Rosetta stone
The British Museum houses unique ancient Egyptian artifacts, most notably the Rosetta Stone.
The Rosetta Stone was discovered by the French expedition in 1799 AD.
In a report, the newspaper said, "Egypt has proven its popularity as a favorite tourist destination.”
In the following lines, ET sheds light on the most important world events that took place on September 27.
On September 27, 1822, French Egyptologist Jean-Francois Champollion was able to decipher the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs after studying the Rosetta Stone.
The museum includes collectibles and models that highlight the struggle of the people of Rashid and the battles they fought against the French and English colonialists.
The Rosetta Stone was discovered by the French expedition in 1799 AD. It was discovered by a French officer named Bouchard on July 19, 1799.
On September 27, 1822, French Egyptologist Jean-Francois Champollion was able to decipher the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs after studying the Rosetta Stone.
Egypt has suffered from the illegal smuggling of its precious artifacts throughout the ages, where thousands of artifacts were lost without a trace.
Egypt celebrates the 221st anniversary of discovering Rosetta Stone on July 19.
Beheira Governorate celebrates 200th anniversary since cracking the code of the Rosetta Stone for three days.
The first ever director-general of the International Francophone Organization was Egyptian diplomat Boutros Boutros Ghali (1997 and 2002).
Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo will host a lecture about the deep history of the Asyut region, especially the village Shutb.
The Rashid Museum will celebrate 58th anniversary of establishing the museum which will mark September 18 concurrently with Beheira governorate National Day.
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