Table of Contents:

Chapter 1

: Introduction
1.1 Background and Rationale
1.2 Research Objectives
1.3 Scope and Methodology
1.4 Significance of the Study

Chapter 2

: Sculpture in Mesopotamia
2.1 Overview of Mesopotamian Civilization
2.2 Characteristics of Mesopotamian Sculpture
2.3 Materials and Techniques Used in Mesopotamian Sculpture
2.4 Influential Artworks and Sculptors

Chapter 3

: Sculpture in Ancient Egypt
3.1 Overview of Ancient Egyptian Civilization
3.2 Characteristics of Egyptian Sculpture
3.3 Materials and Techniques Used in Egyptian Sculpture
3.4 Iconography and Symbolism in Egyptian Sculpture

Chapter 4

: Sculpture in Ancient Greece
4.1 Overview of Ancient Greek Civilization
4.2 Characteristics of Greek Sculpture
4.3 Materials and Techniques Used in Greek Sculpture
4.4 Evolution of Greek Sculptural Styles

Chapter 5

: Sculpture in Ancient Rome
5.1 Overview of Ancient Roman Civilization
5.2 Characteristics of Roman Sculpture
5.3 Materials and Techniques Used in Roman Sculpture
5.4 Legacy of Roman Sculpture in Western Art

Chapter 6: Comparative Analysis
6.1 Cross-Cultural Influences and Exchange
6.2 Technological and Artistic Innovations
6.3 Sociopolitical Contexts and Ideological Implications

Chapter 7: Conclusion
7.1 Summary of Findings
7.2 Implications for Art History and Archaeology
7.3 Suggestions for Future Research

References

Appendices