Website review: The Rosetta Stone

asymptote asymptote discovered this in Ancient History 66 reviews since Dec 2, 2007
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TattoosRule rated 8 months ago
This stone really represents a breaking point in understanding the ancients..
TheNewChick rated 8 months ago
Amazing
Wobbles rated 8 months ago
A copy of the rosetta stone, a slab of black basalt dating from 196 BC. inscribed by the ancient Egyptians with a royal decree praising their king Ptolemy V. The inscription is written on the stone three times, once in hieroglyphic, once in demotic, and once in Greek. Thomas Young, a British physicist, and Jean Francois Champollion, a French Egyptologist, collaborated to decipher the hieroglyphic and demotic texts by comparing them with the known Greek text. From this meager starting point a generation of Egyptologists eventually managed to read most everything that remains of the Egyptians' ancient writings.
benadamx rated 8 months ago
the rosetta stone
r1chard0 rated 8 months ago
the rosetta stone
jdwork rated 8 months ago
Digital copy of the rosetta stone
Maddog2840 rated 8 months ago
wow
JIR rated 8 months ago
I should be able to read the Greek section in maybe 5 years. Now I can use it to frustrate myself intentionally.
Bangui90 rated 8 months ago
Rosetta stone.
ladyrepublica rated 8 months ago
Rosetta Stone.
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