Rosetta Stone

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On July 19, 1799, Rosetta Stone was found in Egypt 's Rashid (sometimes called Rosetta). Rosetta Stone is a huge black granite-like slab (called Stone Monument) designed to be built in public spaces. Rosetta Stone outlines a new ritual of worship by Pharaoh Ptolemy V in 196 BC. Rosetta Stone is engraved with two languages, Egyptian and Greek, and three texts: Hieroglyph, Democracy and Greek. The scholars are familiar with the writing system used by ancient Greece and the Democratic Party, Egyptian scribes at this time. However, the translation of hieroglyphics is still a mystery. Rosetta Stone allows linguists to interpret hieroglyphs by comparing hieroglyphics with known text. By understanding the hieroglyphs, almost all the languages ​​and literature of ancient Egypt were opened for Egyptian archeologists and historians.

Rosetta Stone: Rosetta Stone carved in 196 BC was discovered by French soldiers in Rosetta town in 1799. Rosetta Stone is extremely important as it was able to decipher and read from the person named Jean-Francois Champollion in 1822. Rosetta Stone itself is not a religious document, but its interpretation allows historians to read other religious documents in ancient Egypt. The ceremonies of the afterlife include a disinfection process (so the spirit will have a place to live), an opening ceremony (calling a sensation to be used in the post-mortem world), wrapping the body with a cloth containing jewelry and amulets, And pasting it on the mask is included. A mask very similar to the deceased