I probably will not download the mod, mainly because of the size of the mod verses the amount of room left on my Ibook's hard drive, but also my negative experience with massive mods. However, even if I had room, there are enough odd choices for civilizations in the mod to make me pass it by.
Three Greek City-states are covered, Athens and Sparta I can see, where did Corinth come from? Thebes would have been a better choice if you had to have another Greek City-state. But no Mycenaean or Minoan civilization?
You have the Hyksos, a group of uncertain origins, who dominated Egypt for about 200 years, 1700 to 1500 BC, and then vanished from history forever. Where is the Israelites/Hebrews, one of the best if not the best known of the ancient peoples? Or the Assyrians, not covered in Conquests, nor even in TETurkhan's Test of Time.
Florence, an Italian city-state, that comes into prominence around 1200 AD, but was never known as a military power, although a great city for artists. And Seafaring as well, although it is well inland and has no port. Where are Venice or Genoa if you are going to have a late Italian Seafaring city?
And Etruria is Seafaring? That is definitely news to the historians of the Ancient World. Rome is not Warlike, but Industrious, which I will grant, but Stable? The Year of the Four Emperors comes to mind, and the lack of an established means of succession, and the number of Civil Wars throughout the First Century BC, and then the chaos of the 3rd Century AD, along with regular spats inbetween.
Carthage, but not the cities of Phoenicia of which it was a colony. Since Carthage appears in Conquests and Play the World, one would think that Phoenicia might get some consideration.
Illyria and Dacia are Roman province names, with Illyria occupying about the location of the now badly fragmented former Yugoslavia, and Dacia being that portion of Romania north of the Danube, regularly occupied by the most recent barbarian group to move east from Asia during the Roman Period.
And finally, no Moslem groups, the Moors of Spain, the Berbers of North Africa, the Mamelukes of Egypt, any of the Arab Caliphates. Not that I regard that as bad, but they do make nice targets to Crusade against.
Clearly, the mod represents an enormous amount of work, and I suspect that a lot of players will enjoy it. But between the size of the mod and the odd choices, it does not interest me that much.