By means of sledges hauled by gangs of slaves, water or oil was poured under the runners to reduce friction.
The Rosetta Stone - discovered in the Library of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt - was used to learn how to translate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Cornaline is a type of stone that was used for ancient Egyptian jewelry. It was an oraney kind of color.
An ancient Egyptian harpist
A sarcophagus is a stone coffin, often highly decorated, used to hold the remains of a deceased person. It was commonly used in ancient Egypt and other ancient civilizations.
from wood, copper, or sharp stone called flint
Ancient Egyptians used hieroglyphs to write on papyrus or carve into stone.
The original Rosetta Stone was a stone tablet that researches found and used to help translate an ancient egyptian language, so no. If you were reffering to the new Rosetta Stone, which is a language learning technology, then yes. See why they call it Rosetta Stone? Because the original was used to decifer an ancient language. By the way, this is the first straight answer I've given.
it is a lever used in the egyptian times
Jean-François Champollion was a French Egyptologist who, in 1922, "translated" the Rosetta Stone. The Rosetta Stone is a rock on which the same ancient edict was carved in three different languages, including ancient Greek and Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Champillion was able to use the Greek to show how to "decode" the hieroglyphs and, from that, formed the basic understanding of ancient Egyptian writing. His work is still used today by Egyptologists.
They were used for transport.
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In the ancient Egyptian times