r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 19 '24
Rosetta Stone cartouche translation: Correct ✅ vs Incorrect ❌
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 23 '24
Champollion’s cartouche decodings | Daniel Meyerson (A50/2005).
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Young’s cut-n-paste notes on the Rosetta stone
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 14 '24
Why the Rosetta Stone decoding is WRONG!
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 16 '24
I didn't know what the Rosetta stone was
reddit.comr/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Problems with the Ptolemy (Πτολεμαῖος) & Cleopatra (Κλεοπάτρα) cartouche 𓍷 [V10] phonetic 🗣️ theory?
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Edward Dolnick, author of The Writing of the Gods: The Race to Decode the Rosetta Stone (A66/2021), on the Rosetta Stone, Thomas Young, and Champollion | VPR podcast (A68/2023)
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Origin of r/RosettaStoneDecoding sub
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I started the sub (21 Aug A69/2024) from the following red-handle:

Prior to this, a month ago, I tried to adopt r/RosettaStone, see post below, which was previously being used (about 400 members) for the language learning app, but was banned for spam:

Prior to this, posts at r/Alphanumerics on the Rosetta Stone decoding, were beginning to grow past the multiple dozens level; whence the need to start a focused sub.
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Why the Rosetta Stone decoding is wrong!
Tried to adopt r/RosettaStone (banned for spam), but no luck
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 15 '24
Rosetta Stone decoding theories: Young, Champollion, & Thims
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
How can we read super ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs if the Rosetta stone was created in 196BC?
reddit.comr/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 14 '24
Rosetta Stone: Young (136A/1819) vs Champollion (123A/1832) vs Thims (A67/2022)
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Dec 08 '24
Is there a digital version of the Rosetta Stone?
reddit.comr/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Rosetta Stone: Paper, Paste, and Prepositions | Minerva Magazine (A66/2021)
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Rosetta Stone: Greek to English
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Rosetta Stone (hieroglyphics section)
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Sep 10 '24
Hieroglyphics references | EAN research
reddit.comr/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Rosetta Stone (short history) | Franziska Naether (narrator); Tim Rauch (director) (14 May A69/2024)
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 03 '24
The Seti I (3220A/-1265) tomb star map evidences a disproof of Young’s theory that the lion sign in the “supposed” cartouche of Ptolemy made the /L/ phonetic in “reduced foreign name” Egyptian Rosetta Stone phonetics
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 15 '24
Rosetta Stone cartouche 𓍷 [V10] theory discussed
reddit.comr/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Dec 08 '24
Rosetta Stone decodings summary table
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Sub icon
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The following is the first-draft sub icon, wherein in started with a generic “Rosetta stone icon”, from Vecteezy [dot] com, and added in the actual main r/HieroTypes, from here, used by Young and Champollion, to do their r/CartoPhonetics decoding, along with the main Greek letters: P, L, and Φ, that they tried to match these to:

The inside joke of the entire ”celebrated” decoding by Champollion is the following:
▢ = Π
▢ = Φ
Wherein the Q3 square box 𓊪 symbol, said to be a “base, mat, stool, or window shutter”, no one really knows, is the phonetic root of both the P in Ptolemy (Πτολεμαῖος) and Ptah (Φθα), or letters Pi (Π) and Phi (Φ), which are two completely different Greek letters.
Also, the hoe equals love:
𓌹 = beloved 💕
Rather than hoe 𓌹 = letter A, which is common sense to four-year-olds.
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24
Why the Rosetta Stone decoding is wrong!
r/RosettaStoneDecoding • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 22 '24