Rosetta Stone - Artifact

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ring ding ding ding

The Black Stone was created in 1931-11.

the stone tools was for killing small animals,cut big animals and to protect people from mad animals.

Curriculum is what you are supposed to study which is usually given from the ministry.

Learning is what you get from information. It can be learning the Curriculum.

Ogopogo, real or mythical, is to be found in Canada's British Colombia

lake called Okanagan. or called Okanagan lake or commonly known as lake Okanagan. Although few people believe that it is found in a lake in Scotland, he/she is most plainly said to be found in Lake Okanagan in Canada, B.C. The people who believe that the Legendary Ogopogo lives in a lake in Scotland, perhaps are confusing the ogopogo with the Mythical or not Loch Ness Monster or more commonly known,"Nessie".

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The Deaths of Ian Stone was created on 2007-11-09.

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There are two languages on the Rosetta Stone 1) # Greek and 2) Egyptian in two scripts # Demotic, used in everyday writing and # Hieroglyphs, what you see all over the temples.

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The density of boulder stone, which typically consists of various types of rock, can vary widely depending on its composition. Generally, the density of common boulder stones, such as granite or basalt, ranges from about 2.5 to 3.0 grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³). However, specific density values may differ based on factors like mineral content and porosity. For precise measurements, individual analysis of the stone type is necessary.

The slave trade has not ended.

Some countries have made legislation against it but it is still happening in many places.

no it was not it was used by unicorsns

Yes, a blind person can use Rosetta Stone with some adaptations. The software includes audio components that can support auditory learning, and screen reader technology can assist in navigating the interface. However, the experience may not be fully accessible without additional tools or resources tailored for visually impaired users. It's beneficial for blind learners to explore supplementary methods or programs designed specifically for their needs.

Entire African societies were destroyed in conflicts with slave traders. APEX

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The two were different but were both appalling. The purpose of the Holocaust was genocide: the aim was to exterminate all Jews in Europe. The purpose of the slave trade was to make money by trafficking and selling human beings: there was no attempt to exterminate them.

Rosetta Stone has written:

'Selling Stephanie'

'Because a little bug went ka-choo!' -- subject(s): Insects, Sneezing, Picture books, Fiction, Readers

'Slave to the State'

because it is warm, dark, damp and they're safe from predators

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The very first hypothesis, as put forth in 1898 by Edward Ohman (who discovered the markings on the stone), was that it was some sort of "Indian Almanac". A copy of the inscription was sent to a Minneapolis newpaper who sent it on to the Greek department of the University of Minnesota, it eventually made its way to the Scandinavian Languages dept, where Professer Breda declared it a hoax, containing English words. The stone itself went to Northwestern University where it was again considered a forgery, though the inscription itself at least 40-50 years old - possibly made by a Scandinavian traveller connected to the fur companies. The stone was sent back to the finder (Olof Ohman) in Kensington and was not revived until examind by Hjalmer Holand in 1907 who believed the stone was connected with an expedition sent to find (and keep Christian) lost Greenlanders - an expedition which was authorized by King Magnus of Sweden in 1354 and captained by Paul Knutson. Two reports were published in 1910, one by the Minnesota Historical Society and authored by the geologist Newton Winchell who said the inscription was roughly 500 years old; and the other by George Flom who considered the stone to be a fake based on linguistic evidence. It was Flom who first suggested that the finder (Ohman) might have inscribed the stone.