Ancient Globalism challenges a narrative of isolated ancient civilizations. This book presents a compelling argument for the surprisingly sophisticated levels of interconnectedness between seemingly disparate societies of the Neolithic, Copper, and Bronze Ages. It is a narrative driven by meticulous research, drawing upon extensive archaeological evidence from the urban planning of the Indus Valley to the intricate metalworking techniques of the Bronze Age Aegean. Alongside textual records, when available, to reconstruct the flow of goods, ideas, and people across vast geographical spans.