
First Ever Investigation Of Shakespeare's Grave
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Kevin Colls begins the first investigation into the mysteries of Shakespeare's tomb.
Shakespeare’s resting place in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon, has mystified many who’ve seen it. His stone has no name and is only inscribed with a curse against any man who "moves my bones." Archaeologist Kevin Colls has earned the first-ever permission to investigate the grave.
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First Ever Investigation Of Shakespeare's Grave
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Shakespeare’s resting place in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon, has mystified many who’ve seen it. His stone has no name and is only inscribed with a curse against any man who "moves my bones." Archaeologist Kevin Colls has earned the first-ever permission to investigate the grave.
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First Ever Investigation Of Shakespeare's Grave
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Clip | 1m 57s | Kevin Colls begins the first investigation into the mysteries of Shakespeare's tomb. (1m 57s)
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