Shakspere's skull missing (...in his Grave ... )
Why the global media coverage did not touch the century old Shakespeare authorship question (SAQ) a single time, possibly related to this result?
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One should realize that the more amazing thing would have been if the skull were found to be intact.
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Archaeologists recently scanned for the first time (using GPR, Ground-Penetrating Radar) the grave of William Shakespeare at England's Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon.- The findings were featured in a documentary "Secret History: Shakespeare's Tomb" on Britain's Channel 4 TV and had a great media coverage.- They made a head-scratching discovery:
Shakspere's skull missing
(also no other bones were identifiable(?), but astonishingly not mentioned).
Time has not yet come for orthodox Stratfordians, mainly literary academics, to rethink about the life of the author of Shakespeare's works with the possibility of an entirely different paradigm deliberately dismissed.
Given the facts abouts the empty grave why has the global media coverage not touched the century old Shakespeare authorship question (SAQ) a single time? (read Blog 345 The SAQ: The most perverse , irrational academic Taboo ever...)
Given the facts abouts the empty grave why has the global media coverage not touched the century old Shakespeare authorship question (SAQ) a single time? (read Blog 345 The SAQ: The most perverse , irrational academic Taboo ever...)
