Who really owns the Rosetta Stone? Egyptian team
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The document discusses the Rosetta Stone, an ancient Egyptian stele discovered in Egypt in 1799 that is inscribed in three scripts: hieroglyphic, demotic, and Greek. It provides background on the stone's discovery and explains that while it is currently housed in the British Museum, the Egyptian team argues it should be returned to Egypt and housed in the Egyptian Museum as it was originally discovered in Egypt and represents their civilization's ancient history. The stone is significant as its multiple inscriptions helped unlock the mystery of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
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The Rosetta Stone was written in 196 BC during the reign of King Ptolemy V of Egypt. It contains a decree written in three scripts: hieroglyphics, demotic Egyptian, and ancient Greek. While its content describes benefits Ptolemy V granted to Egypt, its true importance lies in enabling the decoding of hieroglyphics by providing a Rosetta key to ancient Egyptian writing. The Stone should remain in the British Museum, as the museum has the proper resources and security to preserve it for millions of visitors to understand its significance to Egyptian civilization.
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- 4. The Rosetta Stone is an ancient Egyptian stele inscribed with a decree issued at Memphis in 196 BC on behalf of King Ptolemy V.
- 5. This inscription is written in three languages (hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek) because when it was made, there were three different scripts being used in Egypt
- 6. Its name is Rosetta Stone because it was discovered in a town called Rosetta. The town was founded around AD 800 and came to be known in the West as Rosette (Rosetta), the name by which it was referred to by the French during Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in Egypt.
- 7. One of the three languages of the Rosetta Stone was Hieroglyphs which were called, by the Egyptians, "the words of God" Hieroglyphs
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- 9. According to the Egyptian the Rosetta Stone must return to Egypt We think that the rightful owner of the Rosetta Stone is Egypt because it was found in this country, so it must be moved to Cairo Egyptian Museum, which contains the most important documents and witnesses of ancient Egyptian civilization.
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