I know that Jean-Francois Champollion translated hieroglyphics maybe sometime in the 1820s.
The most noticeable thing is Rosetta Stone which helped Champollion to translate hieroglyphs
yes. It was translated by Jean Francois Champollion in 1822. The Rosetta Stone was found by french soldiers when they were rebuilding a fort in Egypt.
It can translate any language to an another languge.
a history of the discovery of the Rosetta stone and many peoples attempt to translate it
The original Rosetta Stone was a stone tablet that researches found and used to help translate an ancient egyptian language, so no. If you were reffering to the new Rosetta Stone, which is a language learning technology, then yes. See why they call it Rosetta Stone? Because the original was used to decifer an ancient language. By the way, this is the first straight answer I've given.
I believe you are thinking of the Rosetta stone.
The Rosetta Stone - discovered in the Library of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt - was used to learn how to translate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
The Rosetta stone is important to us because if we hadn't found it we would never know anything about Egypt's written language, and ancient Egypt.
The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799 near Alexandria in Egypt, was the key that allowed Egyptologists to decypher hieroglyphics.
Any one with any interest in old Egypt has to consider the Rosetta stone as important, b/c it was the key thing that made it possible to translate the hieroglyphs.
Rosetta stone, they used it to translate there language
Unfortunately one can not get a free Rosetta Stone course. However, the Rosetta Stone courses are well worth the money and recommended to anyone who is serious about learning a foreign language.