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2 years ago

When did Thomas Young give up trying to translate the rosetta stone and what inspired him to do this.

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Maksim231197 [3]2 years ago

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The usual answer is Jean-François Champollion, beginning in 1822. But ever since that time, Egyptologists have debated the role of his rival, the polymath Thomas Young, the first person to publish a partially correct translation of the Rosetta Stone.

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