Sayce (Archibald Henry Sayce)

Archibald Henry Sayce was a prominent British Assyriologist and linguist in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is best known for his work on ancient Mesopotamian languages and cultures, particularly his studies of cuneiform inscriptions, which were used in ancient Persia and Babylonia. Sayce's research helped to advance the understanding of these ancient civilizations and their languages. He also contributed to the interpretation of biblical texts in relation to archaeological findings. His influence extended through his teaching and writings, making significant impacts in the fields of archaeology and linguistics.