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1972, Egyptologist K. Zauzich investigated bilingual texts in Carian and Egyptian (what became known as the 'Egyptian approach'). This was an important step in decipherment and produced good results.[14] => 1981 British Egyptologist John D. Ray used Carian–Egyptian bilingual inscriptions and produced similar results. He included the reading of the name Psammetichus (Egyptian Pharaoh) in Carian. => 1996 The discovery of a new bilingual inscription (Kaunos Carian-Greek) confirmed the essential validity of their decipherment.