Jeremy Pope, associate professor of history and faculty affiliate in classical studies, has created a unique opportunity for students to learn the Egyptian language at William & Mary.

At just 13, he studied Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac, and Aramaic. As an adult, he began to wonder if learning Coptic -- a late form of ancient Egyptian -- would help him understand the hieroglyphics.

Reading the Magic Tree House books in order Since the first of Mary Pope Osborne’s bestselling books for children debuted in ...

Fabricius uses machine learning to translate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs via an online tool.

Jill McCorkle’s novels are always worth the wait. That’s certainly true of “Hieroglyphics.” Few books are so honest and true to life, yet so ultimately uplifting. When “Life After Life ...

An intriguing new exhibition at the Israel Museum provocatively juxtaposes hieroglyphics and emoji, systems of communication separated by thousands of years. Can archaeology drive new technology ...

Roughly 200 years ago, however, the original Rosetta Stone provided the key to deciphering the most beautiful and enigmatic of all writing systems, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.

Piecing languages together There are a number of lessons that scholars working on undeciphered scripts can learn from the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Hieroglyphics Cracked 1,000 Years Earlier Than Thought Date: October 7, 2004 Source: University College London Summary: Western scholars were not the first to decipher the ancient language of the ...

Google has launched a hieroglyphics translator that uses AI to decipher images of Ancient Egyptian script. The new tool, called Fabricius, uses machine learning to give experts a fast way to ...