Exhumation and reburial of Richard III of England at the battle of Bosworth." The project gained the backing of several key partners—Leicester City Council, Leicester Promotions (responsible for tourist marketing), the University of Leicester, Leicester Cathedral, Darlow Smithson Productions (responsible for the planned TV show) and the Richard III Society. Funding for the initial phase of pre-excavation research came from the Richard III Society's bursary fund and members of the "Looking for Richard" project, with Leicester Promotions agreeing to pick up the £35,000 cost of the dig. The University of Leicester Archaeological Services—an independent body with offices at the university—was appointed as the project's archaeological contractor. In March
S-III four H-1 engines with a single F-1 engine. In December 1959, the Silverstein committee (formally known as the "Saturn Vehicle Evaluation Committee") decided to skip development of the Saturn A and B configurations and go straight to the Saturn C configurations, which provided greater payload lifting power. NASA HQ accepted the recommendations of the Silverstein Committee and forwarded them to MSFC in Hunstville. Huntsville concurred, but dropped the S-III stage. So, by end of 1960 the S-III stage disappeared from the developing Saturn C configurations. In the Saturn C-2, the S-III stage was replaced by the S-II stage, with 4