Read this excerpt from The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone. He lined up the two groups of symbols and made a comparison. At once it was apparent that three of the hieroglyphs found in the name Ptolemy—the first, third, and fourth—could also be found in their correct places in the name Cleopatra—the fifth, fourth, and second respectively. What is the best prediction that can be made about Champollion’s research techniques? He will stop using the technique of lining up Greek and Egyptian versions of names to look for similarities. He will continue the technique of lining up Greek and Egyptian versions of names to look for similarities. He will ask Thomas Young to study his findings and offer new techniques for deciphering the writings. He will study more languages and work on developing new methods to decipher the writings.