the Hieroglyphs were translated by the Rosetta stone which was a great discovery unlocking all Egypt's history.
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Not everyone was able to read hieroglyphics
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The Rosetta Stone was found by Napoleon's troops in Egypt during his campaigns there. It is famous because it had a text written on it that was written in Old Egyptian, New Egyptian and Greek. Before the Rosetta Stone, archaeologists had no way to figure out what what Old Egyptian hieroglyphs meant. With the Rosetta Stone, since they already knew Greek and New Egyptian, they could finally decipher the hieroglyphs.
Jean Francois Champollion used the Rosetta Stone to translate Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
By claiming that they could read the hieroglyphs writing which was written on the obelisks.
No, the Aztecs did not use hieroglyphs like the ancient Egyptians. Instead, they used pictograms and ideograms to represent words and concepts in their writing system.
Not everyone was able to read hieroglyphics
Not everyone was able to read hieroglyphics
It allows them to see what has happened in the ancient past. Hieroglyphs is eygyption writing written by very ancient people and if Historians can master sucha a language, they can observe and read about the ancient Eygyptions.
it is so hard to read because the int-elect of which the studies are intamite is collaborated to an one
The discovery of the Rosetta Stone helped a great deal.
Hieroglyphs were originally believed to be invented around 3,000 bc. They could be read from left to right, right to left, from top to bottom, from bottom to top and clock wise or anti clock wise!After the Romans took control of Egypt, the reading of Hieroglyphs was abandoned. No one was longer able to read the Hieroglyphs until 1822 when Jean-François Champollion translated the 'Rosetta Stone'.
The ancient Egyptian form of writing called hieroglyphs.
"sš". Or, in English, "scribe".
The Rosetta Stone was found by Napoleon's troops in Egypt during his campaigns there. It is famous because it had a text written on it that was written in Old Egyptian, New Egyptian and Greek. Before the Rosetta Stone, archaeologists had no way to figure out what what Old Egyptian hieroglyphs meant. With the Rosetta Stone, since they already knew Greek and New Egyptian, they could finally decipher the hieroglyphs.
Jean Francois Champollion used the Rosetta Stone to translate Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
Because the script was so old no one could understand it.