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The Rosetta Stone was discovered in 1799 near Rashid by Napoleon's troops when they invaded Egypt in 1798. It is so important to ancient Egypt that they were often the subject of sculpture. So, the scholars labeled the slab the “Rosetta Stone” in honor of the place where it was found. The French used to rub paper, to make copies of the Rosetta Stone’s inscription so someone can read it. So, someone name Thomas Young was determined to solve the discovery language and he tried but did not success. So, there was someone named Champollion and he visited temples in the Valley of the Kings and Champollion did not know what it means so he studied hard by doing some research online. So, Champollion now knew a dozen different hieroglyphic symbols in the early 1820s and know in 1802 the Rosetta stone is now sitting behind glass in the British Museum.

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A year after Napoleon's troops invaded Egypt in 1718, the Rosetta stone was found near Rashid. The Rosetta stone was a stone that had three versions of a decree issued incripted in it. This was very important to Egypt, they often made it the subject of sculpture. The scholars labeled the slab the “Rosetta Stone” in honor of where it was found. The French used what was well known as the rubbing paper teqnique, which allowed them to make copies of the Rosetta Stone’s inscription. The stones inscription was unknown to most because of the language it was in. Thomas Young, an english physician, was determined to solve the discovery language. He was unsuccessful. After Thomas, Champollion who is known as "the father of Egyptiology" was able to desipher the ancient Egyptian language.



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