Dr. Douglas Palmer is a science writer and academic currently
teaching at Cambridge
University. His articles regularly appear in "New Scientist," "BBC
Wildlife" magazine and "Science" magazine. He is the author of
several books, including "Earth," "Atlas of the Prehistoric World,"
"Neanderthal" and "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and
Prehistoric Lif"e.
Dr. Paul G. Bahn studied archaeology at the University of Cambridge
before holding postdoctoral fellowships at Liverpool and London, as
well as a J. Paul Getty post-doctoral fellowship in the History of
Art and the Humanities. A writer, editor, and translator of many
books on archaeology, including "The Cambridge Illustrated History
of Prehistoric Art and Archaeology, the Definitive Guide," he also
instigated and led the search that discovered the first Ice Age
cave art in Britain in 2003.
Dr. Joyce Tyldesley is Honorary Research fellow at the School of
Archaeology, Classics, and
Oriental Studies at Liverpool University, and a freelance writer
and lecturer on Egyptian
archaeology. She has extensive excavation experience, has made
regular radio broadcasts,
and has acted as consultant on several television projects. Her
previous books include "Daughters of Isis," "Hatchesput: The Female
Pharaoh," "Nefertiti: Egypt's Sun Queen," "Ramesses: Egypt's
Greatest Pharaoh," "Judgment of the Pharaoh," and "Crime and
Punishment in Ancient Egypt."
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