Folks I'm doing research as you see and I need everything you can recommend me on the topics of China, Persia, Egypt, Lybia, Nubia, forming of India and the early stages of it, Summeria, Hittites, Babylon, Mesopotamia, Huns, Mongols, forming of European countries and the early stages of it, first wars. I basically need info mostly from from forming of first civilisations, focused on ancient times, up to early medieval, complete max up to year 1100, I can also hug something about Japan and Korea, but China, Egypt and Persia are the main ones I need info on. I will be greatfull for any recomendations of history books, videos, films, but also interesting but little known facts, some curiosities of the times, and anything you can get me on how those people lived their daily lifes. Faith, laws, getting food, building styles, art styles, how the society worked, how they dressed, eaten, made wars and threw parties. And so on, life and daily life in general.
And don't bother making it simple or short, I like challenges and I have time to go through the informations. I will be really thankfull for everyting you can get me. Cheers.
You’re asking for quite a lot of information on topics that people sometimes spend entire careers studying. Someone doing a PhD exam over just one of those topics would likely have a bibliography several hundred books long, so there is an immense pool of readings into which you could theoretically dive.
Honestly, I would recommend picking up a World History textbook like “Traditions & Encounters” or something along those lines that has a full bibliography at the end of each chapter/section. You would probably want to read through the textbook to get a general feel for the vast number of areas, topics, and times you have mentioned and then read through the sources, books, and articles listed. Those readings will have their own bibliographies that you may also find fruitful to look through. I think the textbook would be a good place to start as the information you are asking for is exactly the sort of things covered in a good textbook— indeed your topic sounds similar to any number of publisher textbook blurbs that find their way into my inbox.