Thomas Young
The Rosetta Stone. While the Rosetta Stone did have Hieroglyphics on it, it also had the same passage inscribed in the Demotic and Classical Greek languages. This helped Young and Champollion in their translations of the Hieroglyphics on the Rosetta Stone. A stone slab with just Hieroglyphics would be called a stele. Steles or stelae can be found worldwide, not just in Egypt.
The stone contained the same passage in three languages/writing systems: Greek, Demotic, and Egyptian Hieroglyphics.Here is the translation into English: http://www.sacred-texts.com/egy/trs/trs07.htm
The translation of hieroglyphics was only possible because of the discovery of the Rosetta stone. The stone contained a single passage written in three languages, hieroglyphic, Demotic, and classical Greek. Using what scholars knew of the Greek and Demotic they were able to translate the hieroglyphics From Wikipedia: "In 1814, Briton Thomas Young finished translating the demotic text, and began work on the hieroglyphic script. From 1822 to 1824 the French scholar, philologist, and orientalist Jean-François Champollion greatly expanded on this work and is credited as the principal translator of 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.
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The Rosetta Stone is a flat rock that was found in Egypt in somewhere between 200 B.C. and 100 B.C. that had one passage written in three different languages: Hieroglyphics, another Egyptian language, and classical Greek. That's where the Rosetta Stone language program gets it's name.
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The Rosetta Stone The name of the stone is the Rosetta Stone. It was found in 1799 by a few of Napoleon's soldiers while they were knocking down an old wall in order to build a new fort. The Rosetta Stone is the reason why we can now read and understand hieroglyphics.
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