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Based on the details in The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, how did the career of Jean-Baptiste Fourier differ from that of Jacques-Joseph Champollion? Unlike Champollion, Fourier studied in Paris with Sylvestre de Sacy.
Unlike Champollion, Fourier cared more about non-Egyptian articles.
Unlike Champollion, Fourier studied and learned many languages.
Unlike Champollion, Fourier accompanied Napoleon to Egypt.

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