World Civilisations: A Historical Survey from Antiquity to the Middle Ages presents a comprehensive yet accessible account of the major civilizations that shaped the ancient and early medieval world. From the monumental grandeur of Egypt and the legal traditions of Mesopotamia to the philosophical brilliance of Greece, the imperial might of Rome, and the spiritual revolutions of Christianity and Islam, this volume traces the evolution of political systems, social hierarchies, religious beliefs, scientific advancements, and cultural achievements across continents. Designed as both a scholarly and pedagogical resource, the book brings together historical developments from the Nile to the Yellow River, from Athens to Baghdad, offering students a global perspective rooted in comparative analysis.