
National Geographic #'14/02: The New Science of the Brain
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The book explores the life and legacy of the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti. The book provides detailed insight into archaeological discoveries related to this enigmatic figure, known for her extraordinary beauty and influence during the 14th century BC.
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The book can also be a practical guide for members of supervisory boards, presidents and board members in publicly, mixed and privately owned companies.
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