Ancient translator: Rosetta Stone by SLLiew
At the British Museum, it was a joy to see the Rosetta Stone which allowed modern Egyptophiles to translate the hieroglyphic picture writings of the ancient Egyptians found in the temples and pyramids.The Rosetta has 3 different writings, Greek, Demotic Egyptian and heiroglyphic. It was thought to be written during the Ptolemy Greek Dynasty ruling of Egypt in 196 BC. The stone was discovered by the French in 1799 AD and is part of the British Museum collection since 1802.
