How did the archaeologists find Rosetta stone?

The Rosetta Stone was not found by archaeologists. It was discovered in 1799 by French soldiers during Napoleon’s campaign in Egypt. The stone was found in the town of Rosetta (Rashid), Egypt. The stone was recognized as an important find and transported to France for study. It currently resides in the British Museum in London.

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The Phaistos disc would be an ancient hymn
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Europe's megalithic monuments may have a common origin in Brittany
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