The Ptolemy's in Egypt were of Macedonian origin, and it was in vogue to include Greek with native languages on official documents.
The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799 near Alexandria in Northern Egypt, was the key that unlocked the secret of the hieroglyphics.
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.
A Rosetta Stone is a part of an inscribed granite stela that was originally about six feet tall and was set up in 196 BC; the inscriptions in hieroglyphics and Demotic and Greek gave the first clues to the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics
the rosetta stone belonged to an egyptian pharaoh. The egyptian pharaoh wrote in three different languages (greek,hyrolphics,common egyptian writing). He wrote all the good things he had done for Egypt.
There are two languages on the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian and Greek, written in three scripts. The top characters incised on the stone are hieroglyphic, the script used for important or religious documents. Below that is the demotic form, the common script of Egypt, with the Greek translation at the bottom.
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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.
Greek and Egyptian.
The Rosetta Stone has writing on it in two languages (Egyptian and Greek), using three scripts:Egyptian hieroglyphic (at the top of the stone)Egyptian demotic (center of stone)Greek (base of stone).The Greek and Egyptian demotic assisted in the successful translation of hieroglyphics in 1822 and pop goes the weasel.The Rosetts Stone was found by a french soldier in Egypt while Napoleon Bonaparte was there. There are two languages on the Rosetta Stone: Greek and the Egyptian hieroglyphics. Because of the written Greek next to the Hieroglyphics, scholars were able to decipher the Egyptian Hieroglyphics; before the discovery of the Rosetta Stone, no one could read the Heiroglyphics.The Rosetta Stone is written in Egyptian hieroglyphs, Egyptian demotic script, and ancient Greek.
The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799 near Alexandria in Northern Egypt, was the key that unlocked the secret of the hieroglyphics.
The Rosetta Stone bears parallel inscriptions in Greek and two ancient Egyptian writing systems, hieroglyphic and demotic. The fact that the contents of the hieroglyphic inscription were known (on the correct assumption that it conveyed the same message as the readable Greek inscription), plus a thorough knowledge of Coptic, the last historical stage of the ancient Egyptian language, were two keys to the decipherment of hieroglyphics by the French scholar Jean-François Champollion in the early 1820's.
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.
New Egyptian, old Egyptian, and Greek
Yes, there were Greek sentences in THE Rosetta stone.
The Rosetta Stone is not a person, it is an ancient stone with three different scripts written on it in Egyptian and Greek. The scripts are hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek. There is also a language teaching software called Rosetta Stone.
The Rosetta Stone, which bears the bilingual inscription (in Greek and two forms of Egyptian) that was the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs, is often said to be made of basalt. Recent study reveals it is actually made of granodiorite, a granite-like igneous rock.
Cartouches enclosed the names of Egyptian royalty. They furnished a priceless clue to Jean-François Champollion in deciphering the hieroglyphic inscription on the Rosetta Stone, since they identified the hieroglyphs that corresponded to the royal names known from the Greek version of the text.