Comments on: Can you afford your very own Rosetta Stone? http://allaboutegypt.org/2009/10/can-you-afford-your-very-own-rosetta-stone/ Mon, 17 Oct 2011 12:23:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Joel Freeman http://allaboutegypt.org/2009/10/can-you-afford-your-very-own-rosetta-stone/comment-page-1/#comment-372 Joel Freeman Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:35:47 +0000 http://allaboutegypt.org/?p=1704#comment-372 Thank you for posting a few excerpts of this article. I'd love to give the reader a larger picture: I spent over four years researching the project and have plowed a lot of time, energy and finances into the project. The result is a series of eight innovations that bear a remarkable resemblance to the original Rosetta Stone. The holographic image should be completed in the early part of 2010. The writer of the article attended the launching of the project at the Library of Congress in DC. Experts in hieroglyphics and Egyptology and many others attended the event. Each attendee was excited with the excellence of the final product. If anyone is interested in an overview of the technology utilized to develop the various models, along with photos of various angles of the full-size, 3D Classic Rosetta model, feel free to check out the website: www.RosettaCrazy.com I welcome all comments and questions...Joel Freeman Thank you for posting a few excerpts of this article. I’d love to give the reader a larger picture:

I spent over four years researching the project and have plowed a lot of time, energy and finances into the project. The result is a series of eight innovations that bear a remarkable resemblance to the original Rosetta Stone. The holographic image should be completed in the early part of 2010.

The writer of the article attended the launching of the project at the Library of Congress in DC. Experts in hieroglyphics and Egyptology and many others attended the event. Each attendee was excited with the excellence of the final product.

If anyone is interested in an overview of the technology utilized to develop the various models, along with photos of various angles of the full-size, 3D Classic Rosetta model, feel free to check out the website: http://www.RosettaCrazy.com

I welcome all comments and questions…Joel Freeman

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