Cracking codes: the Rosetta Stone and decipherment

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Classical Studies and Philology Ancient Near East History

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The Rosetta Stone has become one of the most famous Egyptian antiquities in the world. The discovery of the stone and the 'battle of the decipherers' which inspired are described and put in the context of other, near-contemporaneous decipherment's such as that of cuneiform.

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