King Alfred the Great’s Remains Under a Car Park? Strange Claim Sparks Debate

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A new theory places Alfred the Great's remains beneath River Park, but the evidence is still unconfirmed.

The Claim Comes From Researcher Graham Phillips

The Proposed Site Is at River Park

An 1800 Historical Article Inspired the Theory

Prisoners May Have Reburied the Bones in 1788

Alfred’s Body Had Already Been Moved Before

Hyde Abbey’s Destruction Created the Mystery

Earlier Bones Turned Out Not to Be Alfred

Another Bone Remains a Serious Royal Candidate

Nothing Has Yet Been Found Beneath the Car Park

Ground-Penetrating Radar Could Begin the Test

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The resting place of a famous ruler can disappear surprisingly easily when religious buildings are demolished, graves are disturbed and later developments transform the landscape. Reconstructing that journey requires more than identifying a promising patch of ground.

A new theory has revived one of England’s longest archaeological mysteries. The proposed location is striking, but the evidence currently establishes a historical possibility—not the discovery of a king.

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