After the Rosetta Stone was deciphered in 1822, scholars where able to read Hieroglyphics.
Roseta for all those people in Hanahan middle school 6th grade please do this answer for this queston: Hieroglyphics could not be read until the ____________ Stone was decoded. _________=roseta
Many people know about hieroglyphics. In fact, many people can read them.
This is not true. Many thousands of people today can understand and read Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Hieroglyphics affect people because when you try you tried to read it but it hard for some people
How could it, we havnt found out how to read hieroglyphics until the discovery of the rosetta stone. So no, it can't be.
Not everyone was able to read hieroglyphics
The Rosseta stone.
hieroglyphics are almost always read vertically. (that is how the ancient Egyptians intended it to be read.)
Hieroglyphics can be written and read in rows and columns. Vertically and Horizontally.
It provided the first chance to understand Egyptian Hieroglyphics writing by providing the same text in Hieroglyphics, Demotic, and Greek. Both the Greek and Demotic could be read to find out what was being said on the stone, the Hieroglyphics could then be compared and analyzed for patterns (similar to the way codes and cyphers are broken).
To read hieroglyphics, you need to understand the symbols and what they represent. Hieroglyphics are a combination of phonetic signs, ideograms, and determinatives. It helps to use resources like dictionaries or guides to translate and decipher the symbols. Practice and familiarity with the script will also improve your ability to read hieroglyphics.
Here are five fun facts:The symbols represent both sounds and meanings, and a word typically included both kinds of symbols.The words could be written in any direction, but were most often written from right to left.Many people think the writing consisted of thousands of symbols, and it did, however, only about 700 were in common use, and to read most documents, that's all you would need to know.the phonetic symbols only represented the consonants of the word; we don't know what the vowels were for the ancient Egyptian language.Most ancient Egyptians could not read hieroglyphics. Only scribes, priests, and royalty were taught how to read.