"Patriarchal Palestine" is a historical work by the outstanding British archaeologist and Assyriologist Archibald Henry Sayce. In this book, the author explores the life, customs, religion and history of the ancient peoples who inhabited Palestine in patriarchal times. Seis examines aspects of the culture of the Canaanites, Philistines, Jews, and other peoples who lived in this land in the early historical era. The book is an important source for understanding and studying ancient Jewish history and culture and reveals unique aspects of the lives of Palestinian tribes and nations. With a balanced approach to the subject and a thorough analysis of the sources, Sayce, A. H. Patriarchal Palestine is a must read for anyone interested in Middle Eastern history and archaeology.