A vivid portrait of a remarkable woman and her reign of twenty-two years.

Hatszepsut - żona, matka, kapłanka, mistrzyni strategii politycznych, doskonale funkcjonująca w świecie męskich reguł gry, silna, a równocześnie wrażliwa i pełna ideałów mądra kobieta.

Punt, said Velikovsky, was one and the same as Israel. In this volume historian Emmet Scott brings forward dramatic new evidence in support of Velikovsky.

This book presents an overview of Hatshepsut's life, as well as his influence on history and the world.

How did she make Egypt so rich? And how did she come to be buried, like Tutankhamun, in the Valley of the Kings? This book brings to life the story of a real and remarkable princess who had the nerve to declare herself Pharaoh.

Hatshepsut was a young woman who became the first female pharaoh of Egypt.

Author’s research exposes long silenced secrets. • This novel has the potential to test the reader’s deep-rooted beliefs. • Market for this book: Those who are fascinated with Chariots of the Gods and readers who embrace insightful ...

The story of how she possibly ruled in the guise of a male pharaoh is explored in this volume via an exploration of the artifacts and sites throughout Egypt that remain to tell her tale.