Rosetta Stone Replica Project

The Rosetta Stone. Found in 1799 on the west bank of the Nile by French soldiers, this 1,700 pound fragment of an ancient slab gave up the clues that ultimately cracked the code to hieroglyphics some 23 years later in 1822 – unlocking the secrets of ancient Egypt. Arguably one of the most important archaeological discoveries in the last three centuries. After 6+ years of R&D, Rosetta Classic has developed the world's first museum-quality, full-size, 3D replica of the famous Rosetta Stone. The company has also developed seven other models -- including a fine-art "lost wax" model, a hybrid model (coffee table/wall hanging), a thin plaque model, or the jaw-dropping 3D digital holographic image. A museum or corporation may want to own and exhibit the Classic Rosetta model, with an exhibit of Jean Champollion and the global impact that emerged from cracking of the linguistic code of hieroglyphics. The Egyptology Department of a university may want to get a grant to own & exhibit the full-size replica as a "hands-on" educational piece. The ultimate "Legacy" or "Life-Time Achievement" Award presentation piece for one-of-a-kind individuals -- recognizing (with a Bronze Rosetta) those who have displayed world class accomplishments throughout their lives. Fine restaurants. Colleges. Publishers. Law firms. Language translation companies. Organizations specializing in cryptology. Large city libraries. Bio-research companies.