Sally-Ann Ashton Libri

Focusing on the Ptolemaic dynasty, the book offers an insightful exploration of the last queens of Egypt, highlighting their significant roles alongside their male counterparts. By combining visual iconography, written evidence, and recent archaeological findings, the author sheds light on a historically rich yet often overlooked period. This comprehensive guide not only reexamines the influence of these powerful women but also emphasizes their contributions to the legacy of one of history's most fascinating dynasties.

This beautifully illustrated study by Sally-Ann Ashton explores Cleopatra's multifaceted identity as queen, politician, and lover, revealing the complex historical figure behind the myth. Drawing on literary and archaeological evidence, it offers a unique Egyptian perspective on her life and legacy.

Focusing on adolescent male offenders, this book categorizes different types of violent and organized crime involvement. It delves into the behavioral and social profiles of these individuals, providing insights into the factors that lead to their criminal activities. Through this exploration, it aims to enhance understanding of the complexities surrounding youth violence and crime.