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In pursuit of a life-long interest in the subject of Alexander the Great, Andrew has been actively publishing on the subject for the past five years. He has been researching the history of Alexander’s tomb since 1998, including visits to Alexandria and Saqqara in Egypt and culminating in the publication of his first book, The Lost Tomb of Alexander the Great, in November 2004. He has also had academic articles on the tomb published in the classics journal Greece & Rome and in the American Journal of Ancient History and has written pieces on the theme for Minerva and History Today. More recently, Andrew has produced several articles concerning Alexander’s mysterious death, including a major academic study of the King’s own journal, from which derives the most detailed account of his untimely demise. Andrew read Natural Sciences at Trinity College in the University of Cambridge in the UK, graduating with honours in 1985. He currently works as a Technical Expert for MBDA in Bristol.