The Rosetta Stone.
The Rosetta Stone was a stone carved with a passage in three types of writing: Ancient Greek, ancient Egyptian Demotic script, and ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. The discovery of the Rosetta Stone in 1799 enabled the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs to finally be translated by European scholars. Since they already knew how to read ancient Greek, it was possible for them to finally decipher hieroglyphics once it became apparent that all three languages on the stone reproduced the same decree. The modern Rosetta Stone language-learning software is named after the actual stone.
The Rosetta Stone.
The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799 near Alexandria in Northern Egypt, was the key that unlocked the secret of the hieroglyphics.
Jean-François Champollion deciphered the hieroglyphics by using the Rosetta stone, which enabled everyone to learn how to read them.
The development of cuneiform allowed scholars to decipher and interpret writings on clay tablets, providing insights into Sumerian language, culture, history, and literature. This written language helped reveal details about Sumerian religion, government, economy, and daily life, shaping our understanding of one of the world's earliest civilizations.
It enabled explorers to determine their position.
It enabled explorers to determine their position.
Howard Carter was a British archaeologist. He discovered The Rosetta Stone in 1922. He enabled archaeologists to decipher the Ancient Egyptian writing.(hieroglyphics)
It is written in three scripts, which enabled the translation to take place.
Your question indicates that you have misunderstood what you have read or been taught. Hieroglyphs (a noun - only Americans call them "hieroglyphics", which is an adjective form) were used in ancient Egypt to record their own language and no other. Two other scripts (Hieratic and Demotic) evolved from hieroglyphs but still record the ancient Egyptian language. A decree recorded on the Rosetta Stone is written twice in ancient Egyptian (in hieroglyphs and Demotic script) and once in the Greek alphabet - this enabled scholars to compare the known Greek words with the unknown Egyptian equivalents and begin to make a translation. Other cultures used hieroglyphs (otherwise simply known as glyphs), including the Maya, the Hittites and the early Indus Valley culture; all were used to record the language of the people concerned and there is absolutely no connection between the different scripts.
The expansion of the European railroad helped to mobilize supplies and troops.
The Rosetta Stone was the key that enabled us to unlock the code of the Egyptian hieroglyphs. With that, we were able to read their language, providing invaluable knowledge and insight into their culture.