The Royal Corpse Of Mary Queen Of Scots
One of the most shocking moments in the Tudor period was the execution of Mary Queen of Scots. She was the cousin of Elizabeth I, but the English Queen signed her death warrant. After her head was taken from her shoulders, Mary's corpse and remains were ignored and were subjected to desecration as she remained unburied for around 6 months. But her coffin became heavily damaged. In this video we look at what happened to her remains after her death. To support please subscribe.
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