Women in the Ancient World

An intriguing pioneering foresight into the forgotten pages of living history, Mohammad Momin Khawaja ¿ a new age academic enthusiast and creative thinker leads with his accolades and thought-provoking knowledge-based observations of ancient archaeological ruins and findings and dives into brilliant initiatives to discover seamless emotions, feelings and marvelous contributions of ancient women to have transformed human societies and phenomena of change and human civilizations into more a reality than a fiction imagined by philosophers, artists, entrepreneurs, painters, poets and thinkers of past ages. It¿s a fantastic way an author crafts a unique and credible information bridging academic research and critical comparative analytic pursuits that excels to illustrate historical captions and elicits surprisingly new facts and mysterious wonders shaping critical ambitions that far surpass those of a new study on ancient women; it is more aptly characterized as a picture of formative history toward a new cultural history of wonders in modernity and adaptability for rethinking on the imperatives of women¿s role in developing sustainable human cultures.