Margaret Tudor discovered<\/a><\/p>\n And some BBC History Extra Tudor podcast goodness:<\/b><\/p>\n * Richard III and dirty Tudors<\/a> – The past week’s podcast<\/p>\n * Top 10 Tudor podcasts<\/a> – and a round-up of past Tudor-related podcasts you might have missed<\/p>\n Just for fun:<\/b><\/p>\n