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Rosetta Stone was carved in 196 b.C., and was found in 1799 a.C. It was found by a French soldiers in a small village called "Rosetta", so the Stone's name take from the village. There are written all the things the pharaoh done. Jean-Francois Champillion deciphered the Stone in 1822. For translate the Stone Champillon he created a grammar of the Ancient Egypt and one hieroglyphic dictionary. Now it's preserved in British Museum.

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The text reports all the benefits rendered to the country by the pharaoh, the taxes he removed, the consequent decision of the clergy to erect in all the temples of the village a statue in his honor, gold statues to be placed next to those of the gods and hold numerous festivities in honor of the pharaohs.

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Rosetta Stone is written in three scripts, because there were three scripts being used in Egypt:
- The first was hieroglyphic (the language of Gods): used for important or religious documents. 14 lines on the top;
- The second was demotic (language of people): wich was the common script of Egypt. 22 lines in the middle;
- The third was Greek: the language of the rulers of Egypt in that time. 54 lines on the bottom.

All three texts aren't completed, because only one part of the Stone was found.

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Rosetta's Stone is a stone with writting on it in two languages (Egyptian and Greek) and using three scripts (hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek)
The Stone is tall 114 cm, it's wide 72 cm and thick 27 cm. Its weight is 760 kg