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How did the Rosetta Stone influence philosophy and the arts? It was an important item in the Museum of Alexandria. It was sculpted to reflect the cultures of the Hellenistic era. It was important for learning
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How did the Rosetta Stone influence philosophy and the arts?

It was an important item in the Museum of Alexandria.
It was sculpted to reflect the cultures of the Hellenistic era.
It was important for learning how to read ancient hieroglyphs.
It was sculpted by Hellenistic artists to display ancient Egypt.

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i am sure it is c! It was important for learning how to read ancient hieroglyphs.

i got a 100% on my quiz, so i'm sure its c

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Answer: I believe the answer is c- It was important for learning how to read ancient hieroglyphs

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