Assuming you mean what is usually called the Rosetta Stone (note the spelling) which was instrumental in advancing modern understanding of hieroglyphic writing, it was found in near the Egyptian port city of Rosetta (Arabic: رشيد‎, Rashi) in 1799.The name, Rosetta, is the name by which it was referred to by the French during Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in Egypt.
Hematite rose is a variety of hematite that forms in a rosette or flower-like shape with overlapping petals. It is also known as iron rose due to its metallic luster and reddish-brown color. Hematite rose is often used in jewelry and as a decorative stone.
Another name for a rock is a stone.
Yes, a rock is considered a type of stone.
The term "lithic" generally refers to objects or materials that are related to stone. It can be used to describe stone tools, artifacts, or cultures that primarily used stone in their technology.
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Rosette is not a common name for a cut diamond: no raw stone will look like a rosette. Rosette may be a style of setting, where the diamond, usually a small, round stone, is set in a carved rose. 'Rosette diamond' or 'rosetta diamond' may be a brand name, although it is not easily available as a search result.
French army in the Nile Delta by a town named El- Rashid ( rosette.)
The Rosetta Stone was written in several languages, one of which was Greek. Greek scholars, working back and forth between the Greek and the other languages were able to decipher the contents of the stone.
No. A rosette is an ornament that resembles a rose. Unless it's a name, it's not a proper noun.
Yes. There are programs for British English and American English.
I saw the Rosetta Stone at the British museum and it looked like a form of hydrograph. You can't read it if you can't read Egyptian hydrographic writing.
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Rosette Bir died in 1992.
Clinton Rosette died in 1909.
The cast of Rosette sort le soir - 1983 includes: Rosette as Rosette Arielle Dombasle Pascal Greggory
Two forms of the same message were written on the face of the stone. One side a transcription in greek and the other side had hieroglyphs. Both sides were compared to translate the meaning.