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It probably said _chariot._ 😊😊😊

The British museum: “it’s free real estate” 😂

What difference did it actually make? I mean what do we understand better now?

@@morten1 did you watch the video homie? It’s the only reason we understand hieroglyphics. Like the one reason.

Because if you know one language and if you then have a literal translation in another, you now have unlocked that language.

Oh excuse me, i said borrow? I meant steal! (as britain does to everybody)

We deciphered it so it’s ours now :)

@@FatalErrorHxCthey were using it as a piece to fill a hole in a wall, they don’t deserve it.

Moi aussi :)

No surrender in Champollion though.

Ouch

The French History BA snob in me takes offense. LOL

Dumb joke.

or maniacal kleptomaniacs

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@John Murdoch We have plenty of American stuff that we `look after`

@John Murdoch Brits fighting Brits, while we had a real war going in Europe, vote was taken in parliament on if we should send more troops and the nays had it, because trade was more important, America didn't even tell the French who'd bankrupt themselves.

The British are certified bad asses in Acting and Narrating stories and this coming from a black man in the U.S. who grew up in the ghetto. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH WAS MY SECONDARY BABYSITTER AND MY BEDTIME STORY TELLER😂💯 IF I WAS EVER TO GET IN A POSITION WERE I HAD THAT BREAD ($) SIMON WOULD NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT NOT HAVING A JOB AND GETTING PAID GOOD. DAMN GOOD JOB SIMON💯👍

Coptic priests should develop a coptic language course for Duolingo to help disseminate the language.

it never died we still use the same tongue language... just the written form of it transferred to Arabic scripture.

@@sarcophegus coptic is currently only used as a liturgical language, it had a couple of dialects which were not entirely mutually intelligible and it is definitely not mutually intelligible with arabic. However Egyptians have told me that it left a mark on Egyptian Arabic.

@@j.obrien4990 that’s not accurate, the same exact spoken language hasn’t changed, it’s only the written part of it that has changed. There is no such thing as as hyroglyphic language, it’s a made up name or whatever other name like Coptic . The dialect used in Egypt even though it’s called Arabic nowadays is very different from how the rest of Arab countries speak.

@@sarcophegus So you're telling me that the Coptic liturgy used in Egyptian churches since long before the Arabs arrived was arabic? hmmm.

Nah, maybe you don't have kids, maybe you do, but I guarantee they thought your excitement and earnestness was the cutest thing they ever saw, and they probably treasure that memory whether they say so or not. Cheers!

Cringe

@@bigguy7353 i so have kids, and I love it when they do this stuff.

@@bigguy7353 that's the sweetest KZfaq comment I've ever read. I need to throw up now.

@@shadymcnasty5920 are you the Grinch?

You belong in a museum! 😉

@@BarNuun LOL I was just adding another quote from the movie.

Im sorry to hear that. I hope you are OK now.

I'm really sorry to hear that but it not the first time that certain professors turns to out to simply be incapable to see beyond their nose narrow minded they really are...

You spent all that time studying ancient glyphs, but never learned the difference from "to" to "too". That's two bad.

@@magnificentfailure2390 I new that was coming...

@@michaelpipkin9942 if you want to know what is actually written in the middle text, it's not Egyptian Demotic as stated in this video, it's actually the language of Alexander the Great, ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text, there's a free download called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF... The Macedonians were already using vowels back then in 190Bc! That's pretty advanced for their time, no one else was using vowels back then!

The middle text was only deciphered recently, it's not Egyptian Demotic as stated in this video but in fact it's Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text, the official language of Alexander the Great. There's a paper available online called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF. If you want to know more about the Rosetta Stone... It's a fascinating read, the ancient Macedonians were already using vowels back then and the majority of the spoken words are still in use today!

Translation of the Rosetta Stone (into English). www.sacred-texts.com/egy/trs/trs07.htm

@@PeterMilanovski Alexander the Great wasn’t a Slav, and that script is Demotic. Slavs didn’t even come into the Balkans for almost a thousand years after Alexander’s death.

@@jcspider7259 thanks! Though the translation is from 1905, it is based on what they were able to read from the greek text which at that point in time wasn't an advanced from of littreture. The middle text on the other hand is not Egyptian Demotic as was believed, it's ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text! The Macedonian Sanskrit text contains vowels and consonants which is why people had difficulty trying to decipher it. But it has recently been deciphered and the scientific paper called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF is available for free download. Not only can we now read the ancient Egyptian text but we can now know what it sounded like! I think that it's amazing that the ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit predates both English and Latin in which to my knowledge, a lot of Latin is based on ancient Slavic Macedonian words! For example, the word greek comes from the Macedonian word Grejci pronounced Greytsi meaning those who came, the word was Latinised into Greceous or Greco which is where the word greek in English came from! This particular paper is not widely known and I'm sure that Greece is keeping quiet about it because it demonstrates that the Macedonians were never greek and that the greeks didn't play a major role as they would have you believe. I personally haven't had a close look at the greek text to see if it is in fact greek! To anyone who sees it, it appears to be greek but I have read about a manuscript that was found in a greek church in Alexandria that was believed to be ancient greek, a few scholars from, I think that they were from Denmark, were working on it and were having difficulty reading it, they sent some pictures of the text to a Macedonian linguist that they had worked together on a previous project and he replied with a translation. As it turned out, the manuscript was written in Slavic Macedonian with greek letters. So who knows what is going to come out of all this, we might end up with some clarification on the ancient Egyptian text. If you are interested in the Rosetta Stone text's, Google the paper word for word as stated above, it's a fascinating read, there's a lot that is not known about ancient Slavic Macedonian history, it's actually as old as Egyptian history but it tends to be overlooked as Greece has convinced us that it's greek and all that we know about it is that Alexander the Great was Macedonian and Macedonians no longer exist! And yet the same words as they were actually spoken back in 196Bc by Ptolemy and Kleopatra and Alexander the Great are still in use today by the modern day Macedonians.. There's a lot to read if you are interested in ancient Macedonian history, I found a website that is hosting a lot of paperwork from a guy called Basil Chulev, everything from the Macedonian culture to their religious beliefs (which I'm not religious but found an understanding for why everything is the way it is today)... Simply Google Basil Chulev and something should show up, the name of the site started with the letter A but I can't remember what it was called... But well worth it if ancient history is of interest to you...

@@ryanwalters5290 that's exactly what Greece would have you believe, if you know anything about greek history then you should know that it has been changed on 3 separate occasions to suit whatever their needs were at that point in time. The scientific paper called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF which is available for free download shows that the middle text on the Rosetta Stone is in fact ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text! Not only is it Slavic Macedonian but the majority of the words used on the Rosetta Stone are still in use today by the modern day Slavic Macedonians! Yes! In 196Bc there were Slavic Macedonians! The same Sanskrit Slavic Macedonian text on the Rosetta Stone has also been found in Kokino Macedonia carved into stone and dated by the French to around 6000Bc! There's no archeological evidence of greek existence before 1500Bc! None whatsoever! No one ever say's Alexander the Great of Greece! It's a real no brainer, it's only logical sense that the middle text is ancient Slavic Macedonian! And it's really not that hard to work it out if it's true or not, download the scientific paper called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF, and you can see that it is in fact ancient Slavic Macedonian, the Sanskrit alphabet is translated into modern Slavic Macedonian and then into English.. The ancient Slavic Macedonians were a far more advanced civilization than people realise, they would have to be, there would be no way to conquer the known world if all they were was small time petty thieves, this effort required an advanced nation behind it.. it's not much different to how things work today! They ancient Slavic Macedonians worked it out that it's far better to occupy and rule a nation of people than to go in and destroy it and take whatever wealth that they can find, instead it's better to keep the nation going while you continually export the wealth accumulated back to Macedonia, that's why the greeks are not assimilated, nor was any other nation of people! This tactic is still being used today! Take Greece today for example, their economy almost completely collapsed but the Germans stepped in and offered financial support! This support doesn't come for free, Greece is never going to get out of debt! The Germans have them exactly where they want them, it's money for nothing! They are screwed but they aren't the only ones who are in that position, we know that America was doing the same thing to the Arab's.. it's an old Macedonian tactic, that's why Alexander the Great is studied so much! There's a lot more there than most people realise. But the Greeks want Macedonian history as their own and don't want anyone to work it out so they simply claim that ancient Macedonians no longer exist but they can't tell you what actually happened to them! Whether you choose to accept that the ancient Macedonian people were Slavic and that the modern day Macedonians are the same people or you don't, if knowing history as it happened and as it was is important to you, then it's up to you to find out what the truth is! There's no mention anywhere about a migration of Slavic people who moved from somewhere in the north to the south! There are no documents! The Israelites migration got a mention! Where is all this talk about migrating slav's actually coming from anyway? Probably Greece..

Duolingo!!!!

@@varadbhosale731 Triolingual

There's actually 3 languages on the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian, greek and Slavic Macedonians, the official language of Alexander the Great!

I was thinking about that institution too lol

@@PeterMilanovski Duolingo is the name of a language learning app

Has Egypt moved LOL. I have aboriginal stone axes that were passed down through the family. Some ancient, some a few hundred years old..all worthless!

This is the best KZfaq comment I’ve ever seen

@GE B There are likely many more out there, though given the fate of the first one found, they could be anywhere (or bits of them at least). It is in the text itself that decrees that a copy of the stone was to be set up in all Level 1, 2 and 3 temples (no one seems sure about what that means). The British Museum copy is only a small part of the original. Others were around 2 meters in height.

@@PhilJonesIII The Rosetta Stone is P. R., perhaps ?

Yes, so many ancient treasures have been lost (blown up)

That's why it and many other treasures in the BM will never go back. One of the few places in the world its protection can be guaranteed. I wouldn't even trust the US with it. It's a free musuem, they close too early for me but it's remarkably accessible, to everybody - the only problem is the Egypt section tends to get way too busy.

Oof

Burn

Boom, ROASTED.

C'est en effet assez dur. Mais toujours de bonne guerre ;)

@Sheikh Yerbouti 🤣🤣🤣

As an Egyptian, It's impossible for me to read the Coptic one. I think Egyptian Christians may understand a bit of it since they still use Coptic in Egyptian Churches.

@@Xdooda they use ancient hieroglyphs in Christian churchs. The irony is not lost on me lmao

@@shadymcnasty5920 3 languages are on the stone bozo

Is possible to create it on Memory of Mankind...

@@ErickSoares3 Passed down by the OGBB legends

Sam is actively destroying all attempts. You do not go against the Meme God. He desires chaos and confusion in the distant future. Allegedly...

@@dudepool7530 He's probably planned out his funeral as some sort of puzzle meme to intrigue future generations.

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One mans trash is another mans untrash. -Ricky TPB’s

Litterally ;) Okay, putting the joke aside, the most tell-tale sources for arhaeologists are the waste dump areas. Like the Great Pit near Deir el-Medina (Luxor West Bank). Most facts about politics, economy and daily life we know about Set Maat (the tomb builders' village at Deir el-Medina) are known from the thrown away scripts on stone slabs or pot shards (ostracha). It is such a large source that paleoeconomy is largely based on them. The other sources are temple libraries-most of the Abu-Sir library contains reports and accounts about the overseen royal properties and almost nothing religious is there.

Britain: You Egyptian chaps needed to take this up with Napoleon back when he first carted it off. It's ours, now.

Britain: Sure, just as soon as you return all the treasures from the rest of the Pharaohs that you robbed.

Technically, the stone has very limited historic value in Egyptian history, but it does have more value to modern history. Egypt does have many similar more complete and more ancient stones but non is of similar (modern) significance. Usually, the Egyptian authorities do discriminate when giving licenses to foreign missions based on their countries history of denying reparations or allowing the sale of Egyptian antiques.

Why are u so poor Pamela ? lol

@ROB H8U Not true. These objects stayed in their homeland intact and safe for thousands of years. They would have been eventually discovered and stayed in their home country. The argument you are presenting is completely false, especially when you are talking about a country like Egypt; everyone knew (even before the discovery of hieroglyphics) that this land is extremely rich in history, this knowledge was never forgotten (thanks to the bible and ofc the pyramids). The pyramids are like beacons saying come and dig here!

You can find out more about the Rosetta Stone by googling Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF, the middle text isn't Egyptian Demotic as stated in the video, it's ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit. The ancient Macedonians were using vowels back then, I don't know of another language that was at that point in time..

There are a mix of languages although Simon has actually got it wrong! The top text is Egyptian, the bottom is greek but the middle text is ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text... It's not Egyptian Demotic as stated in the video.. Simon didn't see the paper called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF... It's been called Egyptian Demotic even though no one could read it but it has since been deciphered...

Fancy meeting you here, how’s the crusading going?

Translation of the Rosetta Stone (into English). www.sacred-texts.com/egy/trs/trs07.htm

@@jcspider7259 thank you. 😊

@@Trystyna Glad to see it is of interest to others.

It’s “hieroglyphs” *NOT* “hieroglyphics” !

@@douglaswilkinson5700 I’m a writer NOT an editor. What a rude comment btw

Translation of the Rosetta Stone (into English). www.sacred-texts.com/egy/trs/trs07.htm

@@jcspider7259 Very interesting. Thanks.

@@a1nelson :)

If you want to know more, Google Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF, it's actually about the decipher of the middle text which was believed to be Egyptian Demotic but no one could read it, well it's no wonder why no one could read it, it wasn't Egyptian LoL. It's actually ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text, the official language of Alexander the Great and Ptolemy and Kleopatra... It's a fascinating read that not to many people know about...

Yeah everyone would take a huge rock in a riot.

It wasnt a riot. it was a revolution. Also people know how much stuff is worth. Just because they are in egypt dosent mean they dont have pick ups and a forklifts.

@@wpjohn91 Yeah if you manage to steal it easy to hide and sell lol😂

People take world famous paintings, statues and gems all the time. They find a seller. Anyway. Enoy more of Simon's vids. Business blaze is the best.

Enjoy*

Lol James Acaster

To be fair, a decent portion of it was genuinely traded. Start giving people who have never tasted sugar, well, bagfulls of sugar, and they are genuinely willing to trade some of their stuff.

Technically we didn’t steal the stone the French did.....

Tactically acquired.

Yeah how dare they preserve the world's history? We should just let the crazy religious groups have everything back and let them destroy our species' history for Allah. /s

vote Ptolemy, Ptolemy is great, Ptolemy is awesome vote ptolemy!!!! 😈

@@darthXreven Haha - v funny!

He even have a second channel called '' Vsauce '' where he talks about really interesting theories and such.

@@Skanerost1488 idk if this a joke but that’s a different guy, his name is michael.

@@Skanerost1488 ah okay then 😂

It’s called turning up n reading autocue for ££££

@@coolcat6103 he does a lot more than that but alright bud

The greek text got it started but we are going to find out more now that the middle text was found to be ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit and not as mentioned in the video as Egyptian Demotic... The ancient Macedonians had already been using vowels back then and now we know how the words were actually pronounced... It's a fascinating read that few people know about...

It's actually even more useful since the middle text has been recently deciphered and found to be ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text and not Egyptian Demotic as stated in the video. The middle text was believed to be Egyptian Demotic because it seemed logical since no one could read it but that has since changed. The papers on the latest can be found by searching for Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF... Should you want to know more about it...

@@PeterMilanovski You are the only one who really knows whats up. Shouldn't there be more Ancient Macedonian texts in the lands of the ancient slavic Macedonia? Ive heard they have found so far 20.000+ epigraphs in the ancient slavic Macedonian region but all of them are in ancient greek and some in latin. They really are hiding something from us...

The British museum is worth the trip alone in my opinion. But you can also see a Templar church and the tower and....... Also it's not that far to Scotland. The whole island is like the size of my state.

I want to go back.

The stone isn't that impressive. It could be interesting if you could read one of the languages on it.

@@dragonmartijn I don't speak Arabic, but I found Petra awe inspiring. I have a loose grasp of Latin, but I found the Coloseum to be a wonderful structure. I don't speak any ancient South American language, but I was left speechless by Machu Pichu. One doesn't need to speak the languages of our predecessors in order to appreciate their achievements.

@@dragonmartijn if you look at shit that old made by a dude with a rock and another rock and feel awe. There is something wrong with you.

I like to think I can be both.

@@Sideprojects Aren't you just a talking head for hire? I've seen you on a lot of channels over the years. Some shit and some not.

@@methos4866 aren’t you just a troll for hire? I’ve seen you on a lot of threads over the years, some shit and some not.

or an app

it's not a mistake tax code is incomprehensible.. see The Rules for Rulers on YT

Or we can topple the IRS by not paying our taxes for a year or five and there will be absolutely nothing they can do but go defunct

​@@patrickharvey158 Do you see the problems in your country and know how to fix them? you've come to the right place.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qLmkf5qfzribl6c.html

Oh yeah , let’s like chisel right on there it’s not like we’d ruin the Rosetta Stone or anything.

@@tarn1135 or just add another blank stone....

@@tarn1135 oh please you can't be this dumb!!!

@carl hartford how u know that 🌬️

Bingo! When Islam swept through the middle east so much history was destroyed, and the radicals these days take pleasure in destroying anything that isn't islamic. The Taliban destroys what it finds, as did ISIS, what a shame that religious nut jobs destroy their people's history.

its absurd that someone from egypt has to travel across an ocean in order to see something apart of THEIR history

@@robertharper3754 Interesting viewpoint. In truth, Caesar burned the Royal Library in Alexandria during his war with Pompey (though it might have been an unintended consequence of setting the harbor on fire). Later on in 391, christisns under Theophilus destroyed the remaining library in Alexandria in their zeal to remove "paganist" source material. It seems the looting and destruction wrought during the wars begun by European crusaders in the 11th and 12th century was a greater culprit in the destruction of ancient knowledge than anything that occurred during the islamic expansion in the 7th Century. In fairness, libraries in the Middle East were also sold off by their muslim owners to pay for the defense they needed to mount against said crusaders. My source material is the Encyclopedia Britannica.

@@joejankoski8471 Crusade only occurred during few centuries and were not even that relevant for the Muslims (not a lot of writing speaking about crusades, at least far less than Europeans). Their "golden age", was only achieving to be a bit more developed than Europeans during their dark age. While holding the richest and most civilized region of the world since the beginning of civilization, Middle East and Egypt. Regions they managed to turn into shithole in few centuries. If you really want to blame on everything on Europeans, go ahead. But don't be surprised that Europeans are tired of that go far right.

@@joejankoski8471 hey rube, Islam tried to take over Europe. you ponce in here and tell us the Crusaders started a war? Crusaders finished the war Islam started. you suck. get lost.

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Which is how the planet will fall in this day and age.

@@billpilling5725 how you knowv

@@thebluerock6048 im psychic.

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There's more that didn't make it in this video, you will need to Google Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF, the middle text isn't Egyptian Demotic as stated but in fact it's Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit text.. the official language of Alexander the Great! It's a fascinating read, it's the latest finding from the Rosetta Stone which not to many people are aware of...

@@PeterMilanovski Thanks Peter, ill check it out!

@@jackiehopson8334 your welcome 😄

Its Nubian Stone not Egyptian Stone. Your letting him white wash history.

@@blueteam8929 we waz kings nubians are part of Egypt they live in the south you aren't

that's nit hagiasophia that's Mohamed Ali Mosque in Egypt unlike hagiasophia it was basically built to be a mosque

@@mostafamahmoud3485 Ah! Forgive my ignorance and my brains overactive pattern recognition.

It's not your history or artifacts they are ours... imagine us taking the shity stones u have in the UK and claiming they r safer in Egypt during the world war 2...

@@abd28elshamekh I'm not British. (Also you don't seem to know much about WWII if you thought Egypt was safe during it.) Also there's a very good chance that you don't have a whole lot of claim to that history there. It is Ptolemaic, so actually it's Greek's history if we want to go by ethnicity. And if we go by culture modern Egyptians have as much in common with ancient Egyptians as the British do. The only thing that you can claim is that you live on the same land.

@@abd28elshamekh How is the outer layer of the Great Pyramids and the Assyrian Bull doing after Islam vandalized them?

@@CampaignerSC Islam vandalised the pyramids, what?

@@timothypeterson4781 that’s stretching it to say modern Egyptians have little to do with ancient Egypt.

Then you should have a look at a document that is right up your alley, it's called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF, which by the way is what the middle text on the Rosetta Stone is, it's not Egyptian Demotic as stated in the video, no one could read it until recently! The museum of London still hasn't updated it's website regarding this... Anyway, the Macedonians were already using vowels back in 190Bc, I don't think that any other languages used vowels back then, could it be possible that the English language got it's vowels from the Macedonians? Fascinating stuff!

@@PeterMilanovski Thank you. I will have a look.

@@historybuff7491 history is important, and when a video like this is made and an important key piece of information is left out, people are pointed in the wrong direction...

@@historybuff7491 no you will not.this guy doing propaganda.

@@kenmasters2034 ok

@@toxqui11 So you support returning it to Ptolemaic Greeks who created it in 196 BC? I mean, obviously you don't support giving it to the people who currently live in Egypt, after all, they invaded and conquered those lands way later, around 646 AD.

Our government is like that, even to the Elgin Marbles

The vast majority of items in British museums were legally acquired according to the rules and cultural norms of the time. If items were not legally acquired, then they should be returned, if feasible to do so. We need to stop applying modern cultural standards to centuries ago.

@@Locutus according to who? What international accord gave them the right to... you know what, it doesn’t matter. We live in the modern world. So if we have the knowledge and the means to correct an error, like theft, we should. The bigger problem is obviously the volume of stolen artifacts that is there.

@@Locutus are the artifacts made by British people, if not, give them back... Simple as that. Imagine an Egyptian kid having to work hard to get a ticket to go and see an artifact that his/her ancestors made... Not forgetting he has to pay the British government for the privilege! It is just absurd in my opinion

@@tafadzwandingindi1370 Public museums are free in the UK. They have been for 20 years. You can go to the British Museum and see all of its artefacts for free. You can also go to the National Art Gallery and see art from Picasso, Da Vinci, Monet, and other great artists of the world for free. All paid for by the British public.

what are you talking about?

It's called business blaze

It has been found...it was ground into a fine white powder...oh wait...

Damn you. 🤣🤣🤣 I was going to go for this angle too. 👍🤘🤘👍🤣

Let me guess, it was aliens?

A lost, relatively capable chapter of human history is almost more interesting than if it were aliens tbh

@@KamikazeMagpie I agree completely.

@@carymartin1150 No. I think a civilization predating “Egypt” built all the stuff and the Egyptians found it.

@@jimmyglea if you think that then you will be very disappointed by the truth lol.

Your antiquities? Its egyptian, its ours not yours and we want it back. And your corrupt ass country doesnt wanna give it back LOL

Why

@@Whiteyy191 because those are made by Egyptians, not by you and they are safe in Egypt too. Why do you think you should continue to keep them?

@@aiurea1 Because the British Museum is a museum of humanity not of Britain :)

@@Whiteyy191 :)) if so then it should definitely be sent back to Egypt. Where would it be cheaper to travel to see those art pieces? London or Cairo? Do more people afford to go to Cairo or to London? Give those back

@@aiurea1 Egypt cares so little about Egyptology that every leading egyptologist is French or British lol. Give it back? It was never yours. If it belonged to anyone it was an ancient civilisation that ceased to exist 2000 years ago

You’re the one spreading misinformation. Champollion dedicated his entire life to studying Coptic and was by far the leading scholar on ancient Coptic texts at the time. He didn’t need any ‘help’ linking coptic to hieroglyphics and ultimately deciphering them.

False, attempts were made by Arabic scholars a thousand year before, and they were pretty decent. You have to know this: rediscovering something at a certain time, doesn’t mean that someone else wouldn’t have discovered it. After the Rosetta stone were found, so many multilingual tablets were found. Modern computers would have deciphered the text in 20 mins not 20 years like in the 19th century. For every good thing these Europeans contributed to Egyptology, there are 10 bad things they did.400 years from now, it wouldn’t matter if the language was rediscovered in the 19th or 21st century, what would matter is that so many priceless artefacts left their home country because if 19th century colonialism.

What an ignorant thing to say. To think Egyptology wouldn’t exist at all is just bonkers.

They were destroyed for the practices they were involved in, namely rituals and summonings. Also the Egyptian glyphs are yet to be fully translated to this day, so all these experts saying they deciphered the entire language are lying. From what is known, the land of Kemet had a great kingdom going all the way to the beginning of man but suffered a cataclysmic event and afterwards kept suffering from them till they were reduced to this lower state. The westerners clearly have great respect and knowledge of the practices they were involved in, who knows exactly what they are hiding but even the founding fathers were in deep with Egyptian symbology.

@opener of the world don't know what you are saying but the Egyptians were dark, the current inhabitants of Egypt are not how they used to look at all. The Egyptians were tall and as dark as the soil, they are actually the Neolithic tribes and other tribes around the area but they are not Arabs, Arabs are just a mix of various shemitic and 3domite tribes.

@opener of the world you are delusional, kemet literally means land of Ham and guess what? Ham was a black man

@opener of the world are you Arab? Yes or no?

@opener of the world I already told you the current inhabitants of Egypt are not the Egyptians of the past, the Egyptians were renowned for their height and dark complexion, you are delusional.

Before the Romans conquered Egypt, the Macedonians had already been and conquered just like they conquered the Greeks before them! That's why there was greek soldiers in Alexander's Macedonian army! By the time Alexander reached India, he also had Egyptians along side the Greeks as Macedonian soldiers in his Macedonian army! And the middle and main body of text on the Rosetta Stone isn't Egyptian Demotic but in fact it's ancient Slavic Macedonian Sanskrit, the scientific paper called Tracing The Script And The Language Of The Ancient Macedonians PDF is available for free download, had Simon been thorough in his research, he would have already known this and not got it wrong as he did...